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CyFair9191 Barker Cypress RoadCypress, TX 77433-1383

281.290.3200

Kingwood20000 Kingwood Drive

Kingwood, TX 77339-3801281.312.1600

Montgomery3200 College Park DriveConroe, TX 77384-4500

936.273.7000

North Harris2700 W.W. Thorne DriveHouston, TX 77073-3499

281.618.5400

Tomball30555 Tomball Parkway

Tomball, TX 77375281.351.3300

University Centerat Montgomery

3232 College Park DriveThe Woodlands, TX 77384

281.618.7140

University Park20515 S.H. 249

Houston, TX 77070281.290.2600

5000 Research Forest DriveThe Woodlands, TX 77381-4356

832.813.6500

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A system of comprehensive, public, two-year colleges, the Lone Star College System offers academic, workforce development, continuing education, and general programs and services, as well as customized contract training. Residents in the following independent school districts have voted to join the college system and qualify for in-district tuition rates: Aldine, Conroe, Cypress-Fairbanks, Humble, Klein, Magnolia, New Caney, Splendora, Spring, Tomball and Willis.

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Lone Star College-CyFair9191 Barker Cypress Road / Cypress, TX 77433-1383 / 281.290.3200

Lone Star College-Kingwood20000 Kingwood Drive / Kingwood, TX 77339-3801 / 281.312.1600

Lone Star College-Montgomery3200 College Park Drive / Conroe, TX 77384-4500 / 936.273.7000

Lone Star College-North Harris2700 W. W. Thorne Drive / Houston, TX 77073-3499 / 281.618.5400

Lone Star College-Tomball30555 Tomball Parkway / Tomball, TX 77375-4036 / 281.351.3300

Lone Star College-University Center at Montgomery3232 College Park Drive / The Woodlands, TX 77384-4500

281.618.7140 / 936.273.7510

Lone Star College-University Park(Formerly LSC-Willowchase Center)

20515 S.H. 249 / Houston, TX 77070 / 281.290.2600

Central Services and Training Center5000 Research Forest Drive / The Woodlands, TX 77381-4399 / 832.813.6500

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LoNe STar CoLLege SYSTeM LSC-CyFair LSC-Kingwood LSC-Montgomery LSC-North Harris LSC-Tomball General Information 290.3200 312.1600 936.273.7000 618.5400 351.3300 800.883.7939 Metro: 936.321.5161

Admissions 290.3200 312.1613 936.273.7236 618.5410 351.3300

Bookstore 290.5950 312.1699 936.273.7334 618.5699 351.3398

Business Office 290.3975 312.1581 936.273.7214 618.5433 357.3754

Business Training 290.3983 312.1562 936.273.7259 618.5477 357.3737

Career Services 290.3260 312.1465 936.273.7221 618.JOBS 351.3383

Continuing Education 290.3460 312.1660 936.273.7258 618.5634 357.3676

Counseling Services 290.3260 312.1604 936.273.7236 618.5481 351.3300

Office of Instruction 290.3200 312.1504 936.273.7231 618.5601 357.3755

Financial Aid 290.3200 312.1604 936.273.7227 618.5464 357.3731

International Student Advisor 290.3200 312.1536 936.273.7477 618.5716 351.3381

Veteran Services 281.290.2898 290.3200 312.1442 936.273.7236 618.5464 351.3300

Learning Centers 290.3210 312.1439 936.273.7373 618.5445 832.559.4240

Library 290.3210 312.1691 936.273.7387 618.5491 832.559.4206

On-Campus Employment 290.3260 312.1503 936.273.7221 618.5464 351.3383

President’s Office 290.3942 312.1640 936.273.7222 618.5440 351.3360

Registration Office 290.3200 312.1614 936.273.7236 618.5410 351.3300

Student Development 290.3200 312.1535 936.273.7236 618.5594 357.3758

Telecommunications Device for the Deaf 290.3205 312.1548 936.273.7239 618.5565 351.3322

Assessment (Testing) 290.3220 312.1476 936.273.7377 618.5744 357.3698

Transcripts 290.3200 312.1613 936.273.7242 618.5420 351.3389

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ContentsChancellor’s Welcome Inside Front Cover

Campus Locations 2

College Phone Numbers 3

academic Calendar 8

accreditations and Memberships 10 Institutional Memberships 10 Programs Approved By 12 Student Rights 12

general Information 14 Statement of Mission/Purpose 14 Value Statements 14 Lone Star College System/Colleges at a Glance 15 Lone Star College Online 21 Continuing Education 21 Lone Star Corporate College 22 Inclement Weather 23

admission Policies and Procedures 24 Admission Criteria for Credit Courses 24 Exceptional Admissions 24 Dual Credit 25 Joint Admissions 26 Admission Procedures for International Students 26

registration Policies and Procedures 29 Types of Courses 29 How To Enroll – Continuing Education 29 Steps to Enrolling – Credit Courses 29 Registration Procedures For Non-Degree Seeking Students 29 Registration Information 29 Auditing a Course 29 Academic Overload (Recommended Academic Load) 30 Prerequisite or Corequisite Courses 30 Change of Schedule 30 Course Withdrawal Policy 30 Academic Fresh Start Program 31 College Placement: Texas Success Initiative (TSI) and Student Success Initiative (SSI) 31 College Placement Scores 33 Intensive English Program 34 Articulation 35 Advanced Technical Credit Course Crosswalk 36 Tech Prep 37 Continuing Education and Credit Linked Courses 37


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ContentsFinancial Information and assistance 39 2010-2011 Tuition and Fee Schedule 39 Fee Schedule 40 Refund Policy 40 Drops and Withdrawals 41 Regulations Concerning Checks 42 Annual Average Cost of Attendance 42 Resident Status 43 Documentation for State Resident/In-District Resident Status 44 Financial Assistance 46 Endowed Scholarships-LSC Foundation 46 Grants/Application Processing 53 Need-Based (Title IV) Programs 54 Refund Policy for Students Receiving Financial Aid 55 Other Financial Information 55 Veterans Benefits 57

records Policies and Procedures 59 Transfer of Credit from Other Institutions 59 International Transcripts 59 Transcripts of Credit from LSCS 59 Grade Reports 59 Repetition of Courses 59 Classification Status 59 Enrollment Status 60 Release of Student Records Policy 60 Degree Plans and Transfer Guides 60 Transfer to Other Institutions 60

academic Policies, Procedures and Services 63 Course Numbering System 63 Credit for Courses 63 Flexible Schedule Options 63 Class Attendance 63 Student Absence on Religious Holy Days 63 Course Outcomes and Examinations 63 Grading Standards 64 Grade Point Average 64 Academic Accountability 65 Academic Achievement Recognition 65 Honors Program 66 Award of Credit for Nontraditional Experiences 66 Credit by Internal Challenge Exams 67 Credit by External Examination 67 Academic Integrity 70 Academic Appeals 70 Request for Courses 71 Library 71


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Student Development Programs and Services 73 Counseling and Advising Services 73 Career Services 73 Student Organizations 73 Student Publications 75 Intramural and Club Sports 75 Student Conduct 76 Student Discipline Procedures 76 Emergency Procedures 76 Contagious/Communicable Diseases 77 College Police 77 Lost and Found 77 Parking 77 Student Center/Food Service 77 College Bookstore 77

graduation requirements 78 Programs of Instruction 78 LSCS Core Curriculum Perspectives 79 Core Curriculum Exemplary Objectives 80 General Associate Degree Requirements 81 Associate of Applied Science Degree 82 Earning Additional Associate Degrees 82 Certificate Programs and General Requirements 82 Graduation 83 AA, AS, AAT Transferability 83

academic Transfer 85 Core Requirements for Associate of Arts and Associate of Science 85 Requirements for the Associate of Arts 86 Requirements for the Associate of Science 87 Associate of Arts in Teaching 88 Field of Study Program Offerings 90 Area of Concentration Offerings 93 LSC-University Center Degree Plans 94

Workforce Degrees and Certificates (Star Chart) 96 Requirements for the Associate of Applied Science Degree 101 Prefixes Assigned to Programs and Disciplines 102 Course Revision Crosswalk 103

Degrees and Certificates 105 Accounting 105 Audio Visual Systems 106

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Automotive Technology 108 Aviation Management 108 Biotechnology 110 Computer Information Technology 111 Cosmetology 118 Dental Hygiene 121 Diagnostic Medical Sonography 122 Electrician 126 Emergency Medical Services Professions 126 Engineering Technology 129 Fire Science Technology 133 Game Design & Simulation 134 Geographic Information Systems 136 Health Information Technology 137 Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration 141 Hospitality Management 142 Human Services 143 Interior Design Technology 146 Interpreter Training Technology 147 Land Surveying & Mapping Technology 148 Logistics Management 150 Machining Technology 151 Management Technology 152 Mechatronics Technology 154 Medical Assisting 155 Medical Radiologic Technology 156 Nursing 158 Occupational Therapy Assistant 166 Paralegal Studies 168 Pharmacy Technology 169 Physical Therapist Assistant 172 Professional Office Technology 173 Respiratory Care 178 Surgical Technology 180 Veterinary Technology 181 Visual Communication 183 Welding Technology 186

Description of Courses (listed in alpha order by course abbreviation) 190

Personnel 325

College Maps 382

Index 390

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Spring Semester 2011Registration begins .................................. Nov. 8College offices reopen .............................. Jan. 3Faculty return ......................................... Jan. 10Last day to register ................................. Jan. 15M.L. King Jr. holiday (colleges closed) ......... Jan. 17Weekday classes begin .......................... Jan. 18Friday evening, Saturday & Sunday classes begin ................................Jan. 21-23Official day of record ............................. Jan. 31Last day to file for May graduation .............Feb. 1

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Summer Terms 2011Registration begins ................................March 2Mini-term begins ....................................May 16Memorial Day holiday (offices closed) ...................................May 28-30Mini-term ends ......................................... June 3Regular summer term begins ...................... June 6 (1st summer term June 6-July 12) (2nd summer term July 14-Aug. 18)Weekend classes begin ..................... June 10-12ACT test ................................................ June 11Independence Day holiday......................... July 4End of summer terms ............................. Aug. 21

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TheLoneStarCollegeSystemDistrictisaccreditedbytheCommissiononCollegesoftheSouthernAssociationofCollegesandSchoolstoawardassociatedegrees.ContacttheCommissiononCollegesat1866SouthernLane,Decatur,GA30033-4097orcall404/679.4501forquestionsabouttheaccreditationoftheLoneStarCollegeSystem.

Membership in

• AchievingtheDream• AllianceforCommunityCollegeInnovation• AmericanAssociationofCollegiate

RegistrarsandAdmissionsOfficers• AmericanAssociationofCommunity

Colleges• AmericanAssociationofIntensiveEnglish

Programs• AmericanAssociationofWomenin

CommunityColleges• AmericanAssociationforParalegal

Educators• AmericanBarAssociation• AmericanChoralDirectorsAssociation• AmericanCouncilonEducation• AmericanCouncilonInternational

InterculturalEducation• AmericanHealthInformationManagement

Association• AmericanFederationofArtMuseums• AmericanInstituteforForeignStudy• AmericanLibraryAssociation• AmericanSocietyofComposers,Authors&

Publishers• AmericanSocietyforTraining&

Development• AssociationofCollege&Universities

Auditors• AssociationofCommunityCollegeTrustees• AssociationofHigherEducationFacilities

Officers• AssociationofInternationalEducation

Accreditations and Memberships

• AssociationofTexasCollegesandUniversities

• AssociationofTexasLeadershipPrograms• BroadcastMusic,Inc.• CenterforAcademicIntegrity• College&UniversityProfessional

AssociationforHumanResources• Co-opforAdvancementofCommunity-

BasedPostsecondaryEducation• CommunityCollegeBusinessOfficers• CommunityCollegeSurveyforStudent

Engagement• CommunityCollegesforInternational

Development• ConsortiumforCommunityCollege

Development• Educause• GreaterHoustonPartnership• HispanicAssociationofCollegesand

Universities• HoustonAreaDatabaseConsortium• HoustonForum• HoustonLegalAssistantsAssociation• HoustonWorldAffairsCouncil• InstituteofInternationalEducation• LeagueforInnovation• LearningResourceNetwork• MicrosoftITAcademy• NationalAllianceforCommunity&

TechnicalColleges• NationalAllianceofBusiness• NationalAssociationofCollegeAuxiliary

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• NationalAssociationofCollegeandUniversityAttorneys

• NationalAssociationofCollegeandUniversityBusinessOfficers

• NationalAssociationofCollegiateVeteransProgramOfficials

• NationalAssociationofInstructionalAdministrators

• NationalAssociationofLegalAssistants• NationalAssociationofStudentFinancial

AidAdministrators• NationalAssociationofStudentPersonnel

Administrators• NationalAssociationforManufacturing• NationalAutomotiveEducation

Foundation• NationalCommunityCollegeHispanic

Council• NationalCouncilforWorkforceEducation• NationalCouncilofContinuingEducation

&Training• NationalCouncilofInstructional

Administrators• NationalCouncilofStaff,Program&

OrganizationalDevelopment• NationalCouncilonStudentDevelopment• NationalFederationofParalegal

Associations• NationalInstituteforStaffand

OrganizationalDevelopment• NationalKitchen&BathAssociation• NorthHoustonAssociation• PhiRhoPi,TheNationalJunior&

CommunityCollegeForensicAssociation&HonorSociety

• SocietyofEuropeanStageAuthors&Composers-MusicLicensing

• SouthernAssociationofCollegesandSchools

• SouthernAssociationofCollegiateRegistrarsandAdmissionsOfficers

• SouthernAssociationofCommunity,Junior&TechnicalColleges

• SouthernEconomicDevelopmentCouncil• TexasAdministratorsofContinuing

Education• TexasAssociationofBusiness• TexasAssociationofCollegeTechnical

Educators• TexasAssociationofCollegiateRegistrars

andAdmissionsOfficers• TexasAssociationofCollegiateVeterans

ProgramOfficials• TexasAssociationofCommunityCollege

BusinessOfficers• TexasAssociationofCommunityCollege

Trustees&Administrators• TexasAssociationofCommunityColleges• TexasAssociationofMusicSchools• TexasAssociationofSchoolBoards• TexasAssociationofSchoolsofArt• TexasAssociationofStudentFinancialAid

Administrators• TexasBuilding&Procurement• TexasCampusCompact• TexasCommonCourseNumbering• TexasCommunityCollegeAssociation• TexasCommunityCollegeTeachers

Association• TexasCommunityCollegeSpeech&

TheatreAssociation• TexasConsortiumforStudyAbroad• TexasCouncilofArtsinEducation• TexasDistanceLearningAssociation• TexasEconomicDevelopmentCouncil• TexasHealthcareandBioscienceInstitute• TexasLibraryAssociation• TexasStateCosmetologyCommission• TexasTwoYearCollegeBandDirectors

Association• TexasTwoYearCollegeChoralDirectors

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• TexasWorkforceCommissionforVeteran’sTraining

• TexShareTexasStateLibraryandArchivesCommission

• WesternAssociationofVeteransEducationSpecialists

Programs approved by

• AccreditingCouncilforOccupationalTherapyEducation

• AmericanDentalAssociation• AmericanSocietyofHealth-System

PharmacistsCommissiononCredentialing• AmericanVeterinaryMedicalAssociation• BuildingIndustryConsultingServices

International• BoardofNurseExaminersfortheStateof

Texas• CiscoRegionalAcademy• CommissiononAccreditationforAllied

HealthEducationPrograms• CommissiononAccreditationforPhysical

TherapyEducation• CommissiononEnglishLanguage

ProgramAccreditation• CommitteeonAccreditationfor

RespiratoryCareinconjunctionwiththeCommissiononAccreditationforAlliedHealthEducationPrograms

• JointReviewCommitteeonEducationinDiagnosticMedicalSonography

• JointReviewCommitteeonEducationinRadiologicTechnology

• MicrosoftAcademy• MicrosoftMOSCertificationTestCenter• NationalLeagueforNursingAccrediting

Commission,Inc.• OracleAcademicInitiative• TexasCommissiononAlcoholandDrug

Abuse• TexasCommissiononLawEnforcement

OfficerStandardsandEducation

• TexasDepartmentofStateHealthServices• TexasEducationAgency• TexasCommissiononFireProtection• TexasEducationTheatreAssociation• TexasHigherEducationCoordinating

Board• TexasRealEstateCommission• TexasStateBoardofPublicAccountancy• TheCommunityCollegeSpeechand

TheatreAssociation• TheCommunityLeadershipAssociation

STUDENT RIGHTSStudent Right-To-Know

Lone Star College System does notdiscriminate on the basis of race,color, gender, religion, disability,age,veteranstatus,nationality,sexualorientation,orethnicityinprovisionsofeducationalopportunitiesoremploymentopportunitiesandbenefits.

LSCS colleges make statistics availableregarding persistence, completionand graduation rates of full-timeundergraduate certificate or degree-seeking students. The colleges alsoreport beginning salaries earned byrecentgraduates.

LSCS colleges require specific standardsof conduct relating to alcohol andsubstanceabuse,andprovideeducationand consultation to students seekingassistance with alcohol and drugissues.

LSCS colleges have in place a processforstudentstoappealdecisionsorfileformalgrievancesrelatedtoacademicprogressandstudentlifeoncampus.

LSCS colleges report campus crimestatistics.

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Pleasecontactthestudentservicesofficeatanycollegeoraccessthesystem’shomepageatwww.LoneStar.eduforcompletepoliciesandinformation.Theprovisionsandinformationsetforthinthiscatalogareintendedtobeinformationalandnotcontractualinnature.LoneStarCollegeSystemreservesandretainstherighttoamend,alter, change, delete or modify any of theprovisionsofthiscatalogatanytimeorinanymanner that theadministrationorBoardofTrusteesoftheLoneStarCollegeSystemdeemstobeinthebestinterestofthecollege.The policies and procedures stated hereinarefor thestudent’sbenefitandassistance.Theadministrationofthesystemreservestherighttoactasfinalinterpreterofthiscatalog.Additionally,thesystemreservestherighttochange, without prior notice, tuition, fees,requirements and regulations, as obligatedbydistrictorlegislativeaction.Thesystemcannotguaranteethatcourseslistedin thiscatalogwillbeoffered inanygiventermoryearatanycollege.Registrationforaparticularsection,courseorprogramwillbepermittedonlyuntilavailableclassroomspaceor facilitieshavebeenfilled.LSCSreservestherighttocancelanycourseorsectionforwhichenrollmentisinsufficient.Astudentwhowishes to reviewdocumentsregarding the accreditation of Lone StarCollege System may do so by making anappointment with the chief student-affairsofficer.

Equal Opportunity Statement

LoneStarCollegeSystemiscommittedtotheprincipleofequalopportunityineducationandemployment.Thesystemdoesnotdiscriminateagainstindividualsonthebasisofrace,color,gender,religion,disability,age,veteranstatus,nationality,sexualorientation,orethnicityintheadministrationofitseducationalpolicies,admissions policies, employment policies,scholarship and loan programs, and othersystem or college administered programsandactivities.

Inquiries concerning LSCS’s policies,compliance with applicable laws, statutes,andregulations(suchasTitleVI,TitleIX,andSection504),andcomplaintsmaybedirectedto the associate vice chancellor for humanresources and diversity, 832.813.6646.The associate vice chancellor for humanresourcesanddiversityisdesignatedasthesystem’s equal opportunity officer and TitleIXcoordinator.Inquiriesaboutthelawsandabout compliancemayalso be directed tothe assistant secretary for civil rights, U.S.DepartmentofEducation.

ADA Statement

LSCS is dedicated to providing the leastrestrictive learning environment for allstudents.ThecollegesystempromotesequityinacademicaccessthroughtheimplementationofreasonableaccommodationsasrequiredbyTheVocationalRehabilitationActof1973,TitleV,Section504andtheAmericanswithDisabilities Act of 1990 (ADA) which willenablestudentswithdisabilitiestoparticipatein and benefit from all post-secondaryeducationalprogramsandactivities.

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VALUE STATEMENTS

Learning Communities

Webelieve that theLoneStarCollegesaredynamiclearningcommunities,distinguishedbyexcellenceinteaching,allowingcitizenstodeveloptothefullextentoftheirability,tosucceedinacompetitiveworkenvironment,andtobeeffectivelifelonglearners.

Access with Quality

WebelievethattheLoneStarCollegeSystemprovidesanenriching learningenvironmentwhichmeetstheneedsofitsdiversecommuni-tiesthroughoutreach,access,studentsupportsystemsandadiversefacultyandstaff.

Building Communities and Partnerships

WebelievethattheLoneStarCollegeSystemisacatalystforpromotingaseamlesseducationaljourneyandfornurturingtheintellectualandculturallifeofthecommunity.

Economic and Workforce Development

WebelievethattheLoneStarCollegeSystemservesas thecritical link foreconomicandworkforce development to improve theprosperityofourregionthroughpartnershipswith business, government, and communityorganizations.

Human Resources

WebelievethatthemostimportantresourcesoftheLoneStarCollegeSystemaretheindividualfacultyandstaffmembers,whoareentitledtoasupportivecollegialworkenvironmentwhichrewards excellence, provides opportunitiesfor professional development, encouragesmeaningfulinvolvementinthedecision-makingprocess,andprovidesexcellentcompensation.

STATEMENT OF MISSION/PURPOSE

LoneStarCollegeSystemasapublicly-sup-ported,two-year,comprehensivecommunitycollege system involves diverse individuals,businesses, and the community in qualityeducational opportunities for the successfuldevelopmentofknowledge,skills,andattitudesforarapidlychangingworld.

Through its colleges and centers, the LoneStarCollegeSystemdevelopslearningcom-munitiesfor:

• Workforceprograms,leadingtoassociatedegreesorcertificates,designedtodevelopmarketable skills and support economicdevelopment.

• Academiccoursesintheartsandsciencestotransfertoseniorinstitutions.

• Continuingadulteducationprogramsforacademic,professional,workforce,andculturalenhancement.

• Developmental education and literacyprogramsdesignedtoimprovethebasicskillsofstudents.

• Aprogramofstudentsupportservices,in-cludingcounselingandlearningresources,designedtoassistindividualsinachievingtheireducationalandcareergoals.

• Workforce, economic, and communitydevelopmentinitiativesdesignedtomeetlocalandstatewideneeds.

• OtherpurposesasmaybedirectedbytheBoardofTrusteesand/orthelawsoftheStateofTexas.

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Technology

Webelievethatstudentsachievetheirlearninggoalsbestas theLoneStarCollegeSystemprovidesresponsiveandeffectivesupportser-vices,learningresources,currenttechnologiesandinformationsystems.

Information

The LoneStarCollegeSystembelieves thattheachievementofthemissionandpurposerequiresaneffectivesystemofcommunicationtobothinternalandexternalconstituencies.

Leadership

WebelievethattheLoneStarColleges,build-ingonasolidfoundationofgrowthandservice,arerecognizedleadersinthecommunitycol-legemovement,making importantcontribu-tionstotheprofessionthroughpartnerships,innovation,scholarship,creativeservices,andintegratedtechnologies.

Stewardship

Webelievethat theLoneStarCollegeSys-temiscommittedtorigorousstewardshipoftheresourcesentrustedtoitscaretoassuremaximumbenefitforthecommunity.

Evaluation

Webelieve that it isessential that theLoneStarColleges–workingseparatelyforlocaleffectivenessandworkingcooperativelyasasinglesystemforefficiency–mustregularlyassesstheimpactandoutcomesofoureffortsforcontinuousimprovement.

Lone Star College Systemat a Glance

www.LoneStar.eduOnceastudentenrollsinLoneStarCollege,thatpersonismakingadecisiontojoinoneofthefinestcommunitycollegesinthecountry.Offer-ingawiderangeofacademicandworkforcecoursesforrecenthighschoolgraduatesandcommunityresidentsofallages,LSCSisone

ofthelargestandfastestgrowingcommunitycollegesinTexas.

Over62,000studentsregisterforcreditcourseseachsemesterwithanadditional15,000incontinuing education courses. The collegesystem serves an area over 1,400 squaremiles, encompassing the school districts ofAldine,Conroe,Cypress-Fairbanks,Humble,Klein, Magnolia, New Caney, Splendora,Spring,Tomball,Willis,andthesurroundingcommunities.

LSCS comprises Lone Star College-CyFair,Lone Star College-Kingwood, Lone StarCollege-Montgomery,LoneStarCollege-NorthHarris, and Lone Star College-Tomball aswell as satellite centers LSC-Carver Center,LSC-Conroe Center, LSC-East MontgomeryCounty Improvement District (EMCID), LSC-Fairbanks Center, LSC-Greenspoint Center,andLSC-UniversityPark.LSC-UniversityCenteratMontgomery,apartnershipwithLSCSandthree Texas universities, provides over 38bachelor’s,master’s,anddoctorateprograms.LSC-UniversityPark,openedinJanuary2010,offers community college programs, anduniversitypartnerswillofferbachelor’sandgraduateprograms.

Innovative programs, nationally renownedfaculty and student-centered learning envi-ronments make LSCS the right choice forstudentsto:

• Obtainanassociatedegreeorcertificate;• Transfertoauniversity;• Gainnewworkforceskills;• Changecareers;• Attainpersonaldevelopmentgoals;or• Prepareforcollegelevelwork.

The staff in our extended learning centersprovidesseminars,tutoring,computerservices,Internetaccess,studygroupsandpersonalas-sistancetoaidstudentsuccess.Studentgroupsandorganizationswelcomeparticipationandencouragestudentinvolvement.

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Education generates a trained workforce,whichfuelsthecommunity’seconomy.Estab-lishedin1972,theLoneStarCollegeSystemremainscommittedtoworkforcetraining,state-of-the-arttechnologicaltoolsandeducationalexcellence.

TheLoneStarCollegeSystemiscommittedtoprovidingeducationalaccessforallthroughsatellitecenters,distancelearning,dualcreditcoursesforhighschooljuniorsandseniors,andcourseofferingswhenandwherestudentsneed them. The system offers a variety ofworkforce certificatesanddegrees inaddi-tion touniversitygeneraleducation transferprograms.

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Lone Star College-CyFair

LoneStar.edu/CyFair

LoneStarCollege-CyFair,hastwoconvenientlocations to serve the Cypress-Fairbankscommunity. The Barker Cypress location isnestled upon a beautiful 200-acre site atBarkerCypressandWestRoadwhiletheLSC-FairbanksCenteronHwy290allowseasyaccessforstudentsresidinginthesoutheastregion of Cy-Fair. As a comprehensivecommunitycollegeforthe21stcentury,bothcampusesprovideadynamicenvironmentforlife-longlearning.LSC-CyFaironBarkerCypressisastate-of-the-art campus for students seekingassociate’s

degrees,university-transfercourses,orcontinu-ingeducation.Among thecampus featuresare computer-based classrooms and labs,specialized labs for technology skills train-ing,fineartsandperformingartsfacilities,atheaterforstudentandcommunityenjoyment,andindoor/outdoorwellnessfacilities.Thecollegepreservesastrongemphasisonresponsiveness,innovation,collaboration,andstudentaccess.Thevisionofthecollegefocusesonastrongcommitmenttostudentpreparationforthechangingworld,theremovalofbarriersthathinderstudentsuccessandexceptionalservicetostudents.

Formoreinformation,contact:LSC-CyFair 281.290.3200LSC-Fairbanks Center 832.782.5000

Lone Star College-Kingwood

LoneStar.edu/Kingwood

Situatedon264beautifullylandscapedwood-edacres,LoneStarCollege-KingwoodservestherapidlygrowingcommunitiesofKingwood,Humble,Atascocita,andeasternMontgomeryCounty.Thecollege isconveniently locatedatHighway59andKingwoodDriveinthenortheastsectorofthedistrict.Studentscanregisterforavarietyofdegreesandcertificatesthatinclude:

• AcademyforLifelongLearning• AssociateofArtsinTeaching

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• BusinessandManagement• ComputerGamingandSimulation• ComputerGraphicsTechnology• ComputerInformationTechnology• Cosmetology• DentalHygiene•FacilitiesManagement• InteriorDesign• Logistics• OccupationalTherapyAssistant• Nursing–RNandLVN• RespiratoryCareTherapist• TeacherAlternativeCertification

Inadditiontothemaincampus,LSC-KingwoodoffersbothcreditandcontinuingeducationclassesattheLSC-EastMontgomeryImprove-mentDistrictCenter(EMCID)locatedinNewCaney.Evening classesarealsoofferedatClevelandandAtascocitaHighSchools.Formoreinformationcontact:LSC-Kingwood 281.312.1600 or1.800.883.7939LSC-EMCID Center 281.312.1750 or1.800.883.7939

Lone Star College-Montgomery

LoneStar.edu/Montgomery

Openedin1995,LoneStarCollege-Montgom-eryisa365,000-square-footcomprehensive

collegelocatedon165acresofpineforestbetweenTheWoodlandsandConroe,TX.LSC-Montgomeryenrolledalmost11,000creditstudentsforthefall2009semester.LSC-Montgomeryispoisedforthemostsignifi-cantcampusexpansioninitshistoryduringthe next two years. Slated for constructionarethreenewbuildingsonthemaincampus,as well as a new north side center in theConroe/Willisarea.Thecollegewilladdanew75,000-square-footacademicclassroombuilding;a60,000-square-foothealthsciencecenter;a20,000-squarefootartsinstructionalbuilding; as well as a 1,000-space park-ing garage to handle growth on the maincampus.An83,000-square-foot, full-servicesatellitefacilityinConroewillallowthecol-legetoextenditsreachtothenorth,wheresignificantpopulationgrowthistakingplace.ThenewLSC-ConroeCenterwillofferamixofacademictransfercoursesandprograms,aswellasworkforce-andindustrial-orientedprograms.Alltold,by2011,thecollegewillhave increased its total square footage byalmost60percent.Thecollegeoffersmorethan40careerpro-gramsaswellasacademictransfercoursesinavarietyofsubjects.Programsofnoteincludecriminal justice,physical therapistassistant,biotechnology, nursing, human services,computerinformationtechnology,radiologictechnologist,audiovisualsystemsspecialist,landsurveyor/mappingtechnology,firesci-ence and management. A comprehensiverangeof transfer,vocational,and remedialprograms – including art, music, science,history,andgovernment--isalsoavailable.LSC-Montgomeryislocatedjustfootstepsawayfrom Lone Star College-University Center,whichoffersbachelor’s,master’sandspecial-izeddegreesfromthreeareauniversitiesinmorethan 38differentmajors.Formoreinformation,contact:

LSC-Montgomery 936.321.5161(metro) 936.273.7000(local)

LSC-Conroe Center 936.271.6000

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Lone Star College-North Harris

LoneStar.edu/NorthHarris

LoneStarCollege-NorthHarriswasthefirstcollegeinthesystem,servingstudentssince1973.Meetingtheneedsofthecommunity,LSC-NorthHarrishasmanyuniqueprogramsaswellasprogramssharedbyallcollegesinthesystem.

DegreeandcertificateprogramsavailableatLSC-NorthHarrisinclude:

• Accounting• AviationManagement• ComputerInformationTechnology• Cosmetology• CNCMachining• CriminalJustice• EmergencyMedicalServicesProfes-

sions• EngineeringDesignGraphics• HealthInformationTechnology• HospitalityManagement• HVAC(Heating,Ventilation,Air

Conditioning)• InterpreterTrainingTechnology• Management• Mechatronics• MedicalAssisting• NDT(Non-DestructiveTesting)

• Nursing• ParalegalStudies• PharmacyTechnology• ProfessionalOfficeTechnology• TeacherEducation• VisualCommunications• Welding

Inadditiontothe200-acrecampus,LSC-NorthHarrisservesstudentswithtwosatellitecenters.LSC-GreenspointCenterislocatedoffBeltway8nearI-45at250N.SamHoustonParkwayEastintheGreenspointarea,andLSC-CarverCenterislocatedat2330S.VictoryinAcresHomes.

Formoreinformation,contact:

LSC-North Harris 281.618.5400LSC-Greenspoint Center 281.260.3500LSC-Carver Center 281.618.5800

Lone Star College-Tomball

LoneStar.edu/Tomball

Foundedin1988,LoneStarCollege-Tomball,asdoallofthecollegesintheLoneStarCol-legeSystem,boastsalowteachertostudentclassratiowhichallowsformoreindividualizedinstructionandprovidesstudentsandteacherstheopportunitytoexplorelearningwithmorepersonalattention.

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Serving the western sector of the collegesystem, LoneStarCollege-Tomball providesdegreesandcertificatesinavarietyofareas,includingthefollowing:• Accounting• AssociateofArtsinTeachingand AlternativeTeacherCertification•ComputerGaming•Electrician•EngineeringTechnology•Management•Nursing•OccupationalTherapyAssistant•PharmacyTechnology•SurgicalTechnology•VeterinaryTechnology

LSC-University Park (formerly LSC-WillowChaseCenter)istheprimarysatellitecenterofLSC-Tomball,locatedat20515SH249atLouettaRd.,Houston,Texas77070.Thecenterhas over 150,000 square feet for classes,sciencelabs,andcomputerlabs.LSC-Tomballalsooffersnightclassesatlocalhighschools.


LSC-Tomball 281.351.3300LSC-University Park 281.290.2600 or281.401.5300

LSC-University Center at Montgomery

LoneStar.edu/universitycenter

OnceyouhavecompletedyourfirsttwoyearsofcollegecourseworkatoneofthecampusesinLSCS,youmaywanttocontinueatLoneStarCollege-UniversityCenteratMontgom-ery (LSC-UC at Montgomery) to earn yourbachelor’sormaster’sdegreeordoctorate.A partnership with LSCS and three Texasuniversities,LSC-UCatMontgomeryprovidesprogramsinover38areasofconcentration.Thepartneringuniversitiesare:

• SamHoustonStateUniversity • TexasA&MUniversity • TexasSouthernUniversity

Undergraduate and graduate degree pro-gramsareofferedinmanyareas,including:

• Business • Computers • CriminalJustice • EducationalLeadership • Engineering • LiberalArts • Mathematics

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• NaturalSciences • SocialSciences • TeacherEducation

Offering the latest in high-tech education,LoneStarCollege-UniversityCenteratMont-gomery is fiber optic cabled and is wiredforvideoconferencingwithInternetaccessineveryclassroom.Thistechnology,coupledwithdistancelearningoptions,providesstudentsavarietyofformatsandtimesinwhichtheycancompletetheireducation.Due to change inpartner statusat LSC-UCat Montgomery, please check the programofferings at our Web site LoneStar.edu/universitycenter or call 281.618.7140 or936.273.7510.

LSC-University Park(locatedat249&Louetta)20515S.H.249,Houston,TX77070

Opened in January 2010, LSC-UniversityPark is a unique, comprehensive learningenvironment thatmakesavarietyofhighereducationoptionsconvenientandaccessibletotheresidentsoftheLoneStarCollegeSystem.

LocatedalongtheSH249corridorwithac-cess tomajorbusinessandactivitycenters,LSC-University Park offers unsurpassed op-portunities for students, staff and the localcommunity. It is easilyaccessible fromSH249atLouettaRoad,onlyfourmilesnorthoftheSamHoustonParkway.LSC-University Park will provide learningfacilitiesforstudentsseekingcommunitycol-lege,university-level,orcustomizedbusinesstraining.Utilizingpartnerships,seamlesscredittransferprograms,and“firststop”studentservices,thenewLSC-UniversityCenteratUniversityParkwill serveas thecritical link for communitydevelopmentandindividualopportunityinthelargestpopulatedareainthestatewithoutafour-yearuniversity.OnceofficesofCompaqWorldHeadquartersandHewlettPackardNorthCampus, LSC-UniversityParkisnowacomprehensivehighereducationcomplexfornorthwestHouston.This extraordinary 21st century communitycollegemodelishometo:

• LSC-UniversityPark • LSC-UniversityCenteratUniversityPark • LSC-ConferenceCenter • LSC-Online • LoneStarCorporateCollege

ThenewLSC-UCatUniversityParkisintheprocessofdevelopingprogramsanddegreeplansfor2010-2011offerings.Pleasecheckprogram listings at LoneStar.edu/Universi-tyPark.


LSC-University Park 281.290.2600

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Lone Star College-Online

LoneStar.edu/LSC-Online

Lone Star College-Online is comprised ofonlineandhybridclasses.Thecontentandtransferability of onlineandhybrid coursesarethesameastraditionalon-campuscourses.Similartoclassesofferedon-campus,instruc-torsindistancelearningclassesuseavarietyoflearningactivitiessuchasdiscussion,classprojects, exams, presentations, and writtenpapers.Manyonlineorhybridclassesrequirestudentstocompleteorientationactivitiesatthebeginningoftheclass.Studentscancompleteallcoredegreerequirementsandassociateofartsandassociateofsciencedegreerequire-ments through distance learning. Studentsenrolledindistancelearningcourseshavethesamerightsandresponsibilitiesastheydointraditionalcampus-basedclasses.

Online Classes:Online classes may require proctored (su-pervised)examsorothernecessarylearningactivitiessuchasorientationsorlabs.Fortheseactivities,onlinestudentshavetheoptiontogotoanLSCScollegesiteortoanoff-campuslocation that isconvenient to themand ap-proved by the instructor.

ForadditionalinformationonLSC-Online,call832.813.6700, e-mail [email protected], or visit theWebat LoneStar.edu/LSC-Online.

Hybrid Classes:Hybridclassesareacombinationofonlineinstructionandcampus-basedinstruction.

Continuing EducationLSCSencouragesindividualstoengageinlife-longlearningthroughparticipationinseminars,workshops, forums, activities, and workforceand leisure education programs. Continuingeducationcoursesaddressthelearningneedsofacommunity, includingworkforcedevelop-ment, GED, ESOL, literacy, recreation, andleisureofferings.Leisureofferingsforpersonalgrowthorenrich-ment are provided at each of the colleges.Participantscandevelopahobby,learnaskill,learnalanguageorlearnaboutanewtopic.Mostofferingsareavailabletoadultsofanyage,withspecialprogramsforyouthandseniors.Workforce education offerings prepare indi-vidualsforjobsaswellasimprovecurrentjobskills.Certificates are awarded forworkforcedevelopment programs and courses, some ofwhichleadtoindustryskillscertification.Studentsearncontinuingeducationunits(CEUs)foreachworkforcedevelopmentcoursecompleted.TheCEUisaninternationallyrecognizedcreditunitforsuccessfulcompletionoflearningoutcomesin a continuing education course/program.StandardsaremaintainedbytheInternationalAs-sociationforContinuingEducationandTraining.Studentscompletingcourses forCEUshaveapermanenttranscriptavailableonrequest.OneCEU is definedas “ten (10) contact hours ofparticipationinanorganizedcontinuingeduca-tionexperienceunderresponsiblesponsorship,capable direction, and qualified instruction.”AllworkforcedevelopmentcoursesmeetcriteriaestablishedbytheTexasHigherEducationCo-

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ordinatingBoard,andtheSouthernAssociationofCollegesandSchools.Formoreinformation,contacttheindividualcollegethatyouareinter-estedinattending.

Lone Star Corporate CollegeLoneStarCorporateCollegestrategicallypart-nerswithorganizationstoassistwithinnovationand productivity, thereby adding profitabilitythrough investment in employee training andeducation.Byanalyzingacompany’sbusinessneeds,CorporateCollegeprofessionalsdeveloprelevanttrainingsolutionsrequiredforahighlyskilledandeffectiveworkforce.Thesystemrecentlystreamlineditscustomizedtrainingoperationsbyconsolidatingeffortsatthefivecollegesintoasingleofficeandidentity:LoneStarCorporateCollege.LoneStarCorporateCollegewillserveasasinglepointofcontacttobusinesspartnersthroughouttheregion.ThisnewofficewillhelpeachcollegereachbeyondtraditionalserviceareastoserveindustrygroupsacrosstheLSCSregion.Weexpectthatmuchofthetrainingwillbecon-ductedatthebusinesslocation;however,wewillusecollegeresourcesandtheLSC-UniversityParklocationwhenappropriate.Andofcourseourteamwouldnotbecompletewithoutourhighlytalented, seasoned trainers who are subjectmatterexpertsintheareastheytrain.

Training SolutionsAlthoughourinitialfocuswillbeonthemanufac-turing,energy,governmentandtransportationindustries,wealsooffertrainingtoretail,hospi-tality,schooldistricts,healthcareorganizationsandvariousnon-profitorganizations.Thestaffinourofficeiscontinuallyscanningourbusinessenvironmenttoinsureweareofferingup-to-dateprogramsandcoursestomeettheneedsofanever-changingworkforceandhelpbusinessesretaintheiremployees.WorkingwithLoneStarCorporateCollegeof-fersseveralbenefits:collegecreditforattendees

(CEUs or transfer credits), curriculum designexperts, a source from which to recruit newemployees,vastinstructionalresourcesincludingtechnical labs, and the confidence that theseinstructionalresourcesarewellqualified.

Continuing Education and Credit Linked CoursesStudents may enroll in continuing educationcoursesthatarelinkedtosemesterhourcoursesinwhichbothcreditandcontinuingeducationstudentsattendthesameclass.Continuingeduca-tionstudentswhoregisterforlinkedcoursesmustmeetthesamerequirementsandprerequisitesascreditstudents.Studentsregisteredthroughcontinuingeducationearncontinuingeducationunits(CEUs).

Community PartnershipsLSCS’s office of external affairs helps coordi-natecommunity,economic,andsmallbusinessdevelopmentactivitieswitheachLSCScollege.TheSmallBusinessDevelopmentCenter(SBDC)andtheNorthHoustonEconomicDevelopmentAllianceprovideacentralcontactpointfor10area chambers of commerce and the NorthHoustonAssociation.Formoreinformation,contacttheLSCSOfficeofExternalAffairsat832.813.6620.

Clery ActLSCScomplieswiththeJeanneCleryCampusSecurity Policy and Crime Statistics Act andtheJacobWetterlingCrimesAgainstChildrenandSexuallyViolentOffenderRegistrationAct.RelevantinformationcanbefoundatLoneStar.edu/CleryintheAnnualSecurityReport.

Racial ProfilingTheLSCSpolicedepartmentprohibitstheprac-ticeknownas“racialprofiling”byitsofficers.Go to LoneStar.edu/racial-profiling for moreinformation.

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Sex Offender DataRegisteredsexoffenders thatwork,volunteer,orareenrolledinclassesonthecampusesofLSCSarelistedatLoneStar.edu/sex-offendersonthecampussafetyregisteredsexoffenderlink.InformationconcerningregisteredsexoffenderscanbeaccessedfromtheTexasDPSWebsiteat https://records.txdps.state.tx.us/dps_web/portal/index.aspx.

Sex Offender PolicyEffectiveSeptember1,2003,theTexasCodeofCriminalProcedure62.03(h)requireseachpersonwhoisrequiredtoregisterasasexof-fenderandwhointendstobeemployed,workwithacontractor,orattendclassesataninstitutionofhighereducationtoregisterwiththecampuspolicedepartmentwithin sevendays.CurrentLSCSboardpolicyrequiresthatsexoffendersseekingtoenrollat,provideservicesto,orbeemployedwith LSCSsubmit informationperti-nenttohisorheroffensestotheSystemReviewCommitteetodeterminehisorhereligibilityforenrollment,vendorservicesoremployment.Apersonseekingtobeastudentshallberequiredtobeapprovedbeforecompletingtheregistra-tionprocess.

Inclement WeatherIntheeventofinclementweatheroremergencyclosing,thelocationexecutiveofficerordesigneemaycancelallorsomeofthecollegeclasses.Generally,suchdecisionswillbemadebetween5:30a.m.and6a.m.fordayclassesandby3p.m. foreveningclasses.Whenoff-campusfacilitiesareclosedforanyreason,thecollegeclassesatthosesiteswillalsobecanceled.Theclosingannouncementwill bemadeon localradio/televisionstationsorgotoourWebsiteatwww.LoneStar.edu.

Computer MaintenanceRegular computer system maintenance andupgradesarerequiredtokeepsystemsoperat-ing at their highest capacity and efficiency;therefore,computersystemsmaynotbeavail-able during regularly scheduled maintenanceperiods.Thesetechnologyservicesincludebutarenotlimitedtotheonlinecoursemanagementsystem,Webcontentmanagementsystem,andhumanresources,finance,andstudentservices(application,e-mail,records,etc.)Tominimizeuser inconvenience and promote predictableperiods of availability, LSCS has establishedmaintenance windows. These maintenancewindows are generally scheduled between2a.m.and4a.m.onweekdaysandonSundaysfrommidnight(12:01a.m.)untilnoonandduringspringbreak.PleasevisitLSCSWebsitesforthemostup-to-datescheduledmaintenancewindowsfordifferentservices.

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Admission Policies and ProceduresThe Lone Star College System is an openadmissionssystem.LSCSprefersthatallnewLSCSstudentsfilloutandsubmitanLSCSap-plicationformatwww.LoneStar.edu/applytoexpeditetheapplicationprocess.Alternately,newstudentsmaycompletetheTexasCom-monApplicationforCommunityCollegesatwww.ApplyTexas.orgunderstandingthatuseoftheApplyTexasapplicationisnotareal-timesubmission.ThosesubmittingapplicationsusingtheTexasCommonApplicationprocesswillexperienceat leastaonedaydelayinprocessingtheirrequestsforLSCSadmission.Returningstudentsmustupdatetheirgeneralinformationandsubmitanewresidencyoathiftheyhavenotbeenenrolledduringthepre-cedingfallandspringsemesters.

Admissions Criteria For Credit Courses

OnceadmittedtoLSCS,studentsmayelecttoattendanycollegewithinthesystem.AdmissiontoLSCSdoesnotguaranteeadmissiontoaspecificlimited-enrollmentprogram.Studentsmaybeadmittedtothesystemunder any oneofthefollowingcriteria:

1. Graduate from high school.2. Transfer from another college or institu

tion.3. Obtain GED (General Education Develop

ment) certificate by passing the test ascertifiedbyastateeducationagency.

4. Meet international student criteria (F-1Visa).Additionalinformationrelatingtoacademicbackground,financialsupportaswellasapersonalinterviewmayberequired for admission. See admissionproceduresforinternationalstudentsonpages26-27.

5. Meet exceptional admission criteria.Ex-ceptionaladmissionatLSCSisdesigned

forstudentswhoseacademicneedscanbestbemetbytheinclusionofcollege-levelinstruction.StudentsenrolledinhighschoolwhodonothaveaGEDcertificateoradiplomafromhighschoolmayqualifyforexceptionaladmission.

6. Obtain individual approval. Studentswhodonotmeetanyoftheaboverequire-ments,maybeadmittedwith special indi-vidualapproval,providedsufficientevidenceispresentedthatthestudentcandocollege-levelwork.Evidencemayinclude,butisnotlimitedto,standardizedwrittenexams,othermeasurement instruments, or a non-writtenexaminationforworkforcecoursework.

Exceptional Admissions: DefinitionCollegecreditsearnedthroughtheexceptionaladmissionprogramwillbeacceptedbymostinstitutionsonthesamebasisasothercollegecredit.Thereisapossibility,however,thataspecificcollegemayaddadditionalrequire-mentsfortransferpurposes.Contactthecollegeadmissionsofficeorahighschoolcounselorformoreinformation.Entranceintocollege-levelcoursesmayrequirehigherlevelplacementscoresthanthepassingstandardforstatemandatedtests.Anexceptionaladmissionsstudentmayap-plyforfinancialaid,suchastheTexasPublicEducationGrant. Fundswillbeawarded ifstudentsmeeteligibilitycriteria.Contactthefinancialaidofficeatthecollegeofyourchoiceformoreinformation.Participation in the exceptional admissionsprogrammaymakesomestudentsineligibleforUniversityInterscholasticLeague(UIL)compe-titionincertainacademicareas,dependingonthecoursestaken.Englishandhistorycoursesdonotaffecteligibility.Studentsshouldcon-tacttheirhighschooladvisorforspecificUILrequirements.

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Exceptional Admissions ProcessThefollowingactionsmustbecompletedpriortoorwhenregistering:1.Visit www.LoneStar.edu/apply to com-

pletetheapplication.2.Turninofficialtestscores.3.Present evidence that required course

prerequisites have been satisfied suchashigh schoolorcollege transcript,oradvisingprofile.

4.Completethecollegeregistrationformwithcollegeclassesauthorizedbyhighschoolcounselororhomeschooladministrator.

5.Completetheexceptionaladmissionformsignedbystudent,parents,highschoolprincipal,ordesigneewhichliststhecol-legeclassesandhighschoolclasses,ifenrollinginadualcreditcourse.

6.Present proof that the student has metTSI requirements in the areas that areapplicabletothecoursesthatthestudentwishestoenrollinandhavethecourseprerequisites.

Additionally,students15yearsoryoungermustreceiveapprovalforexceptionaladmission.Thestudent’sparentoradesignatedrespon-sibleadultmustbeavailableat thecollegelocation to monitor the student’s activitiesoutside of class while at an LSCS collegeandbeimmediatelyavailableincaseofanemergency.

Dual Credit: DefinitionDualcredit ispartof theLoneStarCollegeSystem’sexceptionaladmissionsprogram.Itisespeciallydesignedforjuniorandseniorsecondaryeducationstudentswhoqualifytoearnhighschoolandcollegecreditsimultane-ouslywhilestillinhighschool.In-districtdualcredit students receive a 100% discountedtuitionrate.Allotherfeeswillbeassessedattheregularrate.LSCScollegeshaveagreementswithseveralhighschooldistrictsthatpermiteligiblehighschoolstudents toearncollegecreditwhile

satisfyinghighschoolgraduationrequirementsatthesametime.Uponapprovalbythehighschoolprincipalordesigneeandcollegeadmissionthroughtheexceptionaladmissionsprogram,astudentmayenrollincollegecoursestaughteitheratthehighschooloratLSCS.Studentsmayenrollinamaximumoftwocollege-levelcoursespersemester.Exceptionsrequireapprovalbytheinstructionalvicepresidentordesignee.

Dual Credit: RequirementsInorder for students tobeeligible fordualcredit,allofthefollowingmustbemet:• Thehighschoolhasanagreementwith

LoneStarCollegeSystem.• Thestudentiscurrentlyenrolledinapublic

orprivatehighschoolorhomeschool.• ThestudenthasanupdatedLSCSapplica-

tiononfile.• The student meets the requirements for

exceptionaladmission.• Thestudenthasapprovalfromhighschool

designee,collegedesigneeandparent/guardian.

• Thestudenthas takenanapprovedas-sessment:1.COMPASSorACCUPLACERinallthree

areas(reading,writingandmath)or2.ExemptscoresbasedonACT,SAT,or

THEAor3.Forstudentsenrollingin11thgrade,

10thgradeorexitTAKSscores(2200and3onEnglish languageartssec-tionand2200onmathsection)maybeused.Thesestudentsdonotneedtoretestforeligibilityduringthe12thgrade.

4.Forstudentsenrollingin11thgrade,PSAT or PLAN scores may be used.Students must achieve a combinedscoreof107onthePSAT/NMSQTwithaminimumof50onthecriticalread-ingand/ormathematicstestrelevantto the courses to be taken. Students

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mustachieveacompositescoreof23on thePLANwitha19orhigher inmathematics and English. However,studentsmeetingeligibilitywitheitherofthesetestsmustretestfordualcrediteligibilityinthe12thgrade.

• FordualcreditstudentswhodonothaveexemptionscoresinallsectionsofTAKS,SAT,ACT,PSAT,orPLANadditionalas-sessmentwillberequired.

• Thestudentmustmeetprerequisitesintheareas thatareapplicable to thecourseincluding reading, writing and math,whereappropriate.

• Thestudentmaybeeligibletoenroll inworkforceeducationdualcreditcoursesinthe11thand/or12thgradeifthestudentachievestheminimumhighschoolpassingstandardon theEnglish/LanguageArtssectionofthe10thor11thgradeTAKSandmeetstheprerequisitesofthecoursebeingtaken.

Note:Coursesbeyondhighschoolgradua-tionrequire11thgradeexitlevelTAKSscoresorotherplacementassessmentscorestobesubmitted to the Admissions Office at anyLSCcampus.

Dual Credit Class Load and GradesStateregulationsallowadualcreditstudenttotakeamaximumoftwocollegecreditcoursespersemester.Whenindicatorssuchasgradepointaverageorassessmentscoresindicateastudentmayhavetheacademicabilitytohandlemorethantwocourses,exceptionsmaybegrantedbythecollege’sinstructionalvicepresidentordesignee.Highschoolstudentsmustcompleteeachcollegecourseattemptedwithagradeof“C”orbetterinordertocon-tinueintheprogram.Foradditionalinformationaboutdualcredit,pleasecontactthecollegeinstructionalvicepresident.

Joint Admissions and Reverse Transfer

TheJointAdmissionsprogramisapartnershipthatallowsLSCSstudentstheopportunitytoapplytoandenrollinSamHoustonStateUni-versity,UniversityofHouston,UH-Downtown,OurLadyoftheLakeUniversity,PrairieViewA&M,orTexasSouthernUniversitywhilestillattendingLSCS.Thisfacilitatescoursetransferdirectlyintoaprogram-specificbachelor’sde-gree.Studentsinthisprogramreceiveallthebenefitsofbeingatypicaluniversitystudent,including a simplified application process,discountedornoapplicationfee,andaccesstouniversityadvisorsanddegreeplans.Reverse Transfer establishes policies andproceduresforcreditsearnedatuniversitiestobetransferredtoLSCSandappliedtowardassociate degrees. Students can apply forLSCSgraduationonline.Foradditionalinfor-mation,gotoourWebsiteatLoneStar.edu/joint-admissionsorcontactthearticulationanduniversity relationsdepartmentat LoneStarCollege-UniversityCenteratMontgomeryat936.273.7606.

Admissions Procedures for International Students

LSCSisauthorizedunderfederallawtoenrollnon-immigrantstudentscarryingvalidvisas.Currentlythereareover2,100internationalstudentsfrom102differentcountries.Studentsresiding in the U.S. but who are not U.S.residentsorcitizensmustpresentproperdocu-mentationforanappropriatevisacategory.Thesedocumentsincludeacopyofthestudent’svalidpassport,visaandI-94card.Additionalinformationisalsorequiredtoshowproofoftheir academic background. LSCS adherestoCitizenshipandImmigrationServices(CIS)guidelines.ItistheresponsibilityofthestudenttohaveknowledgeofCISregulationspertain-ingtotheirvisatype.Enrollmentinvolvesthreeprocesses:admission,advisementandcourseregistration.Applicantsshouldcontacttheinternationalstudentadvi-

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soratthecollegewheretheyplantoattend.TobeconsideredforadmissiontoLSCSonastudentvisa,theapplicantmustpresentthefollowingitemswiththeircompletedapplica-tionforms:1.ALSCSInternationalStudentApplication,

completedandsignedbyapplicant.2.Evidence of financial support, showing

thatadequatefundingisavailabletopayfortheapplicant’seducationalandlivingexpenses.ApplicantswillsubmittheInter-nationalStudentFinancialResponsibilityStatement,completedandsignedbytheapplicantandtheFinancialResponsibilityStatementforInternationalStudentSpon-sor,ifapplicable,foreachsponsor.

3.ProofofEnglishproficiency,ifappropri-ate,whichcanbeassessedat the timeofenrollmentorbysubmittingoneofthefollowing:• TestofEnglishasaforeignlanguage

(TOEFL) score of 530 or higher onthepaperversionofTOEFLor197orhigheronthecomputerizedversionor71ontheinternet-basedversion.

• OfficialtranscriptsfromanaccreditedU.S. college or university showingsuccessful completion of courseworkincludingacollege-levelwritingcourse(notESOL).

• Official records from a foreign highschoolorhighereducationinstitutionwhereEnglishistheprimarylanguageof instruction may indicate Englishproficiency.

• Documented completion of the finallevelofanintensiveEnglishlanguageprogramapprovedbyLSCS.

• Individuals not proficient in Englishuponarrivalwillberequiredtobeas-sessedforplacementintheintensiveEnglishprogram.

4.Evidenceofhighschoolgraduationorcol-legelevelworkincludingcompleteofficialhighschoolrecordsshowingcompletion

orcollege/universitytranscriptstranslatedintoEnglish.Degree-seekingstudentsthathave college/university credits outsidetheU.S.andwishtotransfertheircreditstoLSCS,mustsubmitacourse-by-courseevaluationbytheAmericanAssociationofCollegiateRegistrarsandAdmissionsOfficers(AACRAO)InternationalEduca-tionServicesorbyaservicethatmaintainscurrentmembershipintheNationalAsso-ciationofCredentialEvaluationServices,Inc.(NACES).

5.InternationalStudentTransferInformationFormcompletedbyaninternationalstu-dentadvisorfromthestudent’spreviousinstitutionandcurrentcopiesofrelevantdocuments including passport pages,U.S.visa,FormI-94,I-20,andfinancialdocumentsmustbesubmittedbytransferstudentsfromU.S.schools.

6.F-1 Status Form, signed and dated byapplicant.

F-1studentsarerequiredtopurchasehealthinsuranceorprovideproofofadequateandacceptable health insurance by completingthewaiverapplicationbeforeregistration.Thepremium for the LSCS International StudentHealth InsurancePlanwillbeincludedwiththetuitionandfeesatregistration.International studentsmustbeenrolled inaminimumof12semestercredithours.Visit LoneStar.edu/International-Students toaccessrequiredformsandtolearnmoreaboutthecollegesinthesystemandtheprogramseachcollegeoffers.Onceacceptedforadmis-sionintoacollege,thestudentwillreceiveawelcomepacketcontaininganI-20form.AllLSCSstudentsmustmeettherequirementsoftheStudentSuccessInitiative(seepage31).Allnew(F-1)internationalstudentsmustattenda mandatory international student informa-tionsessionduringtheirfirstsemester.Pleasecheckwith the internationalstudentadvisoratthecollege.

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Types of Courses LoneStarCollegeSystemoffersvariouscoursedeliverymethodsandenrollmentoptions.LSCShas offerings in Continuing Education andCollege Credit.ContinuingEducationcoursesrange fromworkforcedevelopment toGEDtoleisurepursuits.Collegecreditcoursesaredesignedforstudentswishingtocompleteanassociate’sdegree,completeacertificateortransfertoafour-yearuniversity.Enrollmentincoursesmayberestrictedifthepre-requisiteskillsorrecommendedpriorlearn-ingarenotmet,asdemonstratedbyassessmentscoresand/ortranscriptsofpreviouswork.

How to Enroll: Continuing Education 1.Obtainacourseschedule.2.Select classes and register online at www.

LoneStar.edu/applyorinpersonatanyLoneStarCollege,orbymail,phoneorfax.

3.Payforcourseswhenregistering.

Steps to Enrolling: Credit Courses

Asanopenadmissionscollegesystem,LSCSmakesiteasytogetstarted.Thestepsare:

• Complete the online enrollment guide atLoneStar.edu/enrollment-guide.

• Submitanonlineadmissionsapplication.Formsareavailableatwww.LoneStar.edu/apply.

• Returningstudentsmustupdatetheirinforma-tion and complete a new residency oath iftheyhavenotenrolledin theprecedingfallandspringsemester.

• Submitassessmentscoresortakeanassess-menttest(COMPASS,ACCUPLACERorotherapprovedLSCStest).

• Submitallofficialtranscripts.• Meet with advisor/counselor to discuss

academicplans.• Applyforfinancialaidifneeded.• Applyforacademicfreshstartifneeded.

• Registerforclasses.• Paytuitionandfees.

Registration Procedures for Non-Degree Seeking Students

A student who is not seeking a degree orcertificatefromLSCSmayenrollforamaximumof12semestercredithourswithoutbeingas-sessedinreading,writingandmathematicsifcourseprerequisitesaremet.Studentsmustbeaccessed if courseprerequisitesarenotmet.Astudentwhoregularlyattendsanothercollegeandplanstoenrollonlyinthesummer,mustprovidedocumentationofenrollmentinanotherinstitutionpriortoenrollingatLSCS.

Registration InformationRegistrationforcoursesoccursseveraltimesthroughout the year. Registration dates,procedures,andotherpertinentinformationare printed each semester in the courseschedule booklet and are available onlineat www.LoneStar.edu/schedule. Additionalregistration,assessmenttesting,andadvisinginformationmayalsobeobtainedatthecollegewhere students register. New students arestrongly encouraged to attend new studentorientationatanyofthecolleges.

Auditing a Course Approval tovisitorauditacoursemaybegrantedbytheinstructionalvicepresidentordesigneeduringthelastweekofregistrationfortheclass.Thechargesforauditingcoursesarethesameaschargesforcreditenrollment.Credit will not be granted for an auditedcourseunlessapprovaltochangefromaudittocreditisgrantedpriortotheofficialdayofrecord.Studentsmaynotchangefromcredittoaudit.Refunds forwithdrawal fromauditclasseswillbemadeaccordingtotherefundscheduleestablishedforcreditcoursesduringthatsemesterorterm.Studentsmustmeettherequiredprerequisitestoauditaclass.

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Academic Overload (Recommended Academic Load)

Anoverload isdefinedasattemptingmorethan18credithoursinthefallorspringterms.Anadvisorcanprovidespecificinformationabout overloads in summer andother non-traditional length terms. Students may onlyenrollinonecourseduringamini-mester.Anoverloadduringanytermmustbeapprovedbytheacademicvicepresidentordesignee.Normallydualcreditstudentsarepermittedto enroll in only two college courses eachsemester.

Prerequisite or Corequisite Courses Beforeregisteringformanycourses,astudentmustcompletedesignatedprerequisites.Suchrequirements are indicated as part of thecoursedescriptionandaresubjecttochange.College-levelreadingandwritingreadinessare required prerequisites for most collegecreditcourses.Itisthestudent’sresponsibilitytotakecoursesinsequenceandattheproperlevel.Failuretoadheretoprerequisite/coreq-uisiterequirementsmayresultinadministrativewithdrawalfromthecourse.Thecorequisitenotationinacoursedescriptionindicatesthatastudentwhoenrollsinthecoursemustenrollconcurrentlyinthelistedcorequisiteunlessthecoursehasbeentakenpreviously.Underspecialcircumstances,theinstructionalvicepresidentordesigneemayallowastudenttoregisterforacoursewithouttherequiredprerequisites. Students are cautioned that,undersuchcircumstances,thoughtheymayreceivecredittowardgraduation,anothercol-legemaynotacceptsuchcreditsinfulfillmentofcertainspecificrequirementsforadegree.

Change of Schedule Studentsmayaddordropacoursebeforethefirstclassday,providedthecoursetobeaddedisopenforregistration.Studentsmaynotaddacourseaftertheclasshasmetonce,withoutthesignatureofanacademicdean,ortheirdesignee.

Course Withdrawal Policy Withdrawal fromacourseafter theofficialdayof recordwill result inamarkof“W”onthestudent’stranscriptandnocreditwillbe awarded for the course(s). Prior to theofficialwithdrawaldate,itisthestudent’sre-sponsibilitytoinitiatearequestforwithdrawalfromanycourse.Thewithdrawalwillonlybeprocessedifthestudentcompletesandsubmitsforsignaturetherequiredwithdrawalform(s).Thestudentisstronglyencouragedtoconsultwiththefacultymemberand/oracounselor/advisor prior to submitting the request forwithdrawal.Localcollegeproceduresareonfile in theadmissionsoffice for the specificrequirementsregardingwithdrawalrequests.Ifastudentregistersandpaysforacourse(s),itisthestudent’sresponsibilitytodrop/withdrawbeforethe“W”date.Priortothewithdrawaldate, facultymembersmaywithdrawastu-dentunderappropriatecircumstances.Anycircumstancesunderwhich thestudentmaybewithdrawnbythefacultymemberwillbeincludedintheclasssyllabus.Satisfactoryacademicprogressisrequiredforcontinuingeligibilityforfinancialaid.Consultthe college’s financial aid office regardingthecoursecompletionrequirementsprior towithdrawingfromanycourses.UnderSection51.907oftheTexasEducationCode,“Aninstitutionofhighereducationmaynotpermitastudent todropmore thanSIX(6)courses,includinganycourseatransferstudenthasdroppedatanotherTexaspublicinstitutionofhighereducation.” This statutewasenactedbytheStateofTexasinspring2007andappliestostudentswhoenrollina public institution of higher education asfirst-timefreshmeninthefall2007semesterorlater.Studentsenrolledpriortofall2007arenotaffected.Anycourse thatastudentdropsiscountedtowardthesix-course limitunlessthestudentiscompletelywithdrawingfromtheinstitutionormeetsoneofthecriteriarequiredforawaiver.A“drop”inthisinstance

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isconsideredwhenastudentisdroppedorwithdrawn from a course after official dayresultinginagradeof“W.”Eligiblecriteriaforawaiverincludea)changeofworkscheduleprohibitingattendance,b)activemilitary,c)severeillnessordebilitatingcondition,d)deathofafamilymember,e)classcancellation,andf)completewithdrawal.

Academic Fresh Start ProgramUndertheprovisionsoftheTexasEducationCode, Section51.931,a Texas resident isentitledtoapplyforadmission/readmissiontoaLSCScollegeortoanyspecializedadmissionprogramatLSCSandelecttohaveallacademiccourseworkearned10ormoreyearspriortotherequestedenrollmentdateignoredforenrollmentpurposes.Iftheapplicantcompletestherighttoanacademicfreshstartagreementwith the college admissions office prior toregistrationconfirmingthedecisiontoenrollunder the academic fresh start statute, thisinstitutionwillnotconsideracademiccoursecreditsorgradesearnedbytheapplicant10ormoreyearspriortothestartingdateofthesemesterinwhichtheapplicantseekstoenroll.Anapplicantwhodecidestoapplyunderthisstatutemaynotreceiveanycoursecreditforcoursestakenatanycollegeoruniversity10ormoreyearspriortoenrollment.An applicant who chooses to exercise theprovisionsoftheAcademicFreshStartProgrammustmeetallLSCSadmission/readmissionre-quirementsandmustsubmitofficialtranscriptsfromallcollegesoruniversitiesattended.Thecourses excluded under this provision maynotbecountedtowardadegree,maynotbecountedintheGPAcalculationsoracademicstandingandmaynotbeusedtomeetpre-requisiterequirements.TheAcademicFreshStartProgramdoesnotapplytotheStandardsofAcademicProgressfor financial aid applicants. Therefore, thestudentmaynotqualifyforfinancialaidbasedonprioracademicperformance.

Texas Success Initiative (TSI) and LSC Student Success Initiative (SSI)

AsofSeptember1,2003,SenateBill286,section37replacedtheTASPstatutewiththeTexasSuccessInitiative(TSI).UndertheTexasSuccessInitiative,studentswillbeassessed,receivethehelptheyneedtobecomecollege-ready,andbeevaluatedtodeterminewhentheyarereadytoenrollincollege-levelwork.TheLSCStudentSuccessInitiativeimplementsappropriateprerequisitesforallcourses.Allcollege level courses, with few exceptions,havecollege-level readingandwritingpre-requisites.Theseprerequisiteswillassurethatstudentshavetheabilitytosucceedincoursesatthecollegiatelevel.TheTexasSuccessIni-tiativerequiresassessmenttodeterminewhenstudentsare ready toenroll incollege-levelwork. See CHART A for TSI requirements,scores,andexemptioncriteria.All students, unless exempt (see Chart A),must take a complete assessment (ASSET,COMPASS,ACCUPLACER,orTHEA)priortoenrollingatLSC.Enrollmentinmostcollege-levelcoursesrequiresscoreshighenoughtoplaceintothecollege-levelcourse(seeChartB)orstudentswillneed tocompleteallap-propriatedevelopmentalcourseworkwitha“C”orbetter.Studentspursuinganassociatedegreeand/orcertificateover42hoursmustcomplete all developmental English and aminimumofMath0308orTECM1303witha“C”orbetter.All transfer developmental courses must bea “C”or better or the studentwill need toretakethesectionofASSET,ACCUPLACER,COMPASS,orTHEAandscorehighenoughtoplaceintothecollege-levelcourse(seeChartB).

Please Note: Most “TSI Complete/Exempt” scores do not equate to college-level. If needed, please see your academic advisor for additional explanation.

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CHART A (TSI Complete/Exempt)

MinimumScoreandCourseRequirements

Test MATH READING WRITINGTHEA/QuickTHEA 230 230 220

ASSET EA38orIA36 41 40and5essayor6essayonly*

COMPASS A39 81 59and5essayor6essayonly*

ACCUPLACER EA63 78 80and5essayor6essayonly*

Courses MATH0308>CTECM1303>C ENGL0305>C ENGL0307>C

TSI Exemptions: Subject Score Subject Score Subject Score**ACT23compositeand19subjectscore(Validfor5years)

19 19 19

**SAT1070compositeinCriticalReading/Verbal&Mathand500subjectscore(Validfor5years)

500 500(verbal/criticalreading)

500(verbal/criticalreading)

***TAKS(Validfor3years)

2200(studentmuststillbe

assessedforplacement)

2200w/3onessay 2200w/3onessay

* ThewritingessayandobjectivecomponentsoftheCOMPASSandACCUPLACERtestinstrumentsareto be taken at the same timeforTSIpurposesonly.

**Studentsmaybeexemptfromanindividualsectioniftheyhavethecompositescoreandtherequiredsubjectscore.***Studentsmaybeexemptfromindividualsectionsbasedonthesescores;Studentsmuststillbeassessedinmath forplacementpurposes.

Students will also be considered TSI Complete if:

• He or she transfers in courses from aprivate, independent or an accredited out-of-state institution of higher education andhas satisfactorily completed college levelcoursework,witha“C”orbetter,as foundunder “Courses to Satisfy TSI Requirement”listedatwww.LoneStar.edu/TSI.

• AstudenthaspreviouslyattendedanyTexasstate college or university and has beendetermined to be TSI Complete by thatinstitution.

• A student hasgraduatedwithanassociateorbaccalaureatedegree froman institutionofhighereducation.

• Astudentisenrolledinacertificateprogramofoneyearorless(levelonecertificates,42orfewersemestercredithoursortheequivalent).

• A studentwho is servingonactivedutyasamemberofthearmedforcesoftheUnitedStates, the Texas National Guard, or as amemberofareservecomponentofthearmedforcesoftheUnitedStatesandhasbeenservingforatleastthreeyearsprecedingenrollment.Also, a student who on or after August 1,1990,washonorablydischarged,retired,orreleasedfromactivedutyasamemberofthearmedforcesoftheUnitedStatesortheTexasNationalGuardorserviceasamemberofareservecomponentofthearmedforcesoftheUnitedStates.

• Please Note: All Students must meetprerequisitesforallcourses.

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CHART BCourse Placement Scores

Course ACCUPLACER ACT ASSET COMPASS SAT TAKS (exit level) THEA TOEFL

Math0306 EA20-59 NS23-42or

EA23-34A0-35orPA0-99

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A36-49PA-notused

231-252

0310 EA72-86 EA43+orIA37-46

A50-66 253-274

1314 EA87+ 21 IA47+orCA25+

A67+orCA0-50

520-549 275+

1316,13241325,1342,1350,1351

CLM85+ 23 CA44-50 CA51-99 550-599

2412 CLM94+andBorbetterinHSPreCalorTrig

25andBorbetterinHSPreCalorTrig

CA44-50andBorbetterinHSPreCalorTrig

CA51-99&T0-50andBorbetterinHSPreCalorTrig

600-649andBorbetterinHSPreCalorTrig

2413 CLM103+andBorbetterinHSPreCalorTrig

27andBorbetterinHSPreCalorTrig

CA51-55andBorbetterinHSPreCalorTrig

T51-99andBorbetterinHSPreCalorTrig

650+andBorbetterinHSPreCalorTrig

Writing0306 0-50 23-34and6

orloweronessay

1-35and6orloweronessay

0-179

0307 51-79 35-44and6orloweronessay;45and5orloweronessay

36-84and6orloweronessay;85and5orloweronessay

180-219

1301 80+and6essayor 7 essay only

19+ 45+and6essayor7 essay only

85+and6essayor 7 essay only

500+ 2200+with3+writingessay

220+ 530Paper197Computer71Internet

Reading0304 20-56 0-32 0-65 0-1990305 57-77 33-40 66-80 200-

2291301 78+ 19+ 41+ 81+ 500+ 2200+with

3+writingessay

230+ 530paper197computer71Internet

NS–NumericalSkills IA–IntermediateAlgebra PA–PreAlgebraA–Algebra EA–ElementaryAlgebra CA–CollegeAlgebra CLM–CollegeLevelMath

EffectiveMarch2010,readingandwritingplacementscoresonCompass,ASSET,Acc-uplacer,andTHEAwillbevalidforfiveyears.MathplacementscoresonCompass,ASSET,

Accuplacer,andTHEAwillbevalidforthreeyears.Studentswithexpiredtestscoreswillneedtoretest.

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Student Success Course

EffectiveJanuary,2010andbeginningwithspring2010registration,firsttimeincollege(FTIC)studentswhohaveplacedintotwoormoredevelopmentalareasare requiredtotakeEDUC1300beforetheyreach15credithours.Itishighlyrecommendedthatstudentstakethiscourseasearlyaspossibleintheircurriculumtoassistwithsuccessinothercourses.EDUC1300isaclassdesignedtoassistnewcollegestudentsobtaintheskillsnecessarytobesuccessfulcollegestudents.Topicsinclude

butarenotlimitedtostudyskills,motivation,learningstyles,careerassessment,goalset-ting,andcriticalthinking.

Intensive English Program TheIntensiveEnglishProgramisdesignedfornon-nativeEnglishspeakerswhowanttoim-provetheirlanguageandcultureskills.Studentsenrollineithercreditorcontinuingeducationcoursesdependinguponthestudent'sgoal.The program has been accredited by theCommission on English Language Program

ENGLISH FOR SPEAKERS OF OTHER LANGUAGES PLACEMENT CHARTESOL READING

*WritingsamplerequiredforESOLWritingcourses

LEVEL COMPASS ESL CREDIT CONTINUING EDUCATION

ESOL WRITING/ESOL GRAMMAR WORKSHOP

ESOL ORAL COMMUNICATION



1 Read38-53 ENGL0361 ESOLReading1 CENGL3006101 ESOLReading1 Listen42-57 2 Read54-69 ENGL0362 ESOLReading2 CENGL3006201 ESOLReading2 Listen58-73 3 Read70-84 ENGL0363 ESOLReading3 CENGL3006301 ESOLReading3 Listen74-86 4 Read85-93 ENGL0304 ReadingI CENGL3000401 ReadingI Grammar87-95 5 Read94-99 ENGL0305 ReadingII CENGL3000501 ReadingII Grammar96-99

1 Grammar42-57 ENGL0371ESOLWriting1 CENGL3007101ESOLWriting1 ENGL0308ESOLGrammarWorkshop1 CENGL3000801ESOLGrammarWorkshop1 2 Grammar58-73 ENGL0372ESOLWriting2 CENGL3007201ESOLWriting2 ENGL0308ESOLGrammarWorkshop2 CENGL3000801ESOLGrammarWorkshop2 3* Grammar74-86 ENGL0373ESOLWriting3 CENGL3007301ESOLWriting3 ENGL0308ESOLGrammarWorkshop3 CENGL3000801ESOLGrammarWorkshop3 4* Grammar87-95 ENGL0374ESOLWriting4 CENGL3007401ESOLWriting4 ENGL0308ESOLGrammarWorkshop4 CENGL3000801ESOLGrammarWorkshop4 5* Grammar96-99 ENGL0307WritingII CENGL3000701WritingII ENGL0308ESOLGrammarWorkshop5 CENGL3000801ESOLGrammarWorkshop5

1 Listen42-57 ENGL0381 CENGL3008101 Grammar42-57 ESOLOralCommunication1 ESOLOralCommunication1 2 Listen58-73 ENGL0382 CENGL3008201 Grammar58-73 ESOLOralCommunication2 ESOLOralCommunication2 3 Listen74-86 ENGL0383 CENGL3008301 Grammar74-86 ESOLOralCommunication3 ESOLOralCommunication3 4 Listen87-95 ENGL0384 CENGL3008401 Grammar87-95 ESOLOralCommunication4 ESOLOralCommunication4

5 Listen96-99 Recommend:ENGL 0308 Advanced Language Skills Workshop; EDUC 1300 Student Success Course Grammar96-99

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AccreditationandisamemberoftheAmericanAssociationofIntensiveEnglishPrograms.CreditESOLfocusesonacademicallyboundstudents and emphasizes preparation forcollegestudy.Studentscanearninstitutionalcredit qualifying them for full-time studentstatus, financial aid, and insurance needs.Studentsareawarded institutional semestercredithours.ContinuingeducationESOL isdesigned forprofessionals,participantspreparingtoentercareers requiring English proficiency, andthose seeking general broad-based Englishdevelopment.Studentsareawardedcontinu-ingeducationunitsforeachlevel.Admissiontotheprogramrequirespriorad-missiontothecollege.Internationalstudentsseekingastudentvisashouldrefertothesectionon “Admission Procedures for InternationalStudents.”Uponcompleting theapplicationprocess,studentswillbedirectedtotakeanEnglishplacementtestbeforeregisteringforclasses.

Articulation Articulationagreementsprovideaseamlesstransitionforstudentsmovingfromonelevelofeducationtoanotherbymatchingcurricu-lumtoreduceduplicationofcoursecontent.ArticulationagreementsexistbetweenLSCSandvariousuniversities,independentschooldistricts,privatesecondaryschools,communityeducation courses, and other training andcertification entities. The agreements allowstudentstoearncollegecreditforcompetenciesoutsideofthetraditionalcommunitycollegeclassroom.

University Articulation

Universityarticulationfortransfercanbeforsinglecourses,agroupofcourses(aslistedontransferplanningguides)orentiredegreeprograms(aslistedinuniversityarticulation

agreements). Transfer planning guides orequivalency charts are course specific andareupdatedannually.Universityarticulationagreementsaremajororprogramspecific.Thistypeofarticulationprovidesstudentswiththeassurancethat thecourseworkatLSCSwilltransferandsatisfydegreerequestsataspecificuniversity.

High School Articulation

Course articulation agreements match highschoolcourseswithcollegeworkforcecoursesandmaybeincludedinTechPrepassociateofappliedsciencedegreeprograms.Studentsmustfulfillthefollowingrequirementstoreceivearticulatedcredit:

• Submitahighschooltranscriptdocumentingagradeofatleast80percentinthearticulatingcourse.

• SubmitanapplicationforPriorLearningAs-sessmentbyHighSchoolArticulationwithin15monthsofhighschoolgraduation.

• Earnanadditionalsixsemestercredithoursat LSCS within one year of application forarticulatedcredit.

• Completeatleastonearticulatinghighschoolcourseasajuniororsenior.

LSCSparticipatesintheAdvancedTechnicalCredit (ATC) program, formerly known asstatewidearticulation.AstudentmayreceivecreditforanATCdesignatedcourseatanyparticipatingcommunitycollegeintheStateofTexas.LocalarticulationagreementsofferadditionalcourseoptionsandaredesignedforcreditthroughLSCScollegesonly.For more information on how to apply forarticulatedcredit,contact thecounselingoradvisingofficeatanycollegecampusorthecurriculumandinstructiondepartmentlocatedintheCentralServicesandTrainingCenter.TheWebsiteforTechPrepandarticulatedcreditiswww.LoneStar.edu/techpreporvisitwww.techpreptexas.orgforstatewideinformation.

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ADVANCED TECHNICAL CREDIT (ATC) COURSE CROSSWALKThis is the high school statewide articulation course crosswalk with only courses that LSCS offers. For a complete crosswalk of ATC courses, visit www.atctexas.org. This list does not include courses articulated by local agreements. Please visit this Web site to see a list of locally articulated courses by ISD: www.LoneStar.edu/techprep. Use this list for May 2011 graduates. This list will expire on August 31, 2012 (15 months after May 10 graduation).

High School CTE Courses by Career Cluster LSCS College Credit Course

Agriculture, Food & Natural Resources

Agricultural Mechanics and Metal Technology WLDG 1421

Veterinary Medical Applications VTHT 1205

Veterinary Medical Applications AND Advanced Animal Science VTHT 1301

Architecture and Construction

Advanced HVAC and Refrigeration Technology HART 1401 AND HART 1407

Interior Design INDS 1311

Arts, AudioVisual Technology, and Communication

Advanced Audio/Video Production ARTV 1351 OR ARTV 1343

Animation ARTV 1303

Advanced Animation IMED 1301

Business Management

Principles of Business, Marketing and Finance BMGT 1301

Business Information Management I ITSC 1401

Global Business IBUS 1305

Finance

Accounting I ACNT 1303

Health ScienceMedical Terminology AND Principles of Health Science (or) Health Science MDCA 1213 OR HITT 1305

Anatomy and Physiology MDCA 1409

Hospitality and Tourism

Hospitality Services HAMG 1321

Information Technology

Computer Maintenance CPMT 1403 OR ITSC 1425

Telecommunications and Networking ITNW 1425

Digital and Interactive Media ARTC 1302

Web Technologies IMED 1316

Manufacturing

Precision Metal Manufacturing MCHN 1338

Advanced Welding WLDG 1421 OR WLDG 1428

Marketing, Sales, and Services

Principles of Marketing MRKG 1311

Small Business Management BUSG 2309

Transportation, Distribution, and LogisticsAdvanced Automotive Technology - Student must pass the National Automotive Student Skills Standard Assessment (NASSA) AUMT 1405, 1410 AND 1416

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ADVANCED TECHNICAL CREDIT (ATC) COURSE CROSSWALKThis is the high school statewide articulation course crosswalk with only courses that LSCS offers. For a complete crosswalk of ATC courses, visit www.atctexas.org. This list does not include courses articulated by local agreements. Please visit this Web site to see a list of locally articulated courses by ISD: www.LoneStar.edu/techprep. Use this list for May 2011 graduates. This list will expire on August 31, 2012 (15 months after May 10 graduation).

High School CTE Courses by Career Cluster LSCS College Credit Course

Agriculture, Food & Natural Resources

Agricultural Mechanics and Metal Technology WLDG 1421

Veterinary Medical Applications VTHT 1205

Veterinary Medical Applications AND Advanced Animal Science VTHT 1301

Architecture and Construction

Advanced HVAC and Refrigeration Technology HART 1401 AND HART 1407

Interior Design INDS 1311

Arts, AudioVisual Technology, and Communication

Advanced Audio/Video Production ARTV 1351 OR ARTV 1343

Animation ARTV 1303

Advanced Animation IMED 1301

Business Management

Principles of Business, Marketing and Finance BMGT 1301

Business Information Management I ITSC 1401

Global Business IBUS 1305

Finance

Accounting I ACNT 1303

Health ScienceMedical Terminology AND Principles of Health Science (or) Health Science MDCA 1213 OR HITT 1305

Anatomy and Physiology MDCA 1409

Hospitality and Tourism

Hospitality Services HAMG 1321

Information Technology

Computer Maintenance CPMT 1403 OR ITSC 1425

Telecommunications and Networking ITNW 1425

Digital and Interactive Media ARTC 1302

Web Technologies IMED 1316

Manufacturing

Precision Metal Manufacturing MCHN 1338

Advanced Welding WLDG 1421 OR WLDG 1428

Marketing, Sales, and Services

Principles of Marketing MRKG 1311

Small Business Management BUSG 2309

Transportation, Distribution, and LogisticsAdvanced Automotive Technology - Student must pass the National Automotive Student Skills Standard Assessment (NASSA) AUMT 1405, 1410 AND 1416

Tech Prep TechPrepisaneducationinitiativethatlinkshigh school career and technical coursestocollegeworkforcecoursesona two-yearassociate of applied science degree (AAS)through course articulation. Articulation isa process of matching high school coursecurriculumandteachercredentialstocollegeworkforcecoursecurriculumandfacultycre-dentials.Collaborationbetweensecondary,post-secondary,andbusiness/industryresultina6-yearplanconsistingoffouryearsofhighschoolplustwoyearsofcollegepreparationfortheworkforce.Studentsmaybegincourseworktowardthedegreewhileinhighschooland,uponsatisfactorycompletionofthesecourses,theymayapplyforarticulatedcollegecredittowardthelinkedtechnicaldegree.Formore information about Tech Prep pro-gramsorarticulatedcreditatLSCS,visitthe

websiteorcontactthecounseling/advisingofficeatanyLSCScollege.Studentsplanningtotransfertoanothercollegeoruniversityshouldcheckwiththatinstitution’sarticulatedcredittransferpolicies.Gotowww.LoneStar.edu/techprepforalistoftransferopportunities.

Continuing Education and CreditLinked Courses

Continuingeducation(CE)studentsregisteredforaCEcourselinkedtoacreditcoursemustmeetthesamerequirementsandprerequisitesascreditstudents.StudentsregisteredthroughCEearncontinuingeducationunits(CEUs).CEstudents who wish to receive semestercredithoursmustcompleteaPriorLearningAssessmentbyCE-CreditArticulationformandpetitionforcredit.Formoredetails,visitwww.LoneStar.edu/PLAorseeastudentadvisor.

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Financial Information & Assistance2010-2011 Tuition & Fees Schedule

TUITION AND FEES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE

All tuition and fees must be paid in full before the registration process can be considered complete.

Tuition & Fees per Credit Hour

Credit Resident Out-of-District International/ Hours ofDistrict1 TexasResident2 Out-of-State3

1 $61 $131 $223

2 110 250 280

3 159 369 414

4 208 488 548

5 257 607 682

6 306 726 816

7 355 845 950

8 404 964 1,084

9 453 1,083 1,218

10 502 1,202 1,352

11 551 1,321 1,486

12 600 1,440 1,620

13 649 1,559 1,754

14 698 1,678 1,888

15 747 1,797 2,022

16 796 1,916 2,156

17 845 2,035 2,290

18 894 2,154 2,424

19 943 2,273 2,558

20 992 2,392 2,692Minimum tuition rates are set by the statelegislatureandaresubjecttochange.StudenttuitionandfeesaresubjecttochangebytheLSCSBoardofTrustees.Dualcreditstudents

receivea100percentdiscountedtuitionrate.All other fees, except some testing,will beassessedattheirregularrate.Textbooksandlabfeesvarybyprogram.

1,2&3 Appliestoallstudentsenrolledincredit

classes:Includestuitionattherateof$38percredithour,a$7percredithourtech-nologyfee,a$2percredithourstudentactivityfee,a$2percredithourgeneralusefee,andanon-refundableregistrationfeeof$12.

1 Applies toU.S.citizensandpermanentresidents who are residents of Aldine,Conroe, Cypress-Fairbanks, Humble,Klein,Magnolia,NewCaney,Splendora,Spring,TomballandWillisIndependentSchoolDistricts.

2 Applies toU.S.citizensandpermanentresidentswhoareresidentsofTexasbutdonotresideinthecollegedistrict.Includesanadditionalout-of-districttuitionfeeof$70percredithour.

3 Appliestoallotherstudents.Bylegislativeaction, the tuitionmaynotbe less than$200(minimumtuition).Includesanad-ditionalout-of-statetuitionfeeof$85percredithour.

Studentswhoenrollinthesamecourseforthethirdormoretimewillbeassessedanadditionalfeeof$60percredithourunlesswaivedbyappealpriortothepay-mentdeadline.Theappealprocesscanbefoundintheadmissionsofficeoronlineatwww.LoneStar.edu/repeatcourse.

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CREDIT REFUND POLICYTherefundpolicyforLoneStarCollegeisbasedupontheassumptionthatstudenttuitionandfeesprovideonlyaportionoftheactualincurredcoststoprovideeducationalopportunities.Whenastudentenrolls inaclass,aplace is reservedwhichcannotbegiventoanotherstudent.ThisrepresentsasignificantcosttoLSCSwhetherornotclassenrollmentiscontinued.Refunds will be made under the followingconditionsincompliancewiththeTexasHigherEducationCoordinatingBoardPolicy:

1.If the college cancels or discontinues ascheduledcourse,a100percentrefundisgranted.

2.Studentswhodropacourseorwhototallywithdraw will have their tuition and feesrefunded(EXCEPTfortheregistrationfee,thepaymentplan service fee,or the latefee–ifanyareapplicable).Theserefundsareinaccordancewiththefollowingdropsandwithdrawalsschedule:

Note:TitleIV(FederalPellGrant,FSEOG,FFELoans)aidrecipientsaresubjecttoadifferent

Fee Schedule*

Mandatoryfeespercredithour: Generalusefee................................................................................................... $2 Studentactivityfee................................................................................................ $2 Technologyfee...................................................................................................... $7

Appliedmusic(MUAP)fees(persemester)..............................................seecreditschedule COMPASSandACCUPLACERexams($10foreachindividualparttaken)..................... $29.00 Audit........................................................................... chargesequaltocreditenrollment Course/corecompetencychallengeexam............................................................. $25.00 Digitalcontentcostfee......................................................................... variesbyprogram ESOLplacementtestfee............................................................... checkwithtestingcenter Examproctoringfee........................................................................................... $25.00 Internationalstudentinsurancefee...................................... seeinternationalstudentadviser Labfees............................................................................................. variesbyprogram Liabilityinsurance................................................................................ variesbyprogram Onlinecoursefee(percredithour)....................................................................... $10.00 Paymentplanservicefee(persemester)................................................................ $20.00 Paymentplanlatefee(perlatepayment)............................................................... $25.00 Portfolioevaluation............................................................................................. $60.00 Registrationpersemester..................................................................................... $12.00 **Repeatcoursefee(percredithour)................................................................... $60.00 Returncheck(percheck)...................................................................................... $30.00 Specialtyfees:uniforms,specialsupplies,etc....................................................byprogram Textbooks.............................................................................................. variesbycourse THEAexam....................................................................................................... $29.00 Transcript............................................................................................................. None

* These fees are subject to change by board or legislative action.** Students who repeat most courses will be assessed an additional fee of $60 per credit hour when they enroll in a course for the third or more time.


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policy upon complete withdrawal of classes(refertopage54.)

RefundsfortuitionareprocessedfromtheLoneStarCollegeSystembeginningtwoweeksaftertheofficialdayofrecord.Refundsforcoursesscheduledoutsidethesessionslistedinthissectionwillbemadeonaproratedbasisinaccordancewiththerefundpolicy.

Semester Length CoursesFall and Spring Semesters

Priortothefirstcalendardayofthe semester....................................... 100%

Duringthefirst15calendardaysofthe semester......................................... 70%

Duringthe16ththrough20thcalendar daysofthesemester......................... 25%

Afterthe20thcalendardayofthe semester........................................None

Six-Week Summer Semester

Priortothefirstcalendardayofthe semester....................................... 100%

Duringthefirstfivecalendardaysofthe semester......................................... 70%

Duringthesixthandseventhcalendardays ofthesemester................................. 25%

Aftertheseventhcalendardayofthe semester........................................None

Flex Entry and Non-Semester Length Courses

Priortothefirstscheduledcalendar session......................................... 100%

Afterclassesbegin,seedropsandwithdrawalschart.

Drops and Withdrawals* Length of Class Last Day for Last Day for Term in Weeks 70 percent Refund 25 percent Refund

2weeksorless 2nddayofterm N/A 3weeks 3rddayofterm 4thdayofterm 4weeks 4thdayofterm 5thdayofterm 5weeks 5thdayofterm 6thdayofterm 6weeks 5thdayofterm 7thdayofterm 7weeks 7thdayofterm 9thdayofterm 8weeks 8thdayofterm 10thdayofterm 9weeks 9thdayofterm 11thdayofterm 10weeks 9thdayofterm 12thdayofterm 11weeks 10thdayofterm 14thdayofterm 12weeks 12thdayofterm 15thdayofterm 13weeks 13thdayofterm 16thdayofterm 14weeks 13thdayofterm 17thdayofterm 15weeks 14thdayofterm 19thdayofterm 16weeksorlonger 15thdayofterm 20thdayofterm

*Refer to class schedule for exact dates.

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REGULATIONS CONCERNING CHECKS

1.Areturnedcheckfeeof$30willbeassessedifacheckpresentedforpaymentofastu-dent’sobligationtothecollegeisreturnedforanyreason.

2.Checksreturnedunpaidforanyreasonmustbepromptlyredeemed,orregistrationinthecollegemaybecancelledandallrecordswithheld.

3. Checks presented for payment of tuitionandfees,fordeposits,orforthepurchaseofbooksorequipment,willnotbeacceptedinanamountgreaterthanthetotalamountdueforthetransaction.

4.Notemporaryorpostdatedcheckswillbeacceptedbythecollege.

Charge Cards AcceptedVISA, MasterCard, American Express, andDiscoverwillbeacceptedforpaymentoftuitionandfees.

Collection CostsIffinancialobligationsarenotpaidinfullbytheirduedates, thesedebtsmaybereferredtoanoutsidecollectionagencyandtotheappropriatecreditbureaus.Resultingcollectioncostsmaybeaddedtotheoriginaldebtandthestudentmustpaythesecosts,aswellasapplicableinterestandfees.Furthermore,allunpaidobligationswillresultinholdsplacedonstudentrecordsaffectingtheissuanceofdiplomasandtranscripts,andwillpreventfutureregistrationactivity.

In-District On Campus

In-District at Home

with Parents

In-District Off Campus

Out-of-District On Campus

Out-of-District at Home

with Parents

Out-of-District Off Campus

Tuition and Fees $1,542 $1,542 $1,542 $3,642 $3,642 $3,642

Books and Supplies $1,050 $1,050 $1,050 $1,050 $1,050 $1,050

Room and Board N/A $4,558 $7,598 N/A $4,558 $7,598

Transportation $1,100 $1,100 $1,100 $1,100 $1,100 $1,100

Personal and Miscellaneous $1,692 $1,692 $1,692 $1,692 $1,692 $1,692

TOTAL $5,384 $9,942 $12,982 $7,484 $12,042 $15,082

Note: Costs based on annual attendance for a student taking 30 semester credit hours.

Lone Star College SystemAnnual Average Cost of Attendance

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RESIDENT STATUSEstablishing residency –LSCSmustdeterminetheresidencystatusofallstudentsfortuitionpurposes.Allnewstudentswillberequiredtosignanoathof residencyandmayberequired toprovidesubstantiatingdocumentation.Studentsreturningtocollegeafternotenrollingforboththepriorfallandspringsemesterwillberequiredtoreaffirmtheirresidencystatusandmayberequiredtoprovidesubstantiatingdocumentation.Somenon-UScitizensmayqualifytopayTexasresidencyrates:

1. Texas high school graduates or GED certified

a.ResidentofTexasfor36monthspriortoreceivinghighschooldiplomaorGED.

b.ResideinTexas12monthspriortoenrollingincollege.

c.Provideanotarizedaffidavitstatingthatthestudentwillfileanapplicationtobecomeapermanentresidentattheearliestopportunitythatheorsheiseligibletodoso.

2. Applied to domicileThestudentsubmitsnotification(I485)thattheirpetitiontodomicilehasbeenapproved.Residencyisdeterminedatthetimeofregistrationandcanonlybechangedprior to thecensusdateofthesemester.Residencyisdeterminedbythestudent’scurrentaddressorbytheaddressoftheparentorlegalguardianifthestudentiseligibletobeclaimedasadependentforfederalincometaxpurposes.Apostofficeboxcanbeusedasamailingaddressbutcannotbeusedtoestablishresidency.Itistheresponsibilityofthestudenttoregisterunder the correct residency classification. Ifthere is a question about classification, it isthestudent’sresponsibility,priortothetimeofregistration,todiscussthiswiththeadmissionsofficeandhaveanofficialdeterminationmade.Additional information regarding residencyrequirements may be found in the collegeadmissions office. The chief student servicesofficeristhefinalauthorityonallquestionsonresidency.Deliberatefalsificationofresidencestatusordocumentationwillresultinthestudenthavingtopaythedifferenceinthechargesand

maysubjectastudenttoimmediatedismissal.Fortuitionpurposes,studentswillbeclassifiedaccordingtothefollowingguidelines:

1. In-district Texas resident Students or dependent students whose

parents or legal guardians have beena resident of Texas for the 12 monthsbefore the date of registration andwho reside in the Lone Star Collegedistrict(withintheboundariesoftheinde-pendentschooldistrictsofAldine,Conroe,Cypress-Fairbanks, Humble, Klein, Mag-nolia, New Caney, Splendora, Spring,Tomball,andWillis)ontheofficialreportingdateareconsideredresidentsofthedistrict.Individuals,or theirdependents,whoarenotresidentsofthedistrict,butownpropertywhichissubjecttoadvaloremtaxationbythedistrict,shallpaytuitionandfeesattherateapplicabletoastudentwhoresidesinthe district. Persons, or their dependents,applyingforsuchwaivershallverifyprop-erty ownership by presentation of an advaloremtaxstatementorreceiptissuedbytheCounty TaxAssessorCollector; orbypresentation of a deed, property closingstatement, or other appropriate evidenceofownershipofpropertywhichissubjectto ad valorem taxation by the district. Aforeignstudentisnoteligibleforwaiverofthenonresidenttuitionrateduetopaymentofadvaloremtaxes.

2. Out-of-district Texas resident AstudentwhohasbeenaTexasresidentfor

the12monthspriortotheofficialreportingdateof thesemester inwhich thestudentis registering and who resides outsidethe boundaries of the Lone Star CollegeSystemisconsideredanout-of-districtTexasresident.AnyindividualwholivesinTexasfor36monthsimmediately prior tohighschoolgraduation from a public, home schoolprogram, or an accredited private highschoolorreceivedtheGEDcertificateasanalternativetohighschoolgraduation,livedinTexasthe12monthspriortotheofficialreportingdateofthesemesterinwhichthestudentisregistering,registersasanentering

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studentnotearlierthanfall2001,andifnotaUScitizenprovideanaffidavitstatingtheindividualwillfileanapplicationtobecomea permanent resident will be consideredaTexasresidentforpaymentoftuition.Aminorordependentcanestablishresidencyseparatefromhis/herparents.

3. Non-resident of Texas Astudentordependentstudentwhosepar-

entor legalguardianresidesoutofstateorhasnotbeenaresidentofthestateforthe12monthspriortotheofficialreportingdateofthesemesterinwhichthestudentisregisteringisconsideredanon-residentofTexas.

4. Military personnel Militarypersonnelortheirfamiliesshould

checkwiththecollegeadmissionsofficeforrequirementsonresidenttuition.

5. Transfer students StudentstransferringfromotherTexashigher

educationinstitutionsandwhowereenrolledtheprecedingspringorsummersemesterswillretaintheirpreviousclassificationunlesstheyapplyforresidencystatuschange.

Documentation for State Resident/In-District Resident Status

The following documentation may be usedto resolve residency issuesandmaybe usedtoestablish thatan individual isdomiciled inTexasandhasmaintainedaresidenceinTexascontinuouslyfor12monthspriortotheofficialdayofrecordforthesemester.

1.Documents thatcansupport theestablish-ment of a domicile and demonstrate themaintenanceofaresidencyinTexasfor12months:

• Anemployer’sstatementofdatesofem-ployment.

• Other documents that show the personhasbeenengagedinactivitiesintendedtoprovideanincometoapersonorallowapersontoavoidtheexpenseofpayinganotherpersontoperformthetasks(homemaintenanceorchildcare).

• Documents that show a person is self-employed, employed as a homemaker,orlivingoffhis/herearnings,orthroughpublicassistance.

• Forahomelessperson,writtenstatementsfromtheofficeofoneormoresocialserviceagencieslocatedinTexasthatatteststotheprovisionofservicestothehomelesspersonforthe12monthspriortothecensusdateoftheterminwhichthepersonenrolls.

2.Documentsthatifmaintainedforatleast12monthspriortotheofficialreportingdateandifaccompaniedbyatleastonetypeofdocumentlistedinnumberthreebelowcansupporttheestablishmentofadomicileanddemonstratethemaintenanceofaresidenceinTexasfor12months:

• TitletorealpropertyinTexas.• Marriagecertificatewithdocumentationto

supportthatthespouseisadomiciliaryofTexas.

• Ownership of a business in Texas withdocumentsthatevidencetheorganizationorthebusinessasapartnershiporcorpora-tionandreflecttheownershipinterestofthepersonordependent’sparent.

• StateorlocallicensestoconductabusinessorpracticeaprofessioninTexas.

3.Documentsthatdonotshowtheestablish-mentofadomicilebutsupportastudent’sclaimtohaveresidedinthestateforatleast12months:

• ATexashighschooltranscriptforthefullsenioryearprecedingtheofficialreportingdate.

• AtranscriptfromaTexasinstitutionshow-ingpresenceinthestateforthe12monthsprecedingtheofficialreportingdate.

• ATexasdriver’slicenseorTexasIDcardwithanexpirationdateofnotmorethanfouryears.

• Cancelled checks that reflect a Texasresidence for the 12 months precedingtheofficialreportingdate.

• Acurrentcreditreportthatdocumentsthelengthandplaceofresidenceofthepersonorthedependentstudent’sparentorlegalguardian.


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• Texasvoterregistrationcardthathasnotexpired.

• Paystubsforthe12monthsprecedingtheofficialreportingdate.

• BankstatementsreflectingaTexasaddressfor the12monthsprecedingtheofficialreportingdate.

• Ownershipofrealpropertywithcopiesofutilitybillsforthe12monthsprecedingtheofficialreportingdate.

• Registrationorverificationfromlicensor,showingTexasaddressforlicensee.

• Writtenstatementsfromtheofficeofoneormoresocialserviceagencies,attestingtotheprovisionofservicesforattheleast12monthsprecedingtheofficialreportingdate.

• Leaseorrentalofrealproperty,otherthancampushousing,inthenameofthepersonorthedependentstudent’sparentorlegalguardianforthe12monthsprecedingtheofficialreportingdate.

4.Documentswhichcanbeusedtodemon-strate residency within the boundaries oftheindependentschooldistrictsofAldine,Conroe,Cypress-Fairbanks,Humble,Klein,Magnolia,NewCaney,Splendora,Spring,Tomball,andWillis:

• Driver’slicenseorTexasIDcardshowinganaddresswithinthedistrict.

• Rental or lease agreement showing anaddresswithinthedistrict.

• Deedtorealpropertylocatedwithinthedistrict.

• Utility bills from an address within thedistrict.

• Acurrentvoterregistrationcard.• A current credit report that documents

theplaceof residenceof thepersonordependent student’s parents or legalguardians.

Students who hold visas that enable them todomicileintheUnitedStatesareallowedtobetreatedlikepermanentresidentsof theUnitedStatesif:

• Theyresidefor12monthsinTexas.

• Students(regardlessoftheirimmigrationstatus)forwhomaPetitionforPermanentResidentStatus(I-130orI-140)hasbeenfiledbya sponsor, canalsobe treatedlike permanent residents. Students whofallintothiscategorymustprovideproofofeligibilitybyshowingacopyof theirCISreceiptforwhenthepetitionwasfiled.Thedocumentmust includethestudent’snameandtheformthatwasfiled.

A student, including an international student(regardless of their immigration status) whoentersaTexasinstitutionofhighereducationinfall2001orlatershallbeclassifiedaresidentofTexasfortuitionpurposesifheorshe:

1.AttendedaTexaspublicoraccreditedprivatehighschoolforatleast36monthsimmedi-atelypriortohighschoolgraduation.

2.ResidedinTexasforatleast36monthsim-mediatelypriortoreceivingaGEDasanalternativetoahighschooldiploma.

3.Continuously resided in Texas for the12monthsprior to theofficialdayof recordfor the semester in which the studentregisters.

4.Is registering for the first time after fall2001.

5.ProvidestothecollegeanaffidavitthatheorsheintendstofileanapplicationtobecomeapermanentresidentoftheUnitedStatesattheearliestopportunitytheindividualiseligibletodoso.

Changes in Residency StatusIfastudentcontinues toenroll inat leastonefallorspringsemestereachyear,thestudent’sresidency status will remain the same unlessthestudentfilestochangetheresidencystatus.It is the student’s responsibility to change theresidencystatusiftheirresidencychanges.Ifthestudentischangingresidencystatustoin-stateorin-districtandwillqualifyforlowerfees,thestudentmustfiletherequesttochangeresidencystatuspriortotheofficialreportingdateofthesemester.Changesmadeafterthisdatewillbeeffectiveforthefollowingterm.

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Alternative school and who has overcomeadversity.

Estelle R. Cameron Memorial -Enrolled in theInterpreterTrainingTechnologyProgram.

Canyon Gate - Minimum2.0GPA,andresideinCanyonGateorCanyonLakesVillage.

Copperfield Baptist Church-Full-time,Christianservice and commitment at local church,career goal toward “people services”,minimum 2.0 GPA, and must demonstratefinancialneed.

Computer Science and Computer Information- Minimum 6 credit hours, with minimum2.5GPA,enrollsinaComputerScienceorComputerInformationProgram.

Rosemary M. Eisterhold - Full-time student,academicdisciplineisnursing,fundstobeusedfortuitiononly.

Jack and Lynn Fields-Prioritygiventoasinglemother.

Pearl Fincher - Minimum 2.5 GPA, minimum6 credit hours, must demonstrate financialneed.

Future Pipe Industries - 3.0 GPA, any LSCScollege.

Glenn Family - StudentattendedConroe ISD,minimum 3.0 GPA, academic disciplineis Education, Engineering, Science orMathematics.

Wilda June Glover-Honorsprogram,full-timestudent,fundstobeusedfortuition,specialfees,andbooks.

Patricia Harless - Must demonstrate financialneed,alleducationalrelatedfees,childcareexpenses,transportation,etc.

Hauke - Graduated from Hauke AlternativeSchool, and enrolls in a academic orworkforcedevelopmentprogram.

Brian Heisler-Minimum2.5GPA,andenrolledminimum6hours.

Houston Northwest Medical Center-Minimum2.5GPA,enrolledminimum6hours,fundstobeusedfortuition,specialfees,andbooks.

LONE STAR COLLEGE FOUNDATION ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPS

Eachspring,theFoundationofLoneStarCollegeSystem announces available scholarships.Applicationandspecificdetailsrelatedtoeachscholarship are available only through thefinancialaidofficesofeachcollegecampus.

LONE STAR COLLEGE SYSTEM ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPS

Dr. Joe A. Airola-Awardedtoaparttimestudent,withaminimum2.5GPA.

Carol Bary Memorial -Awarded to a studentenrolledintheLicensedVocationalNursingprogram and must demonstrate financialneed.

Elmer L. and Dorothy M. Beckendorf - A full-timestudent,minimum2.5GPA,healthcarerelated career, must demonstrate financialneed,studentwithouthighschoolorrecentcollege should have recommendation fromemployerinplaceofGPA.

Jim and Nelda Blair-StudentattendedConroeISD,minimum2.5GPA,academicdisciplineiseducation.

James Buchinger, Lindsey Lamkin and G.T Thompson Memorial-Awardedtoafull-timestudent,minimum2.5GPA,preferencewillbegiventoastudentwhograduatedfromHauke

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCEThepurposeoffinancialaidistoremovefinan-cialbarriersthatpreventaccesstoeducationalopportunities. LSCS participates in programsthat provide aid through grants, a variety ofscholarships,part-timeemploymentandloans.Studentschoosingtoapplyfortheseprogramsshouldcontact thefinancialaidofficewell inadvanceofregistration.PriorityisgiventothosestudentswhoapplyandcompletetheprocesspriortoMay1.Aftertheprioritydate,awardsaremadeaslongasfundsareavailable.Scholar-shipsareusuallyawardedforthefallandspringtermsonly.Mostgrantsareavailableforthefall,spring,andsummer.


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Humble Police Association - Graduated fromHumble high school, and minimum 2.0GPA.

Humble Police Association/Callaway’s Collision -GradofHumbleHighschoolorAtascocitaHighSchool.

Humble Police Association/D&D Collision-GradofHumbleHighschoolorAtascocitaHighSchool.

Humble Police Association/Mr. and Mrs. Tim Gill -GradofHumbleHighschoolorAtascocitaHighSchool.

Humble Police Association/Gary and Daniel Lee -GradofHumbleHighschoolorAtascocitaHighSchool.

Humble Police Association/Carley Summer McNutt-GradofAtascocitaHighschool.

Humble Police Association/David Niccum-GradofHumbleHighschoolorAtascocitaHighSchool.

Humble Police Association/Leo Medley Memorial - Minimum 2.0 GPA, graduate of HumbleHighSchoolorAtascocitaHighSchool,mustdemonstratefinancialneed.

Kingwood Area Emergency Medical Services Association-2.75GPA,zipcode77339or77345,academicdisciplineEMS,nursingorAlliedHealthServicesthatisEMScertified,or FireServices, FireServicesVolunteer ingoodstandingthatisoutsidethezipcodes(callFoundationforspecifics).

Montgomery and Associates - Minimum 2.8GPA,full-timestudent,mayattendanycollege,tuitionandspecialfees.

Nursing Program-Minimum2.0GPA,enrolledinanursingprogram,minimum6credithours,andmustdemonstratefinancialneed.

Pepsi Cola-Minimum2.5GPA,andminimum6credithours.

Seth and Dianne Sharr - Attend any LSCScollege.

Society of Petroleum Engineers/Gulf Coast Section-Engineeringdiscipline,fundstobeused for tuition, special fees, books , and

furtherexpenditures (contact LSCFinancialAidofficeforspecifics).

Stone Gate-Minimum2.0GPA,residesinStoneGateorCanyonLakeCommunity.

William J. and Olive H. Upton - Minimum2.20 GPA, Law Enforcement Academy orEMT program academic discipline, mustdemonstrate financial need,without recenthighschoolorcollegeattendancealetterofrecommendationfromarecentsupervisorinplaceofGPA(callFoundationforspecifics).

Wells Fargo - Must demonstrate financialneed.

Woodforest National Bank-Minimum2.5GPA,educationacademicdisciplineandstudentmusthaveattendedConroeISD.

John R. Zizelmann Memorial-Welding,CNC,EngineeringTechnologydiscipline,preferenceforaMATTCOemployee.

Dr. Nockie Zizelmann - Enrolled in the ADNprogram,selectedbythedirectorsofnursing,and the scholarship is given to the samestudentfor twoyears, fundstobeusedfortuition,specialfees,andbooks.

LSC-CYFAIR ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPS

Robert J. Adam Family-Full-timestudent,mustdemonstratefinancialneed,fundstobeusedfortuition,specialfees,andbooks.

Alvis-Single,nochildren,enrolledintheADNprogram, minimum 3.0 GPA, receives nootherformoffinancialaid,fundstobeusedfortuition,specialfees,books.

Jerry Albrecht - Minimum 2.5 GPA, with adocumentedlearningdisability,andenrollsinatleast6hours.

Bertram FamilyIn memory of Florence T. Bertram-Minimum3.0GPA,mustdemonstratefinancialneed,enrolledintheADNprogram,fundstobeusedforalleducationalrelatedexpenses.

William A. Brookshire Foundation Endowment -StudentmustattendLSC-CyFair,minimum2.5GPA,full-timestudentwithpreferenceforstudentworking20hoursperweek,mustbe

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aUScitizen,academicdisciplineisDrafting,EngineeringTechnologyorPre-Engineering,fundstobeusedfortuition,specialfees,books,andalleducationrelatedexpensesincludingchildcare,transportation,etc.

In Honor of Nancy F. Caldwell -Minimum3.0GPA,academicdisciplineisnursing,andastudentwithchildren.

Susan J. Caldwell Endowment for the Arts -Minimum2.0GPA,mustdemonstratefinancialneed,mustbeenrolledintwocoursesinthearts,music,drama,oracombination,fundstobeusedfortuition,fees,books,andclasssupplies (contact LSC Financial Aid officeforspecifics).

Caldwell Companies - Minimum 2.5 GPA,minimumof6credithours,samestudentthefollowingyearifs/hemeetsthecriteriaandisstillenrolled,fundstobeusedfortuition,fees,books,andclasssupplies.

Carl's BBQ - Minimum 2.5 GPA, minimum 6credithours,samestudentthefollowingyearifs/hemeetsthecriteriaandisstillenrolled,fundstobeusedfortuition,fees,books,andclasssupplies.

CLR, Inc.-MustattendLSC-CyFair(contactLSCFinancialAidofficeforspecifics).

Copperfield Women’s Club-Part-timeorfull-timestudentatLSC-CF.

Cypress Fairbanks Medical Center-Minimum2.5GPA,andminimum6credithours.

Cy-Fair Houston Chamber of Commerce -Minimum2.5GPA, andmust demonstratefinancialneed,fundstobeusedfortuition,specialfees,andbooks.

Cy-Fair Federal Credit Union - Enrolled in thealternativeteachercertificationprogram.

LSC-CyFair President's - Minimum 2.5 GPA,minimum6credithours,andmustdemonstratefinancialneed.

Cypress Fairbanks Rotary Club-Full-timestudent,minimum2.5GPA,mustdemonstratefinancialneed.

ESL Student-Mustdemonstratefinancialneed,academicdisciplineisEnglishasaSecondLanguage,fundstobeusedfortuitiononly.

LSC-CyFair Faculty Senate -Mustdemonstratefinancialneed,fundsmustbeusedfortuition,booksandspecialfees.

Greater Texas Foundation Student Success Scholarships-Minimum2.0GPA,part-timeorfull-timestudent,mustdemonstratefinancialneedswithanEFCof$3500orabove,mustbe “first time in college” student, must beenrolledinMath0306,Math0308orMath0310,andregisteredforthenextsequentialclassbysubsequentsemester’scensusdate,funds to be used for tuition, special fees,andbooks.

John Haskins-StudentmustattendLSC-FairbanksCenter,academicdisciplineisEnglishasaSecond Language,no restrictionbasedoncitizenshipstatus.

Dave and Jacque Feldman-Mustdemonstratefinancialneed,full-timestudent.

First Community Credit Union - Enrolled in afinancialprogramandmaintains3.0GPA,mustdemonstratefinancialneed,fundstobeusedfortuition,specialfees,andbooks.

Fox and Bubela, Inc.-Mustdemonstratefinancialneed, funds to be used for tuition, specialfees,andbooks.

Rosemary A. Freda-Minimum3.0GPA,fundstobeusedforalleducationrelatedexpenses.

Gilbane Building Company -MustattendLSC-CyFair.

Linda and Donnie Humphries Family-Full-timestudent, must demonstrate financial need,funds to be used for tuition, special fees,andbooks.

Klein Bank and Trust-Studentwhohasanincomewhich is less than 80 percent of the areaadjustedmedianincome, funds tobeusedforalleducationrelatedexpenses.

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usedfortuition,specialfees,andallrelatededucationexpenses.

Qwock Lem and Kim Yoke Lau Memorial Scholarship - Full-time or part-time student,minimum3.3GPA,mustdemonstratefinancialneed, funds to be used for tuition, specialfees,andbooks.

Beryl A. MacLean-Academicdisciplineisspeechorcommunication.

Methodist Willowbrook Hospital - Minimum2.5GPA,enrolledinnursing,radiologyorsonography program, preference given toan employee of the hospital, or if not anemployee,thestudentmustvolunteeratleasttenhourspersemesteratthehospital,fundstobeusedfortuition,specialfees,andbooks.

Mingoia Family - Minimum 2.5 GPA, mustdemonstratefinancialneed,fundstobeusedfortuition,specialfees,andbooks.

Darcy and Robert Mingoia Scholarship -Mustattend LSC-CyFair, funds to be used forall education related expenses includingchildcare,transportation,etc.

NCI Building Systems-Full-timestudent,minimum2.5GPAoverall,major3.0GPA,academicdisciplineisdrafting/design,fundstobeusedfortuition,specialfees,andbooks.

NewQuest Properties-Full-timestudentwhoissingle and without children, minimum 3.0GPA,seekingabachelorsdegreeinbusinessandreceivesnootherformoffinancialaid.

PBK Architects, Inc.-MustattendLSC-CyFair.

John E. Pickelman-Mustdemonstratefinancialneed, funds to be used for tuition, specialfees,andbooks.

LSC-CyFair Professional and Support Staff Association-MustattendLSC-CyFairorLSC-FairbanksCenter,minimum2.0GPA,fundstobeusedfortuition,specialfees,andbooks.

Sterling Bank -Full-timestudent,minimum2.5GPA, academic discipline is business orundecided,mustdemonstratefinancialneed,fundstobeusedforeducationalcostsandfees.

Texas Process Equipment-Minimum3.0GPA,minimum9credithours,academicdisciplineisengineeringdesigngraphicsormachiningtechnology,AASinIndustrialMaintenance,WeldingandInspectTech,fundstobeusedfortuition,specialfees,books,firstconsiderationgiven tochildofTPEemployeewhomeetscriteria.

Dr. Diane K. Troyer-Part-timeorfull-timestudent,must demonstrate financial need, funds tobeusedfortuition,specialfees,books,andchildcare expenses, preference given tosingleparent.

Evelyn F. and Eugene F. Whitehorne-Part-timeorfull-timestudent,minimum2.5GPA,mustdemonstratefinancialneed,fundstobeusedfortuition,specialfees,andbooks.

Dr. Bob Williams-mustattendLSC-CyFair.

Bill and Connie Yancey-Full-timestudent,minimum2.5GPA,mustdemonstratefinancialneed,fundstobeusedfortuition,specialfees,andbooks,studentshouldhaveacleargoal.

LSC-KINGWOOD ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPS

Administaff - Full-time student, 3.0 GPA, mustdemonstratefinancialneed,fundstobeusedforalleducationrelatedfeesandotherexpensessuchaschildcare,transportation,etc.

Andrew Wade Heron Memorial-Full-timestudent,minimum 3.75 GPA, Associate NursingDegreeprogram,secondyearstudentwithinterestsinPediatricsand/orOncology.

Diane K. Blanco - Full-time student, minimum3.0GPA,mustattendLSC-Kingwood,mustdemonstratefinancialneed,fundstobeusedfortuition,specialfees,andbooks.

Dr. Graciella G. Blanco - Full-time student,minimum3.0GPA,mustdemonstratefinancialneed, funds to be used for tuition, specialfees,andbooks.

David and Pamela Dickson -Awarded tofirstyearstudents,whoaresingleparentsorfromabusivefamilies.

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Entergy-StudentmayattendeitherLSC-KingwoodorLSC-Montgomery,minimum6credithourstudent,minimum2.5GPA.

Friends of LSC-Kingwood - Must demonstratefinancialneed.

George W. Butler Memorial-Academicdisciplineisvisualorperformingarts.


Kingwood Medical Center Auxiliary-Minimum6credithoursorfull-timestudent,minimum2.5 GPA, academic discipline is healthcare,healthscienceormedical/dental,mustdemonstratefinancialneed,fundstobeusedfortuition,specialfees,andbooks.

LSC-Kingwood Dental Hygiene-Full-timestudent,secondyeardentalhygiene,minimumof49accumulatedhours,minimum3.0GPA,fundstocoveralleducationrelatedfees.

LSC-Kingwood Golf Tournament - Minimum6credithourstudent,minimum2.5GPA.

LSC-Kingwood 20th Anniversary - Mustdemonstratefinancialneed,fundstobeusedfortuition,specialfees,andbooks.

LSC-Kingwood President’s -Minimum6credithour student, minimum 2.5 GPA, mustdemonstratefinancialneed.

LSC-Kingwood Employee and Community -Full-time student, minimum 3.0 GPA, mustdemonstratefinancialneed,fundstobeusedfortuition,specialfees,andbooks.

Selma Lilley Memorial - Enrolled in the LVNprogram.

R.M. Machell Family-Minimum6credithours,minimum3.4GPA,enrolledinADNprogram,fundstocoveralleducationrelatedfees.

Rotary Club of Humble Intercontinental-Minimum2.5GPA,part-timeorfull-timestudent.

Rotary Club of Humble Intercontinental, In Recognition of Dr. and Mrs. Gene Caldcleugh -Full-timestudent,minimum3.0GPA,mustdemonstrate financial need, attend LSC-KingwoodwithaLiberalArtsareaofstudy,funds to be used for tuition, special fees,andbooks.

Majorie H. Shifferd-Minimum3.0GPA,enrolledat least 9 credit hours, has at least 80%completion rate for thepast (3) semesters,must be a student worker in the financialaidoffice.

Dr. Linda and Ed Stegall - Minimum 6 credithoursorfull-timestudent,minimum2.5GPA,academicdisciplineisbusinessrelated,mustdemonstratefinancialneed,fundstobeusedfortuition,specialfees,andbooks.

Dr. Linda Stegall Excellence in Education-Secondyear student, full-time credit student, GPAin thecurrent top20 studentswhowillbematriculatingafterthesubsequentsemester.

LSC-MONTGOMERY ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPS

Amegy Bank of Texas-StudentmustattendLSC-Montgomery.

Conroe New Car and Truck Dealers -Full-timestudent, minimum 2.5 GPA, resident ofMontgomeryCounty.

Conroe Regional Medical Center and Auxiliary -Minimum2.5GPA,residentofMontgomeryCounty,enrolledineither theADNorLVNprogram,currentlyenrolledandcompletedoneterm,mustdemonstratefinancialneed.

Entergy-StudentmayattendeitherLSC-KingwoodorLSC-Montgomery,minimum6credithourstudent,minimum2.5GPA.

Ann Friend -ResidentofMontgomeryCounty,mustdemonstratefinancialneed,enrolledincoursestogainskillstoimprovevocationalabilities.

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Radiology Technician, PTA, Biotechnology,Fire Science, or EMT. Student must attendLSC-Montgomery or LSC-Conroe Center.Fundsmaybeusedfortuition,specialfees,books,andotherfeeswhichinclude:supplies,uniforms,testing/examfees.

Houston Golf Association - Minimum 6 credithours,minimum2.5GPA.

Gwen Hruska -Currentor former recipientofservices from Montgomery County YouthServices.

Junior League North Harris Montgomery County-Minimum2.5GPA,participatesintheWINGSprogram,studentmayattendLSC-NorthHarrisor LSC-Montgomery, funds to be used fortuition,specialfees,andbooks.

Dr. Bill Law, Jr.-Minimum2.5GPA.

William D. Law Sr. Memorial - Male student,employedwithadependent,minimum2.5GPA,minimum6credithours.

Land Surveying and Mapping Technology-Land,surveyingandmappingtechnologystudent.

Memorial Hermann The Woodlands Hospital -Nursingacademicdiscipline, funds tobeusedforalleducationrelatedfees.

LSC-Montgomery President’s-Minimum6credithours,minimum2.5GPA,mustdemonstratefinancialneed.

LSC-Montgomery 10th Anniversary Legacy -StudentmustattendLSC-Montgomery.

Donna McVeigh Memorial -Minimum6credithours,minimum2.5GPA.

Research Forest Science and Engineering Library-AwardedtosingleparentminoritystudentenrolledinanAASdegreeprogram,minimum3.0GPA.

Rotary Club of Conroe-Studentwhoisasingleparent.

Rotary Club of The Woodlands - Full-timestudent,residentofMontgomeryCounty,mustdemonstratefinancialneed.

Brandon Michael Schiltz Memorial Endowment-Minimum2.75GPA,fullorparttimestudent,

mustdemonstratefinancialneed,mustattendLSC-Montgomery, funds to be used for alleducationalcostsandfees.

Brandon Michael Schiltz Memorial Endowment-Minimum2.75GPA,fullorparttimestudent,mustdemonstratefinancialneed,mustattendLSC-Montgomery, funds to be used for alleducationalcostsandfees,preferenceforaHEBemployeeordependent.

Brandon Michael Schiltz Memorial Endowment-Minimum2.0GPA,fullorparttimestudent,mustattendLSC-Montgomery,preferenceforstudent enrolled in business or healthcarecourses,applicantmustbeafullorparttimeHEBemployeewithacurrentperformanceratingof30orbetterandsubmitaletterofrecommendationfromtheirareamanager.

Mark and Christine Sculy-StudentmustattendLSC-Montgomery.

South Montgomery County Lions Club-Minimum2.5GPA,residentofMontgomeryCounty.

Splitrock -Femalestudent,singlemother,minimum2.0GPA,firstconsiderationgiventoSplitrockemployeeorfamilymember.

Stan and Suzanne St. Pierre-Full-timestudent,mustdemonstratefinancialneed,fundstobeusedforalleducationrelatedfees.

Melissa Trotter Memorial-StudentmustattendLSC-Montgomery.

The Kelsey Vogel “Shining Star” Memorial-Full-timestudent,enrolledinastandardtheatrecourseandatheatrepracticumcourse.

Wells Fargo - Must demonstrate financialneed.

John Wiesner-Full-timestudent,minimum3.0GPA, must demonstrate financial need,funds to be used for tuition, special fees,andbooks.

The Woodlands Development Company-StudentmustattendLSC-Montgomery.

The Woodlands Living Arts Council - Enrolledat least9credithours,minimum3.0GPA,academic discipline is fine arts, residentof Montgomery County, must demonstrate

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financial need, funds to be used for alleducationrelatedfees.

The Woodlands Waterway Marriott Hotel -StudentmustattendLSC-Montgomery.

LSC-NORTH HARRIS ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPS

Barbara Benzel Memorial-Femalestudentwhois at least thirty years old, minimum 3.0GPA, academic discipline is English, mustdemonstratefinancialneed.

Elizabeth “Beth” Boyd Memorial Nursing-FirstyearADNstudent,mustdemonstratefinancialneed.

Dr. Cher Brock-Full-timestudent,minimum2.5GPA,preferencegiventostudentattendingCarver Center, academic discipline iseducation,fundstobeusedfortuition,specialfees,andbooks.

Cook Covington Memorial-FirstyearorcurrentlyenrolledAfrican-Americanstudent,minimum2.0GPA.

Cypress Woodlands Junior Forum Scholarship-Minimum6credithoursstudent,minimum2.5GPA,mustdemonstratefinancialneed.

Fred Fincher Sr. Memorial-StudentenrolledintheAutomotiveTechnologyprogram.


Hulon and Marion Madeley-Full-timestudent,mayattendLSC-TomballorLSC-NorthHarris,minimum3.0GPA, academic discipline islifeorearthsciences,completedatleast30college-levelcredits.

Brian Ray Olson Memorial - Minimum 6credit hours, minimum 2.5 GPA, enrolled

in Paramedic program, must demonstratefinancialneed.

Major and Mrs. John E. Myers-Full-timecreditstudent,minimum2.0GPA,mustdemonstratefinancialneed,fundstobeusedfortuition,specialfees,books,childcareexpenses,andtransportation.

North Harris County Branch, American Association of University Women-Full-timeorpart-time,minimum3.0GPA,musthaveatleast12credithoursfromLSC-NorthHarris,mustdemonstratefinancialneed,fundstobeusedfortuition,specialfees,books,andchildcare,preference forwomenwhohavepromotedthroughtheAAUWmission,finalselectionwillbemadebythefinancialaidoffice.

LSC-North Harris President’s-Minimum6credithours,minimum2.5GPA,mustdemonstratefinancialneed.

Junior League North Harris Montgomery County-Minimum2.5GPA,participatesintheWINGSprogram,studentmayattendLSC-NorthHarrisor LSC-Montgomery, funds to be used fortuition,specialfees,andbooks.

Thelma Jones-Minimum6credithours,basedonbothneedandmerit.

Dr. Sandy Shugart-Full-timestudent,minimum2.5GPA,fundstobeusedfortuition,specialfees,andbooks.

Tiffani Stanley Memorial-Minimum2.5GPA,enrolledinEMSprogramandreceivesaletterofreferencefromtheEMSfaculty,fundstobeusedfortuition,specialfees,books,anduniforms.

Judy Taylor-Full-timestudent,minimum3.0GPA,enrolled inMath andScience InstructionalDivisionandeither:1)thestudentorafamilymembermust currently suffer frommedicalhardship, or 2) has recently overcome adevastatingmedicalhardship.

J. Anthony Walter, M.D. - Full-time student,majoring in Computer and ProgrammingTechnology,fundstobeusedfortuition,andbooks,studentmustattendLSC-NorthHarris.


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Candace Grace Howard Memorial - Full-timestudent, minimum 3.0 GPA, enrolled inVeterinarianTechnologyprogram,firstyearstudent,mustbeaU.S.citizen.

Houston Livestock and Rodeo - Enrolled inVeterinarianTechnologyprogram,residesinTexas,U.S.citizen.

Bill Lawler Memorial - Must attend LSC-Tomball.

Hulon and Marion Madeley-Full-timestudent,mayattendLSC-TomballorLSC-NorthHarris,minimum3.0GPA, academic discipline islifeorearthsciences,completedatleast30college-levelcredits.

Ann Glazier McStravick Nursing - Enrolled inADNprogram.

LSC-Tomball Mathematics Excellence-Minimum6 credit hour student, minimum 3.0GPA, academic discipline is mathematics,mathematics education, or engineering,funds to be used for tuition, special fees,andbooks.

LSC-Tomball Mathematics Faculty - Minimum6 credit hour student, minimum 3.0 GPA,academicdisciplineismathematicseducation,funds to be used for all education relatedexpenses including calculator and/orsoftware.

LSC-Tomball President’s-Minimum6credithourstudent,minimum2.5GPA.

Tomball Rotary Club -Minimum6credithourstudent,minimum2.5GPA.

LSC-Tomball Mathematics Department-Minimum6 credit hour student, minimum 2.8 GPA,

enrolled in a math course - may be at adevelopmental level, funds to be used fortuition, special fees, books, calculator orsoftware.

Nitin B. Sarangapani-Minimum6credithourstudent,minimum2.5GPA,formerveteranofarmedforces,academicdisciplineismath,computerscienceorbiology,fundstobeusedforalleducationrelatedexpenses.

Ken and Melba Graham Nursing Endowment in Honor of Kathleen Graham Semmler-Full-timestudent,enrolledinnursingprogram.

Bill Stafford Memorial-Fulltimestudent,minimum3.0 GPA, pursuing a career change andenrolledinaprogramleadingtoemploymentinsocialwork,counselingorteaching,fundstobeusedfortuition,specialfees,andbooks.

J. Anthony Walter, M.D. - Full-time student,enrolledinEngineeringTechnology,fundstobeusedfortuition,specialfees,andbooks.

Ryan Paul Whitaker Memorial Nursing-Full-timestudent,minimum2.5GPA,studentage25orolder,academicdisciplineisnursing,fundstobeusedforalleducationrelatedexpenses.

Grants/Application Processing1.Apply for aid as soon as possible after

January1eachyearforthefollowingfallterm.

2.CompleteandmailtheFreeApplicationforFederalStudentAid(FAFSA)orapplyontheWebatwww.fafsa.ed.gov.CompleteyourFAFSAapplicationaccordingtoyourprevi-ousyeartaxreturn.Ifyouneedassistanceincompletingtheform,contactafinancialaidadvisoratthecollegeyouplantoattend.CompletetherequiredLSCSfinancialaidworksheetavailableatanyofthesystem’sfinancialaidofficesandWebsite.

3.AllowfourtosixweeksaftersubmittingtheFAFSAapplicationtothefederalprocessingcentertoreceivearesponse.IfyoucompletetheFAFSAviatheWeb,thisprocesscouldtakeaslittleasfourdays.YouwillreceiveaStudentAidReport(SAR)andanyinstitutionyoulistontheFAFSAwillreceiveanInstitu-tionalStudentInformationRecord(ISIR).

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4.Complete the additional LSCS forms andsubmit them to the college financial aidofficealongwithyourstudentaidreport.OncetheLSCSapplicationforfinancialas-sistanceandyourSARreportarereceivedbythefinancialaidoffice,theverificationofyourpaperworkcanbegin.

5.Thefinancialaidofficeatthecollegeyouplantoattendwillreviewyourapplicationand provide you with needed additionalformsandhelpyouresolveanyissuesthatmayexist inyourfile. It is recommendedthatyourespondpromptlytoanyrequestmadebythefinancialaidoffice.

6.Inordertoreceivefinancialaidatanycol-legeinthesystem,astudentmusthavebeenadmittedasa regular student,musthaveofficiallydeclaredadegreeor certificatemajorandmustmakesatisfactoryacademicprogressinaccordancewithsystempolicy.Foracopyofthispolicy,contactthefinan-cialaidofficeat the collegeyouplan toattend.

Need-Based (Title IV) ProgramsNOTE: Most need-based grants (with theexceptionofaFederalPellGrant)areawardedonafirst-come,first-servedbasis.StudentswhowishtobeconsideredfortheseawardsshouldhavetheirfilecompletedPRIORtoMay1forthefollowingfallandspringenrollmentperiods.

FederalPellGrant(PELL)-Afederalgrantde-signedtohelpstudentswithfinancialneedobtaintheirfirstundergraduatedegree.Themaximumannualgrantforthe2010-11yearis $5,550. Eligible students may still beconsideredafterMay1forthePellGrant.

FederalSupplementalEducationalOpportunityGrant(FSEOG)-Afederalandinstitution-matched need-based grant. Priority isgiventothosestudentswhodemonstrateasignificantneedandqualifyforaFederalPellGrant.MostawardsatLSCSrangefrom$500to$4,000peryear.

LeveragingEducationalAssistancePartnership(LEAP)andSpecialEducationalAssistancePartnership(SLEAP) -Afederalandstate-matchedneed-basedgrantdesignedtoassist

studentswhohaveahighfinancialneed.FederalWorkStudyProgram(FWS)-Afederal

andcollege-matchedworkprogramwhichprovides jobs for studentswhohaveafi-nancialneed.Studentsapplyforthesejobsthroughtheemployment/financialaidofficeatthecollegetheyplantoattendduringtheschoolyear.Studentsnormallywork15to19hoursperweekandbeginatminimumwage.AwardsatLSCSrangefrom$2,000to$6,000peryear.Diversepositionsareavailableatthecampuses.

TexasCollegeWorkStudyProgram(TCWS)-Astateandinstitutionally-matchedworkstudyprogramsimilartothefederalworkstudypro-gram.AwardsatLSCSrangefrom$2,000to$3,200peryear.Programparticipationislimitedtofallandspringtermsonly.

TexasEducationalOpportunityGrant(TEOG)-Astategrantmadeavailabletostudentswhodemonstratehighfinancialneedandwhoareenrolledinatleastsixhours.ThestudentmaynotqualifyforTEXASGrantinordertoqualifyforTEOG.Themaximumawardis$1,730peryearforfallandspringonly.

TexasPublicEducationGrant(TPEG)-Agrantfundmadeavailablefromtuitionrevenuestoassist LSCS students in financial need.Awards generally range from $100 to$2,000peryear.

TowardsExcellenceandSuccessGrant(TEXAS)-Astategrantmadeavailabletostudentswhograduatefromhighschoolwitha“Recom-mendedAdvancedHighSchool,AdvancedHighSchoolHonor,orDistinguishedHighSchool”sealontheirhighschooltranscript.Ahighschooltranscriptwiththissealmustbeonfileatthecollegethestudentwillbeattending.Studentsmustenrollinatleastninehours.Enrollmenthastobewithin16monthsafterthemonthofhighschoolgraduation.Themaximumawardis$1,730peryearforfallandspringonly.

StudentsmaycontactthefinancialaidofficeatthecollegetheyplantoattendormayvisitourWebsiteatwww.LoneStar.eduforacopyoftheLSCSawardguidelines.


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Refund Policy For StudentsReceiving Financial Aid

AnystudentattendingLSCSandreceivingTitleIV(PELL,FSEOG,FFEloans)assistanceistreateddifferentlyforrefundpurposeseffectiveOct.7,2000. Thisprocedureappliesonly to Title IVrecipientswhototallywithdrawpriortothe60percentdateintheenrollmentterm.

1.The percent of the term that the studentcompleteswillbethepercentoftheamountofTitleIVassistancethatthestudentwillbepermittedtokeep.

2.Thepercentwillbecalculatedandthere-mainingamount that thestudent receivedwillhavetobereturnedtotheTitleIVfundsintheorderthatthelawprescribes.

3.The student must also repay the portionofunearnedinstitutionchargeswhicharereturnedtotheDepartmentofEducationontheirbehalf.

4.ThestudentwillbenotifiedbythefinancialaidofficeoftheamountowedtotheDepart-mentofEducation(ED).Thestudentwillbeallowed45daystopayinfulltoLSCSthedebttheyowetoED.Afterthe45days,thedebtwillbereferredtotheDepartmentofEducationforcollection.

5.Thestudentmusteitherpaythedebtinfullto LSCS or make payment arrangementswithEDinordertomaintaineligibilityforTitleIVfunds.

6.AllstudentswhoreceiveTitleIVassistancewillneedtoconsiderverycarefullytherami-ficationsofcompletelywithdrawingfromalloftheirclasses.Examplesandinformationareavailableinthefinancialaidoffices.

7.Once refund amounts have been deter-mined foranyTitle IV recipient, theywillberefundedtotheTitleIVprogramsinthefollowingorder:

UnsubsidizedStaffordStudentLoans SubsidizedStaffordStudentLoans PlusLoanprogram PellGrantprogram SEOGGrantprogram RobertC.ByrdHonorScholarship

Other Financial Aid InformationOn-CampusEmployment -A limitednumber

of jobs are available at each college toemploystudentsparttimeatminimumwage.Thesejobsareprimarilyclericalandaimtoassistthestudentwiththecostofeducation.Students interested in applying for thesepositionsshouldobtainanapplicationforemploymentorvisitthefinancialaidofficeatthecollegewheretheydesiretowork.

FederalStaffordLoan-TheLSCScollegespar-ticipateintheFederalDirectStudentLoanProgram, referred to as FDSLP or DirectLoans.TheFDSLPincludesbothsubsidizedandunsubsidizedstudentloansandPLUSloansforparents.IntheFDSLP,thelenderistheUnitedStatesgovernmentthroughtheUSDepartmentofEducation.Tobeprocessedfor a Direct Student Loan, students mustcomplete the grant application (FAFSA),attendanentrancecounselingsession,andmeetalleligibilitycriteria.Theamountslistedbelowaremaximumannualloanlimits.Yourindividualeligibilitywillbedeterminedbyyourfinancialaidcounselor.Additionallyallfederalstudentloansaredisbursednoearlierthan30daysafteryoubeginattend-ingclasses.Pleasecontactthefinancialaidofficeatthecollegethatyouareplanningtoattendformoreinformation.

DependentStudentsFreshman-upto$5,500(max$3,500subsidized)Sophomore-upto$6,500 (max$4,500subsidized)

IndependentStudentsFreshman-upto$9,500(max$3,500subsidized)Sophomore-upto$10,500 (max$4,500subsidized)Federal Parent Loan for the Undergraduate

Student(PLUS)-DependentstudentswhoseparentsrequestaPLUSloanareeligibletoborrowuptothecostofattendanceminusanyotherfinancialaidreceived.Thisloanisacredit-basedloan.Studentswhoarenotmakingsatisfactoryacademicprogressasdefinedbythecollegemayhavearestrictionimposedontheirapplicationfortheseloans.Additionalinformationandapplicationsareavailableinthefinancialaidoffices.

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InstallmentPaymentPlans-Studentsmaydeferonehalfofeligibletuitionandfeechargesbyobtaininganinstallmentpaymentplan.This plan is available for fall and springsemesters only, and must be obtainedthroughMyRecords/myLoneStar-FinancialInformation.Onehalfofeligibletuitionandfeesisdueupfront,andtheremainderisdeferredintwoequalinstallments.A$20paymentplanfeeisassessedanddueuponenrollmentintheplan.A$25latefeewillbeassessedoneachdelinquentinstallment.For more information visit LoneStar.edu/payment-plan.htm.

LSCSShort-TermLoans-Fundsmaybeavail-abletostudentswithspecialfinancialneedstodefertheinitialcostofregistration.Theloanistoberepaidaccordingtoaschedulethatisgiventothestudentwhentheloanisapproved.

TheHazlewoodActforTexasVeterans-TheStateof Texasprovidesa tuitionand feeexemptionforanystudentwho:

1.WasaU.S.citizenandaresidentof thestateofTexasatthetimeofentryintoactiveduty,and

2.Washonorablydischargedfromthemilitary(thisdoesnotincludegeneralordishonor-abledischarges),and

3.HasexhaustedorisnotentitledtoanyVAeducationalbenefits,and

4.IsclassifiedasaTexasresidentfortuitionpurposes,and

5.Isnotindefaultonaloanmadeorguar-anteedbytheFederalGovernmentorthestateofTexas,and

6.Hasattemptedfewerthan15credithoursusingtheHazelwoodActexemptionbegin-ningwithfall2005.

Studentswhowishtousethisprogramforthisacademicyearmusthavethefollowing:

• CompletedHazlewoodapplication• VA form DD214 indicating “Honorable

Discharge,” a non-entitlement letter fromtheVA

• Proofofcurrentstatusregardingeligibility

• Documentation of Texas residency at thetimeofveteranservice

• BenefitsletterfromMuskogee,Oklahoma.Scholarships-Variousindividuals,localbusi-

nesses, civic groups and organizationscontributetotheLSCSscholarshipprograms.Requirementsandawardamountsvary.Gen-eralscholarshipapplicationsareavailableateachofthefinancialaidoffices.Collegescholarshipcommitteesevaluatescholarshipapplications.Foracomprehensivelistofop-portunitiesandapplicationdeadlines,checkwitheachcollege’sfinancialaidoffice.TheLSCSapplicationdeadlineisApril1forfallandOct.1forspring.

TheHopeScholarshipTaxCredit-TheHopeScholarshipisactuallyataxcredit,notascholarship.Afamilymustfileataxreturnandowetaxestotakeadvantageofit.TheHopecredit isnotrefundable for familieswhodonotpaytaxes,whoowelessintaxesthanthemaximumamountoftheHopetaxcreditforwhichthefamilyiseligibleorwhoreceivefinancialassistancethatpaystuitionandfees.Generally, theHopeTaxCreditisavailable for freshmanandsophomorestudentsonly.

A familymayclaima taxcreditofup to$1,500 per tax year for each eligibledependent.Thiscanbedoneforuptotwotaxyears.Afamilymayclaimupto100percentof thefirst$1,000ofeligibleex-pensesand50percentofthenext$1,000foramaximumcreditof$1,500.

Theactualamountofthecreditdependsonthefamily’sincome,theamountofqualifiedtuitionand feespaid,and theamountofcertainscholarships,grantsandexemptionssubtractedfromtuition.Thetotalmaximumcreditalsoisbasedonthenumberofeligibledependents.

Studentsmustkeepacopyofthepaymentsmade toLSCS for tuitionand feesoraskthebusinessofficeatthecollegetheyareattendingforthisamount.Theform1098TwillbemailedtotheIRSandtothestudentsreportingenrollmentforthepreviousfiscalyearbyJanuary31.


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Tuition Exemptions for Fire Science &Emergency Medical ServicesEligibility for tuition exemptions under TexasEducationCode54.208:

• AstudentmustbeemployedasafirefighterinTexasandhavedocumentationfromtheFireChiefoftheirpaidstatus.

• Tuition exemptions will be granted forallFIRS,FIRTandEMSPcoursesandwillbegrantedforbothcreditandnon-creditcourses.

• Laboratory,equipmentrentalandotherfeeswillnotbeexempted.

• Studentsenrolled inanAssociateDegreeor Certificate Program in Fire Science ofEmergencyMedicalServicesmayrequestanexemptionforallcoursesincludinggeneraleducationcoursesrequiredforthedegreeprogram. General Education courses notrequiredfordegree/certificatecompletionorappliedtowardthatdegreeorcertificatecompletionwillnotbeexempted.

VETERAN BENEFITSLSCSisapprovedbytheTexasVeteransCommis-sionundertheprovisionsofTitle38,U.S.CodeforVAeducationalbenefitstotrainveteransandothereligiblepersons forapprovedprogramsandcoursesrequiredforthoseprograms.StudentsrequestingtheMontgomeryGIBill,Post9/11GIBill,orVocationalRehabilitationedu-cationalbenefitsmustcompleteanapplicationandprovideadditionalformstotheLSCSVeteranServicesoffice.Applicationscanbepickedupatthefinancialaidofficeordownloadedfromthe Veteran Services Web site LoneStar.edu/veterans.MontgomeryGIBill(chapter30),SelectedRe-serve (chapters1606/1607),anddependenteducationassistance(chapter35):Alltuitionandfeesarethestudent’sresponsibilityandmustbepaidbyduedate.Post9/11GIBill(chapter33):TuitionandfeesarepaiddirectlytotheschoolandareawardedbyLSCSVeteranServicesoffice.StudentsareresponsiblefortuitionandfeesnotcoveredbyVeteranAffairs.Vocational Rehabilitation and Employment(chapter31):Tuitionandfeesarepaiddirectly

totheschool.StudentmustobtainapprovalfromVAcasemanager.StudentsareresponsiblefortuitionandfeesnotcoveredbyVA.All VA education benefits: Benefits are paiddirectlytothestudentaftertheVAhasapprovededucationalbenefitsandthestudenthasattendedatleastthefirstmonthofclasses.Additional information can be found on theVA Web site www.gibill.va.gov or by con-tacting the VA Regional Processing Office at1.888.442.4551.

Certification Requirements:• StudentsmustfollowanLSCSdegreeplan.

Onlycoursesthatapplytothespecificdegreeplanwillbeapprovedforbenefits.

• Studentsmustprovideanofficialtranscriptfromallpreviouslyattendedpostsecondaryschoolsbytheendofthefirstsemester.Thisincludesnon-accreditedinstitutions.

• StudentsmustnotifytheLSCSVeteranSer-vices office upon registration in order torequestcertificationforeachsemester.

• Students should allow 4 to 6 weeks forprocessingpaperworkattheLSCSVeteranServicesofficeandadditionalprocessingtimefortheVARegionalOffice.

Note:PleaserefertotheLSCSVeteranServicesWebsite foradditional requirements,up-dates,andinformation,aswellas,resourcesforyoureducationandbenefits.

Standard of Progress:VAregulationsrequirethatastudentreceivingVAeducationalbenefitsmakesatisfactoryprogressaccording to the “academic policies” sectionintheLSCScatalog.Ifastudentisplacedonsuspension,theVAmaysuspendthestudentsVAbenefitsforthefollowingsemester.PleaserefertotheVAGIBillWebsiteatwww.gibill.va.govforpoliciespertainingtosuspension.

Tutorial assistance:TheVAprovidesadditionalfinancialassistanceforstudentswhoneedtutorialhelp.Therearecertainrestrictionsandrequirementsinordertoobtainthisassistance.PleasecontacttheLSCSVeteranServicesofficetoapplyforthisassistance.Contact LSCS Veteran Services office at281.290.2898 or 281.290.2897 or [email protected].

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Records Policies and ProceduresTransfer of Credit

from Other InstitutionsEquivalentcollegecoursecreditsearnedatotherregionallyaccreditedinstitutionsmayapplytodegreesawardedbyLSCSifatleastagradeof“D”wasearned.Transcriptsfrompreviouslyat-tendedinstitutionsareneededbeforeregistrationforprerequisitesandplacement.Seepage31forStudentSuccessInitiativeandTexasSuccessInitiativerequirements.Thecriteriafortransferfromregionallyaccreditedinstitutionsandon-regionallyaccreditedinstitutionsisontheWebsite LoneStar.edu/transfer-into-lsc.htm. Officialtranscriptsmustbereceivedbeforesubsequentregistrationorbeforeastudent isadmitted toanydegreeorcertificateprogram.Ifrequested,itisthestudent’sresponsibilitytobringincoursedescriptionssotheevaluatormaydetermineifitisequivalenttoaLSCScourse.

International TranscriptsShouldastudentwish tousecreditsobtainedfromaninstitutionoutsidetheboundariesandterritoriesoftheUnitedStatestowardacertificateordegreefromLSCS,acoursebycourseevalua-tionmustbecompletedbyoneofthefollowing:

1.American Association for Collegiate Regis-trars and Admissions Officers (AACRAO)International Education Services, or

2.An evaluation service which is a memberof the National Association of Creden-tial Evaluation Services Inc. (NACES)

Evaluationsmustbeprovidedinadditiontotheofficialtranscriptsofcredit.AlistofevaluationprovidersaffiliatedwithNACESisavailablefromtheadmissionsoffice.Thisevaluationmustbemaileddirectlyfromtheagencytothecollegeorstudentinformationservicesoffice.

Transcripts of Credit from Lone Star College

The transcript of credit earned is an officialcopyofthestudent’scompleteacademicrecordaccumulatedattheLoneStarCollegeSystem.Transcripts canbe requested through theMy-RecordsWebsiteatMyRecords.LoneStar.edu.After the request has been submitted or after

thecloseofasemester,thestudentshouldallowapproximatelyoneweekfordelivery.Copiesofstudenttranscriptsfromanotherschoolwill not be released through LSCS. Officialtranscriptsshouldalwaysberequestedfromtheinstitutionatwhichcreditwasearned.Official transcripts may be withheld if anyfinancialobligationstothecollegesystemhavenotbeenpaid.Registration in subsequent semesters will notbealloweduntilalloutstandingdebtswiththecollegesystemareclearedand/orofficialtran-scriptsreceived.

Grade Reports Students are expected to monitor progress in their courses.FinalgradereportsareavailableatLoneStar.edu/MyRecordsattheendofeachsemester.Studentsshouldreviewthetranscript/gradere-portforaccuracy.Allrequestsforcorrectionsorreviewmustbesubmittedtotheadmissionsofficewithin12monthsofthecloseofthesemesterinwhichthecoursewastaken.Requestssubmittedafterthisperiodwillnotbeaccepted.

Repetition of Courses Whena student repeatsa course,all gradesremain on the record with a notation for thecoursenolongerusedinGPAcalculation.Itisthestudent’sresponsibilitytofilloutacourse repeat formwhichwilladjustthecumulativegradepointaverage to reflect the higher grade receivedforthecourse.Whenacourseisrepeated,thecredithourswillbecountedonlyoncetowardgraduation,unlessadegreeplanspecifiesthatacoursemayberepeatedforadditionalcredit.Ifastudentregistersagainforacoursewithacurrentmarkof“I,”the“I”becomesan“F.”Ifacourseistakenmorethanthreetimestherewillbeanadditionalfeeof$60percredithour,unlessthecoursemayberepeatedforcredit.

Classification Status First year student: 0to29semesterhoursofcreditearned.Second year student: 30to72semesterhoursofcreditearned.

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Enrollment Status Forthefall,springorsummersemester,afull-timestudentisoneenrolledinatleast12semesterhours as of the official day of record of thesemester. Verifications of enrollment are notreleaseduntiltheofficialdayofthesemester.Exceptions may be permitted for specialprograms. Contact the admissions office foradditionalinformationconcerningcertificationofenrollmentstatus.Veteran’s status must be verified with theveteran services office at [email protected].

Release of Student Records PolicyIncompliancewiththeFamilyEducationalRightsandPrivacyActof1974,theLoneStarCollegeSystemgivesnoticethatthefollowingtypesofinformationwillbereleaseduponrequestandmayrequireapprovaloftheappropriateadmin-istrator,unlessthestudentdesirestowithholdalloranyportionofit:student’sname,address,LSCSe-mailaddress,telephonelisting,dateandplaceofbirth,majorfieldofstudy,participationin officially recognized activities and sports,semesters enrolled, degrees, certificates andawardsreceived,photograph,enrollmentstatus,studentclassification,andthemostrecentprevi-ouseducationalagencyorinstitutionattendedbythestudent.Any studentobjecting to the releaseofall oranyportionofsuchinformationmustnotifytheadmissionsofficeinwritingassoonaspossibleduringeachsemesterofenrollment.Releaseofanyadditionalinformationpertainingto student recordsmust be authorizedby thestudent(i.e.,grades,transcripts).Thestudent’sparentsmayauthorizereleaseofinformationifthestudentisyoungerthan18yearsofageandadependentasdefinedbytheInternalRevenueService.Astudentorparentsofastudentundertheageof18mayrequesttoviewthestudent’seducationalrecordswithawrittenrequesttothestudentservicesofficeatthecollege(s)attended.

Degree Plans and Transfer GuidesAdvisors, counselors, and faculty will assiststudentsinplanningcourseschedules tomeetspecificdegreeplansorcertificatesasoutlinedinthiscatalog.Acurrentlyenrolledstudentwhose

goalistopursueabaccalaureatedegreemayrequestatransferguidewhichprovidesspecificinformationrelatingtocoursetransfertoothercollegesoruniversities.

Transfer to Other InstitutionsIt is the responsibility of each student to check with the institution to which he or she expects to transfer as soon as this choice is made.Itisalso thestudent’sresponsibility tobesure thatcoursesareselectedthatwillbeacceptableforthe chosen program of study at the four-yearinstitution.Acarefulreviewofthecurrentcata-log from the chosen college or university willanswermostquestions.Therehavebeensomestatewidefieldsofstudy (agreementsbetweencommunitycollegesanduniversities)thathavebeenapprovedbytheTexasHigherEducationCoordinatingBoard(THECB)foraselectedgroupofmajors.Seetheadvising/counselingofficeforadditionalinformation.StudentsmayalsosignupfortheJointAdmissionsProgram.VisitLoneStar.edu/joint-admissionsformoreinformation.

1.A2.0“C”gradepointaverageisgenerallysufficienttogainadmissiontoafour-yearcollegeupontransfer,buttherearesomecollegesanduniversitieswhichrequireagradepointaverageabove2.0.Admissiontocertainfieldsofstudymayrequireahighergradepointaveragethanthegeneralcollegerequirementsforadmission.

2.Students who enroll in classes in excessof 30 hours beyond the baccalaureatedegree plan may be required to pay out-of-state tuition rates for additional credits.

3.Thestudentshouldconsultwith thecounsel-ing/advisingofficeforinformationregardingtransferabilityofcoursework.Inaddition,thestudentshouldcontacttheadmissionsofficeofthecollegeoruniversitytowhichthetransferisplannedforspecificadmissionrequirementsandevaluationoftransferwork.TheTHECBhasenactedspecificstepstoresolvetransferdisputesinvolvingfirst-orsecond-yearcourses.

a.Ifaninstitutionofhighereducationdoesnotacceptcoursecreditearnedbyastudentatanotherinstitutionofhighereducation,thereceivinginstitutionshallgivewrittennotice to thestudentandto thesendinginstitutionthattransferofthecoursecreditisdenied.Areceivinginstitutionshallalsoprovidewrittennoticeofthereasonsfor

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denyingcreditforaparticularcourseorsetofcoursesattherequestofthesendinginstitution.

b.AstudentwhoreceivesnoticeasspecifiedinSubsection(1)maydisputethedenialofcreditbycontactingadesignatedoffi-cialateitherthesendingorthereceivinginstitution.

c. ThetwoinstitutionsandthestudentshallattempttoresolvethetransferofthecoursecreditinaccordancewithTHECBrulesandguidelines.

d.Ifthetransferdisputeisnotresolvedtothesatisfactionofthestudentorthesendinginstitutionwithin45daysafterthedatethestudentreceivedwrittennoticeofdenial,theinstitutionthatdeniesthecoursecreditfortransfershallnotifythecommissionerofitsdenialandthereasonsforthedenial.

e. Thecommissionerofhighereducationorthecommissioner’sdesignee shallmakethe final determination about a disputeconcerningthetransferofcoursecreditandgivewrittennoticeofthedeterminationtotheinvolvedstudentandinstitutions.

f. TheTHECBshallcollectdataonthetypesoftransferdisputesthatarereportedandthedispositionofeachcasethatisconsideredbythecommissionerorthecommissioner’sdesignee.

g.Ifareceivinginstitutionhascausetobelievethatacoursebeingpresentedbyastudentfortransferfromanotherschoolisnotofanacceptablelevelofquality,itshouldfirstcontactthesendinginstitutionandattempttoresolvetheproblem.In theevent thatthe two institutions are unable to cometoasatisfactoryresolution,thereceivinginstitutionmaynotifythecommissionerofhigher education, who may investigatethe course. If its quality is found to beunacceptable,theBoardmaydiscontinuefundingforthecourse.

4.Some courses in theprogramof instructionmaynottransfer.Severalaredesignedspecifi-callyforjobentryorcareerpreparation,andthese frequently are not transferable. Suchcoursesarelistedintheassociateofappliedsciencedegreeplans and the requirementsforacertificate.Sincedevelopmentalcourses

willnotapplytowardthecompletionofade-gree,theydonottransfer.Inotherinstances,coursesinourcurriculumwhicharetaughtatthejuniorleveloraboveinaseniorinstitutionusuallywilltransferonlyaselectives,notasequivalentcourses.Checkwith thecounsel-ing/advisingoffice for specific information.

5.AnofficialtranscriptofcreditearnedatLSCSwillbeforwardedonlyuponthestudent’swrittenorelectronicrequest.TranscriptsofcreditearnedatcollegesoruniversitiesotherthanLSCSmustberequestedfromthatschoolbythestudent.

6.Tuition rebatesup to$1,000areavailabletostudents if theycomplete theirbachelor’sdegreewithhavingattemptednomorethanthree hours above the requirements for thedegree.Thisprogramisavailableforcourse-workrelatedtothefirstbaccalaureatedegreereceivedfromaTexaspublicuniversity,anditisavailableforstudentswhohaveenrolledforthefirsttimeinhighereducationinthefall1997semesterorlater.ThestudentmustbeaTexasresidentandattemptedallcourseworkataTexaspublicinstitutionofhighereducation.

Common Course Numbering SystemLSCSispartofagroupofTexascollegesanduniversitiesthatteachcoursessimilarinnatureandhavebeendesignatedwithcommonnum-bers.Thepurposeofassigningacommonnumberistofacilitatetransferabilityofcoursesamongparticipatinginstitutions.TheTexasCommonCourseNumberingSystem(TCCNS) is designed to help identify coursesneededwhen transferring toanothermemberinstitution after completion of course work atLSCS. Courses contained in the TCCNS aregeneralacademiccourses(notdevelopmentalcoursesandworkforcecourses).MoreinformationabouttheTCCNSatLSCSmaybeobtainedatwww.tccns.orgorbyvisitingtheadmissionsoffice.Studentscurrentlyenrolledatanotherinstitutionshouldcontacttheappropriatedepartmentsatthatinstitutionforinformation.

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Academic Policies, Procedures and Services

Weekend College:Courses are scheduled Friday night, Saturday orSunday.Meetingtimesvarybycampus.

Mini-Mester Terms:Typically,mini-mestersareofferedinDecemberandMay each year in a condensed timeframe with astandardnumberofcontacthours.

Condensed Formats:Selectedcoursesareavailable inaccelerated timeframesoffewerthan16weeks.Allcoursesmeetthestandardnumberofcontacthours.

Class Attendance Studentsareexpectedtoabidebythefacultymember’sattendancepolicyasstatedinthecoursesyllabus.Itis thestudent’s responsibility toconsultwith facultymembersregardingabsencesandthepossibilityofmake-upwork.Attendanceinhybridorotherclassesisnotoptional.

Student Absence on Religious Holy Days

Thestudentmustnotifythefacultymemberinwritingwithinthefirst12daysofthesemesteroftheintentto beabsent due toa religious holyday.UnderTexasEducationCode51.911,astudentwho isabsentfromclassesfortheobservanceofareligiousholydayshallbeallowedtotakeanexaminationorcompleteanassignmentscheduledforthatdaywithin a reasonable time as established by thefacultymember.

Course Outcomes and Examinations Courseoutcomesareprovidedinthefacultymember’scoursesyllabustostudentsatthebeginningofeachcourse.Theevaluationofstudentcourseprogressandthefinalgradearebasedonthedegreeofmasteryofcourseoutcomes.Afinalexaminationorevaluationactivitywillbegivenineachcourseat theendofeachsemesterduringthescheduledexaminationperiodunlessthefacultymember has made special arrangements with theappropriatevicepresident.

Course Numbering System Coursesnumberedfrom1000to2999arecollege-levelcourses.Courses numbered0000 to 0999are considereddevelopmental/pre-collegelevel.Thesecoursescarryinstitutional credit, butarenot considered transfer-able.Creditsfromthesecoursesdonotmeetdegreerequirements.

Credit for Courses ThesemesterhouristheunitofmeasurementatLoneStarCollege.Onesemestercredithourisgenerallydefinedasonehourofclassperweekfora16-weeksemesterlecturecourse.Thenumberofsemesterhoursforacoursewhichincludesalaboratory,practicum,orinternshipcomponentvaries.It is the student’s responsibility to take courses insequenceandat theproper level.Studentsareen-couragedtoseekadvisingpriortoenrollmenteachsemester.

Flexible Schedule OptionsThecollegesofLSCSofferanumberofalternativeschedulingoptionsinadditiontothetraditionalse-mesterlengthcollegecreditcourses.Someoftheseoptionsrequirefewerstudenttripstocampus.

Hybrid Classes:Hybrid classes are a combination of onlineinstructionandcampus-basedinstruction.

Online Learning:TheinstructionforonlinelearningclassesisdeliveredviatheInternet.Studentsmusthaveaccesstoacom-puterand Internetservices.Proctoredexamsatanapprovedlocationmayberequired.Studentsenrollinginonlineclassesareexpectedtologintotheirclassesbeforetheendofthefirstdayoftheclass.StudentshavinganydifficultiesshouldcontacttheLSCOnlinehelpdeskbygoingtoLoneStar.edu/lsc-onlinetochatwithahelpdeskrepresentativeorcall832.813.6700ore-maildistance.learning@lonestar.edu.

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Grading Standards There are four grades indicating that grade pointcredithasbeenreceived.Onegrade(F)andmarkslistedbelowindicatethatnocredithasbeenachieved.The marks are an accounting device to indicateenrollmentincourseswithnocreditreceivedandnogradepointsawarded.AmarkofCRindicatesthat

thestudenthasreceivedcredit foracoursebutnogradewasawarded.Insomeprogramareassuchasdevelopmentalstudiesandnursing,agradeof“C”oraboveisrequiredtomeetdegreerequirementsorindicatesthatcredithasbeenreceived.Usingthefollowingsystem,finalgradesormarksarereportedforeachstudentforeverycreditcoursetaken:

Grade Point AverageGradepointsearnedforeachcoursearedeterminedbymultiplyingthenumberofpointsforeachgradebythenumberofcredithoursthecoursecarries.Forexample,astudentwhotakesathree-hourcourseandearnsan “A”accumulates12gradepointsforthatcourse.Astudent’sgradepointaverageiscomputedbyaddingthegradepointvaluesforall

college-levelcoursesforwhichgradepointvalues(A,B,C,D,andF)maybecomputed,anddividingthistotalbytheappropriatenumberofcredithoursattemptedduringthesameperiod.Onlyhoursforwhichgradesareawardedareusedincalculatingthegradepointaverage.EfectiveJanuary2010allcreditcourseswillbecountedintheGPAincludingdevelopmentalandESOLcourses.

Credit Grade/Marks Interpretation Grade Points

A ExcellentPerformance 4 B GoodPerformance 3 C AcceptablePerformance 2 D Passing(notavailablefordevelopmentalstudiescourses) 1 F Failing 0 I Incomplete.Giveninstructorapproval,workmustbecompletedaccording tothetimelinesonthe“I”contractbutnolaterthantheendofthe subsequentfallorspringsemester.Failuretocompletetheworkwithin thespecifiedtimewillresultinan“F.”Astudentshouldnotregisteragain foracourseinwhichamarkof“I”hasbeengiven.Ifthestudentregisters forthecourse,the“I”willchangetoagradeof“F.” NotComputed W Withdrawal NotComputed IP Courseinprogress(fordevelopmentalcourses,orapprovedspecial circumstancescoursesonly).StudentswhoearnanIPhaveparticipated fullyintheclassbuthavenotmetallcriteriaformakingprogresstothe nextlevelofcourses.IPremainsonthetranscript. NotComputed NR NoGradereportedbyfacultymember NotComputed * CourserepeatedatLSCS NotComputed NCNocredit(priortoSeptember1982) NotComputed X Nocredit(priortoSeptember1975) NotComputed P CourseinProgress(priortoSeptember1993) NotComputed CR Creditawarded NotComputed

Continuing Education Grades S Satisfactory N NonSatisfactory T Taken

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• Academic Warning: ThefirsttimeastudentearnsasemesterGPAoflessthana2.0,thestudentisplacedonacademicwarning.

• Academic Probation: ThesecondtimeastudentearnsasemesterGPAoflessthana2.0,thestudentisplacedonacademicprobation.

• Continued Academic Probation: Astudentwillbeplacedoncontinuedacademicprobationwhenthestudent:1)Hasbeenonacademicwarningandprobationand;2)HasacumulativeGPAthatis2.0orhigherand;3)HasasemesterGPAthatislessthan2.0.Studentsmaystillenrollincoursesundertheguidelinesstatedabove.

• Academic Suspension: A student with acontinuinghistoryoflowacademicperformanceis placedonacademic suspensionwhen thestudent:1)Hasbeenonacademicwarningandprobationand;2)HasacumulativeGPAbelow2.0and;3)HasasemesterGPAbelow2.0.Anacademicsuspensionwillresultinastudentbeingdeniedenrollmentforaminimumofonespringorfallsemester.Studentsdesiringtoappealasuspensionmustfollowtheguidelinesstipulatedbytheindividualcollegeatwhichthemajorityoftheircourseshavebeencompleted.Formoreinformationonappealingasuspension,studentsmaycontacttheircollegecounselingcenter.

Astudentwhore-entersthecollegeafterhavingbeensuspendedwillreturnonacademicprobationstatusandwillbesubjecttotherequirementsoutlinedabove.Financial Aid Students:Studentsreceivingfinancialassistance must make satisfactory academic prog-ressinaccordancewiththissystempolicyandarealsosubjecttotheacademicprogressrequirementsgoverningfinancialassistanceawards.Studentsonacademicwarning,probation,continuedprobation,orsuspension,andalsoreceivingfinancialassistanceareencouragedtocontacttheircollegefinancialaidofficetodeterminefurthereligibility.

Academic Achievement RecognitionThereare severalways thatoutstandingacademicachievementbystudentsisrecognizedatLSCScol-leges.Graduatesarerecognizedasfollows:

• Students who earn a degree from a LSCScollegewithacumulativeGPAof3.9-4.0willbeacknowledgedbySumma Cum Laude onthediploma.

Academic AccountabilityThe academic standards of LSCS are based on aphilosophyofmaximizingstudentprogress towardsuccessfulcourseandprogramcompletion.Academicsuccessincollegerequiresmaturityanddedicationtoregularandwell-definedstudyhabits.Academicstandards criteria are designed to monitor studentprogresssothatstudentandcollegestaffcaninterveneandexploreoptionstoassiststudentswhohavedif-ficultymeetingminimumrequirementsforsuccessfulcourseorprogramcompletion.Academicstandingiscomputedattheendofeachenrollmentperiodandisbaseduponthefollowinggradesandmarks(A,B,C,D,F)earnedbythestudentatLSCS.Differentgradepointaveragecalculationsareusedindeterminingacademicstanding:• Semester Grade Point Average (GPA):Includes

gradesearnedinallcoursesatLSCSduringthemostrecentsemester(includesdevelopmentalcourses).

• Cumulative Credit GPA: Includes gradesearned in all credit classes at LSCS (priorto spring 2011 this does not includedevelopmentalcourses).

Academic Standing Categories:• Good Standing:Astudentwillbeconsideredto

beingoodacademicstandingwhenthestudentearnsbothasemesterandacumulativeGPAofatleasta2.0

• Academic Progress: Astudentwillbeconsideredto be making academic progress when thestudentearnsasemesterGPAofatleasta2.0buthasacumulativeGPAlessthan2.0.

Students who do not maintain the minimum GPAoutlinedabovewillbeplacedonacademicwarning,academicprobation,continuedacademicprobationoracademicsuspension.Thesefouracademicstatuslevelsalertthestudent,facultyandstafftoproblemsinthestudent’sacademicperformancesothatstrate-giesforinterventionandassistancecanbeemployed.Studentsplacedintooneofthefollowingacademicstandingcategoriesareexpectedtotakeadvantageofthemanyresourcesavailableoneachcampusandareencouragedtoestablishcontactwiththeircollegeadvisingcenterforadditionalsupportandassistance.Inaddition,studentswhosestatusisotherthan“goodstanding”mayberequiredtoregisterforareducedcourse load;register forspecificcoursesor topar-

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• StudentswhoattainacumulativeGPAof3.7-3.899willbeacknowledgedbyMagna Cum Laudeonthediploma.

• StudentswhoattainacumulativeGPAof3.5-3.699willbeacknowledgedbyCum Laudeonthediploma.

• Studentsreceivingacertificatewithacumulative4.0 GPA will be acknowledged by With Distinctiononthediplomainrecognitionofthisachievement.

CurrentlyenrolledstudentsareacknowledgedeachsemesterthroughthePresident’sListiftheyhaveac-cumulatedat least12credithours(includingdevel-opmentalstudieshours)andhaveasemestergradepointaverageof3.30orabovefor6ormorecredithours completed that semester.All “I” gradesmustbechangedtoalettergradepriortocomputingthesemesterGPAforPresident’sListstatus.

Honors Program:LSCSoffersaninnovativehonorsprogramforhighlymotivated, academically capable students.Honorsstudents enjoy the freedom to work independentlyandcollaborativelywithfacultywhoencouragelively,engagingdiscourseandchallengingactivitiesinsideandoutsidetheclassroom.Honorscreditisearnedthroughspecialcontractsorclasseswithfacultymemberswhoarecommittedtoanopen-endedapproachtolearning.Studentshavemanyopportunitiestocontributeextensivelyandcreativelythroughsmallgroupinteraction,seminars,laborato-ries,oralreports,specialresearchtopics,informeddiscussion,and/orindividualandgroupprojects.Involvement in the Honors Program can result inseverallevelsofrecognitionforstudents.Theseare:• Students successfully completing an honors

coursewillreceiveappropriatedesignationontheirtranscripts.

• Studentswhocomplete15hoursofhonorscreditwitha3.5GPAwillberecognizedatcommence-mentandwillreceivethedesignationofHonors Program Graduateontheirtranscript.

• Studentscompleting9hoursofhonorscreditwitha3.5GPAand25hoursofcommunityservicewillberecognizedatcommencementand will receive the designation of Honors Scholar Graduateontheirtranscript.

• Studentswhocomplete15hoursofhonorscreditwitha3.5GPAand25hoursofcommunityser-vicewillberecognizedatcommencementand

willreceivethedesignationofHonors Scholar with Distinctionontheirtranscript.

Phi Theta Kappa:CollegeswithinthesystemallhaveactivechaptersofPhiThetaKappaInternationalHonorSociety.Studentswho have a 3.5 cumulative GPA or higher, havecompletedatleast12college-levelcredithours,andarecurrentlyenrolledinatleastthreecredithoursareeligibleformembership.Inadditiontoemphasizingacademicexcellence,PhiThetaKappaInternationalHonorSocietypromotesthehallmarksofleadership,service,andfellowshipamongitsmembers.Inrecentyears,membersfromthecolleges’chaptershaveheldseveralleadershippositionswithinboththeinterna-tionalandtheTexasregionofthissocietyandhavebeenrecognizedwithnumerousawards.GraduatingstudentsbelongingtothelocalandnationalPhiThetaKappaInternationalHonorSocietywillberecognizedin the commencement program and wear the PhiThetaKappaInternationalHonorSocietystolewiththeirregalia.

Service Learning:Service learning combines community servicewithacademic instruction to create an opportunity forexperiential learning. Students will find servicelearningopportunitiesofferedinavarietyofcoursessystem-wide.Studentswhoengageinaminimumof15contacthoursofservice learningactivities inacoursewillreceiveservicelearningdesignationforthecourseonthetranscript.

Award of Credit for Non-Traditional Experiences

Students with certain documented learning experi-encesmaybeeligibleforcreditthroughcurriculumteam-approvedpriorlearningassessments(PLA)iftheyhavenotyetattemptedthecourse.Studentsenrolledinacourseonofficialdaymaynotapply forPLAcreditforthatcourse.MoreinformationisavailableatLoneStar.edu/PLA.

Advanced StandingAdvanced standingpermits the student tomove tomoreadvancedworkbytheequatingoftestresults,previousgrades,and/orinterviewsbytheappropri-atedepartment.Advancedstandingisnotplacedonastudent’sofficialtranscript.Nocreditisawarded.Thereisnofeeforthisevaluation.Contactthedeanofthespecificsubjectareaformoreinformation.

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For additional information and levels/scoresfor advanced standing, contact the counseling/advisingoffice.

Credit by Internal Challenge ExamsCoursechallengeexamsaredevelopedandapprovedbyLSCScurriculumteams,andadministeredbythecollegedivision.Thesamecoursechallengeexam,cooperativelydevelopedbythecurriculumteamforthedepartment,isusedatallcampuses.CreditawardedbyLSCSthroughcoursechallengeexamsappliestoits programs of study. Other academic institutionsmaynotacceptcreditobtainedthroughLSCScoursechallengeexams.1.Studentsreceivingcreditbyexaminationmust

befullyadmittedtoLSCSatthetimecreditisawarded.

2.AllcreditbyexaminationmustbeequatedwithanLSCScoursenumberanddescription.

3.Eachexaminationmayonlybeattemptedonetime.

4.Credit by examination will be recorded onthe student’s official transcript without gradeequivalentorinclusioninthestudent’sGPA.

5.Applicabletestfeesmustbepaidinadvance.The followingcoursescanbecompletedby takinganinternalchallengeexam.Astudentmaynottakeachallengeexamforacourseinwhichhe/shehasalreadybeenenrolledonorafterofficialday.Forfurtherinformationonexamsandothercourserequire-ments,gotowww.LoneStar.edu/PLA/orcontacttheprogramareaofinterestataLSCScollege.

AUMT1405 AUMT1407 CETT1402 COSC1401 CSME1254 CSME1310 CSME1501 CSME1505 DFTG1305 DFTG1309 DFTG1325 EMSP1338 EMSP1355

EMSP1356 EMSP2330 EMSP2338 EMSP2348 EMSP2434 EMSP2444 HART1407 HITT1305 ITAL1412 ITNW1425 ITSC1401 ITSE1402 ITSW1301

METL1405 NDTE2311 PHRA1102 PHRA1304 PHRA1305 PHRA1309 PHRA1347 PHRA1413 PHRA1449 POFT1329 POFT1371 RADR1260* RADR1313*

* StudentmustprovideevidenceofcurrentLMRTlicensure beforetakinganyRADRchallengeexam.

Credit by External ExaminationThepurposeofthecreditbyexaminationprogramistoprovidecollegecreditforworkexperienceand/oreducationalworkwithouttranscriptcredit.Thisallowsastudenttocompleteundergraduaterequirementsinlesstimeandatlowercostandtoenricheducationalexperiencebytakingcoursesother thanthosethatmerelyrepeatpreviouslylearnedmaterial.LSCScurriculumteamsrecommendifexternalexamina-tionsmaybeusedforawardingofcredits.Formoreinformation,contactthecounseling/advisingoffice.LSCSofferscoursecredittoacademicallyqualifiedenteringstudents.Suchcreditmaybeobtainedbydifferentmethodsincertainsubjectareas.

1.AchievementTest(ACT)

2.College level examination program (CLEP):Specific subject areas only. No generalexaminationswillbeaccepted.StudentsmayresubmitnewCLEPforeignlanguagescoresforPLAeverysixmonths.

3.Advancedplacementprogrambythecollegeboard.TheAPCollegeBoardtestsareofferedthroughthehighschools.

4. International Baccalaureate (IB) diplomaprogramexaminations.

LSC-Tomball and LSC-North Harris are the officialtestingsitesforCLEPexamsatLSCS.TheregisteredLSC-TomballCLEP test centernumber is8720andthephonenumberis832.559.4245.TheregisteredLSC-NorthHarrisCLEPtestcenternumberis6508andthephonenumberis281.618.5744.ScoresmadeontheCLEPshouldbesubmittedtotheadvisingofficefourweekspriortoenrollment.Alistofavailablecreditsthroughexternalexamina-tionfollows.

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ENGLISHEnglish IB(SL) ENGL1301&1302 4English IB(HL) ENGL1301,1302&2332 4EnglishUsage ACT ENGL1301 31EnglishLanguage&Composition APCollegeBoard ENGL1301 3AmericanLiterature CLEP ENGL2327&2328 46EnglishLiterature CLEP ENGL2322&2323 46EnglishLiterature&Composition APCollegeBoard ENGL1302 3

FOREIGN LANGUAGESFrench CLEP FREN1411&1412 50Spanish IB(AB) SPAN1411 4Spanish IB(B)(SL) SPAN1411&1412 4Spanish IB(HL) SPAN1411,1412,2311&2312 4Spanish CLEP SPAN1411&1412 50German CLEP GERM1411&1412 50SpanishLanguage APCollegeBoard SPAN1411&1412 3SpanishLanguage APCollegeBoard SPAN1411,1412&2311 4SpanishLanguage APCollegeBoard SPAN1411,1412,2311,2312&2306 5French IB(AB) FREN1411 4French IB(B)(SL) FREN1411&1412 4French IB(HL) FREN1411,1412,2311&2312 4FrenchLanguage APCollegeBoard FREN1411&1412 3FrenchLanguage APCollegeBoard FREN1411,1412&2311 4FrenchLanguage APCollegeBoard FREN1411,1412,2311&2312 5German IB(AB) GERM1411 4German IB(B)(SL) GERM1411&1412 4German IB(HL) GERM1411,1412,2311&2312 4GermanLanguage APCollegeBoard GERM1411&1412 3GermanLanguage APCollegeBoard GERM1411,1412&2311 4GermanLanguage APCollegeBoard GERM1411,1412,2311&2312 5Italian IB(AB) ITAL1411 4Italian IB(B)(SL) ITAL1411&1412 4Italian IB(HL) ITAL1411,1412,2311&2312 4ItalianLanguage APCollegeBoard ITAL1411&1412 3ItalianLanguage APCollegeBoard ITAL1411,1412&2311 4ItalianLanguage APCollegeBoard ITAL1411,1412,2311&2312 5

SOCIAL & BEHAVIORAL SCIENCEAmericanGovernment CLEP GOVT2301 50USHistoryI CLEP HIST1301 50USHistoryII CLEP HIST1302 50USHistory APCollegeBoard HIST1301or1302 4WorldHistory IB(SL) HIST2321or2322 5WorldHistory IB(HL) HIST2321or2322 4WesternCivilizationI CLEP HIST2311 46WesternCivilizationII CLEP HIST2312 47Sociology CLEP SOCI1301 53Social&CulturalAnthropology IB(HL) ANTH2346 4Statistics* CLEP PSYC2317 50Philosophy IB(SL) PHIL1301 4Psychology APCollegeBoard PSYC2301 3Psychology IB(SL) PSYC2301 5Psychology IB(HL) PSYC2301 4Psychology* CLEP PSYC2301 55Geography IB(HL) GEOG1303 4

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BUSINESSFinancialAccounting CLEP ACCT2401 52

MATH AND SCIENCEMathematicalStudies IB(SL) MATH1332 4FurtherMathematicalStudies IB(SL) MATH1332 4Mathematics IB(HL) MATH1325 4Math ACT MATH1314 28CollegeAlgebra CLEP MATH1314 50Precalculus CLEP MATH2412 50CalculuswithElementaryFunctions CLEP MATH2413 50Biology IB(SL) BIOL1406 4Biology IB(HL) BIOL1406&1407 4Biology APCollegeBoard BIOL1406&1407 4MathCalculusAB APCollegeBoard MATH2413 3(AB)MathCalculusBC APCollegeBoard MATH2413&2414 4(BC)MathCalculusBC APCollegeBoard MATH2413 3(BC)or3(AB)Statistics APCollegeBoard MATH1342 3Chemistry APCollegeBoard CHEM1411&1412 4Chemistry IB(SL) CHEM1411 4Chemistry IB(HL) CHEM1411&1412 5Physics IB PHYS1401 4Geology IB(SL) ENVR1401orGEOL1405 4

ARTS, MUSICMusic IB MUSI1306 4MusicTheory APCollegeBoard MUSI1211&1216 4DrawingStudioArt** APCollegeBoard ARTS1316 4DesignStudioArt** APCollegeBoard ARTS1311 4HistoryofArt APCollegeBoard ARTS1303 4VisualArts IB ARTS1301or1311or1316 4TheatreArts IB DRAM1310 4

A student who wishes to take the French/German/Spanish (F/G/S)-CAPE placement exam will be placed into the following classes:

EXAM CAPE SCORE CLASS PLACEMENT F/G/S-CAPE 277-329 Studentplacesin1412#

F/G/S-CAPE 330-389 Studentplacesin2311#

F/G/S-CAPE 390-424 Studentplacesin2312#

The following footnotes refer to activities which must take place on campus. Please contact the counseling office for additional information.

# TheCAPEisacomputerizedplacementexamthatmaybetakenonetimepersemester.Noessayorinterviewisrequired.Studentsareplacedintheappropriatecoursebasedonthetestscoretheyobtain.UponcompletionofthecoursewithagradeofCorbetter,thestudentreceivescreditforthecourseandcanrequestcreditforlowerlevelcourses.SeeLoneStar.edu/PLAtodeterminethelowerlevelcoursesforwhichastudentmaybeeligibleandforinformationregardingthefeesassociatedwithCAPEtesting.

* LSCSessayrequired.

** PortfolioreviewwithLSCSfaculty.

Note: Afeeof$25perassessmentwillbechargedforanyadditionalassessmentsneeded.

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Academic IntegrityThe Lone Star College System upholds the corevalues of learning: honesty, respect, fairness, andaccountability.Thesystempromotestheimportanceofpersonalandacademichonesty.Thesystemem-bracesthebeliefthatalllearners–students,faculty,staffandadministrators–willactwithintegrityandhonestyandmustproducetheirownworkandgiveappropriatecredittotheworkofothers.Fabricationofsources,cheating,orunauthorizedcollaborationisnotpermittedonanyworksubmittedwithinthesystem.The consequences for academic dishonesty aredetermined by the professor, or the professor andacademicdean,or theprofessorandchiefstudentservicesofficerandcanincludebutarenotlimitedto:1.Havingadditionalclassrequirementsimposed,2.Receivingagradeofzeroor“F”foranexam

orassignment,3.Receivingagradeof“F”forthecourse,4.Beingwithdrawnfromthecourseorprogram,5.Beingexpelledfromthecollegesystem.Professorsshouldclearlyexplainhow thestudent’sactionsviolatedtheacademicintegritypolicy,howagradewascalculated,andtheactionstaken.

Academic AppealsAnacademicappealisaformalrequestbyastudenttochangeagradeortochallengeapenaltyimposedforviolationofstandardsofacademicintegritysuchasplagiarismorcheating.Arequesttochangeagradeortochallengeapenaltymustbemadewithin12monthsoftheaction.Agrademayonlybechangedbytheinstructorofrecord(orbyafull-timeinstructorintheabsenceoftheinstructorofrecord)orbytheAcademicAppealsCommittee.Studentsinspecializeddisciplinesshouldchecktheirstudenthandbookforprogram-specificappealprocedures.Anacademicappealwillbeconsidered if there isevidencethatoneormoreofthefollowingconditionsexist:(1)errorincalculationofgrade;(2)deviationfrom thesyllabusorsystempolicymanual; (3)dis-parateacademic treatmentofa student that isnotaddressedbyEEOprocesses;or (4) inappropriatepenaltiesimposedforanacademicintegrityviolation.Anappealwillnotbeconsideredbecauseofgeneraldissatisfactionwithagrade,penalty,oroutcomeofacourse.Disagreementwiththeinstructor’sprofes-sionaljudgmentofthequalityofthestudent’sworkandperformanceisalsonotanadmissiblebasisforanacademicappeal.

Beforeastudentbringsanacademicappeal,heorsheshouldfirstmeetwiththeinstructortorequestthatachangebemade.Ifthestudentisnotsatisfiedwiththeoutcomeorcannotconsultwiththeinstructor,heorshemustmeetwiththeappropriatedeantodetermineifresolutioncanbereached.Ifresolutionisnotreachedandthestudentdesirestopursuetheappeal,thestudentwillstatespecificallythebasisoftheappealinwritingtotheinstructionalvicepresident.Iftheinstructionalvicepresidentdeterminesthattheappealdoesnotmeettherequirementsofthispolicy,he/sheshallcommunicatethisinwritingtothestudent.Thedecisionofthevicepresidentisfinal.Iftheinstructionalvicepresidentdeterminesthattheappealisappropriateunderthispolicy,he/shewillconvenetheAcademicAppealsCommitteetoconsiderthe complaint. The instructional vice president willnotifythestudentregardingtheAcademicAppealsCommittee meeting date, his/her rights, and nextstepsintheprocess.AnAcademicAppealsStandingCommitteewillbeappointedateachcollegeforoneyearbytheinstruc-tionalvicepresidentandshallconsistof:1.Four full-time faculty members who will be

appointedbytheinstructionalvicepresident.One of the four faculty members will beappointedbytheinstructionalvicepresidentaschairpersonofthecommittee.

2.Two studentswhowillbenominatedby thechiefstudentaffairsofficer.

3.Memberswillbe replacedoraddedby theinstructionalvicepresidentifconflictofinterestisapparentorspecificexpertiseisrequiredinregardtothecircumstancesofanappeal.

Thecommitteewillbeconvenedbythechairpersoninatimelymannerandwillconductitsactivitiesinprivate.Thestudentandthefacultymemberwillbepermittedtopresentwitnessesandevidencerelevanttotheappeal.Thecommitteewillnotbeboundbyrulesofevidenceandwillconductitshearinginaninformalmanner.Thestudentorfacultymembermayhavearepresentativepresentbutthatpersonisnotallowedtoparticipateduringthehearing.Atwo-thirdsmajorityvoteofthefullcommitteeshallberequiredtochangethegrade,penaltyoracademicactionatissue.Thecommitteewillinformtheinstructionalvicepresi-dentofitsdecisioninwriting.Theinstructionalvicepresidentwillnotifythestudentandfacultymemberinwritingofthecommittee’sdecision.ThedecisionoftheAcademicAppealsCommitteeisfinal.

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Requests for Courses Students’ suggestions of courses to offer are animportantpartofcourseandcurriculumplanning.Requestsshouldbemadeasfollows:• If thecourse is listed in thecatalog,a student

maypresentarequesttoeitherthedeanortheinstructional vice president that the course beplacedontheschedule.

• Ifthecourseorprogramisnotlistedinthecatalog,awrittenrequestmaybemadetothedeanortothevicepresidentofinstructionforthecourseorprogramtobeaddedtothecurriculum.

LibraryThelibraryateachcollegeprovidesprint,electronic,andaudiovisualresourcesandservicesforstudentsand faculty. The materials have been selected toservethecurricular,workforceandleisureneedsofthecollegecommunity.LSCS libraries participate in several reciprocal/jointborrowingagreements,includingthestatewideprogramknownasTexShareandthelocalHarmonicConsortiumgroupwhichincludesbothMontgomeryandHarrisCountypubliclibrarysystems.TexShareisastate-wideacademiclibrarycooperativeprogramthatencouragesreciprocalborrowingprivilegesatallparticipatingcollegeanduniversitylibrariesinTexas.ThroughtheHarmonicConsortium,twooftheLSCSlibraries,locatedatLoneStarCollege-CyFairandLoneStarCollege-Tomball,provideborrowingprivilegeswiththeMontgomeryCountyMemorialLibrarysystemandtheHarrisCountyPublicLibrarysystem.Thelibrariesmaintainacommonelectroniccatalogofholdings,sothatstudentsatanycollegehaveonlineaccess to the system-wide collection. Each collegelibraryalsoprovidesonlineaccess toa varietyofinformationincludingfull-textdatabases,indexestojournals,andavarietyofinternetresources.Libraryusersareable toaccess the library’selectronic re-sourcesremotelyfromtheirhomecomputersorfromtheirjobworkstations.Libraryfacilitiesandselectedservicesareavailabletothecommunityaccordingtosystem-widepolicies.LSCSisalsoamemberofOnlineComputerLibraryCenterInc.(OCLC).Affiliationwiththisinternationalorganizationenables thesystem tosupplement thecollectionbycooperativearrangementsforsharingresources with other institutions in the community,

region,stateandnationthroughaffiliationwiththeOCLCInterlibraryLoanSubsystem.Furtherinformationonbothintra-andinterlibraryloansisavailablefromthelibraryatanycollege.Studentsareresponsibleforclearingtheirlibraryrecordsbeforetheendofeachsemester.Officialtranscriptswillnotbereleasedandregistrationforsubsequentsemestersmaynotbeal-loweduntilallobligationswiththelibraryarecleared.

Learning CentersLearningCentersat each collegeprovide facilitiesandservicestoextendlearningbeyondtheclassroomandtoenablestudentstoachieveacademicgoals.Servicesmayincludeindividualizedtutoringinread-ing,writing,math,science,foreignlanguages,ESOLandotherdisciplines,groupsessionsandworkshopsonstudentsuccessskills,researchskills,courserelatedmaterials,Internetaccess,andcomputerprograms,aswellasacademictesting.Facilitiesmayincludecomputerlabsprovidingaccesstoe-mail,theInternet,andcourserelatedsoftware,aswellasspecializedlabs supporting specific disciplines. Materials sup-portingbothdirectcourseoutcomesandgeneralizedstudyskillsareavailablefromtheInternet,inprint,orthroughaudio-visualaids.

The Developmental Studies ProgramThefunctionofthedevelopmentalstudiesprogramistoinvolvestudentsinbuildingrelevantskillsnecessaryforsuccessincollege-levelcoursesandprograms.Theprogramincludescourses,labassignments,tutorials,seminars,learningactivities,andareferralsystem.DevelopmentalcoursesareofferedinEnglish,Englishforspeakersofotherlanguages(ESOL),studyskills,andmath.Developmentalcoursenumbersbeginwithazero;thecoursedescriptionsectionofthiscatalogprovidesspecificinformationaboutthesecourses.Developmental courses appear on transcripts fromLSCSbutdonottransfertofour-yearinstitutions,nordotheyapplytoLSCSdegreesorcertificates.

GED, High School EquivalencyLSCSoffersahighschoolequivalencypreparationandexaminationprogram.TheGEDexamisadmin-isteredonaregularschedule.ConsultthecontinuingeducationofficeorWebsiteatwww.LoneStar.edu/continuing-ed.htm for further information and forregistration.

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Disability Services - for students with specialneeds.Requestsfortheseservicesshouldbemadethroughthecounseling/advisingofficeatanyLSCScollege.

LSCSisanofficialtestcenterfortheAmericanCollegeTesting(ACT)program,theTexasHigherEducationAssessment(THEA),andtheCollegeLevel Exam Placement (CLEP). See below forcollegeexamcodes. ACT THEA CLEP

Lone Star College-CyFair 4786 144 n/a

Lone Star College-Kingwood 4260 219 n/a

Lone Star College-Montgomery n/a 226 n/a

Lone Star College-North Harris 4139 221 6508

Lone Star College-Tomball 4261 222 8720

Career ServicesCareer Services offers a variety of resourcestoassiststudentsandgraduatesindevelopingcareerstrategies.Servicesinclude:• CareerCounseling:Assistancewithmaking

acareerdecision;choosingamajor;careerplanning; job search coaching; interviewpreparation;résumépreparation;personalityand interest assessments; and careerexplorationassessments.

• CareerResourceLibrary:Careerfieldsandmajors;agenciesandorganizations;careerplanninginformation;résuméandcoverletterguides;andresourcesforspecialpopulations.

• EmploymentResources:Jobfairs;on-campusrecruiting;résuméandinterviewingseminars;résumécritiques;jobsearchcoaching;andjobpostingsonsystemdatabases.

Visitwww.LoneStar.edu/career-services.htmformoreinformation.

Student OrganizationsLoneStarCollegerecognizesthatstudentorganiza-tionsprovideaframeworkforstudentstodeveloptheirownspecialtalentsandinterests.Objectivesof organizations include assisting students in

AwiderangeofstudentdevelopmentprogramsareprovidedbyLoneStarCollege.Theseservicesare designed to complement the instructionalprograms and to provide individual attentiontotheneedsofstudents.

Counseling and Advising ServicesCounselingandadvisingofficesprovide indi-vidualattention toall students enrolled in thecollege.Theseservicesassiststudentsinachiev-ingeducationalandpersonalgoals.StudentsareencouragedtomakerealisticchoicesbetweencurriculathatarespecificallydesignedtopreparethemforanoccupationuponcompletionofcourseworkatLSCSandthosethataredesignedforanextendedacademiceducation in four-yearinstitutions.Counselorsandadvisorsareavailablefordayandeveningappointments.The followingser-vicesareavailabletostudents:EducationalAcademicCounseling/Advising-for

helpinselectingamajor,resolvingacademicdifficultiesandplanningforfurthereducationalpursuits.

CareerExploration-forinformationconcerningabilities, interests and personality traits,essentialknowledgeinmakinganinformedand intelligent career choice. Careerinformation isavailable in thecounseling/advising office, the career services office,thelibrary,andonline.

Human Enrichment Seminars and GroupCounseling-forsupportinvaluesclarification,goals,lifeadjustments,studyskills,andotherconcerns.

ReferralServices-forspecializedservicesinthegeographicalareaofdisabilityassessment,depression,substanceabuse,etc.

Transfer Planning - for assistance in selectingcourseworktotransfertoafour-yearcollegeoruniversity.

FacultyAdvisement - for course selectionandcareerdecision-making.

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developing leadership qualities and providingbeneficialuseof leisure time. Informationaboutcurrentorganizationsandguidelinesforstartinga new organization may be obtained from thestudentservicesoffice.Examples of organizations (may not be available at each college):

2ndAmendmentAcademy 30-Something&Beyond(non-traditional

student)Club TheAcademy(PhilosophyClub) AccountingClub AfricanAmericanStudentAssociation/

Umoja AmericanAssociationofUniversityWomen AmericanSocietyofInteriorDesigners AnatomyClub AnimeandGamingClub Art&CultureClub ArtClub AsianStudentAssociationforProgress

(ASAP) BallroomDanceClub BaptistStudentMinistry BeATeacher/FutureTeachersClub BlackLeadersofToday BlackStudentAlliance BEATS(BuildingEachOther’sAchievements

ThroughSharing) CamarataMusicClub CampusBreakers(BreakDancingClub) CatholicStudentUnion ChessClub ChoirClub CircleK ClayClub CollegeDemocrats CollegeRepublicanClub CollegesAgainstCancer ComputerClub CosmetologyClub CreativeWritingClub CriminalJusticeStudentAssociation CulturalAwarenessClub/Intercultural StudentOrganization DanceTeam/UpbeatDanceGroup DaretoDream(DisabledStudents

Association)

DebateClub DeltaEpsilonChi(Marketing, Management,Entrepreneurship) DeltaPsiOmega(TheatreHonorSociety) DiscGolfClub DramaClub(Players) ElClubdeEspanol EmergencyMedicalServices StudentAssociation EngineeringStudentOrganization EnvironmentalClub/EarthAlliance(ECOS) FederationofAlternativeArtisticEndeavors FilmClub FOCUS(FollowersofChristUnitingin

Service) Forensics Franco-ItalianOrganization FutureBusinessLeadersofAmerica FutureProfessionalEducators GamersGuild Gay-StraightAlliance GenerationStudentMinistries GeologyClub GeomaticsAssociation GLBTQAssociation HabitatforHumanity Hispanic/LatinAmericanStudent

Organization/UnaVoz HonorsStudentOrganization InklingCreativeWritingMagazine InterfaithAssociation InternationalGO/GamesAssociation InternationalStudentOrganization/Int’l

HeritageSociety IntramuralSports JapaneseLanguage&CultureClub KingwoodHumanitarianClub LatterDaySaintsClub LeFrenchClub Let’sDance Literary&ArtsMagazine/Swirl/Inkling LoneStarDesignandDevelopment LVNClub MathClub/AfterMath MedicalAssistingClub Men’sBaseballClub Men’sBasketballClub Men’sSoccerClub ModelUnitedNations

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MusicEnsembleRecruitment&Retention Club

MusicTeachersNationalAssociation NationalKitchen&BathAssociation NepaleseStudentAssociation Newspaper/NewsClub OutdoorAdventureClub ParalegalAssociation PhiBetaLambda(BusinessClub) PhiThetaKappa(InternationalJunior

CollegeHonorSociety) PhysicalTherapyAssistantStudent

Organization Pool/BilliardsClub Pre-Medical&HealthScienceSociety PsychologyClub/PSIBetaNationalHonor

Society Racquetball&HandballClub RadiologyStudentAssociation SADD(StudentsAgainstDestructive

Decisions) SALSA(SpanishAssociationLeading

StudentsAhead) ScienceClub SigmaKappaDelta(NationalEnglish

HonorSociety) SignLanguage/DeafCultureClub SocietyforMathematics&Engineering SonographyOrganization StandNow(ReliefforDarfur) STARSLeadershipProgram SteelDrumBand StudentActivitiesBoard StudentAmbassadors StudentAmericanDentalHygienist’s

Association StudentEntrepreneurs StudentGovernmentAssociation StudentInternationalDistribution

Organization(SIDO) StudentNursesAssociation StudentOccupationalTherapyAssociation StudentRespiratoryClub StudentTroupeofAstronomicalResearch SurgicalTechnologyClub TechnologySociety TennisClub TexasStateTeachersAssociation-Student

Program

UniqueMinds(VisualCommunications/ GraphicDesignClub)

VariousArtiste(ClubCelebratingtheArts) Veteran’sClub VeterinaryTechnician’sStudent

Organization VideoGameClub VideoProductionClub WildlifeSociety Women’sBasketballClub Women’sSoccerClub Women’sVolleyballClub Writer’sClub

Student ActivitiesStudent activities are coordinated through thecollege student services office. Suggestions foractivitiesandprogramsmaybesubmittedtothisofficebystudentsandfaculty.

Student PublicationsVariouspublicationsofinteresttostudents,facultyandstaffaredistributedperiodically.Thesepub-lications include announcements of forthcomingevents, activities, and programs to be held ateachcollege.Astudentnewspaperispublishedperiodicallybyjournalismstudents;contributionsofarticles,literarypieces,essaysandletterstotheeditorareencouraged.Creativeandliteraryartspublicationsareproducedbysomeofthecollegestoprovidestudentsoppor-tunitiestopublishpoetry,photography,art,essaysandshortstories.Contactthestudentservicesofficeforfurtherinformation.

Intramural and Club SportsIntramural and club sports provide athletic andrecreationalactivitiesforstudentsatmostcollegesinavarietyofon-campusevents.Mostactivitiesallowfordifferentskilllevels.Tournaments,leagues,andspecialeventsarescheduledthroughoutthesemes-terwithindividualandteamcompetitionformen,womenandco-edgroups.Athleticactivitiesincludeflag football,basketball, soccer, tennis, Frisbee,golf,softball,baseball,fun-runs,racquetballandmore.Recreationalactivitiesincludebackgammon,chess,eight-ball,canoetrips,openrecreationinthegym,etc.Intramuralandclubsportsofficesarelocatedateachcollege.

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Bulletins and PostersOfficialnoticesandbulletinsarepostedonbulletinboardsthroughouteachcollege.Informationcanbefoundaboutjobopportunities,classschedules,and events on the school calendar and studentactivities. Any written material to be posted ordistributedmustbeapprovedbythecollegestudentservicesoffice.Anynoticesorbulletinsshouldbepostedindesignatedareasinsuchamannerasnottodetractfromordefacethebuilding.Specificguidelinesareavailablefromeachcollege’sstudentservicesoffice.

Student Conduct LoneStarCollegeisdedicatedtoprovidingaqualitycomprehensiveeducationalprogramdesignedtomeetandbalancethediverseandchangingedu-cational,social,economic,andculturalneedsofthecommunity,consistentwithasafeandhealthfulenvironment.Thesystemiscommittednotonlytolearningandtotheadvancementofknowledge,butalsototheeducationofethicallysensitiveandresponsiblepersons.Itseekstoachievethesegoalsthroughasolideducationalprogramandthroughregulationsandpoliciesgoverningstudentlifethatencouragesresponsibilityandrespectfortherightsandviewpointsofothers.Thegeneralmoraleofthestudentbodyisdependentuponmanyfactors;amongthesearethesuccessof its graduates, the attitude of the faculty andadministration,thegeneralbehaviorofindividualstudentsandthereputationoftheschool.Webelievethataprimaryfactorinstrongstudentmoraleisanoverallregardforgoodcitizenshiponthepartofthestudentbody.Thesystemassumesthatstudentseligibletoperformonthecollegelevelarefamiliarwiththeordinaryrulesgoverningproperconductandthattheywillobservetheserulesasamatteroftrainingandhabit.Regulationsofthesystemforbidgambling,theuseofcontrolledsubstancesandalcoholicbeverages,andtheappearanceofanyoneundertheinfluenceofanyoftheseonthecampusorwhenattendingorparticipatinginactivitiessponsoredbythecollege.AllLSCSbuildingsaretobaccofree.The possession of firearms, illegal knives andprohibitedweaponsonsystemfacilities,includingparkingareasandpubliclyaccessedfacilities,isaviolationofcriminallawandboardpolicies.Per-

sonswhoviolatethelawandthesepolicieswillbesubjecttoseriousconsequences,includingreferralforcriminalprosecutionanddismissalfromschool.NopersonorgroupofpeopleactinginconcertmaywillfullyengageindisruptiveactivityordisruptalawfulassemblyonanycampusorpropertyofLSCS;further,theadministrationischargedwiththeresponsibilityofkeepingthesystemfreeofdisruptiveactivitiesandmaytakewhateverdisciplinaryactionisdeemednecessaryininstancesofdisruptionorthreatofdisruption.Studentsareexpectedtodressandgroomthem-selvesinanappropriatemannerwhileoncampusorwhileparticipatinginactivitiessponsoredbythesystem.Studentswhoseconductcastsanunfavor-ablereflectionuponthesystem,andtherebyuponallstudents,aresubjecttodisciplinaryaction.RefertoLoneStar.edu/advisingformoreinformation.Lone Star College seeks to provide an environ-mentwherediscussionandexpressionofallviewsrelevanttothesubjectmatteroftheclassarerec-ognizedasessentialtotheteachingandlearningprocess.However,studentsdonothavetherighttointerferewiththefreedomoffacultytoteachortherightsofotherstudentstolearn.Facultymemberssetthestandardsofconductthatareacceptable.

Student Discipline ProceduresAny alleged violation or flagrant disregard ofLSCSrulesandregulationsshallbebroughttotheattentionofthechiefstudentservicesofficer,whowillinitiateaninvestigationofthesituation.Afteracompleteandthoroughinvestigation,thechiefstudentservicesofficerwilldeterminethecourseofaction.Disciplinemayresultinexpulsion.Thedecisionof this administratormaybeappealedtothecollegedisciplinecommittee.Thecompletedisciplinepolicymaybe foundon-lineatwww.LoneStar.edu/student-handbook.

Emergency ProceduresIn theeventanemergencydue to illnessorac-cidentoccursoncampus,studentsshouldcontactthecollegeswitchboardoperator (dial0)or theadministratorondutyassoonaspossible.TheLoneStarCollegeSystemdoesnotprovideinsur-ancecoverageforitsstudents.Section101.051ofTexasCivilPracticeandRemediesCodeexpresslyexemptscommunitycollegesystemsfromliabilityforanypersonalorpropertydamagethatoccurs

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oncampus.Thestudent, therefore,shouldmakearrangements for adequate personal insurancecoveragewhileattendingLSCS.F1internationalstudentsarerequiredtopurchasehealthinsuranceorprovideproofofadequateandacceptablehealthinsuranceby completing thewaiver applicationbefore registration. The premium for the LSCSinternationalstudenthealthinsuranceplanwillbeincludedwiththetuitionandfeesatregistration.Informationregardingpersonalinsuranceforstu-dentsisavailablefromtheofficeofstudentservices.

Contagious/Communicable DiseasesLSCSconformstoallrequirementsoftheCommu-nicableDiseasePreventionandControlActandtheOpenRecordsAct.Withaphysician’swrittenapproval, students with a contagious/communi-cablediseasenormallywillbeallowedtoattendclass.Theidentityofsuchstudentsisconfinedtothosepersonswithinthecollegewithadirectneedto know (i.e., president, vice president, facultymember or counselor) andwill not be revealedwithoutthestudent’sconsent.Questionsconcerningthesystem’spolicyandenrollmentproceduresofastudentwithacontagious/communicablediseaseshouldbereferredtothestudentservicesoffice.Bacterialmeningitisisaserious,potentiallydeadlydiseasethatcanprogressextremelyfast.Itisaninflammationofthemembranesthatsurroundthebrainandspinalcord.Moreinformationconcerningthisdiseaseanditstreatmentcanbefoundonlineatwww.LoneStar.edu/meningitisorinthestudentservicesofficeateachcampus.

College PoliceThepoliceofficersoftheLoneStarCollegeSystemarecommissionedpeaceofficerswiththeStateofTexasandaregrantedthesamelawenforcementauthorityasanyotherpoliceorsheriff’sdepartment.Theofficersareobligatedtoenforceallfederal,stateandlocallaws,inadditiontocollegepolicies.Thepolicedepartmentworkswithstateandlocalpoliceagencies,asneeded,toensureasafeandcomfortableenvironmentforstudents,staff,facultyandvisitorstothecollege.Moredetailedinformationisavailableatwww.LoneStar.edu/policeregard-ingcampussafetyandsecurity.ContacttheLSCSpoliceatemergencyline281.290.5911(dial5911fromanycampustelephone)ornon-emergencyline832.813.6800.

Lost and FoundEach college maintains a “Lost and Found” forstudents, faculty and staff. Unclaimed items arekeptonlythroughtheendofeachsemester.

ParkingParkingisprovidedfreetoLSCSstudentsandvisi-tors.Parkingand trafficregulationsareoutlinedin the student informationbrochureavailableatregistration or from the student services office.Studentsandstaffarerequestedtoadheretogoodmannersandconsiderationofotherswhenparkingoncampus.Studentsshouldfollowthedirectionsgivenonthetrafficsignsandparkindesignatedareasonly.Violatorsmaybesubjecttoacitation.Parkingpermitsarerequiredonlyforfacultyandstaffandforhandicappedparkingspaces.Whenaparkedvehicleobstructstrafficorflagrantlydisregards good parking practices, the collegeadministrativepersonnelreservestherighttocalla towingserviceandhave thevehicle removedfromthecampusattheowner’sexpense.

Student Center/Food ServiceAcafeteria/snackbar/loungeareaisprovidedateachcollege.Hotmealsandsnacksareavailableforstudentsandcollegepersonnel.Avarietyofvend-ingmachinesarealsoavailableateachcollege.Studentsareaskedtorefrainfromconsumingfoodordrinksinanyoftheclassroomsandlaboratoryareas.AllLSCSbuildingsandfacilitiesaresmoke-free.

Student HousingTheLoneStarCollegeSystemservesonlycommut-ingstudents.Therearenodormitoriesavailable.

College BookstoreAbookstoreislocatedateachcollege.Alistofrequired textbooks, study aids and supplies forallsubjectsisavailable.Bookstorehoursarean-nounced each semester. Information concerningbookrefundsandusedbookpurchasesisavailablefromthebookstore.


Graduation RequirementsPROGRAMS OF INSTRUCTION

TheLoneStarCollegeSystemofferscoursesandprogramstosuittheneedsofindividualstudents.In keeping with the mission of a communitycollege,thecollegeoffersuniversity-parallelortransfercourses,workforceorcareerprograms,and continuing education courses for lifelonglearningopportunities.Whileindividualcoursesareavailableinavarietyofsubjectsandfieldsofstudy,manystudentshaveastheireducationalgoalaprescribedprogramofstudy.Studentsareresponsiblefortakingcoursesinthepropersequenceandattheproperlevelas well as determining the applicability of aparticularcoursetotheireducationalobjectives.Students who fulfill the requirements of suchprogramsofstudymayattainoneormoreofthefollowingdegreesorcertificates:

Associate of Arts Degree (AA)-Acollegiatedegreerelated to thebaccalaureatede-gree.Thisisnotadegreewithadeclaredmajor;ratheritisaprogramoffirstandsecondyearcourseswhichwillgenerallytransfertoafour-yearcollegeoruniversity.Requirementsareonpage86.

Associate of Science Degree (AS)-Acollegiatedegreerelated to thebaccalaureatede-gree.Thisisnotadegreewithadeclaredmajor;ratheritisaprogramoffirstandsecondyearcourseswhichwillgenerallytransfertoafour-yearcollegeoruniversity.Requirementsareonpage87.

Associate of Arts in Teaching (AAT) -Acol-legiatedegreethatwillsatisfythelowerdivision requirements for a bachelor’sdegreeleadingtoinitialteachercertifica-tion.Requirementsareonpages88-89.

Associate of Applied Science Degree (AAS)-Adegreeinaworkforcefieldforstudentswhowish tobeginacareeraftercompletingthisprogramofstudy.Requirementsareonpage101.

Core Curriculum-Thecurriculuminliberalarts,sciencesandpolitical,social,andculturalhistorythatallundergraduatestudentsofan institution are required to completebeforereceivingadegree.Studentsmayreceive a designation for being “corecomplete”on their transcripts; however,toreceiveanassociatedegreeastudentmustalsocompletetheremainingAAorASrequirementsonpage85.

Field of Study-Acurriculumthatwillsatisfythelowerdivisionrequirementsforabachelor’sdegreeinaspecificacademicareaatageneralacademicteachinginstitution.Thestudentshallreceivefullacademiccredittowardthedegreeprogramfortheblockofcoursestransferredwhichwillmeetthatinstitution’slowerdivisionrequirementsforthedegreeprograminthefieldofstudyintowhichthestudenttransfers.Requirementsareonpages90-93.

Certificate-Aprogramofstudythatvariesinlengthandisdesignedtopreparethestudent for occupational employment.Thecertificateisawardeduponcomple-tionofspecificcoursesthathavebeenindustryvalidatedandsequencedforthepurposeofdevelopingandupgradingskills in an occupation. Requirementsareonpage82.

Area of Concentration - A program whichcombineseithertheassociateofartsoras-sociateofsciencedegreewithanemphasisinaspecificacademicdiscipline.Coursetransferability for area of concentrationcoursesshouldbecheckedwiththetransferuniversity.(page93)

Questions regarding course sequence anddegreeobjectivesshouldbereferredtotheap-propriatefacultyadvisororcounselingoffice.

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LSCS Core Perspectives and Intellectual Competencies

TheLoneStarCollegeSystemhasdefinedstudentoutcomesandskilldevelopmentascompletionoftheirAAandASdegreesandcorecurriculum.Whenappropriateandapplicabletothecoursecontent,thefacultywillintegratecourseactivi-tiesandassignments that reflect thesevalues,behaviors,andskills.

Basic Intellectual Competencies in the Core Curriculum

READING:Readingatthecollegelevelmeanstheabilitytoanalyzeandinterpretavarietyofprintedmaterials -books,articles,anddocumentsincludingbothgeneralmethodsofanalyzingprintedmaterialsandspecificmethodsforanalyzingthesubjectmatterofindividualdisciplines.

COMPUTER LITERACY:Computer literacyatthecollege levelmeans theability tousecomputer-based technology in communi-cating, solving problems, and acquiringinformation.Includesanunderstandingofthelimits,problems,andpossibilitiesassociatedwiththeuseoftechnology,anddevelopmentofthetoolsnecessarytoevaluateandlearnnewtechnologiesastheybecomeavailable.

SPEAKING:Competenceinspeakingistheabil-itytocommunicateorallyinclear,coherent,and persuasive language appropriate topurpose,occasion,andaudience.Develop-ingthiscompetencyincludesacquiringpoiseand developing control of the languagethrough experience in making presenta-tionstosmallgroups,tolargegroups,andthroughthemedia.

LISTENING:Listeningatthecollegelevelmeanstheabilitytoanalyzeandinterpretvariousformsofspokencommunication.

MATHEMATICS: Applies mathematical tech-niquestosolveproblemsutilizingquantitativeandqualitativestrategies.Appliesquantita-tiveconcepts,logic,andsymbolicsystems,andmathematicstechniquesasrequiredinbothdiscipline-specificandemploymentsituations. Demonstrates ability to under-standandapplythebasicsofquantitativerelationshipsandtorecognizethelogicalsystemsunderlyingthem.

WRITING: 1) Produce prose that is clear,grammatically correct and coherent, 2)Adaptprosetothepurpose,occasionandaudience,and3)Employstepsinthewrit-ingprocessincludingtopicdiscoveryanddevelopment,organization,andaudienceanalysisandadaptation.

CRITICALTHINKING:Criticalthinkingembrac-esmethodsforapplyingbothqualitativeandquantitativeskillsanalyticallyandcreativelytosubjectmatterinordertoevaluateargu-mentsandtoconstructalternativestrategies.Problemsolvingisoneoftheapplicationsof critical thinking, used to address anidentifiedtask.

MULTICULTURAL COMPETENCIES: Demon-strates knowledge of those elements andprocesses that create and define culture.Developsanunderstandingofthevalues,practices, beliefs, and responsibilities ofliving in a multicultural world. Developscross-culturalunderstanding,empathy,andcommunication. Demonstrates an under-standingofdiverseculturalexpressionsandtheirinfluencesoncross-culturalinteractions.

Perspectives in the Core Curriculum1.Establishbroadandmultipleperspectivesof

theindividualinrelationshiptothelargersocietyandworldinwhichheorshelives,andtounderstandtheresponsibilitiesofliv-inginaculturallyandethnicallydiversifiedworld;

2.Stimulateacapacitytodiscussandreflectupon individual,political,economic,andsocialaspectsoflifeinordertounderstandwaysinwhichtobearesponsiblememberofsociety;

3.Recognize the importanceofmaintaininghealthandwellness;

4.Developacapacitytouseknowledgeofhowtechnologyandscienceaffecttheirlives;

5.Developpersonalvaluesforethicalbehavior;6.Develop the ability to make aesthetic

judgments;7.Uselogicalreasoninginproblemsolving;

and8.Integrate knowledge and understand the

interrelationshipsofthescholarlydisciplines.

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Core Curriculum Exemplary Objectives by Component Area

Communication:• To understand and demonstrate writing

andspeakingprocessesthroughinvention,organization, drafting, revision, editing,andpresentation.

• Tounderstandtheimportanceofspecifyingaudienceandpurposeandtoselectappro-priatecommunicationchoices.

• To understand and appropriately applymodesofexpression,i.e.,descriptionexposi-tive,narrative,scientific,andself-expressive,inwritten,visual,andoralcommunication.

• To participate effectively in groups withemphasisonlistening,criticalandreflectivethinking,andresponding.

• Tounderstandandapplybasicprinciplesof critical thinking, problem solving andtechnicalproficiencyinthedevelopmentofexpositionandargument.

• Todeveloptheabilitytoresearchandwriteadocumentedpaperand/ortogiveanoralpresentation.

Mathematics:• Toapplyarithmetic,algebraic,geometric,

higherorderthinking,andstatisticalmethodstomodelingand solving real-world situa-tions.

• Torepresentandevaluatebasicmathemati-calinformationverbally,numerically,graphi-cally,andsymbolically.

• To expand mathematical reasoning skillsand formal logic to develop convincingmathematicalarguments.

• Touseappropriatetechnologytoenhancemathematical thinkingandunderstandingand to solvemathematical problemsandjudgethereasonablenessoftheresults.

• To interpretmathematicalmodels suchasformulas, graphs, tables and schematics,anddrawinferencesfromthem.

• Torecognizethelimitationsofmathematicalandstatisticalmodels.

• Todeveloptheviewthatmathematicsisanevolvingdiscipline,interrelatedwithhumanculture,andunderstanditsconnectionstootherdisciplines.

Natural Sciences:• Tounderstandandapplymethodsandap-

propriatetechnologytothestudyofnaturalsciences.

• To recognize scientific and quantitativemethodsandthedifferencesbetweentheseapproachesandothermethodsofinquiryandtocommunicatefindings,analyses,andinterpretationbothorallyandinwriting.

• To identify and recognize the differencesamongcompetingscientifictheories.

• To demonstrate knowledge of the majorissuesandproblemsfacingmodernscience,including issues that touch upon ethics,values,andpublicpolicies.

• Todemonstrateknowledgeoftheinterdepen-denceofscienceandtechnologyandtheirinfluenceon,andcontributionto,modernculture.

Humanities, Visual & Performing Arts:• Todemonstrateawarenessofthescopeand

varietyofworksintheartsandhumanities.• Tounderstandthoseworksasexpressions

ofindividualandhumanvalueswithinanhistoricalandsocialcontext.

• Torespondcriticallytoworksintheartsandhumanities.

• Toengageinthecreativeprocessorinter-pretiveperformanceandcomprehendthephysicalandintellectualdemandsrequiredoftheauthororvisualorperformingartist.

• Toarticulateaninformedpersonalreactiontoworksintheartsandhumanities.

• Todevelopanappreciationfortheaestheticprinciplesthatguideorgovernthehumani-tiesandarts.

• Todemonstrateknowledgeoftheinfluenceofliterature,philosophy,and/ortheartsoninterculturalexperiences.

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Social/Behavioral Sciences:• To employ the appropriate methods,

technologies, and data that social andbehavioralscientistsusetoinvestigatethehumancondition.

• Toexaminesocialinstitutionsandprocessesacrossarangeofhistoricalperiods,socialstructures,andcultures.

• Touseandcritiquealternativeexplanatorysystemsortheories.

• To develop and communicate alternativeexplanationsorsolutionsforcontemporarysocialissues.

• Toanalyzetheeffectsofhistorical,social,political, economic, cultural, and globalforcesontheareaunderstudy.

• To comprehend theoriginsandevolutionofU.S.andTexaspoliticalsystems,withafocusonthegrowthofpoliticalinstitutions,the constitutions of the U.S. and Texas,federalism,civilliberties,civilandhumanrights.

• TounderstandtheevolutionandcurrentroleoftheU.S.intheworld.

• To differentiate and analyze historicalevidence(documentaryandstatistical)anddifferingpointsofview.

• Torecognizeandapplyreasonablecriteriafortheacceptabilityofhistoricalevidenceandsocialresearch.

• Toanalyze,criticallyassess,anddevelopcreativesolutionstopublicpolicyproblems.

• Torecognizeandassumeone’sresponsibil-ityasacitizeninademocraticsocietybylearningtothinkforoneself,byengagingin public discourse, and by obtaininginformation through the newsmediaandotherappropriateinformationsourcesaboutpoliticsandpublicpolicy.

• Toidentifyandunderstanddifferencesandcommonalitieswithindiversecultures.

Multicultural Competencies:• Demonstratesknowledgeofthoseelements

andprocessesthatcreateanddefineculture.• Developsanunderstandingofthevalues,

practices, beliefs, and responsibilities oflivinginamulticulturalworld.

• Developscross-culturalunderstanding,em-pathy,andcommunication.

• Demonstrates an understanding of theunderlyingunityofdiverseculturalexpres-sionsandtheirinfluencesoncross-culturalinteractions.

Demonstration of Mastery

Eachprofessorwillselectstrategiesandactivitiesthroughoutthecoursethatfosterthedevelopmentand mastery of the above educational skillsand competencies. Some strategies are bookreviews,articlereviews,chapterreviews,writ-ingassignments,roleplaying,questiongroups,rolereversal,freeassociationdiscussion,grouppresentation,Socraticmethod,groupprojects,individual projects, case studies, open-endedessayexams,interviews,paneldiscussions,teamproblemsolving,grouptests,organizingdata,groupinvestigations,selfassignments,discussionleaders,teamevaluations,andcriticalpanels.

General Associate Degree Requirements

WithinfiveyearsofinitialenrollmentincreditcoursesatLSCS,astudentmaygraduateaccord-ingtothecatalogdegreerequirementsineffectatthetimeoffirstenrollmentoranysubsequentcatalogdegreerequirementsprovidedthede-gree, theprogram,and requisite coursesarestillbeingoffered.Courseprerequisitechangesneedtobefollowed.Ifastudentfailstocompletewithinfiveyearsalldegreerequirementsofthecatalogineffectatthetimeofinitialenrollment,thestudentwillberequiredtograduateunderacatalognotolderthanfiveyears.Thefiveyearinitialenrollmentperiodforspecializedadmis-sionsprogramsbeginsuponacceptanceintotheprogram.Exceptiontothisrequirementmaybeapprovedinextenuatingcircumstancesbytheinstructionalvicepresident.Studentswhosefirstyearofenrollmentincreditcoursesispriortofall1993maygraduateac-cording to requirements in effect at that timeprovidedthedegree,theprogram,andrequisitecoursesarestillbeingoffered.

1.Atleast61semesterhoursofearnedcredit,18ofwhichmustbecoursestakenatLSCS

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andapplytothedegree.Coursestransferredfromregionally-accreditedinstitutionswillbeevaluatedandappliedtodegreerequire-mentsif:a.Atleastagradeof“D”wasearned.b.ThecumulativeGPAofthetransfercourses

appliedtothedegreeorcertificatemustbeatleasta2.00.

c. AAS graduates may be required todemonstrate skills/proficiencies in thediscipline.

2.Satisfaction of core competency require-ments.

3.At least a 2.0 cumulative GPA for LSCScoursesapplying toward their degree re-quirements.

4.Acumulative2.0GPAonallcreditcoursesearnedatLSCS(graduationGPA).

5.CompletionofLSCSStudentSuccessInitia-tiverequirements(collegelevelreadingandwriting, and at least completion of Math0308)evenifstudentsareexemptfromtheTexasSuccessInitiative.

6.Completedformalapplicationforgradua-tioninadmissionsofficeonorbeforetheannounceddeadline.

7.Alltranscriptsonfileandallfinancialobliga-tionstothecollegecomplete,includingallrecordsclearedinthelibrary.

Associate of Applied Science Degree

Theassociateofappliedsciencedegreeisissuedtostudentswhocompleteacollege-levelcareer-educationcurriculum.Thisdegreeisdesignedtopreparestudentsforemploymentinaspecificcareer.Itisissuedtostudentswhosuccessfullyfulfill thegeneral requirements, inaddition tothe specific technical orworkforce curriculumfor eachprogramand thegeneral educationcorerequirementslistedbelow.

RequirementsThegeneraleducationblockforeachprogrammust containaminimumof15college credithours.

1.Thegeneraleducationblockforeachpro-grammustincludeENGL1301.

2.Thegeneraleducationblockforeachpro-grammustcontainatleastonecoursefromeachofthefollowingcategories:

•Math/NaturalSciences•Social/BehavioralSciences•Humanities/FineArts•GeneralEducationCoreRequirement

3.Fur thermore, graduates must meetthe computer literacy, math (minimumcompletionofMath0308plusanymathdegreerequirements),oralcommunicationcompetencies, wellness, and multiculturalrequirements.

Earning Additional Associate Degrees

Astudentwhohasreceivedanassociatedegreefrom LSCS or any other regionally-accreditedinstitutionof highereducationmayobtainanadditional associate degree in another area.However, students should seek appropriateacademicadvisingbeforeinitiatingthepursuitofanotherassociatedegree.Thisprovisionissubjecttothefollowingstipula-tions:

1.For each additional associate degree, aminimumof18semestercredithoursmustbecompletedatLSCS.Thesecredithoursmaynotrepeatcreditappliedtoapreviousdegreeandmustapplytotheadditionaldegree.

2.Allcoursesrequiredbyanyspecificprogrammustbecompleted.

Certificate Programs andGeneral Requirements

Certificatesareawardeduponthecompletionof specificcourseswhichhavebeen industry-validatedandsequencedforthepurposeofde-velopingandupgradingskillsinanoccupation.Theprogramsvaryinlengthandaredesignedtopreparethestudentforemployment.StudentswillreceivetheircertificatefromtheLSCSCollegeauthorizedtoofferthetotalcertificateprogramatwhichhe/shehascompletedthegreatestnumberof technical program credit hours applicabletothedegreeorcertificate.TobeawardedacertificatefromLSCS,astudentmust:

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1.Fulfill all the course requirements for acertificateprogram,completingatleast50percentofcourseworkatLSCS.

2.Earnacumulativegradepointaverageof2.00inallcoursesrequiredforthecertificate.

3.APPLYFORGRADUATIONbeforeacertifi-catecanbeawarded.

IfpursuinganEnhancedSkillsCertificate,studentsmust complete the related LSCS associate’sdegreepriortoenrollment.Students desiring an Advanced TechnicalCertificatemustcompletearelatedassociate’sorbachelor’sdegreepriortoenrollment.Allassociatedegreesandcertificatesover42credithoursrequirecompletionofMath0308orhigherandcollegelevelreadingandwritingorhigherbasedondegreerequirements.

GraduationStudentswillbeawardedaLSCSdiplomawhentheygraduatefromoneofthefiveLSCScollegesinaccordancewiththefollowingcriteria:

AssociateofArts(AA)andAssociateofScience(AS) Degrees–Students will graduatefromtheLSCSCollegewherehe/shehascompleted the greatest number of credithoursapplicabletothedegree.

AssociateofAppliedScience(AAS)DegreeandCertificates–StudentswillgraduatefromtheLSCSCollegeauthorizedtoofferthetotaldegreeprogramorcertificateatwhichhe/shehascompletedthegreatestnumberoftechnicalprogramcredithoursapplicabletothedegreeorcertificate.Nursingstudentswillgraduatefromthecollegewheretheysuccessfullycompletethecapstonecoursefortheprogram.

AssociateofArtsinTeaching(AAT)–StudentswillgraduatefromtheLSCSCollegeautho-rizedtoofferthetotaldegreeprogramorcertificateatwhichhe/shehascompletedthegreatestnumberofprogramcredithoursapplicabletothedegreeorcertificate.

Annual commencement exercises are held atthecloseofthespringsemester.Studentswhocompletealldegreeorcertificaterequirementsorwhoarecandidatesforgraduationareinvited

to participate in the college commencementexercise.Anapplicationforgraduationshouldbesubmittedpriortothesemesterthatallcourseworkiscompleted.

AA, AS, AAT TransferabilityRequirementsforabaccalaureatedegreeinanygivenmajoraresetbytheuniversitygrantingthatdegree.Studentswhowishtoreceiveanas-sociateofartsdegreeoranassociateofsciencedegreefromLSCSmustincorporatethedegreerequirementspreviouslylistedwiththoseofthecollege/universityoftheirchoice.Tominimizeproblemswithtransferabilityofcourses,studentsshouldmaketheirchoiceofacollegeoruniversityassoonaspossibleandobtainacatalogfromthat institution.A facultyadvisororcounselorshouldbeconsultedandadegreeplandevel-oped to ensureprogress toward the student’seducationalgoal.Astudentwhoenrollsin30ormorecredithoursabovethebaccalaureatedegreeplanmayhavetopayout-of-statetuitionratesfortheexcesshours.Reverse transfer establishes policies and pro-ceduresforcreditsearnedatuniversitiestobetransferredtoLSCSandappliedtowardassoci-atedegrees.Foradditionalinformation,gotoourWebsiteatLoneStar.edu/joint-admissionsorcontactthearticulationanduniversityrelationsdepartmentat LSC-University Center at Montgomery at936.273.7606.

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core component course Options semester credit hourscOmmunicATiOn ENGL1301and1302and3hoursofSpeech:SPCH1144,1145, 9hours 1311,1315,1318,1321,2144,2145mAThemATics MATH1314,1316,1324,1325,1332,1342,*1350,*1351,2318, 3hours 2320,†2412,†2413,†2414,†2415nATurAl sciences BIOL1406OR1408,1407OR1409,2401,2402,2404,2406, 8hours 2416,2420,2421;CHEM1405,1411,1412,1419,2423,2425; ENVR1401,1402;GEOL1403,1404,1405,2307; PHYS1401,1402,1403,1404,1410,2425,2426

VisuAl & ARTS1301,1303,1304,1316,2346,2356;DANC2303; 3hoursPerfOrming ArTs DRAM1120,1121,1310,1330,1351,1352,2120,2331, 2361,2362,2366;MUSI1301,1306,1308,1309,1310

humAniTies ENGL2307,2322,2323,2327,2328,2332,2333,2341,2342, 3hours 2343,2351;HUMA1301,1302;PHIL1301,1304,2306,2321; SPCH2341;FREN2311,2312;GERM2311,2312;ITAL2311,2312; SPAN2311,2312,2313,2315

sOciAl/BehAViOrAl HIST1301,1302,or2301(select6hourswith3hoursinU.S.History) 6hourssciences GOVT2301and2302 6hours ANTH2301,2346,2351;CRIJ1301,1307;ECON2301,2302; 3hours GEOG1300,1303;GOVT2304;HIST2311,2312,2321,2322; PSYC2301,2306,2308;SOCI1301,1306,2301,2319,2326KinesiOlOgy Selectanyactivitycourse1111-2184excluding3credit-hourKINEclasses1hour

mulTiculTurAl StudentsmusttakeoneoftheaboveunderlinedcoursesoroneofthereQuiremenT followingtomeetthemulticulturalrequirementofthisdegree: FREN1300,1310,1411,1412;GERM1411,1412;ITAL1411,1412; JAPN1411,1412;SGNL1401,1402,2301,2302;SPAN1300,1310, 1411,1412,2306

TOTAl 42 hours

* Specificallydesignedforelementaryandmiddleschoolteachers.† Thiscoursesatisfiesthemathematicscorerequirementofthreesemesterhours;however,thefourthhourisnota

partofthetransfercorecurriculumandmaybetransferredasanelectivehour.

core requirements for the Associate of Arts and the Associate of science:

AssOciATe Of ArTs degree And AssOciATe Of science degree

These programs are designed primarily forstudentswhodesiretocontinuetheireducationata four-yearcollege/university.AtLoneStarCollegeSystem,theassociateofartsdegreeandtheassociateofsciencedegreearegeneralizeddegrees.Eachdegreewillnotlistaspecificmajorbutwillbecalledassociateofartsorassociateofscience.

Academic TransferWhile certain coursesare recommended, therequirementsareessentiallythebasicfirstyearandsecondyearofferingsappropriateforthefirst twoyearsofmanybaccalaureatedegreeprograms.StudentswhosuccessfullycompletethedegreerequirementsoftheprogramsofstudywillbeeligibletoreceivetheassociateofartsdegreeortheassociateofsciencedegreefromLoneStarCollegeSystem.

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core component course Options semester credit hourscOmmunicATiOn ENGL1301and1302 9hours And3hoursofSpeech:SPCH1144,1145,1311,1315,1318, 1321,2144,2145liTerATure ENGL2322,2323,2327,2328,2332,2333,2341,2342,2343,2351 3hoursmAThemATics MATH1314,1316,1324,1325,1332,1342,*1350,*1351,2318, 3hours 2320,2412,2413,2414,2415nATurAl sciences BIOL1406OR1408,1407OR1409,2401,2402,2404,2406,2416, 8hours 2420,2421;CHEM1405,1411,1412,1419,2423,2425; ENVR1401,1402;GEOL1403,1404,1405,2307;PHYS1401, 1402,1403,1404,1410,2425,2426VisuAl & ARTS1301,1303,1304,1316,2346,2356;DANC2303; 3hoursPerfOrming ArTs DRAM1120,1121,1310,1330,1351,1352,2120,2331, 2361,2362,2366;MUSI1301,1306,1308,1309,1310humAniTies ENGL2307,2322,2323,2327,2328,2332,2333,2341,2342, 3hours 2343,2351;HUMA1301,1302;PHIL1301,1304,2306,2321; SPCH2341;FREN2311,2312;GERM2311,2312;ITAL2311,2312; SPAN2311,2312,2313,2315 sOciAl/BehAViOrAl HIST1301,1302,or2301(select6hourswith3hoursinU.S.History) 6hourssciences GOVT2301and2302 6hours ANTH2301,2346,2351;CRIJ1301,1307;ECON2301,2302; 3hours GEOG1300,1303;GOVT2304;HIST2311,2312,2321,2322; PSYC2301,2306,2308;SOCI1301,1306,2301,2319,2326KinesiOlOgy Selectanyactivitycourse:1111-2184excluding3credit-hourKINEclasses 1hourelecTiVes ITSC1401orCOSC1401orequivalent(ifcourseorcompetencychallenge16hours examsarenotchosenandsuccessfullycompleted).mulTiculTurAl StudentsmusttakeoneoftheaboveunderlinedcoursesoroneofthereQuiremenT followingtomeetthemulticulturalrequirementofthisdegree:

FREN1300,1310,1411,1412;GERM1411,1412;ITAL1411,1412; JAPN1411,1412;SGNL1401,1402,2301,2302;SPAN1300,1310, 1411,1412,2306 TOTAl 61 hours

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core component course Options semester credit hours

cOmmunicATiOn ENGL1301and1302 9hours And3hoursofSpeech:SPCH1144,1145,1311,1315,1318, 1321,2144,2145mAThemATics MATH1314,1316,1324,1325,1332,1342,*1350,*1351,2318, 6hours 2320,2412,2413,2414,2415nATurAl sciences BIOL1406OR1408,1407OR1409,2401,2402,2404,2406, 16hours 2416,2420,2421;CHEM1405,1411,1412,1419,2423,2425; ENVR1401,1402;GEOL1403,1404,1405,2307; PHYS1401,1402,1403,1404,1410,2425,2426VisuAl & ARTS1301,1303,1304,1316,2346,2356;DANC2303; 3hoursPerfOrming ArTs DRAM1120,1121,1310,1330,1351,1352,2120,2331, 2361,2362,2366;MUSI1301,1306,1308,1309,1310humAniTies ENGL2307,2322,2323,2327,2328,2332,2333,2341,2342, 3hours 2343,2351;HUMA1301,1302;PHIL1301,1304,2306,2321; SPCH2341;FREN2311,2312;GERM2311,2312;ITAL2311,2312; SPAN2311,2312,2313,2315 sOciAl/BehAViOrAl HIST1301,1302,or2301(select6hourswith3hoursinU.S.History) 6hourssciences GOVT2301and2302 6hours ANTH2301,2346,2351;CRIJ1301,1307;ECON2301,2302; 3hours GEOG1300,1303;GOVT2304;HIST2311,2312,2321,2322; PSYC2301,2306,2308;SOCI1301,1306,2301,2319,2326KinesiOlOgy Selectanyactivitycourse:1111-2184excluding3credit-hourKINEclasses 1hourelecTiVes ITSC1401orCOSC1401orequivalent(ifcourseorcompetencychallenge 8hours examsarenotchosenandsuccessfullycompleted).mulTiculTurAl StudentsmusttakeoneoftheaboveunderlinedcoursesoroneofthereQuiremenT followingtomeetthemulticulturalrequirementofthisdegree:

FREN1300,1310,1411,1412;GERM1411,1412;ITAL1411,1412; JAPN1411,1412;SGNL1401,1402,2301,2302;SPAN1300,1310, 1411,1412,2306 TOTAl 61 hours

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Associate of Arts in Teaching

ec-6 generalistLeadingtoabachelor’sdegreeforindividualsseekingTexasteachercertification.

(AAT.EC6G degree offered at LSC-CyFair, King-wood, Montgomery, North Harris, and Tomball)

FIRST YEARFirst Semester Credit

GOVT 2301AmericanGovernmentI 3ENGL 1301Composition&RhetoricI 3SPCH1 Elective 3EDUC 1301 IntrototheTeachingProfession 3MATH 1314CollegeAlgebra 3 semesTer TOTAl 15

Second Semester CreditARTS2 1301ArtAppreciationOr 3Elective2 ARTS,DRAM,orMUSIHIST 1301U.S.Historyto1877 3ENGL 1302Composition&RhetoricII 3MATH 1350FoundationsofMathI 3Elective3 Science 4 semesTer TOTAl 16

SECOND YEARFirst Semester Credit

HIST 1302U.S.Historysince1877 3MATH 1351FoundationsofMathII 3EDUC 2301 IntrotoSpecialPopulations 3Elective3 Science 4 semesTer TOTAl 13

Second Semester CreditTECA 1354ChildGrowthandDevelopmentOr 3PSYC 2301GeneralPsychologyGEOL 1403PhysicalGeologyOrPHYS 1410ElementaryPhysics 4GOVT 2302AmericanGovernmentII 3ENGL4 Elective 3GEOG 1300PrinciplesofGeographyOrGEOG 1303WorldGeography 3 semesTer TOTAl 16

TOTAl credit hours for AA degree in Teaching 60

1 ChoosefromSPCH1311,1315,1318,or13212 ARTS1301meetsthemulticulturalrequirement.IfDRAM,

ARTS,orMUSIelectiveoptionischosen,selectacoursethatwillmeetmulticulturalrequirements.Seecorerequire-ments.

3 Eighttotalhoursofsciencemustconsistoffourhourseachoftwosciencecourseswithlabs.ChooseBIOL1406or1408,1407or1409,CHEM1405,1411,1412,GEOL1403,orPHYS1410.Itisrecommended(notrequired)thatthecoursesbechosenfromtwodifferentareasforabroaderunderstandingofthesciences.

4 Select from:ENGL2322,2323,2327,2328,2332,2333,2341,2342,2343,or2351

LSCS requires that students meet computer literacycompetency.

Itisstronglyrecommendedthatstudentsspeakwithanadvi-soratthetransferringinstitutiontoconfirmtransferabilityofcoursesintodegreeplans,THEAscorerequirements,andSBECrequirements.

Associate of Arts in Teaching

grades 4-8 generalistLeadingtoabachelor’sdegreeforindividualsseekingTexasteachercertification.

(AAT.48GN degree offered at LSC-CyFair, King-wood, Montgomery, North Harris, and Tomball)


GOVT 2301AmericanGovernmentI 3ENGL 1301Composition&RhetoricI 3SPCH1 Elective 3EDUC 1301 IntrototheTeachingProfession 3MATH 1314CollegeAlgebra 3 semesTer TOTAl 15

Second Semester CreditARTS2 1301ArtAppreciationOr 3Elective2 ARTS,DRAM,orMUSIHIST 1301U.S.Historyto1877 3ENGL 1302Composition&RhetoricII 3MATH 1350FoundationsofMathI 3Elective3 Science 4 semesTer TOTAl 16


HIST 1302U.S.Historysince1877 3MATH 1351FoundationsofMathII 3EDUC 2301 IntrotoSpecialPopulations 3Elective3 Science 4 semesTer TOTAl 13

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Second Semester CreditTECA 1354ChildGrowthandDevelopmentOr 3PSYC 2301GeneralPsychologyGEOL 1403PhysicalGeologyOr 4PHYS 1410ElementaryPhysicsGOVT 2302AmericanGovernmentII 3ENGL4 Elective 3GEOG 1300PrinciplesofGeographyOr 3GEOG 1303 WorldGeography semesTer TOTAl 16

TOTAl credit hours for AA degree in Teaching 60

1 ChoosefromSPCH1311,1315,1318,or13212 ARTS1301meetsthemulticulturalrequirement.IfDRAM,

ARTS,orMUSIelectiveoptionischosen,selectacoursethatwillmeetmulticulturalrequirements.Seecorerequire-ments.

3 Eighttotalhoursofsciencemustconsistoffourhourseachoftwosciencecourseswithlabs.ChooseBIOL1406or1408,1407or1409,CHEM1405,1411,1412,GEOL1403,orPHYS1410.Itisrecommended(notrequired)thatthecoursesbechosenfromtwodifferentareasforabroaderunderstandingofthesciences.

4 Select from:ENGL2322,2323,2327,2328,2332,2333,2341,2342,2343,or2351

LSCSrequires thatstudentsmeet thecomputer literacycompetency.

Itisstronglyrecommendedthatstudentsspeakwithanadvi-soratthetransferringinstitutiontoconfirmtransferabilityofcoursesintodegreeplans,THEAscorerequirements,andSBECrequirements.

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ECON2302Microeconomics 3GOVT 2301AmerGovt:Natl,State&LocalI 3ACCT 2402PrinciplesofAccountingII 4Elective3 Humanities 3Elective NaturalSciences 4 semesTer TOTAl 17

Second Semester CreditGOVT 2302AmerGovt:Natl,State&LocalII 3Math 1325ElementsCalculusw/Applications 3Elective4 Business 3Elective NaturalSciences 4ENGL5 LiteratureElective 3KINE1111 FitnessforLifeI 1 semesTer TOTAl 17

TOTAl credit hours for field of study in Business 66

1 Select2 fromHIST1301,1302,2301 (3hrs.U.S.History)

2 Selectfrom:SPCH1311,1315,or1321(preferred)3 Selectcoursetomeetmulticulturalrequirement.4 Selectfrom:BUSI1301,1307,2301,2304,or2372

(accordingtopreferenceofcollegetransfer)5 Select from:ENGL2322,2323,2327,2328,2332,

2333

field of study curriculum in computer science

Leading to thebachelorof sciencedegree incomputer science or computer managementinformationsystem.

AssociateofArtswithFieldofStudyTransferCurriculumforComputerScience

(AA.FCSC degree offered at LSC-CyFair, Kingwood, Montgomery, and Tomball)

Prerequisite Semester MATH 1314CollegeAlgebra 3MATH 1316Trigonometry 3 semesTer TOTAl 6

FIRST YEAR First Semester Credit

COSC 1436ProgrammingFundamentalsI 4ENGL 1301CompositionandRhetoricI 3HIST 1301U.S.Historyto1877 3MATH 2412Pre-Calculus 4KINE1 Anyphysicalactivitycourse 1 semesTer TOTAl 15

field Of sTudy curriculum

FieldofstudycurriculaweremandatedinSenateBill148of the75th Texas Legislature (1997).Thefieldofstudycurriculawillsatisfythelowerdivisionrequirementsforabachelor’sdegreeinaspecificacademicareaatageneralacademicteachinginstitution.Thestudentwillreceivefullacademiccredittowardthedegreeprogramfortheblockofcoursestransferred,whichwillmeetthatinstitution’slowerdivisionrequirementsforthedegreeprogram in the fieldof study intowhichthestudenttransfers.Astudentwhotransfersfromoneinstitutionofhighereducationtoanotherwithoutcompletingthefieldofstudycurriculumofthesendinginstitu-tionshallreceiveacademiccreditinthefieldofstudycurriculumofthereceivinginstitutionforeachofthecoursesthatthestudenthassuccess-fullycompletedinthefieldofstudy.Thefieldofstudycurricula thathavebeenapprovedare:Business,ComputerScience,Criminal Justice,Music,SpeechCommunication,andMexican-AmericanStudies.

field of study curriculum in BusinessLeadingtothebachelorofbusinessadministra-tiondegreeattheawardinginstitution.

AssociateofArtsDegreewithFieldofStudyTransferCurriculumforBusiness

(AA.FMGT degree offered at LSC-CyFair, Kingwood, Montgomery, North Harris, and

Tomball)


ENGL 1301Composition&RhetoricI 3BCIS 1405BusinessComputerApplications 4HIST1 Elective 3SPCH2 Elective 3Elective VisualandPerformingArts 3 semesTer TOTAl 16

Second Semester CreditHIST1 Elective 3ACCT 2401PrinciplesofAccountingI 4MATH 1314CollegeAlgebra 3ECON 2301Macroeconomics 3ENGL 1302Composition&RhetoricII 3 semesTer TOTAl 16

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Second Semester CreditCOSC 1437ProgrammingFundamentalsII 4ENGL 1302CompositionandRhetoricII 3HIST 1302U.S.Historysince1877 3MATH 2413CalculusI 4SPCH2 Communications 3 semesTer TOTAl 17

SECOND YEAR First Semester Credit

COSC 2436ProgrammingFundamentalsIII 4MATH 2414CalculusII 4PHYS 2425Mechanics&Heat 4GOVT 2301AmerGovt:Natl,State&LocalI 3 semesTer TOTAl 15

Second Semester CreditCOSC 2425ComputerOrganization&Machine

Language 4Elective3 Humanities 3PHYS 2426Electricity,Magnetism,&Light 4GOVT 2302AmerGovt:Natl,State&LocalII 3 semesTer TOTAl 14

TOTAl credit hours for field of study in 67computer science

Studentsmusttakeoneoftheapprovedhumanitiescoursestomeetthemulticulturalrequirementofthisdegree.1 Selectanyactivitycourse:KINE1111-2184excluding

KINEclasseswith3credithours.2 SelectfromSPCH1311,1315,1318,or13213 Select from HUMA 1301; PHIL 1304; FREN 2311,

2312;GERM2311, 2312; ITAL 2311, 2312; SPAN2311,2312

field of study curriculum in criminal Justice

Leadingtothebachelorofcriminaljusticedegree.

AssociateofArtswithFieldofStudyTransferCurriculumforCriminalJustice

(AA.FCRJ degree offered at LSC-CyFair, Kingwood, Montgomery, North Harris, and Tomball)


ENGL 1301CompositionandRhetoricI 3HIST Elective 3CRIJ 1301 IntroductiontoCriminalJustice 3ITSC 1401 IntrotoComputerInformationOr 4COSC 1401 IntrotoComputerInformationKINE Anyphysicalactivitycourse 1 semesTer TOTAl 14

Second Semester CreditENGL 1302CompositionandRhetoricII 3HIST1 Elective 3Science2 Elective 4CRIJ 1306CourtSystems&Practices 3MATH2 Elective 3 semesTer TOTAl 16


GOVT 2301AmerGovt:Natl,State&LocalI 3ENGL2 LiteratureElective 3Elective2 Science 4CRIJ 1310FundamentalsofCriminalLaw 3CRIJ 2313CorrectionalSystems&Practices 3 semesTer TOTAl 16

Second Semester CreditGOVT 2302AmerGovt:Natl,State&LocalII 3SPCH2 Elective 3Elective2 Visual&PerformingArts 3CRIJ 2328PoliceSystems&Practices 3Elective2 Humanities 3 semesTer TOTAl 15

TOTAl credit hours for field of study 61in criminal Justice

1 SelectfromHIST1301,1302,or23012 Selectfromgeneraleducationcourserequirementsin

the catalog. Select one course tomeetmulticulturalrequirement.

field of study curriculum in mexican-American studies

LeadingtothebachelorofartsdegreewithamajorinMexican-AmericanStudies.

Associate of Arts with Field of Study Transfer Curriculum for Mexican-American Studies

(AA.FMAS degree offered at LSC-CyFair, Kingwood, Montgomery, North Harris, and

Tomball)


ENGL 1301Composition&RhetoricI 3HIST 1301UnitedStatesHistoryto1877Or 3HIST 2301TexasHistoryCOSC 1401MicrocomputerApplications 4HUMA1305 IntrotoMexican-AmericanStudies 3SPAN 1411BeginningSpanishI 4 semesTer TOTAl 17

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Second Semester CreditENGL 1302Composition&RhetoricII 3HIST 1302USHistorySince1877Or 3HIST 2301TexasHistoryMATH1 Elective 3to4GOVT 2301AmericanGovernmentI 3SPAN 1412BeginningSpanishII 4 semesTer TOTAl 16-17


ENGL 2351Mexican-AmericanLiterature 3HIST 2327Mexican-AmericanHistoryIOr 3HIST 2328Mexican-AmericanHistoryIIElective LabScience 4GOVT 2302AmericanGovernmentII 3SPAN 2311 IntermediateSpanishIOr 3SPAN 2313SpanishforNativeSpeakersIKINE Anyphysicalactivitycourse 1 semesTer TOTAl 17

Second Semester CreditHUMA 1311Mexican-AmericanFineArts 3 AppreciationElective LabScience 4GOVT 2311Mexican-AmericanPolitics 3SPAN 2312 IntermediateSpanishIIOr 3SPAN 2315SpanishforNativeSpeakersIISPCH2 Elective 3 semesTer TOTAl 16

TOTAl credit hours for field of study 66-67in mexican-American studies

1ChooseMATHelectivefromcorerequirements2 ChoosefromSPCH1311,1315,1318,or1321

field of study curriculum in musicLeadingtothebachelorofmusicdegreebutmayalsobeappliedtothebachelorofartsorotherbaccalaureate-levelmusicdegreesasdeemedappropriatebytheawardinginstitution.

Associate of Arts with Field of Study Transfer Curriculum for Music

(AA.FMUS degree offered at LSC-CyFair, Kingwood, Montgomery, North Harris, and

Tomball)


MUSI1 1211TheoryI 2MUSI1 1216EarTraining&SightSingingI 2MUSI1 1181ClassPianoI 1

MUAP PrivateLesson 2ENGL 1301Composition&RhetoricI 3HIST 1301UnitedStatesHistoryto1877 3MUEN2 MajorPerformanceEnsemble 1 semesTer TOTAl 14

Second Semester CreditMUSI1 1212TheoryII 2MUSI1 1217EarTraining&SightSingingII 2MUSI1 1182ClassPianoII 1MUAP PrivateLesson 2ENGL 1302Composition&RhetoricII 3HIST 1302U.S.Historysince1877 3MATH 1314CollegeAlgebraorhigher 3MUEN2 MajorPerformanceEnsemble 1 semesTer TOTAl 17


MUSI1 2211TheoryIII 2MUSI1 2216EarTraining&SightSingingIII 2MUSI1 2181ClassPianoIII 1MUSI 1308MusicLiteratureto1827 3MUAP PrivateLesson 2GOVT 2301AmerGovt:Natl,State&LocalI 3ENGL3 Elective 3MUEN2 MajorPerformanceEnsemble 1 semesTer TOTAl 17

Second Semester CreditMUSI1 2212TheoryIV 2MUSI1 2217EarTrainingandSightSingingIV 2MUSI1 2182ClassPianoIV 1MUSI 1309MusicLiteraturesince1827 3MUAP PrivateLesson 2GOVT 2302AmerGovt:Natl,State&LocalII 3SPCH 1315PublicSpeaking 3MUEN MajorPerformanceEnsemble 1 semesTer TOTAl 17

TOTAl credit hours for field of study in music 65

Studentsmust also complete the core competency test incomputerskillsratherthantakingthecreditclassthatde-velopsthoseskills.1 Corequisites:Studentswillberequiredtotake0-4hours

ofclasspianoassecondaryapplieduntiltheypasstheirpianoproficiencyexam.Studentstakingkeyboardasamajorinstrumentshouldbeencouragedtotakeanothersecondaryappliedarea(voice).

2 Symphonic band, concert choir, symphony orchestra;guitarandbassmajorsmayusejazzensemble.

3 ENGL2322,2323,2327,2328

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field of study curriculum in speech communication

Leadingtothebachelorofartsdegreewithaspeechcommunicationmajor.

Associate of Arts with Field of Study Transfer Curriculum for Speech Communication

(AA.FCOM degree offered at LSC-CyFair, Kingwood, Montgomery, North Harris

and Tomball)


ENGL 1301CompositionandRhetoricI 3HIST 1301USHistoryto1877 3SPCH 1311 IntroductiontoSpeech Communication 3COSC 1401MicrocomputerApplications 4KINE Anyphysicalactivitycourse 1 semesTer TOTAl 14

Second Semester CreditENGL 1302CompositionandRhetoricII 3HIST 1302USHistorysince1877 3SPCH 1318 InterpersonalCommunication 3Elective1 Science 4MATH 1314CollegeAlgebra 3 semesTer TOTAl 16


GOVT 2301AmerGovt:Natl,State&LocalI 3Elective2 EnglishLiterature 3Elective1 Science 4SPCH 1315PublicSpeaking 3Elective2 Social/BehavioralScience 3 semesTer TOTAl 16

Second SemesterGOVT 2302AmerGovt:Natl,State&LocalII 3Elective2 VisualandPerformingArts 3Elective2 Humanities 3PSYC 2301GeneralPsychology 3SPCH 1321BusinessandProfessional3 CommunicationOr SPCH 1342VoiceandDictionOrSPCH 2341OralInterpretationOrSPCH 2333Discussion&SmallGroup Communication semesTer TOTAl 15TOTAl credit hours for field of study in speech communication 61

1 SeeAAdegreecorerequirementsforscienceelectiveoptions.

2TheelectiveforeitherEnglishliterature,social/behav-ioralscience,visualperformingartsorhumanitiesmustalsomeetmulticulturalrequirement.

international studiesArea of concentration (AOc)

Associate of Arts with Area of Concentration in International Studies

(AA.FIBU offered at LSC-CyFair, Kingwood, Montgomery, North Harris, and Tomball)

The InternationalStudiesAOCisan introduc-tionfor freshman/sophomorecollegestudentstoglobalstudieswithanemphasisonthe20thand21stcenturies.Bytakingadiversesetofcourseswithaworldview,studentswillbroadentheirperspectivesandgainanappreciationandawareness of the global community. Studentsdesiringtoworktowardamajorininternationaleducationcancompletetherequirementsfortheassociate of arts degreeand theAOChoursforinternationaleducation.Thereisa15-hourminimumforthisareaofconcentrationwithatwo-yearforeignlanguagecomponent.Studentsmustcompleteatleast50%ofthecourseswithinthecollegesof the LSCS to receive thisAOCdesignation.Uponsuccessfulcompletion,gradu-ateswillreceiveanAAdegreewithanAOCininternationaleducation.AOCcoursesmustbeselectedfromthosesectionsdesignatedinthescheduleasinternationalstudiessections(IS).

ElectiveModernLanguage 6-8GEOG 1303WorldGeography 3ElectiveModernLanguageor 6-8 InternationalStudies

TOTAl credit hours for international studies 15-19 Area of concentration

Studentsmustalsocompletethecorecomputerliteracyrequirement.

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BACHELOR’S DEGREE (undergraduate programs)

Accounting SamHoustonStateUniversity

Applied Arts and sciences SamHoustonStateUniversity

Banking and financial institutions SamHoustonStateUniversity

criminal Justice SamHoustonStateUniversity

general Business Administration SamHoustonStateUniversity

human Performance TexasSouthernUniversity

interdisciplinary Academic studies in elementary certification SamHoustonStateUniversity TexasSouthernUniversity

management SamHoustonStateUniversity

Political science SamHoustonStateUniversity

Psychology SamHoustonStateUniversity

MASTER’S DEGREES(graduate programs)

Business Administration SamHoustonStateUniversity

Business Administration - executive mBA TexasA&MUniversity

communication studiesSamHoustonStateUniversity

counselor education TexasSouthernUniversity

criminal Justice SamHoustonStateUniversity

curriculum and instructionSamHoustonStateUniversity

curriculum and instruction: ec-12 Physical education certification SamHoustonStateUniversity

educational human resource development TexasA&MUniversity

educational leadership: Administrators/ instructional leadership & Principalship SamHoustonStateUniversity

educational Psychology: hispanic Bilingual education TexasA&MUniversity

educational Psychology: special education TexasA&MUniversity

LSC-UNIVERSITY CENTER AT MONTGOMERY (locatedontheLSC-MontgomeryCampus)

3232CollegeParkDrive;TheWoodlands,TX77384LoneStar.edu/UniversityCenter

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educational Technology TexasA&MUniversity

engineering systems management TexasA&MUniversity

english SamHoustonStateUniversity

history SamHoustonStateUniversity

Petroleum engineering TexasA&MUniversity

Political science SamHoustonStateUniversity

Psychology SamHoustonStateUniversity

Public Administration (mPA) SamHoustonStateUniversity

sociology SamHoustonStateUniversity

special education: educational diagnostician certification SamHoustonStateUniversity

sports managementSamHoustonStateUniversity

SPECIAL PROGRAMS

educational leadership doctorate SamHoustonStateUniversity

Post Baccalaureate Teacher certification SamHoustonStateUniversity

DuetochangesinpartnerstatusatLSC-UniversityCenteratMontgomery,pleasechecktheprogramofferingsatourWebsiteLoneStar.edu/UniversityCenteroryoumaytelephone281.618.7140or936.273.7510.

LSC-UNIVERSITY CENTER AT UNIVERSITY PARK(locatedat249&Louetta)

20414SH249;Houston,77070LoneStar.edu/UniversityPark

LSC-UniversityCenteratUniversityParkpartnersincludeUniversityofHoustonandUH-Downtown.Additionalpartnerswillbeannouncedinthefuture.

ThenewLSC-UniversityCenteratUniversityParkisintheprocessofdevelopingprogramsanddegreeplansfor2010-2011offerings.PleasecheckprogramlistingsatLoneStar.edu/UniversityPark.

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Business Management & LeadershipAccounting(page 105) AASDegree(AAS_ACCS) ★ ✩ ★ ★ ★ ✩

AccountingCertificate(C1_ACC1) ★ ✩ ★ ★ ★ ✩AdvancedTechnicalCertificate,AccountingCPAExamPrep(C4_ACC4) ★ ✩ ★ ★ ★ ✩

Aviation Management (page 109)AASDegree(AAS_AVIM) ★ ✩

Logistics Management(page 150)LogisticsManagement,TechPrep(AAS_LOMT) ★ ✩Certificate,FirstLineLogisticsLeader(C1_LLL1) ★ ★MarketableSkillsAward,BasicLogisticsCertificate(MSC_LOMT) ★ ★

Management(page 152)AASDegree,TechPrep(AAS_MGMT) ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★AASDegree,HospitalityManagement,TechPrep(AAS_HSMG)(page 142) ★ ✩Certificate,HospitalityOperations(C1_HOP1)(page 143) ★ ✩Certificate,GeneralBusiness(C1_GBA1) ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★Certificate,HumanResource(C1_HRM1) ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★Certificate,InternationalBusiness(C1_MIB1) ★ ★ ✩ ★ ★ ✩Certificate,SmallBusinessManagement(C1_MSB1) ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★Certificate,Marketing(C1_MMK1) ★ ★ ✩ ★ ★ ✩MarketableSkillsAward,EntrepreneurshipCertificate(MSC_MAEN) ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ✩

Professional Office Technology(page 173)AASDegree,BusAdministrativeSupportSpec,TechPrep(AAS_BADS) ✩ ★ ✩ ★ ★ ★Certificate,AdministrativeAssistant(C2_ADA2) ✩ ★ ✩ ★ ★ ★Certificate,AdministrativeSupport(C1_ADS1) ✩ ★ ✩ ★ ★ ★Certificate,BilingualOffice(C1_BOS1) ✩ ✩ ✩ ★ ★ ★Certificate,OfficeAssistant(C1_OAS1) ✩ ★ ✩ ★ ★ ★

Legal Office Technology(page 177)LegalOffice,TechPrep(AAS_OLOS) ★ ✩ ✩ ✩ ★Certificate,LegalAdministrativeAssistant(C2_LAD2) ★ ✩ ✩ ✩ ★Certificate,LegalOfficeAssistant(C1_LES1) ★ ✩ ✩ ✩ ★Certificate,LegalOfficeReceptionist(C1_LOR1) ★ ✩ ✩ ✩ ★

Computer TechnologyAudio Visual Systems Specialist (page 106)

AASDegree,TechPrep(AAS_AVSS) ★ ✩Certificate,AudioVisualSystemsSpecialist,LevelII(C2_AVS2) ★ ✩Certificate,AudioVisualSystemsSpecialist,LevelI(C1_AVS1) ★ ✩

Designed primarily for students desiring Associate of Applied Science (AAS) Degrees and Certificates

★ Total Certificate or Degree Offered ✩ Some Courses Offered

Workforce Degrees and Certificates

DEGREES AND CERTIFICATES CLUSTERS CF K M NH T DL

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Computer Information Technology(page 111)Certificate,InformationTechnology(C1_CIT1) ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

Networking – Cisco and Microsoft(page 114)ComputerNetworkingSpecialization,MicrosoftTechPrep(AAS_CNMS) ★ ★ ✩ ★ ★ ✩ComputerNetworkingSpecialization,CiscoTechPrep(AAS_CNCI) ★ ★ ✩ ★ ★Certificate,NetworkAdministrator,Microsoft(C1_MCSA) ★ ★ ✩ ★ ★ ★Certificate,NetworkAdministrator,Cisco(C1_CCNA) ★ ★ ✩ ★ ★Certificate,NetworkEngineer,Microsoft(C1_MCSE) ★ ★ ✩ ★ ★ ★Certificate,NetworkEngineer,Cisco(C1_CCNP) ★ ★ ✩ ★ ★

Computer Programming(page 116)ProgrammingSpecialist,TechPrep(AAS_CSPS) ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★EnhancedSkillsCertificate,C++ProgrammingCert(C3_CCP3) ★ ★ ★ ★ ★Certificate,ProgrammingSpecialistCertificate(C1_CPS1) ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

Computer Applications (page 115)E-BusinessWebDeveloper,TechPrep(AAS_EBUS) ★ ★ ★ ✩EnhancedSkillsCertificate,VisualBasicCertification(C3_CVB3) ★ ★ ★ ★ ★Certificate,E-BusinessWebDeveloper(C1_WEB1) ★ ★ ★ ★ ✩Certificate,PCDesktopSpecialist(C1_PCDS) ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★Certificate,MicrosoftOfficeSpecialist(C1_MSO1) ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★Certificate,Computer-AidedDesignOperator/Drafting(C1_EDD1) ★ ★ ★ComputerEngineeringTechnSpecialization,TechPrep(AAS_CETS) ★ ✩ ✩ ✩

PC Helpdesk(page 116)Certificate,PCSupportSpecialist(C2_PCSS) ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

Geographic Information Systems(page 136)AASDegree,TechPrep(AAS_GINS) ★ ✩ ✩Certificate,GeographicInformationSystemsAnalyst(C1_GIA1) ★ ✩ ✩Certificate,GeographicInformationSystemsTechnician(C1_GIT1) ★ ✩ ✩MarketableSkillsAward,GeographicInformationSystems(MSC_GINS) ★ ✩

Visual Communication(page 183)VisualCommunication,TechPrep ★ ★ ✩ ★ ✩ ✩3DAnimationTrack(AAS_VSC3) ✩ ✩ ✩ ★ ✩ ✩GraphicDesignTrack(AAS_VSCG) ★ ★ ✩ ★ ✩ ✩MultimediaTrack(AAS_VSCM) ★ ★ ✩ ★ ✩ ✩VideoandPost-ProductionTrack(AAS_VSCV) ★ ★ ✩ ★ ✩ ✩WebDesignTrack(AAS_VSCW) ✩ ✩ ✩ ★ ✩ ✩Certificate,GraphicDesign(C2_GRP2) ★ ★ ✩ ★ ✩ ✩Certificate,MultimediaDesigner(C1_MDE1) ★ ★ ✩ ★ ✩ ✩Certificate,VideoandPostProduction(C1_VPP1) ★ ★ ✩ ★ ✩ ✩Certificate,WebDesign(C1_MWD1) ✩ ✩ ✩ ★ ✩ ✩Certificate,3DAnimation(C2_ANI2) ✩ ✩ ✩ ★ ✩ ✩Certificate,MotionGraphics(C1_MTG1) ★ ★ ✩ ★ ✩

Game Design and Simulation (page 134)GameDesigner(Artist)Track(AAS_GDSA) ★ ✩ ✩GameDeveloper(Programming)Track(AAS_GDSP) ★ ✩ ✩Certificate,GameDesigner(Artist)(C2_GDA2) ✩ ★ ✩ ✩ ★ ✩


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Certificate,GameDeveloper(Programming)(C2_GDP2) ✩ ★ ✩ ✩ ★ ✩

Integrated Technology (page 113)AASDegree,IntegratedTechnology,TechPrep(AAS_ITEC) ✩ ✩ ✩ ★ ✩ ✩Certificate,IntegratedTechnologyAdvanced(C2_ITA2) ✩ ✩ ✩ ★ ✩ ✩Certificate,IntegratedTechnologyBasic(C1_ITB1) ✩ ✩ ✩ ★ ✩ ✩

Health Science ProfessionsBiotechnology(page 110)

AASDegree(AAS_BIOT) ✩ ★ ✩ ✩Biotechnology,AdvancedTechnicalCertificate(C4_BIO4) ★

Dental Hygiene (page 121)AASDegree,DentalHygiene(AAS_DNHY) ★ ✩

Diagnostic Medical Sonography (page 122)AASDegree(AAS_SONO) ★ ✩AASDegree,Echocardiography(AAS_ECHO) ★ ✩EnhancedSkillsCertificate,Non-InvasiveVascularTechnology(C3_NIV3) ★AdvancedTechnicalCertificate,Sonography(C4_SON4) ★

Emergency Medical Services Professions(page 126)AASDegree,TechPrep(AAS_EMST) ★ ★ ✩Certificate,EmergencyMedicalServicesProfParamedic(C1_EMP1) ★ ✩ ★ ✩Certificate,EmergencyMedicalServicesProfIntermediate(C1_EMI1) ★ ✩ ★ ★ ✩

Health Information Technology(page 137)AASDegree,TechPrep(AAS_HINT) ★ ✩

Medical Assisting(page 155)Certificate,MedicalAssisting(C1_MED1) ★ ★

Medical Coding(page 139)Certificate,PhysicianOffice-BasedBilling&Coding(C1_POB1) ★ ✩Certificate,Hospital-BasedCoding(C2_HBC2) ★ ✩

Medical Office Technology(page 176)MedicalOfficeAdministrator,TechPrep(AAS_MOAD) ★ ✩ ★ ★ ✩Certificate,MedicalAdministrativeAssistant(C2_MAA2) ★ ★ ★ ★ ✩Certificate,MedicalOfficeReceptionist(C1_MOR1) ★ ★ ★ ★ ★Certificate,MedicalFrontOffice(C1_MFO1) ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

Medical Radiologic Technology(page 156)AASDegree(AAS_MRDR) ★ ★

Medical Transcription(page 140)Certificate,MedicalTranscription(C1_MTR1) ★ ★ ✩

Nursing(page 158)AssociateDegreeNursing(integratedcurriculum),TechPrep(AAS_AADN) ★ ★ ★ ★ ✩AssociateDegreeNursing(blockcurriculum)(AAS_ADNB) ★TransitiontoProfNursingforArticulatingStudents(integratedcurr)(AAS_PRNR) ★ ★ ★ ★ ✩TransitiontoProf.NursingforArticulatingStudents(blockcurr)(AAS_PNRB) ★Certificate,NursingAssistant(C1_ANA1) ★ ★ ★ ★ ✩


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Certificate,VocationalNursingADNtoVN(C2_AVN2) ★ ✩Certificate,VocationalNursing(C2_PRN2) ★ ★ ★ ★ ✩

Occupational Therapy Assistant(page 166)AASDegree(AAS_OCTA) ★ ★ ✩

Pharmacy Technology(page 169)AASDegree,PharmacyTechnology(AAS_PHRT) ★ ✩ ✩Certificate,PharmacyTechnology(C1_PHR1) ★ ★

Physical Therapist Assistant(page 172)AASDegree(AAS_PHTA) ★ ✩

Respiratory Care(page 178)AASDegree(AAS_RESC) ★

Surgical Technologist(page 180)Certificate,SurgicalTechnologist(C1_SGT1) ★

Veterinary Technology(page 181)AASDegree,TechPrep(AAS_VETT) ★ ✩Certificate,VeterinaryTechnology(C1_VET1) ★ ✩

Service ProfessionsCosmetology(page 118)

AASDegree(AAS_COSM) ★ ★ ✩CosmetologyFacial(AAS_COSF) ★ ★ ✩CosmetologyInstructor(AAS_COSI) ★ ★ ✩Certificate,FacialSpecialist(C1_FCL1) ★ ★Certificate,CosmetologyInstructor(C1_CIN1) ★ ★Certificate,CosmetologyOperator(C1_COP1) ★ ★

Facilities Management (page 147)AASDegree,TechPrep(AAS_FCMT) ★ ✩

Fire Science Technology(page 133)AASDegree(AAS_FSCT) ★ ✩Certificate,BasicStructuralFirefighter(C1_BFF1) ★ ★

Human Services(page 143)GeneralHumanServicesTrack(AAS_HSGN) ★ ✩SubstanceAbuseCounselingTrack(AAS_HSSA) ★Certificate,BasicChemicalDependencyCounselor(C1_HBCD) ★Certificate,HumanServices(C1_HSC1) ★

Interior Design Technology(page 146)AASDegree(AAS_IDES) ★ ✩Certificate,DesignEssentials(C1_DSE1) ★ ✩

Interpreter Training Technology(page 147)AASDegree,TechPrep(AAS_INTP) ★ ★ ✩Certificate,ASLCommunicationSkills(C1_INT1) ★ ★

Paralegal Studies(page 168)AASDegree,TechPrep(AAS_PLGL) ★ ✩AdvancedTechnicalCertificate,ParalegalStudies(C4_PLG4) ★ ✩


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Manufacturing and Industrial ProfessionsAutomotive Technology(page 108)

AASDegree,TechPrep(AAS_AUTO) ★ ✩Certificate,ChassisandElectricalTechnicianSpecialization(C1_CET1) ★Certificate,PowerTrainandDriveabilitySpecialization(C1_PTD1) ★Certificate,GeneralServiceTechnician(C1_GST1) ★ ★

Electrician(page 126)Residential/CommercialElectricianCertification(C1_REC1) ★MarketableSkillsAward,Solar PhotovoltaicSystemElectrician(MSC_SPSE) ★

Engineering Technology(page 129)ArchitecturalEngineeringTechnology,TechPrep(AAS_EDAE) ★ ✩ ✩ ★MechanicalEngineeringTechnology,TechPrep(AAS_EDME) ★ ✩ ✩ ★Pre-EngineeredMetlBldgDraft/DesignSpecialz,TechPrep(AAS_EDMB) ★ ★ ✩Certificate,BasicElectronics(C1_ELTE) ★ ✩ ✩

Heating, Ventilation, AC & Refrigeration Technology(page 141)AASDegree,TechPrep(AAS_AIRC) ★Certificate,Heating,Ventilation,ACResidentialServicing(C1_AIR1) ★Certificate,Heating,Ventilation,ACCommercialServicing(C1_HCS1) ★Certificate,Heating,Ventilation,ACOccupationalEntry(C1_HOC1) ★ ✩

Land Surveyor (page 148)AASDegree,LandSurveying&MappingTechnology(AAS_SRVY) ★ ✩

Certificate,LandSurveyorLevel1(C1_SRV1) ★MarketableSkillsAward,LandSurveyor(MSC_SRVY) ★

Machining Technology(page 151)Certificate,ComputerNumericControlOperatorI(C1_CNA1) ★ ★Certificate,ComputerNumericControlOperatorII(C1_CNB1) ★ ★Certificate,MachinistI(C1_MAC1) ★ ★

Mechatronics Technology(page 154)Certificate,MechatronicsTechnology-LevelII(C2_MET2) ★ ★

Certificate,MechatronicsTechnology-LevelI(C1_MET1) ★ ★

MarketableSkillsAward,MechatronicsTechnology(MSC_METC) ★ ★

MarketableSkillsAward,OilFieldServiceTechnician(MSC_OFST) ★ ★

Welding and Inspection Technology(page 186)AASDegree,WeldingTechnology,TechPrep(AAS_WELD) ★ ★ ✩Certificate,WeldingTechnologyAdvanced(C1_WTA1) ★ ★Certificate,WeldingTechnologyIntermediate(C1_WTI1) ★ ★Certificate,WeldingTechnologyBasic(C1_WTB1) ★ ★AASDegree,InspectionTechnology(AAS_INSP) ★Certificate,InspectionTechnology(C1_INS1) ★


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Requirements for the Associate of Applied Science:

Acoursecannotcounttowardmorethanonerequirementofthedegree,withoneexception–themulticulturalrequirement.Seeindividualprogramorcertificatedegreeplansforspecificcourses.

See individual programs for specific information

Core Component Course Options Semester credit hours(General Education courses)

COMPOSITION ENGL1301 3hours

MATH/NATURAL SCIENCES1 BIOL1322,1406or1408,1407or1409,2401,2402,2404, 3hours 2406,2416,2420,2421;CHEM1405,1411,1412,1419,2423, 2425;ENVR1401,1402;GEOL1403,1404,1405,2307; MATH1314,1316,1324,1325,1332,1342,*1350, *1351,2320,2412,2413,2414,2415;PHIL2303;PHYS1401, 1402,1403,1404,1410,2425,2426

SOCIAL/BEHAVIORAL ANTH2301,2346,2351;CRIJ1301,1307;ECON2301, 3hoursSCIENCES 2302;GEOG1300,1303;GOVT2301,2302,2304;HIST1301, 1302,2301,2311,2312,2321,2322;PSYC2301,2302,2306, 2308,2314,2315,2316,2317,2319;SOCI1301,1306,2301, 2319,2326

HUMANITIES/FINE ARTS ARTS1301,1303,1304,1316,2346,2356;COMM1318; 3hours DANC2303;DRAM1120,1121,1310,1330,1351,1352,2120, 2331,2361,2362,2366;ENGL2307,2322,2323,2327,2328,2332, 2333,2341,2342,2343,2351;HUMA1301,1302;MUSI1301, 1306,1308,1309,1310;PHIL1301,1304,2306,2321; FREN2311,2312;GERM2311,2312;ITAL2311,2312; SPAN2311,2312,2313,2315

ELECTIVE TomeetLSCScorerequirements(generaleducationcourses), 3hours seeindividualprogramdegreeplansforspecificcourse.

SPECIFIC WORKFORCE OR 45-57hoursSUPPORT PROGRAM COURSES

MULTICULTURAL StudentsmusttakeoneoftheaboveunderlinedcoursestomeetthemulticulturalREQUIREMENTS requirementofthisdegree,ormasterthemulticulturalcompetenciescontained inaspecificdegreeprogram,ortakeoneofthefollowingcoursestomeetthe multiculturalrequirementofthisdegree.FREN1300,1310,1411,1412; GERM1411,1412;ITAL1411,1412;JAPN1411,1412;SGNL1401, 1402,2301,2302;SPAN1300,1310,1411,1412,2306.

TOTAL (individual programs vary) 60-72 hours

1Studentsmustmeetmathcompetency.InAASawardsthatincludenaturalsciencesratherthanmathcourses,studentsmustcompleteorplaceoutofMATH0308.

NOTE:Studentsmustalsomeetcomputerliteracy,wellnessandcommunicationcompetencies.Thecorecomponentofthisdegreeis15semesterhours.

*Specificallydesignedforelementaryandmiddleschoolteachers.Pleaseseegraduationrequirements.

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Prefixes Assigned to Programs & DisciplinesAccounting.........................................ACCT,ACNTAgriculture.................................................... AGRIAmericanSignLanguage................................SGNLAnthropology............................................... ANTHArabic..........................................................ARABArt................................................................ARTSAudioVisualSystemsSpecialist........................AVTSAutomotiveTechnology..................................AUMTAviationManagement............................ AIRP,AVIMBiology.......................................................... BIOLBiotechnology................................................. BITCBusiness/Management..............BMGT,BUSG,BUSI, HRPO,IBUS,MRKGChemistry.....................................................CHEMChinese........................................................CHINComputerInformationTechnology.........BCIS,COSC, INEW,ITCC,ITMT,ITNW,ITSC,ITSE,ITSW,ITSYCosmetology................................................ CSMECriminalJustice................................................ CRIJDance........................................................ DANCDentalHygiene.............................................DHYGDiagnosticMedicalSonography...........DSVT,DSAE, DMSODrama.........................................................DRAMEconomics................................................... ECONEducation..................................................... EDUCElectrician.......................................................ELPTEmergencyMedicalServicesProfessions...........EMSPEngineering.................................................. ENGREngineeringDesignGraphicsTechnology........ARCE,CETT,CNBT,DFTG,ENTC,HART,IEIR,INMT,MCHNEngineeringTechnology.............. CETT,CPMT,DFTG, EECT,ELMT,IEIR,INMT,INTC,PTRT,RBTCEnglish............................................... ENGL,ETWREnvironmentalScience....................................ENVRFireScienceTechnology............................ FIRS,FIRTFrench.......................................................... FRENGameDesignandSimulation........................ GAMEGeographicInformationSystems...................... GISCGeography................................................. GEOGGeology.......................................................GEOLGerman.......................................................GERMGovernment.................................................GOVTHealthInformationTechnology...... HITT,HPRS,MRMT

Heating,Ventilation,AirConditioningandRefrigeration....................................ELPT,HART,IEIRHistory............................................................HISTHospitalityManagement.....................HAMG,RSTOHumanities.................................................. HUMAHumanDevelopment.................................... HUMDHumanServices..........CMSW,DAAC,GERS,SCWKInteriorDesignTechnology.............................. INDSInterpreterTrainingTechnology............. SGNL,SLNGItalian............................................................. ITALJapanese....................................................... JAPNJournalism..................................................COMMKinesiology....................................................KINELandSurveyor............................................... SRVYLogisticsManagement....................................LMGTMachiningTechnology.............. DFTG,INMT,MCHNManagement....... BMGT,BUSG,HRPO,IBUS,MRKGMathematics.......................................MATH,TECMMechatronics........................................ INMT,RBTCMedicalAssisting............................... MDCA,ECRDMedicalRadiologicTechnology.... CTMT,MRIT,RADRMusic..................................... MUAP,MUEN,MUSIAssociateDegreeNursing.............................. RNSGOccupationalTherapyAssistant......................OTHAParalegalStudies............................................LGLAPharmacyTechnology..................................... PHRAPhilosophy...................................................... PHILPhysicalTherapistAssistant............................ PTHAPhysics.......................................................... PHYSProfessionalOfficeTechnology...... ITSC,ITSW,POFL, POFM,POFTPsychology.................................................... PSYCRespiratoryCare............................................. RSPTROTC................................................. AFSC,MSCISociology...................................................... SOCISpanish........................................................SPANSpeech.........................................................SPCHSurgicalTechnology....................................... SRGTVeterinaryTechnology......................................VTHTVisualCommunication................ARTC,ARTV,GRPH, ITSW,FLMC,IMED,RTVBVocationalNursing........................................VNSGWeldingTechnology.......METL,NDTE,QCTC,WLDG

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Crosswalk of CoursesVisitourWebsiteat http://www.LoneStar.edu/course-crosswalk.htm toseeacrosswalkofcourserevisions.Thiscrosswalkrevisionwillidentifythenewcourse&thecourseitreplacesduetocoursenumber,courseprefixortitlechanges.

Old (2009-2010) Course New (2010-2011) Course

BITC1211IntroductiontoBiotechnology...............................BITC1411IntroductiontoBiotechnology

BUSG2309SmallBusinessManagement..............................BUSG2309SmallBusinessManagement/ Entrepreneurship

DRAM2361HistoryofTheatreI...........................................HIST2361TheatreHistoryto1700

DRAM2362HistoryofTheatreII..........................................HIST2362TheatreHistoryfrom1700

ENGL(ESOLchangescanbereviewedathttp://www.LoneStar.edu/course-crosswalk.htm)

GAME2371WritingandStoryboarding...............................GAME1335InteractiveWritingI forInteractiveGames

GRPH2380CooperativeEducation......................................ARTC2380CooperativeEducation- CommercialandAdvertisingArt

ITCC1401Exploration-NetworkFundamentals...................... ITCC1401CiscoExploration1-Network Fundamentals

IMED1301IntroductiontoMultimedia.................................. IMED1301IntroductiontoDigitalMedia

IMED1345InteractiveMultimediaI...................................... IMED1345InteractiveDigitalMediaI

IMED2345InteractiveMultimediaII..................................... IMED2345InteractiveDigitalMediaII

INTC1307ElectronicTestEquipment.................................... INTC1307InstrumentationTestEquipment

MRKG1301CustomerRelations...........................................MRKG1301CustomerRelationship Management

SPCH1321BusinessSpeech...............................................SPCH1321BusinessandProfessional Communication

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ACCOUNTINGTheaccountingassociateofappliedsciencedegreeisdesignedtopreparestudentsforoccupationsintheaccountingprofession.Jobresponsibilitiesdependontheareaofspecialization:publicaccounting,managerialaccounting,orgovernmentalaccount-ing.Accountantshelpindividualsandbusinessesmanagetheirmoneybysettingupandmaintainingaccountingsystems,preparingbudgets,studyingcompanyoperations,performingaudits,andpre-paringgovernmentforms.Theyhelpmanagementplanandcontrolcompanyactivities.

Accounting graduates have a wide variety ofjobopportunitiesavailabletotheminindustry,ingovernmentalagencies,orinthepublicaccount-ingsector.Beginningaccountantsusuallystartasledgeraccountants,internalauditors,orastraineesfortechnicalaccountingpositions.

Theassociateofappliedsciencedegreeisawardedforsuccessfulcompletionof61-62credithoursasoutlined.Studentsdesiringalesscomprehensiveprogram should consideroneof theaccountingcertificateprogramsalsolistedbelow.

Accounting Advanced Technical Certificate-CPAExamPreparation:TheTexasStateBoardofPublicAccountancy(TSBPA)awardedLoneStarCollegeSystem (LSCS) thedesignation tooffer “Qualify-ingEducationalCreditfortheCPAExamination.”Elevenof theLSCSaccountingcoursesmeet theTSBPA’s definition of upper-division accountingcourses required to take the CPA exam. Thisdesignationallowsindividualswhohavealreadyearned a baccalaureate or higher degree froma recognized educational institution to gain thethirty(30)advancedaccountinghoursrequiredtoqualify for theCPAexam.The individualshouldbeenrolledintheaccountingadvancedtechnicalcertificate-CPAexampreparationandtakenolessthan24semesterhoursofaccountingfromLSCStowardmeetingthe30semesterhours.ContacttheaccountingdepartmentatLSC-CyFair,Montgomery,NorthHarrisorTomballforspecificinformation,advising,andrecommendedsequencingofcourses.

Thegeneraleducationcorecoursesandseveralin-dividualaccountingcourseswilltransfertoavarietyofuniversities.Contactthecounselororadvisoratanycollegeforspecificinformationandtoobtaintherecommendedsequencingofcourses.

ACCOUNTING CERTIFICATE(C1_ACC1 certificateofferedatLSC-CyFair,Montgomery,NorthHarrisandTomball)


ACCT 2401PrinciplesofAccountingI 4ACNT 1331Fed.IncomeTax:Individual 3ITSC 1401 IntroductiontoComputers 4 SEMESTER TOTAL 11

Second Semester CreditACCT 2402PrinciplesofAccountingII 4ACNT 2303 IntermediateAccountingI 3Elective1 DepartmentApproved 1-4 SEMESTER TOTAL 8-11

Third Semester CreditACNT 2304 IntermediateAccountingII 3ACNT 2309CostAccounting 3ACNT2 2331 InternalControlandAuditing 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 9

TOTAL Credit Hours forAccounting Certificate 28-31

1 ElectivestobeselectedfromACNT1193,1340,1347,1391,1393,2330,2332,2333,2371,2380,2381;BUSI1301,2301,2304;ITSW 1404,1407. Otherelectives may be chosen with Accounting departmentapproval.

2 Capstonecourse

ACCOUNTINGAssociate of applied science degree

(AAS_ACCS degreeofferedatLSC-CyFair,Montgomery,NorthHarrisandTomball)


ACCT 2401PrinciplesofAccountingI 4ACNT 1331FederalIncomeTax:Individual 3HRPO 1311HumanRelations OR 3PSYC 2301GeneralPsychology



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Second Semester CreditACCT 2402PrinciplesofAccountingII 4ACNT 1347FederalIncomeTaxfor 3 Partnerships&Corp.BMGT 1327PrinciplesofManagement 3BUSI 2301BusinessLaw 3ENGL 1301Composition&RhetoricI 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 16


ACNT 2303 IntermediateAccountingI 3ACNT 2309CostAccounting 3ECON 2301MacroeconomicsORECON 2302Microeconomics 3MATH 1314CollegeAlgebra 3SPCH 1315PublicSpeakingOR 3SPCH 1321BusinessandProfessional Communication SEMESTER TOTAL 15

Second Semester CreditACNT 2304 IntermediateAccountingII 3ACNT1 2331 InternalControl&Auditing 3Elective2 Humanities/FineArts 3Elective3 Departmentapproved 3-4Elective OutsideAreaofSpecialization 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 15-16

TOTAL Credit Hours for AAS Degree 61-62

1 Capstonecourse2 Mustmeetmulticulturalrequirement3 ElectivestobeselectedfromACNT1193,1340,1391,

1393,2330,2332,2333,2371,2380,2381;HRPO2301;BMGT1331;BUSI1307,2304; ITSW1404,1407.OtherelectivesmaybechosenwithAccountingdepartmentapproval.

ACCOUNTING ADVANCED TECHNICAL CERTIFICATE-CPA ExAM PREPARATION

(C4_ACC4 certificateofferedatLSC-CyFair,Montgomery,NorthHarrisandTomball)

Prerequisite:Bachelor’sdegree that includes theequivalentofACCT2401,ACCT2402,ECON2301, ECON 2302 and BUSI 2301. If thesecoursesarenotincludedinthebachelor’sdegree,theymustbecompletedinorder tobeadmittedintothecertificateprogram.


ACNT 2303 IntermediateAccountingI 3

Elective1 BusinessElective 3ACNT 1331FederalIncomeTax:Individual 3BUSI2 2304BusinessCommunications 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 12

Second Semester CreditACNT 2304 IntermediateAccountingII 3ACNT 1347FederalIncomeTaxforPartnerships/

Corporations 3Elective1 BusinessElective 3Elective1 BusinessElective 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 12


ACNT 2309CostAccounting 3ACNT2 2333AdvancedAccounting 3ACNT 2330GovernmentalandNot-for-Profit Accounting 3ACNT2 1393FederalIncomeTax:Advanced 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 12

Second Semester CreditElective3 AccountingElective 3ACNT4 1340AccountingandBusinessEthics 3ACNT2,52331 InternalControlandAuditing 3Elective1 BusinessElective 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 12

TOTAL Credit Hours for Accounting AdvancedTechnical Certificate 48

1 Choose business electives from the following: BMGT1327,BMGT1331,HRPO2307,MRKG2348,MRKG1311,andBUSI2372.Otherelectivesmaybechosenwithaccountingdepartmentapproval.

2 Courses pending approval by TSPCA to meet SkillsSpecificationsOutline(SSOs)forCPAExam

3 Chooseaccountingelectivesfromthefollowing:ACNT1391,1393,2332,2371

4 ApprovedbyTexasStateBoardofPublicAccountancy5 Capstonecourse

AUDIO vIsUAl sysTemsDoyouwanttoworkonliveproductionssuchasarockconcertoraBroadwaymusical?Thelevelonecertificate,leveltwocertificate,andassociateofappliedsciencedegreearedesignedtotrainaudio visual systems specialists to work in livesoundandeventproductions.Learnthefundamentalknowledge,skillsandabilitiestodesign,maintain,andoperateaudio/visual/lightingsystemswork-inginplacessuchasentertainmentandsportingvenues, churches, auditoriums, theatres, hotels/conventions, trade shows or corporations. The



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AUDIO VISUAL SYSTEMS SPECIALIST-LEVEL I

(C1_AVS1 certificateofferedatLSC-Montgomery)

Prerequisite Semester CreditITSC 1401 IntrotoComputersOR 4COSC 1401MicrocomputerApplications SEMESTER TOTAL 4


DRAM 1330StagecraftI 3DFTG 1309BasicComputer-AidedDrafting 3SPCH 1318 InterpersonalCommunication 3ITNW 1425FundmntlsofNetwrkgTehnlgs 4ITSC 1405 IntrotoPCOperatingSystems 4 SEMESTER TOTAL 17

Second Semester CreditDRAM 1220TheatrePracticum:Lighting&Sound 2CPMT1 2302HomeTechnologyIntegration 3ITSC 1425PersonalComputerHardware 4ITSC 2331 IntegratedSoftwareApplicationsIII 3AVTS 1371 IntrotoAVLighting&Sound 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 15

TOTAL Credit Hours for Audio Visual Systems 36Specialist-Level I Certificate

1 Capstonecourse

AUDIO VISUAL SYSTEMS SPECIALIST-LEVEL II

(C2_AVS2 certificateofferedatLSC-Montgomery)



DRAM 1330StagecraftI 3DFTG 1309BasicComputer-AidedDrafting 3SPCH 1318 InterpersonalCommunication 3ITNW 1425FundmntlsofNetworkingTechnlgs 4ITSC 1405 IntrotoPCOperatingSystems 4 SEMESTER TOTAL 17

Second Semester CreditDRAM 1220TheatrePracticum:Lighting&Sound 2CPMT 2302HomeTechnologyIntegration 3ITSC 1425PersonalComputerHardware 4

ITSC 2331 IntegratedSoftwareApplicationsIII 3AVTS 1371 IntrotoAVLighting&Sound 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 15

Third Semester CreditBMGT 1309 Information&ProjectManagement 3AVTS 2371AVLighting/SoundTroubleshooting 3AVTS1 1372 IntermediateAVCooperative Education 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 9

TOTAL Credit Hours for Audio Visual SystemsSpecialist-Level II Certificate 45

1CapstonecourseNote:Studentsmustmeetmathcompetency(MATH0308

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AUDIO VISUAL SYSTEMS SPECIALISTAssociate of applied science degree, Tech Prep

(AAS_AVSS degreeofferedatLSC-Montgomery)



DRAM 1330StagecraftI 3ENGL 1301Composition&Rhetoric 3KINE Anyphysicalactivitycourse 1Elective1 Math/NaturalScience 3-4DFTG 1309BasicComputer-AidedDrafting 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 13-14

Second Semester CreditDRAM 1220TheatrePracticum:Lighting&Sound 2ITSC 1405 IntrotoPCOperatingSystems 4ITNW 1425FundmntlsofNetworkingTechnlgs 4AVTS 1371 IntrotoAVLighting&Sound 3ITSC 2331 IntegratedSoftwareApplicationsIII 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 16


CPMT 2302HomeTechnologyIntegration 3ITSC 1425PersonalComputerHardware 4ENGL 2311TechnicalCommunications 3AVTS 2371AVLighting/SoundTroubleshooting 3AVTS 1372 IntermediateAVCooperative Education 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 16

Second Semester CreditSPCH 1318 InterpersonalCommunication 3Elective2 Social/BehavioralScience 3BMGT 1309 Information&ProjectManagement 3



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TOTAL Credit Hours for Audio Visual Systems 64-65Specialist Degree

1 See core requirements for AAS degree for options. Ifscienceoptionischosen,mathcompetencymustbemet(MATH0308orhigher).

2 Mustmeetthemulticulturalrequirement3 Capstonecourse

AUTOmOTIve TeCHNOlOGy

Theautomotive technologyassociateofappliedsciencedegreeisdesignedtoprovidethebroadacademic and technical education and trainingnecessarytofunctionintoday’sautomotiveserviceindustry. The student will study the mechanical,electrical/electronic and environmental systemsof thecontemporaryautomobileand light truck.Thegraduatewillbewellpreparedforentry-levelemploymentasacareertechnicianwithindealer-shipservicedepartmentsorothermajorretailorservicefirms.Theacademic requirementsof theprogramprovideafoundationforcontinuedstud-iesshouldthestudentdecidetofurtherpursuehisorhereducationortraining.

The automotive technology program has beenreviewedbytheNationalAutomotiveTechnicianEducation Foundation and has full AutomotiveServiceExcellence(ASE)certification.Thestudentispreparedandisencouragedtotaketheappro-priateASEcertificationexams.

Thegeneralservicetechniciancertificateprogrampreparestheindividualforbasic,entry-levelemploy-mentintheautomotiveserviceindustry.Theprogramprovidescourseworkspecializinginbrakes,undercarmechanical,andthesteeringandsuspensionof the contemporary automobile and light truckthataffectvehiclecontrolandsafety.

Thechassisandelectricaltechnicianspecializationcertificate program prepares the individual forbasic, entry-level employment in the automotiveserviceindustry.Theessentialsofthemechanical,electricalandenvironmental systemsof thecon-temporaryautomobileand light truckaremajorcomponentsoftheprogram.

Thepowertrainanddriveabilitytechnicianspecial-izationcertificateprogrampreparestheindividualforbasic,entry-levelemploymentintheautomotiveserviceindustry.Theprogramprovidescourseworkspecializinginthemechanicalandelectricalsystemsofthecontemporaryautomobileandlighttruckthataffectoptimumoperationanddriveability.

Courses completed in the certificate programsmaybeappliedtowardtheassociatedegreeinautomotivetechnology.

Thegeneraleducationcorewilltransfertoavarietyofcollegesanduniversities.Contactacounselororfacultymemberatanyofthecollegesforspe-cificinformationandtoobtaintherecommendedsequencingofcourses.

GENERAL SERVICE TECHNICIAN CERTIFICATE

(C1_GST1 certificateofferedatLSC-MontgomeryandNorthHarris)


AUMT 1405 IntrotoAutomotiveTechnology 4AUMT 1407AutomotiveElectricalSystems 4AUMT 1410AutomotiveBrakeSystems 4AUMT 1416SuspensionandSteering 4 SEMESTER TOTAL 16

Second Semester CreditAUMT1 2380CooperativeEducationOR 3AUMT1 2328AutomotiveService SEMESTER TOTAL 3

TOTAL Credit Hours forGeneral Service Technician Certificate 19

1 Capstonecourse

CHASSIS AND ELECTRICAL TECHNICIAN SPECIALIzATION

CERTIFICATE(C1_CET1 certificateofferedatLSC-NorthHarris)


AUMT 1405 IntrotoAutomotiveTechnology 4AUMT 1407AutomotiveElectricalSystems 4AUMT 1410AutomotiveBrakeSystems 4AUMT 2425AutoTransmission&Transaxle 4 SEMESTER TOTAL 16



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TOTAL Credit Hours for Chassis and ElectricalTechnician Specialization Certificate 32

1 To be selected from the remaining AUMT courses forwhichprerequisiteshavebeenmet.

Note:Therequiredcapstoneexperiencewillbecompletedbytakingadepartmentalexam.ItisstronglysuggestedthatthefollowingA.S.E.examsbetakenbythestudent:theElectricalexamandoneelectiveexam.

POWER TRAIN AND DRIVEABILITY TECHNICIAN SPECIALIzATION

CERTIFICATE(C1_PTD1 certificateofferedatLSC-NorthHarris)


AUMT 1405 IntrotoAutomotiveTechnology 4AUMT 1407AutomotiveElectricalSystems 4 SEMESTER TOTAL 8

Second Semester CreditAUMT 2417EnginePerformanceAnalysisI 4AUMT 2425AutoTransmissions&Transaxle 4AUMT 1419AutomotiveEngineRepair 4 SEMESTER TOTAL 12

Third Semester CreditAUMT 2434EnginePerformanceAnalysisII 4AUMT 2437AutomotiveElectronics 4AUMT 2413ManualDriveTrainandAxles 4 SEMESTER TOTAL 12

TOTAL Credit Hours for Power Train and Drive-ability Technician Specialization Certificate 32

Note:Therequiredcapstoneexperiencewillbecompletedbytakingadepartmentalexam.ItisstronglysuggestedthatthefollowingA.S.E.examsbetakenbythestudent:theEnginePerformanceexamandtheElectricalexam.

AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGYAssociate of applied science degree, Tech Prep(AAS_AUTO degreeofferedatLSC-NorthHarris)


AUMT 1405 Intro.toAutomotiveTechnology 4

AUMT 1407AutomotiveElectricalSystems 4ENGL 1301CompositionandRhetoricI 3Elective1 Social/BehavioralScience 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 14

Second Semester CreditAUMT 1410AutomotiveBrakeSystems 4AUMT 1419AutomotiveEngineRepair 4SPCH 1318 InterpersonalCommunication 3TECM 1303TechnicalCalculations 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 14

Third Semester (Summer) CreditAUMT 2417EnginePerformanceAnalysisI 4HUMA21301 IntroductiontotheHumanitiesI 3ITSC 1401 IntroductiontoComputers 4KINE Anyphysicalactivitycourse 1

SEMESTER TOTAL 12


AUMT3 Elective 4AUMT 2434EnginePerformanceAnalysisII 4AUMT 2380CooperativeEducationOR 3AUMT 2328AutomotiveServiceCHEM 1405 IntroductoryChemistry 4 SEMESTER TOTAL 15

Second Semester CreditAUMT3 Elective 4AUMT 1445AutoHeating&AirConditioning 4AUMT 2381CooperativeEducation 3AUMT 2437AutomotiveElectronics 4 SEMESTER TOTAL 15

TOTAL Credit Hours for AutomotiveTechnology Specialization 70

1 SeecorerequirementsforAASdegreeforoptions.2 Meetsmulticulturalrequirement3 Automotiveelectives tobeselectedfromAUMT1416,

2413,2425 Therequiredcapstoneexperiencewillbecompletedby

takingadepartmentalexitexam.ItisstronglysuggestedthatthefollowingA.S.E.examsbetakenbythestudent:the Engine Repair exam, Engine Performance exam,Electricalexamandoneelectiveexam.

Note:Studentsmustmeetmathcompetency(MATH0308orhigher).

AvIATION mANAGemeNT

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theprogramincludescoursesinairportmanage-ment,finance,meteorology,operations,safety,andairportdesign.Studentswillgainknowledgeandexperiencethroughclassesfocusedonmanagementskills,knowledgeoftheaviationindustry,generaleducationandcooperativeeducation.Employmentopportunitiesareavailableatairports,privateandcommercial airlines, government agencies andaviationservicecompanies.Formoreinformation,contactcounselingorafacultymember.

AVIATION MANAGEMENTAssociate of applied science degree

(AAS_AVIM degreeofferedatLSC-NorthHarris)

Prerequisite Semester CreditCOSC 1401MicrocomputerApplications 4 SEMESTER TOTAL 4


AIRP 1313 IntroductiontoAviation 3AIRP 1317PrivatePilotGroundSchool 3ENGL 1301CompositionandRhetoricI 3BMGT 1309 InformationandProjectMgmt. 3MATH 1314CollegeAlgebra 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 15

Second Semester CreditElective1 SpeechElective 3BMGT 1327PrinciplesofManagement 3AIRP 1307AviationMeteorology 3ACCT 2401PrinciplesofAccountingI 4KINE Anyphysicalactivitycourse 1 SEMESTER TOTAL 14


AVIM 2331AirlineManagement 3AVIM 2339AviationMarketing 3ACCT 2402PrinciplesofAccountingII 4HRPO 2307OrganizationalBehavior 3AVIM 2337AviationLaw 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 16

Second Semester CreditECON 2302Microeconomics 3AVIM 2335AirportManagement 3Elective2 Humanities/FineArts 3GEOL 1405EnvironmentalGeology 4AVIM3 1380CooperativeEducation-Aviation/ AirwayMgmt&Ops 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 16

TOTAL Credit Hours for Aviation Management AAS Degree 65

1 ChoosefromSPCH1311,1318,1321orBUSI23042 Mustmeetmulticulturalrequirement3 Capstonecourse

BIOTeCHNOlOGyBiotechnologyisacontinuallyevolvingfieldofferingsolutions toproblemsinfieldssuchasforensics,pharmaceutical,medicalresearch,alternativefuels,andagriculture.LSC-Montgomeryofferstheskillsnecessary for entry-levelwork in thebioscienceindustry.Thebiotechnologyassociateofappliedscience(AAS)degreeprogramoffersexperiencesincellculture,laboratorymethods,molecularbiology,andlaboratoryinstrumentation.Additionally,theprogramincludesasequenceofbiology,chemis-try,andmicrobiology.Inthefinalsemesteroftheprogram,studentsworkasinternsinareabiotech-nologycompaniesormedicalcenterresearchlabstocomplete their training. The LSC-Montgomerybiotechnologyprogramisthetop-rankedprograminTexasandtheonlyonetoberatedas“Exemplary”bytheTexasHigherEducationCoordinatingBoard.Inaddition,thebiotechnologyassociate’sdegreeprogramisratedasarecognizedbiotechnologyprogrambytheTexasSkillStandardsBoard(TSSB)asithasintegratedthestate’sbiotechnologyandbiomedicalskillstandardsintoitsprogram.

After completing theAASdegree, studentsmaychoosetotransfertoaneighboringuniversityandenrollina“2+2”programleadingtoabachelor’sdegreeinbiotechnologyorrelatedfields.Currently,suchaprogramexistswiththeUH–DowntownandtheUniversityofTexas,MedicalBranch.ThecoursesforseveralofthesebachelordegreeprogramsareofferedattheLSC-UniversityCenter,locatedontheLSC-Montgomerycampus.

ForstudentswithanASorBSdegreeinthenaturalsciences, LSC-Montgomery offers an advancedtechnicalcertificate(ATC)inbiotechnology.StudentswhohavetakentheprerequisitecoursesinchemistryandbiologycancompletetheBiotechnologyATCinoneyear.Theprogramrequiresonlysevencourses,includinganinternship,andthusallowsstudentsrapidentryintothebiotechworkforce.

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TheLSC-MontgomeryBiotechnologyInstitute(MCBI)wascreatedtoestablishapointofcontactforallbiotechnologytraininginquiries.TheInstitute’sgoalis topreparestudents forall levelsofentry intothebiotechnologyindustry.TheMCBIfunctionstoidentifyandmeetbiotechnologyindustrytrainingneeds,recruitstudentsusingavarietyofoutreachprograms,helpretrainworkerschangingcareersthroughtheBiotechnologyATC,andpartnerwithfour-year programs. Please e-mail [email protected],call936.273.7060,orvisitourWebsite at http://montgomery.LoneStar.edu/biotechformoreinformationabouttheMCBI.

BIOTECHNOLOGYAssociate of applied science degree

(AAS_BIOT degreeofferedatLSC-Montgomery)


BIOL 1406BiologyI 4BITC 1211 Intro.toBiotechnology 2CHEM 1405 IntroductoryChemistryOR 4CHEM 1411GeneralChemistryIENGL 1301Composition&RhetoricI 3MATH 1314CollegeAlgebra 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 16

Second Semester CreditBIOL 2420MedicalMicrobiologyOR 4BIOL 2421GeneralMicrobiologyBITC 1402BiotechnologyLabMethods&Tech-

niques 4CHEM 1419 IntroOrganic/BiochemistryOR 4CHEM 1412GeneralChemistryIIITSC 1401 IntroductiontoComputersOR 4COSC 1401MicrocomputerApplicationsENGL 1302Composition&RhetoricII 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 19


BIOL 1407BiologyII 4BIOL 2416Genetics 4BITC 2411BiotechnologyLabInstrumentation 4PHIL 2306 IntroductiontoEthics 3KINE Anyphysicalactivitycourse 1BITC 1191SpecialTopicsinBiotechnology 1 SEMESTER TOTAL 17

Second Semester CreditBITC 2441MolecularBiologyTechniques 4

BITC 2431CellCultureTechniques 4SPCH 1311 IntrotoSpeechCommunicationOR 3SPCH 1315PublicSpeakingOR SPCH 1321BusinessandProfessional CommunicationSOCI1 1301PrinciplesofSociologyOR 3SOCI1 2319MinorityStudiesBITC 1191SpecialTopicsinBiotechnology 1 SEMESTER TOTAL 15

Third Semester CreditBITC2 2486 Internship 4 SEMESTER TOTAL 4

TOTAL Credit Hours for BiotechnologyAAS Degree 71

1 Meetsmulticulturalrequirement2 Capstonecourse

BIOTECHNOLOGY ADVANCED TECHNICAL CERTIFICATE

(C4_BIO4 certificateofferedatLSC-Montgomery)


BITC 1402BiotechnologyLabMethods& 4 TechniquesBITC 2411BiotechnologyLabInstrumentation 4BIOL 2416Genetics 4BITC 1191SpecialTopicsinBiotechnology 1 SEMESTER TOTAL 13

Second Semester CreditBITC 2431CellCultureTechniques 4BITC 2441MolecularBiologyTechniques 4BITC 1191SpecialTopicsinBiotechnology 1 SEMESTER TOTAL 9

Third Semester CreditBITC 2486 Internship 4 SEMESTER TOTAL 4

TOTAL Credit Hours for BiotechnologyAdvanced Technical Certificate 26

COmPUTeR INFORmATION TeCHNOlOGy

Thecomputerinformationtechnologydepartmentofferseducationalprogramsdesignedtoprovidestudentswithcurrenttechnologicalskillsneededfortheworkplace.Workingcloselywithlocalbusinessand community leaders, several certificatesanddegreeshavebeendevelopedformanyworkforceneeds, including advancing career or college



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•Firsttimecomputerusers•High school graduates with some computer

training•Professionalsseekingcross-trainingorupdated

skills

Theinformationtechnologycertificateisdesignedforthosewithlittleorminimalcomputertrainingandallowsstudentstochooseanareaofconcen-tration fromthemoreadvancedspecialtycertifi-cates.Thecomputercorecoursesallowstudentsto explore technology software, hardware andtelecommunicationsbeforedecidingonanareaofspecialization.

Thespecialtycertificatesdesignedforthosewhowantadvancedskillsinclude:

•PCDesktoporPCSupport•ComputerNetworking•CiscoInternetworking•E-BusinessWebDeveloper

Someofthejobmarkettitlesaddressedbythesecertificatesare:

•PCDesktopSupportTechnician•NetworkTechnician•IntegratedTechnologySpecialist•NetworkAdministrator•NetworkEngineer/Designer•NetworkSecuritySpecialist•Programmer(VisualBASIC,C++,RPG, ACCESSdatabase,Java,XML&C#)•MicrocomputerSpecialist•E-CommerceApplicationSpecialist• InternetDeveloper

Studentsseekingdegreesincomputerinformationtechnologymayfollowaplanthataddsacademiccoursestothetwolevelsofcertificates.StudentswhohavedegreesorwhohavearticulatedcoursesfromhighschoolmayreceiveadditionaltraininginareassuchasVisualBasic.NET,C,RPGprogram-ming,andNetworkSecurity.Inreviewingstudentplacement, consideration isgiven for significantworkexperience.

Studentswillfindcoursework,taughtbycertifiedinstructors,inourcertificateanddegreeprograms

thatleadtoprofessionalcertificationfromvendorssuchasMicrosoft,CiscoandOracle.

Thegeneraleducationcorecourses,COSCclasses,andsometechnicalcoursestransfertoavarietyofuniversities.TechnicalAASdegreestransferintotaltosomeuniversities.Contactacounselororadvisoratanycollegeforspecificinformationandtoobtaintherecommendedsequencingofcourses.

Studentsinterestedintransferringtoabachelor’sprogram in computer science should considercompletingtheA.A.degreewithafieldofstudyin computer science. See theacademic transfersectionofthiscatalogfordetails.

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY CERTIFICATE

(C1_CIT1 certificateofferedatLSC-CyFair,Kingwood,Montgomery,NorthHarrisandTomball)


ITSC 1401 IntroductiontoComputersOR 4COSC 1401MicrocomputerApplications SEMESTER TOTAL 4

Second Semester CreditBMGT 1309 Information&ProjectManagement 3ITSC 1405 IntrotoPCOperatingSystems 4ITNW1 1425FundmntlsofNetworkingTechnlgs4POFT 1301BusinessEnglish 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 14

TOTAL Credit Hours for InformationTechnology Certificate 18

1 Capstonecourse

MICROSOFT OFFICE SPECIALIST CERTIFICATE

(C1_MSO1 certificateofferedatLSC-CyFair,Kingwood,Montgomery,NorthHarrisandTomball)


ITSC 1401 IntroductiontoComputersOR 4COSC 1401MicrocomputerApplicationsITSW 1301 IntroductiontoWordProcessing 3POFT 1301BusinessEnglish 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 10

Second Semester CreditITSC1 2331 IntegratedSoftwareAppl.IIIOR 3



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ITSC1 2380CooperativeEducationITSW 1404 IntroductiontoSpreadsheets 4ITSW 1407 IntroductiontoDatabases 4 SEMESTER TOTAL 11

TOTAL Credit Hours for MicrosoftOffice Specialist Certificate 21

1 Capstonecourse

INTEGRATED TECHNOLOGY BASIC CERTIFICATE

(C1_ITB1 certificateofferedatLSC-NorthHarris)

Prerequisite Semester CreditITSC 1401 IntroductiontoComputersOR 4COSC 1401MicrocomputerApplications SEMESTER TOTAL 4


ITSC 1405 IntrotoPCOperatingSystems 4ITSC 1425PersonalComputerHardware 4ENGL 1301Composition&RhetoricI 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 11

Second Semester CreditITCC 1401CiscoExploration1-Network

Fundamentals 4ITCC 1404CiscoExploration2-Routing 4 ProtocolsandConceptsSPCH 1321BusinessandProfessional 3

CommunicationITNW 1472ComputerVirtualization 4 SEMESTER TOTAL 15

TOTAL Credit Hours for Integrated Technology Basic Certificate 30

INTEGRATED TECHNOLOGY ADVANCED CERTIFICATE

(C2_ITA2 certificateofferedatLSC-NorthHarris)





Fundamentals 4ITCC 1404CiscoExploration2-Routing 4 ProtocolsandConceptsSPCH 1321BusinessandProfessional 3 CommunicationITNW 1472ComputerVirtualization 4 SEMESTER TOTAL 15

Third Semester CreditITCC 2408CiscoExploration3-LANSwitching 4 andWirelessITCC 2410CiscoExploration4-Accessing 4 theWANMATH 1314CollegeAlgebra 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 11


ITMT 1470Windows7ClientConfiguration 4 70-680ITMT 1471WindowsServer2008 4Elective1 TechnicalElective 3-4ITSY 1442 InformationTechnologySecurityORITSC 1407UNIXOperatingSystemI 4 SEMESTER TOTAL 15-16

TOTAL Credit Hours for Integrated Technology Advanced Certificate 56-57

1 ChoosefromITSE1445,ITNW2452,ITSY2400,ITSY2401,EECT1371,EECT1307,ITMT1472,ITMT2470

INTEGRATED TECHNOLOGYAssociate of applied science degree, Tech Prep(AAS_ITEC degreeofferedatLSC-NorthHarris)





Fundamentals 4ITCC 1404CiscoExploration2-Routing 4 ProtocolsandConceptsSPCH 1321BusinessandProfessional 3 CommunicationITNW 1472ComputerVirtualization 4 SEMESTER TOTAL 15



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Third Semester CreditITCC 2408CiscoExploration3-LANSwitching 4 andWirelessITCC 2410CiscoExploration4-Accessing 4 theWANMATH 1314CollegeAlgebra 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 11


ITMT 1470Windows7ClientConfiguration 4 70-680ITMT 1471WindowsServer2008 4Elective1 TechnicalElective 3-4ITSY 1442 InformationTechnologySecurityORITSC 1407UNIXOperatingSystemI 4 SEMESTER TOTAL 15-16

Second Semester CreditElective1 TechnicalElective 3-4Elective2 CapstoneCourse 3-4SOCI3 1301PrinciplesofSociology 3KINE Anyphysicalactivitycourse 1HUMA31301 IntroductiontotheHumanitiesI 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 13-15

TOTAL Credit Hours forIntegrated Technology AAS 69-72

1 ChoosefromITSE1445,ITNW2452,ITSY2400,ITSY2401,EECT1371,EECT1307,ITMT1472,ITMT2470.

2 CapstonechoosefromITSC2381,ITSY2443,ITSE2433orITSE2456

3 Meetsmulticulturalrequirement

COMPUTER NETWORKING SPECIALIzATION

Associate of applied science degree, Tech Prep(specializationsofferedatLSC-CyFair,Kingwood,

NorthHarrisandTomball)

Prerequisite Semester CreditITSC 1401 IntroductiontoComputersOR 4COSC 1401MicrocomputerApplicationsORCPMT 1403 Intro.toComputerTechnology SEMESTER TOTAL 4


BMGT 1309 Information&ProjectManagement 3Elective1 Social/BehavioralScience 3ITSC 1405 IntrotoPCOperatingSystems 4ITNW 1425FundamentalsofNetwkgTechnlgs 4ENGL 1301Composition&RhetoricI 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 17

Second Semester CreditElective1 Humanities/FineArts 3Tech.Track2 TechnicalNetworkingCore 4Tech.Track2 TechnicalNetworkingCore 4KINE Anyphysicalactivitycourse 1POFT 1301BusinessEnglishOR 3BUSI3 2304BusinessCommunications SEMESTER TOTAL 15


Elective4,7 Math/NaturalScience 3-4ITSC 1425PersonalComputerHardware 4Tech.Track2 TechnicalNetworking 4Tech.Track2 TechnicalNetworking 4 SEMESTER TOTAL 15-16

Second Semester CreditElective4 GeneralEducation 3Elective5 TechnicalElective 3-4Elective5 TechnicalElective 3-4ITSC6 2439PersonalComputerHelpDesk 3-4 SupportORITSC6 2380CooperativeEducation SEMESTER TOTAL 12-15

TOTAL Credit Hours for Computer NetworkingSpecialization AAS 63-67

1 Tomeetmulticulturalrequirement,chooseanapprovedcoursefromeithersocial/behavioralscienceorhumani-ties/fineartselective

2 AllTechnicalNetworkingcoursesmustbechosenfromthesametrack:

Microsoft Track (AAS_CNMS): ITMT1470, ITMT1471,ITMT1472,ITMT2470

Cisco Track (AAS_CNCI):ITCC1401,ITCC1404,ITCC2408,ITCC2410

3 Coursemeetsspeechcompetency4 Chooseelectivefromgeneraleducationrequirements5 ChooseTechnicalElectivefromITMT2xxx,ITCC2xxx,

ITSC,ITSW,ITNW,IMED,GRPH,orCPMT6 Capstonecourse7 Ifscienceoptionischosen,mathcompetencymustbemet

(MATH0308orhigher)

NETWORK ADMINISTRATOR CERTIFICATE - MCSA/CCNA

(certificateofferedatLSC-CyFair,Kingwood,NorthHarrisandTomball)

Prerequisite Semester CreditITNW1 1425FundamentalsofNetwkgTechnlgs 4ITSC 1401 IntroductiontoComputersOR 4COSC 1401MicrocomputerApplications SEMESTER TOTAL 8



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Second Semester CreditTech.Track2 TechnicalNetworking(1st8weeks) 4Tech.Track2 TechnicalNetworking(2nd8weeks) 4 SEMESTER TOTAL 8

TOTAL Credit Hours forNetwork Administrator MCSA/CCNA Certificate 24

1 ITNW1425FundamentalsofNetworkingTechnologiesisrequiredforMicrosofttrackonly

2 Alltechnicalnetworkingcoursesmustbechosenfromthesametrack:

Microsoft Track(C1_MCSA):ITMT1470,ITMT1471,ITMT1472,ITMT2470

Cisco Track (C1_CCNA): ITCC1401,ITCC1404,ITCC2408,ITCC2410

NETWORK ENGINEER CERTIFICATE - MCSE/CCNP

(certificateofferedatLSC-CyFair,Kingwood,NorthHarrisandTomball)

Prerequisite Semester CreditITNW1 1425FundmntlsofNetworkingTechnlgsOR 4ITCC1 1401CiscoExploration1-Network FundamentalsITSC 1401 IntroductiontoComputersOR 4COSC 1401MicrocomputerApplications SEMESTER TOTAL 8



Second Semester CreditTech.Track2 TechnicalNetworking(1st8weeks) 4Tech.Track2 TechnicalNetworking(2nd8weeks) 4 SEMESTER TOTAL 8



Second Semester CreditTech.Track2 TechnicalNetworking 4Elective3 TechnicalNetworkingElective 4 SEMESTER TOTAL 8

TOTAL Credit Hours forNetwork Engineer MCSE/CCNP Certificate 40

1ITNW1425FundamentalsofNetworkingTechnologiesis required forMicrosoft trackonly. ITCC1401CiscoExploration1-NetworkFundamentalsisrequiredfortheCiscotrackonly.

2 Alltechnicalnetworkingcoursesmustbechosenfromthesametrack:

Microsoft Track (C1_MCSE): ITMT 1470, ITMT 1471,ITMT1472, ITMT2470, ITMT24XX, ITNW24XX ordepartmentalapprovedcourse

Cisco Track (C1_CCNP): ITCC1404, ITCC2408, ITCC2410,ITCC2450,ITCC2451,ITCC2452,ITCC2453

3 Select technical networking elective from ITNW, ITMTITSC,ITCC

PC DESKTOP SPECIALIST CERTIFICATE(C1_PCDS certificateofferedatLSC-CyFair,

Kingwood,Montgomery,NorthHarrisandTomball)



Second Semester CreditBMGT 1309 Information&ProjectManagement 3ITNW 1425FundamentalsofNetwkgTechnlgsORITCC 1401CiscoExploration1-Network Fundamentals 4ITSC 1405 IntrotoPCOperatingSystems 4POFT 1301BusinessEnglish 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 14

Third Semester CreditITSW 1301 IntrotoWordProcessing 3ITSW 1404 IntroductiontoSpreadsheets 4POFT 1325BusMath&MachineApplications 3POFT1 2331AdministrativeSystems 3IMED 1316WebDesignI 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 16

TOTAL Credit Hours forPC Desktop Specialist Certificate 34

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Second Semester CreditElective1 ProgrammingLanguage 3-4Elective1 ProgrammingLanguage 4ITNW 1425FundamentalsofNetwkgTechnlgsORITCC 1401CiscoExploration1-Network

Fundamentals 4ITSC 1405 IntrotoPCOperatingSystems 4 SEMESTER TOTAL 15-16


Elective2 ProgrammingLanguage 4 (sequencecourse)Elective2 ProgrammingLanguage 4 (sequencecourse)ITSE 1350SystemAnalysisandDesign 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 11

Second Semester CreditITSE3 2459Adv.ComputerProgrammingOR 3-4ITSE3 2380CooperativeEducation SEMESTER TOTAL 3-4

TOTAL Credit Hours for ProgrammingSpecialist Certificate 39-42

1 ITSE1356,1430,1432,1407,1418,1414,24172 ITSE2449,2431,2451,2435,1492orINEW24383 Capstonecourse

PROGRAMMING SPECIALIST SPECIALIzATION

Associate of applied science degree, Tech Prep(AAS_CSPS degreeofferedatLSC-CyFair,Kingwood,

Montgomery,NorthHarrisandTomball)


Elective1 GeneralEducation 3ENGL 1301Composition&RhetoricI 3ITSC 1401 IntroductiontoComputersOR 4COSC 1401MicrocomputerApplicationsITSE 1402ComputerProgrammingOR 3-4COSC 1309LogicDesignMATH2 Elective 3-4 SEMESTER TOTAL 16-18

PC SUPPORT SPECIALIST CERTIFICATE(C2_PCSS certificateofferedatLSC-CyFair,




Second Semester CreditBMGT 1309 Information&ProjectMgmt 3ITNW 1425FundamentalsofNetwkgTechnlgsORITCC 1401CiscoExploration1-Network Fundamentals 4ITSC 1405 IntrotoPCOperatingSystems 4POFT 1301BusinessEnglish 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 14

Third Semester CreditIMED 1316WebDesignI 3ITSW 1404 IntroductiontoSpreadsheets 4ITSW 1301 IntrotoWordProcessing 3POFT 1325BusMath/MachineApplications 3POFT 2331AdministrativeSystems 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 16


Elective1 TechnicalOR 3-4ACNT 1303 IntroductiontoAccountingIENGL 1301Composition&RhetoricI 3ITSC 1425PersonalComputerHardware 4ITSC2 2439PersonalComputerHelpDesk SupportOR 3-4ITSC2 2380CooperativeEducationITSW 1407 IntroductiontoDatabase 4 SEMESTER TOTAL 17-19

TOTAL Credit Hours forPC Support Specialist Certificate 51-53

1 SelectfromITCC,ITSC,ITSE,ITSW,ITNW,ITMT,IMED,GRPHorCPMT

2 Capstonecourse Note:Studentsmustmeetmathcompetency(MATH0308

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PROGRAMMING SPECIALIST CERTIFICATE

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TOTAL Credit Hours for EnhancedSkills Certificate 12

GRAND TOTAL for AAS Degree withEnhanced Skills Certificate 73-79

1 Coursesused tomeet requirements inAAScannotbeusedtowardrequirementsinenhancedskillscertificate.

VISUAL BASICEnhanced Skills Certificate

(C3_CVB3 certificateofferedatLSC-CyFair,Kingwood,NorthHarrisandTomball)


ITSE1 1432 IntroductiontoVisualBasic.Net Programming 4 SEMESTER TOTAL 4

Second Semester CreditITSE1 2449Adv.VisualBASICProgramming 4ITSE1 2459Adv.ComputerProgramming 4 SEMESTER TOTAL 8

TOTAL Credit Hours for EnhancedSkills Certificate 12

GRAND TOTAL for AAS Degree withEnhanced Skills Certificate 73-79

1 CoursesusedtomeetAASrequirementscannotbeusedtomeetrequirementsinenhancedskillscertificate.

E-BUSINESS WEB DEVELOPER

CERTIFICATE(C1_WEB1 certificateofferedatLSC-CyFair,Kingwood,MontgomeryandNorthHarris)



IMED 1316WebDesignI 3ITSE 1402ComputerProgramming 4ITSW 1407 IntroductiontoDatabase 4POFT 1301BusinessEnglish 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 14

Second Semester CreditElective1 ProgrammingLanguage 4ITSC 1405 IntrotoPCOperatingSystems 4

Second Semester CreditACNT 1303 IntroductiontoAccountingIOR 3-4ACCT 2401PrinciplesofAccountingIElective3 ProgrammingLanguage 3-4Elective3 ProgrammingLanguage 4ITSC 1405 IntrotoPCOperatingSystems 4 SEMESTER TOTAL 14-16


Elective4 Social/BehavioralScience 3Elective5 ProgrammingLanguage 4 (sequencecourse)Elective5 ProgrammingLanguage 4

(sequencecourse)KINE Anyphysicalactivitycourse 1SPCH 1318 InterpersonalCommunications 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 15

Second Semester CreditElective6 Technical 3-4Elective4 Humanities/FineArts 3ITNW 1425FundamentalsofNetwkgTechnlgsORITCC 1401CiscoExploration1-Network Fundamentals 4ITSE 1350SystemAnalysisandDesign 3ITSE7 2459Adv.ComputerProgrammingOR 3-4ITSE7 2380CooperativeEducation SEMESTER TOTAL 16-18

TOTAL Credit hours forProgramming Specialist Specialization 61-67

1 Choosefromgeneraleducationcourses2 ChoosefromMATH1314orhigherlevelcourse3 ITSE1356,1407,1430,1432,1418,1414,or24174 Tomeetmulticulturalrequirement,chooseanapproved

coursefromeithersocial/behavioralscienceorhumani-ties/fineartelective.

5 ITSE1492,2449,2431,2451,2435orINEW24386 ChoosefromITSE,ITSW,ITNW,ITSC,IMED,GRPH7 Capstonecourse

C++ PROGRAMMINGEnhanced Skills Certificate

(C3_CCP3 certificateofferedatLSC-CyFair,Kingwood,NorthHarrisandTomball)


ITSE1 1407 IntrotoC++Programming 4 SEMESTER TOTAL 4

Second Semester CreditITSE1 2431Adv.C++Programming 4ITSE1 2459Adv.ComputerProgramming 4 SEMESTER TOTAL 8



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Third Semester CreditElective2 ProgrammingLanguage 4ITSC 1407UNIXOperatingSystemI 4ITSE3 2472WebApplicationDevelopment 4 SEMESTER TOTAL 12

TOTAL Credit Hours forE-Business Web Developer Certificate 42

1 ITSE1432,1407,1445,14922 ITSE2449,2431,2454,2417,14923 Capstonecourse

E-BUSINESS WEB DEVELOPER SPECIALIzATION

Associate of applied science degree, Tech Prep(AAS_EBUS specializationofferedatLSC-CyFair,

Kingwood,andNorthHarris)



BMGT 1309 Information&ProjectManagement 3ITNW 1425FundamentalsofNetwkgTechnlgsORITCC 1401CiscoExploration1-Network

Fundamentals 4ITSC 1405 IntrotoPCOperatingSystems 4ITSE 1402ComputerProgramming 4POFT1 1301BusinessEnglish 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 18

Second Semester CreditElective2 ProgrammingLanguage 4IMED 1316WebDesignI 3ITSC 1407UNIXOperatingSystemI 4ITSW 1407 IntroductiontoDatabase 4MRKG 1311PrinciplesofMarketing 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 18


Elective3 AdvancedDatabases(SQL) 4Elective4 Humanities/FineArts 3Elective4 Social/BehavioralScience 3Elective5 ProgrammingLanguage 4 (sequencecourse)ENGL 1301Composition&RhetoricI 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 17

Second Semester CreditElective6 GeneralEducation 3Math7 Elective 3-4ITSE 2472WebApplicationDevelopment 4ITSE8 2380CooperativeEducationOR 3IMED8 2309 InternetCommerceORITSC8 2335ApplicationSoftwareProblemSolvingKINE Anyphysicalactivitycourse 1 SEMESTER TOTAL 14-15

TOTAL Credit hours for E-BusinessWeb Developer Specialization 71-72

1 Coursemeetscommunicationcompetency2 ChoosefromITSE1432,1407,1445,14923 ITSE2433,2456,orITSW2437dependingon concentration4 TomeetthemulticulturalcomponentfortheAASdegree,

chooseasocial/behavioralscienceORhumanities/fineartselective fromoneof thesecourses:GEOG1303,SOCI1301,ARTS1301,HUMA1301,orPHIL1304

5 ChoosefromITSE2449,2431,2454,2417,14926 Choosefromgeneraleducationelectives7 ChooseMATH1314orhigherlevelcourse8 Capstonecourse

COsmeTOlOGyThe program offers certificates for the facialspecialist,instructorlicenseandoperatorlicense.The certificate program is a full-time, 12-monthprogram for operator certificate and full-time,8-monthprogramforfacialspecialistcertificateandinstructorcertificate.AllthreecertificateprogramsareapprovedbytheTexasDepartmentofLicensingandRegulations.Upon successful completionoftheprogramrequirements,graduatesareeligibletotaketheirstateexam.Uponpassingtheirstateexam, program graduates become licensed topracticeintheStateofTexas.

Graduatesofthecosmetologycertificateprogramshave many employment opportunities includingbecomingahairdresser,skincarespecialist,andmake-upartist.Otherareasmaybetobecomearesearchassistantinthecosmetologyindustry,asalesrepresentativeforabeautyproduct,orbeautyeditor for newspapersandmagazines. Salariesvarydependingupontheplaceofemploymentandthegraduate’sskillsandnumberofworkhours.

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Admission criteria for Facial Specialist and Opera-tor Certificates:Inadditiontothesystemadmissionrequirements,thefollowingarerequirementsforadmissiontothecosmetologyprogram.

1.HighschooldiplomaorGED.2.CompletedENGL0304andENGL0306or

(ESOL)equivalent,orhigherlevelENGLcourseorplacementbytesting.

3.Minimumageof17years.4.Mandatoryattendanceatascheduledorienta-

tionsessionordepartmentalapproval.5.Programadmissionforstudentswithprevious

collegeexperiencerequires that thestudentbeindisciplinarygoodstandingatallformerinstitutions.Nostudentwillbeadmittedwhoisunderdisciplinary suspensionstatus fromanothercollegeorinstitution.Anysuchstatusrequires positive resolution from the otherinstitutionbeforeastudentwillbeconsideredforcosmetologyadmission.

After program admission approval, the studentmusthavetheregistrationformapprovedbythecosmetologyacademiccounselor.Applicantswhohave completed hours in cosmetology in othereducationalprogramsmayapplyforplacementbyexaminationforCSME1254,1310,1501,and1505.Officialverificationofthehourscompletedisrequired.

Admission criteria for Cosmetology Instructor Certificate:Inadditiontothesystemadmissionrequirementsthefollowingarerequirementsforadmissiontothecosmetologyinstructorcertificate.

1.HighschooldiplomaorGED.2.CurrentTexasoperator’slicense.3.Withinthepastfiveyears,applicantsmusthave

aminimumofthreeyearsworkexperienceasalicensedcosmetologistversedinallphasesofcosmetology.Verificationwillberequired.

4.Completionof12semesterhoursingeneraleducationincludingENGL1301.

5.Minimumageof18years.

6.Mustpasscomprehensivecosmetologyplace-mentexaminationbeforetakinganycosmetol-ogyinstructorclasses.

Progression RequirementsOnce admitted to the cosmetology program, astudent must attain a grade of “C” or better ineachcosmetologycourseaswellassatisfactoryattendancerecord(refertoCosmetologyStudentHandbook)inordertoprogressintheprogram.

Readmission PolicyAstudentwhowithdraws from the cosmetologyprogrammaybere-admittedonlyoncewith therecommendationofthedepartmentfaculty.

COSMETOLOGY INSTRUCTOR CERTIFICATE

(C1_CIN1 certificateofferedatLSC-KingwoodandNorthHarris)

Prerequisite Semester CreditENGL 1301Composition&RhetoricI 3Electives1 GeneralEducation 9 SEMESTER TOTAL 12


CSME 1434CosmetologyInstructorI 4CSME 1435OrientationtotheInstruction 4 ofCosmetologyCSME 2414CosmetologyInstructorII 4 SEMESTER TOTAL 12

Second Semester CreditCSME 2415CosmetologyInstructorIII 4CSME 2444CosmetologyInstructorIV 4CSME 2445 InstructionalTheory&ClinicalOper 4 SEMESTER TOTAL 12

TOTAL Credit Hours forCosmetology Instructor Certificate 36

1 Suggested general education electives are those thatappearintheCosmetologyAASdegreeplans

Note: Capstone experience is completed by taking adepartmentalexam.

COSMETOLOGY INSTRUCTORAssociate of applied science degree

(AAS.COSI degreeofferedatLSC-KingwoodandNorthHarrispendingCoordinatingBoardap-

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ENGL 1301Composition&RhetoricI 3SPCH 1315PublicSpeakingOR 3SPCH 1318 InterpersonalCommunicationPSYC 2301GeneralPsychology 3KINE 1304PersonalHealth 3Elective1 Math/NaturalScience 3–4 SEMESTER TOTAL 15-16

Second Semester CreditCSME 1434CosmetologyInstructor 4CSME 1435OrientationtotheInstructionof

Cosmetology 4CSME 2414CosmetologyInstructorII 4ITSC 1401 IntroductiontoComputersORCOSC 1401MicrocomputerApplications 4 SEMESTER TOTAL 16


CSME 2415CosmetologyInstructorIII 4CSME 2444CosmetologyInstructorIV 4CSME 2445 InstructionTheory&Clinic Operation 4GOVT 2301AmericanGovernment 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 15

Second Semester CreditBUSG 2309SmallBusinessManagement/

Entrepreneurship 3HRPO 1311HumanRelations 3ENGL 1302Composition&RhetoricII 3MRKG 2333PrinciplesofSellingOR 3Elective2 BusinesscourseKINE Anyphysicalactivitycourse 1Elective3 Humanities/FineArts 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 16

TOTAL Credit Hours for Cosmetology Instructor AAS degree 62-63


2 ChooseonecoursefromMRKG,BUSG,orHRPOwithdepartmentalapproval

3 Mustmeetmulticulturalrequirement Note: Capstone experience is completed by taking a

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COSMETOLOGY OPERATOR CERTIFICATE

(C1_COP1 certificateofferedatLSC-KingwoodandNorthHarris)


CSME 1254ArtistryofHairDesignI 2CSME 1310 IntrotoHaircutting&RelatedTheory 3CSME 1501OrientationtoCosmetology 5CSME 1505FundamentalsofCosmetology 5 SEMESTER TOTAL 15

Second Semester CreditCSME 1553ChemicalReformationand 5 RelatedTheoryCSME 2310 IntermediateHaircuttingand 3 RelatedTheoryCSME 2337AdvancedCosmetologyTechniques 3CSME 2501PrinciplesofHairColoring 5 andRelatedTheory SEMESTER TOTAL 16

Third Semester CreditCSME 2539AdvancedHairDesign 5CSME 2541Prep.fortheStateLicensingExam 5 SEMESTER TOTAL 10

TOTAL Credit Hours forCosmetology Operator Certificate 41

Note: Capstone experience is completed by taking adepartmentalexam.

FACIAL SPECIALIST CERTIFICATE(C1_FCL1 certificateofferedatLSC-Kingwood

andNorthHarris)


CSME 1420OrientationtoFacialSpecialist 4CSME 1421PrinciplesofFacial/Esthetic 4 TechnologyICSME 1248PrinciplesofSkinCare 2 SEMESTER TOTAL 10

Second Semester CreditCSME 1447PrinciplesofSkinCare/Facialsand

RelatedTheory 4CSME 1445PrinciplesofFacial/Esthetic 4 TechnologyIICSME 2431PrinciplesofFacial/Esthetic 4 TechnologyIII SEMESTER TOTAL 12

TOTAL Credit Hours for FacialSpecialist Certificate 22

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COSMETOLOGY FACIALAssociate of applied science degree

(AAS.COSF degreeofferedatLSC-KingwoodandNorthHarrispendingCoordinatingBoardap-

provalforfall,2010)


ENGL 1301Composition&RhetoricI 3SPCH 1315PublicSpeakingOR 3SPCH 1318 InterpersonalCommunicationPSYC 2301GeneralPsychology 3KINE 1304PersonalHealth 3Elective1 Math/NaturalScience 3–4 SEMESTER TOTAL 15-16

Second Semester CreditCSME 1420OrientationtoFacialSpecialist 4CSME 1248PrinciplesofSkinCare 2CSME 1421PrinciplesofFacial/Esthetic

TechnologyI 4ITSC 1401 IntroductiontoComputersOR 4COSC 1401MicrocomputerApplications SEMESTER TOTAL 14


CSME 1445PrinciplesofFacial/Esthetic TechnologyII 4CSME 1447SkinCareandFacialTheoryPrin. 4CSME 2431PrinciplesofFacial/Esthetic TechnologyIII 4GOVT 2301AmericanGovernment 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 15

Second Semester CreditBUSG 2309SmallBusinessManagement/

Entrepreneurship 3HRPO 1311HumanRelations 3ENGL 1302Composition&RhetoricII 3MRKG 2333PrinciplesofSellingOR 3Elective2 BusinesscourseKINE Anyphysicalactivitycourse1Elective3 Humanities/FineArts 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 16

TOTAL Credit Hours for Cosmetology FacialAAS Degree 60-61


2 ChooseonecoursefromMRKG,BUSG,orHRPOwithdepartmentalapproval

3 Mustmeetmulticulturalrequirement Note: Capstone experience is completed by taking a

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COSMETOLOGYAssociate of applied science degree

(AAS_COSM degreeofferedatLSC-KingwoodandNorthHarris)


ENGL 1301CompositionandRhetoricI 3KINE Anyphysicalactivitycourse 1SPCH1 Elective 3Elective2 Math/NaturalScience 3-4PSYC 2301GeneralPsychology 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 13-14

Second Semester CreditCSME 1254ArtistryofHairDesignI 2CSME 1310 IntrotoHaircutting&RelatedTheory 3CSME 1501OrientationtoCosmetology 5CSME 1505FundamentalsofCosmetology 5 SEMESTER TOTAL 15


CSME 1553ChemicalReformation& 5 RelatedTheoryCSME 2310 IntermediateHaircutting& 3 RelatedTheoryCSME 2337AdvancedCosmetologyTechniques 3CSME 2501PrinciplesofHairColoring& 5 RelatedTheory SEMESTER TOTAL 16

Second Semester CreditCSME 2539AdvancedHairDesign 5CSME 2541Prep.fortheStateLicensingExam 5Elective3 Humanities/FineArts 3ITSC 1401 IntroductiontoComputers 4 SEMESTER TOTAL 17

TOTAL Credit Hours for CosmetologyAAS Degree 61-62

1 ChoosefromSPCH1311,1315,1318,or1321.2 See core requirements for AAS degree for options. If

scienceoptionischosen,mathcompetencymustbemet(MATH0308orhigher).

3 Mustmeetthemulticulturalrequirement. Note: Capstone experience is completed by taking a

departmentalexam.

DeNTAl HyGIeNeTheLoneStarCollegeSystem(LSCS)offersanas-sociateofappliedscienceindentalhygieneatLSC-Kingwood.ThedentalhygienecurriculumofferedatLSC-Kingwoodisastructuredintenseprogramwithdidacticandclinicalpracticetakingplacein



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thehealthsciencebuildingontheLSC-Kingwoodcampus.Externalrotationsareintegratedintothesecondyearcurriculumforexperiencesoutsideoftheschool setting.Thisprogram isdesigned forthoseinterestedinbecomingaregistereddentalhygienist.Graduatesarepreparedtofunctioninavarietyofsettingsincludingprivatedentaloffices,dentalclinicsorpublicdentalhealthcareclinics.TheAASindentalhygieneprogramincludesgen-eraleducationcoursesasafoundationfordentalhygienecourses.Prerequisitecoursesaredesignedtoallowthestudentanopportunitytoexperiencethetypeofcourseworkthatwillbeinvolvedinthestudyofdentalhygiene.

Thedentalhygieneprogramisacompetitiveen-tranceadmissionsprogram.Gotohttp://www.LoneStar.edu/dental-hygiene-dept-kingwood.htmfor information about admission requirements,selectioncriteriaandapplicationprocessfortheprogram.

Studentsmayberequired tosuccessfullypassabackgroundcheckanddrugscreen.Also,regula-tionsrequirethatstudentscompletetheHepatitisBimmunizationseriespriortothefirstdayofclass.Thisimmunizationseriestakes6monthstocomplete.

DENTAL HYGIENEAssociate of applied science degree

(AAS_DNHY degreeofferedatLSC-Kingwood)

Prerequisite Semester CreditCHEM 1405 IntroductiontoChemistry 4ENGL 1301CompositionandRhetoricI 3BIOL 2401HumanAnatomyand 4 PhysiologyISOCI1 1301PrinciplesofSociology 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 14


BIOL 2402HumanAnatomyand 4 PhysiologyIIDHYG 1301OrofacialAnatomy,Histology& 3 EmbryologyDHYG 1331PreclinicalDentalHygieneCare 3DHYG 1203PreventiveDentalHygieneI 2DHYG 1304DentalRadiology 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 15

Second Semester CreditBIOL 2420MedicalMicrobiology 4BIOL 2305Pathophysiology 3

DHYG 1260Clinical-DentalHygiene/ 2 HygienistIDHYG 1211Periodontology 2DHYG2 1207GeneralandDentalNutrition 2DHYG 2201ContemporaryDental 2 HygieneCareIPSYC 2301GeneralPsychology 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 18

Third Semester (Summer) CreditDHYG 1219DentalMaterials 2DHYG 1160Clinical-DentalHygiene/ 1 HygienistII SEMESTER TOTAL 3


SPCH 1318 InterpersonalCommunication 3DHYG 1235PharmacologyfortheDental 2 HygienistDHYG 2231ContemporaryDental 2 HygieneCareIIDHYG 2362Clinical-DentalHygiene/ 3 HygienistIIIDHYG 1339GeneralandOralPathology 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 13

Second Semester CreditPHIL 2306 IntroductiontoEthics 3DHYG 1215CommunityDentistry 2DHYG 1123DentalHygienePractice 1DHYG3 2363Clinical-DentalHygiene/ 3 HygienistIV SEMESTER TOTAL 9

TOTAL Credit Hours for AAS Degree 72

1 Meetsmulticulturalrequirement2Meetswellnesscompetency3 Capstonecourse Note:Studentsmustmeetmathcompetency(MATH0308

orhigher)

DIAGNOsTIC meDICAlsONOGRAPHy

The associate of applied science degree in di-agnostic medical sonography, the associate ofappliedsciencedegreeinechocardiographyandthe advanced technical certificate in diagnosticmedical sonography are designed to preparegraduates for employment in the healthcare in-dustryinthesonographyprofession.Theprogramisalsodesignedtoprovideopportunitiesforjobadvancementandretentionforcurrentlyemployedradiologictechnologists.



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Prior to application for the diagnostic medical sonography or echocardiography programs: Studentsmustcompleteallappropriatedevelop-mentalcourseworkorretakethesectionofASSET,ACCUPLACER, COMPASS, or THEA and scorehighenough toplace intocollege-level courses.TodetermineyourStudentSuccessInitiative(SSI)status,seeacollegeadvisor.StudentsmustcompleteENGL1301,MATH1314,PHYS1401or1410,BIOL2401and2402prior to thefirstDMSO/DSAEcourseintheAASdegree.RADR1313andRADR2305maybesubstitutedforthePHYScourserequirement. Interested students should visit thewebsite, http://cyfair.LoneStar.edu/sonographyforinformationregardingtechnicalstandardsfortheprofession,applications,andadmissioncriteriafortheprogram.

StudentswhocurrentlyholdanARRTcertificationor a two-year degree in a patient care healthprogramareeligibleforadmissiontothecertifi-cateprogram.StudentswhodonotholdanARRTcertificationoratwo-yeardegreeinapatientcarehealthprogramwouldapplyfortheAASinDMSorEchocardiography.

Admission Criteria:Clinicalspaceislimited,sostudentsareadmittedonacompetitivebasis.InadditiontothegeneraladmissionrequirementsoftheLSCS,thefollowingrequirementsmust bemet in order to apply foradmissiontotheDiagnosticMedicalSonographyAASprograms.

1.Collegeentry-levelabilityinmathematicsandEnglish(reading/writing)asdefinedbyLSCS.For further information, contact any of thestudentdevelopmentoffices.

2.SatisfactorycompletionofAnatomyandPhysi-ologyIandII(BIOL2401&BIOL2402)witha“C”orbetterwithinthepreviousfiveyearsandpriortosubmissionofanapplicationfortheDiagnosticMedicalSonographyPrograms.Refresheranatomy&physiologycoursesareavailable through continuing education forstudentswhosebiologyisolderthanfiveyearsandwhodonotdesiretorepeatthecoursesforcredit.Thegradesearnedfromtheoldercreditbiologycourseswillbeusedforgradepointcalculationwhereapplicable.

3.Complete the followingcourseswitha “C”orbetter:ENGL1301,MATH1314,PHYS1401or1410

4.Acumulativegradepointaverage(GPA)ofatleast2.0incollege.

5.Studentsmust register forand take thePSBHealthOccupationsAptitudeTest.

6.MustcompleteHepatitisBimmunizationseriespriortothefirstclinicalcourse(thismaytake3to6monthstocomplete).Applicantsmustprovidewrittendocumentationofallimmuni-zationsor titers receivedandasatisfactoryphysical examona college-approved formfoundontheWebsite.

7.Prospectivestudentsarerequiredtoattendaninformationsessionandobtainaninformationsessioncertificate.

8.Finalacceptanceintotheprogramiscontingentupon a satisfactory background check (asrequiredbyclinicalfacilities)thatiscompletedbyacollegeapprovedagencyatthestudent’sexpense.Clinicalfacilitiesmayalsorequirecompletionofsatisfactorydrugscreeningandverificationofmedicalinsurance.

Readmission Guidelines:ApplicantswhohavefailedorwithdrawnfromanyLSCSsonographyprogramwillbeconsideredonanindividualbasis.Readmissionisnotautomatic.Itisbasedonremediationofanidentifiedproblemareaandspaceavailability.Studentswhowishtobereadmittedmustinterviewwiththeprogram’sReadmissionCommitteeandfollowcurrentreadmis-sionguidelines.Atthisinterview,thestudentwillbeaskedtodescribewhatstepshavebeentakenintheinterveningmonthstoimprovethechanceofsuccessandanactionplanforimprovementofacademicand/orclinicalperformance.Inaddition,students seeking readmission must submit threelettersoftheirstandingfromthepriorsonographyprogram.Onelettershouldbea“reportofstatus”fromtheformerprogramdirector.Readmissionintothesonographyprogrammustoccurwithinoneyearofnon-completion.Astudentmaybereadmittedintothesonographyonetimeonly.

Transfer Guidelines:Anindividual’srequesttotransferintoanyLSCSsonographyprogramwillbereviewedonanindi-vidualbasisbytheprogramdirector.Classplace-



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DMSO 2351DopplerPhysics(12weeks) 3DMSO 1367PracticumII(13weeks) 3ITSC 1401 IntroductiontoComputersOR 4COSC 1401MicrocomputerApplications SEMESTER TOTAL 13


DMSO 2245AdvancedSonographyPractices 2DMSO 2130AdvancedUltrasoundReview 1Elective Humanities/FineArts 3DMSO42366PracticumIII 3DSVT 2200VascularTechnologyApplications 2 SEMESTER TOTAL 11

TOTAL Credit Hours for Diagnostic MedicalSonography AAS Degree 72

1 RADR1313ANDRADR2305maybesubstitutedforthePHYScourserequirement.

2 Meetscommunicationcompetency;DMSO1210meetswellnesscompetency

3 Meetsmulticulturalcourserequirement4 Capstonecourse StudentsmustpasstheTHEAtestandplaceintocollege

levelreading,writingandmathpriortoenteringprogram.Studentsmust completePHYS1401OR1410,ENGL1301,MATH1314,BIOL2401and2402priortothefirstDMSOcourse.Oralcommunicationswillbewoventhroughoutlaboratorycoursesandclinicalcourses.

ECHOCARDIOGRAPHYAssociate of applied science degree

(AAS_ECHO degreeofferedatLSC-CyFair)

Prerequisite Semester CreditITSC 1401 IntroductiontoComputersORCOSC 1401MicrocomputerApplications 4BIOL 2401HumanAnatomyandPhysiologyI 4MATH 1314CollegeAlgebra 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 11

Second Prerequisite Semester CreditBIOL 2402HumanAnatomyandPhysiologyII 4PHYS1 1401GeneralPhysicsIOR 4PHYS1 1410ElementaryPhysicsENGL 1301CompositionandRhetoricI 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 11


DMSO21210 IntroductiontoSonography 2DMSO 1302BasicUltrasoundPhysics 3DSAE 2403CardiovascularConcepts 4DSAE2 1360Clinical 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 12

mentisbasedonpreviousachievementandspaceavailability.Admissionisconsideredonlyifpriorprogramenrollmenthasbeenwithinone(1)year.

1.Completionofofficialtransferapplication.2.Writtenstatementfromthestudentdescribing

his/her reasons for originally leaving theprogram.

3.Submit current official transcripts from anycolleges or universities that the student hasattended.

4.Submitthreelettersofhis/herstandingfromthe prior sonography program. One lettershouldbea“reportofstatus”fromtheformerprogramdirector.

DIAGNOSTIC MEDICAL SONOGRAPHYAssociate of applied science degree

(AAS_SONO degreeofferedatLSC-CyFair)

Prerequisite Semester CreditBIOL 2401HumanAnatomyandPhysiologyI 4MATH 1314CollegeAlgebra 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 7

Second Prerequisite Semester CreditBIOL 2402HumanAnatomyandPhysiologyII 4PHYS1 1401GeneralPhysicsIOR 4PHYS1 1410ElementaryPhysicsENGL 1301CompositionandRhetoricI 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 11


DMSO21210 IntroductiontoSonography 2DMSO21360Clinical 3DMSO 1405SonographyofAbdominopelvic 4 CavityDMSO 1302BasicUltrasoundPhysics 3DMSO 1351SonographicSectionalAnatomy 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 15

Second Semester CreditDMSO 1366PracticumI 3DMSO 2253SonographyofSuperficialStructures 2SOCI3 1301 IntroductiontoSociology 3DMSO 2405SonographyofObstetrics/ Gynecology 4DMSO 1342 IntermediateUltrasoundPhysics 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 15

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Second Semester CreditDSAE 1415Principals-AdultEchocardiography 4DMSO 1342 IntermediateUltrasoundPhysics 3DSAE 2304EchocardiographicEvaluationof PathologyI 3DSAE2 1364PracticumI 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 13

Third Semester CreditDSAE 2337EchocardiographicEvaluationof PathologyII 3DMSO 2351DopplerPhysics 3SOCI3 1301 IntroductiontoSociology 3DSAE2 2364PracticumII 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 12


DSAE 2335AdvancedEchocardiography 3DSVT 2200VascularTechnologyApplications 2DMSO42130AdvancedUltrasoundReview 1Elective Humanities/FineArts 3DSAE1 2365PracticumIII 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 12

TOTAL Credit Hours for Echocardiography AAS Degree 71

1 RADR1313ANDRADR2305maybesubstitutedforthePHYScourserequirement.

2 Meetscommunicationcompetency;DMSO1210meetswellnesscompetency

3 Meetsmulticulturalcourserequirement4 Capstonecourse StudentsmustpasstheTHEAtestandplaceintocollege

levelreading,writingandmathpriortoenteringprogram.Studentsmust complete PHYS1401OR1410, ENGL1301,MATH1314,BIOL2401and2402priortothefirstDSAEcourse.Oralcommunicationswillbewoventhroughoutlaboratorycoursesandclinicalcourses.

SONOGRAPHY NON-INVASIVE

VASCULAR TECHNOLOGY ENHANCED SKILLS CERTIFICATE

(C3_NIV3 certificateofferedatLSC-CyFair)


DSVT 2330Non-InvasiveCerebralVascular 3Evaluation

DSVT 2418Non-InvasivePeripheralVascular 4Evaluation

DSVT 1364PracticumI 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 10

Second Semester CreditDSVT1 1265PracticumII 2DSVT 2335AdvancedNon-InvasiveVascular 3

Technology SEMESTER TOTAL 5

TOTAL Credit Hours for SonographyEnhanced Skills Certificate 15

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SONOGRAPHY ADVANCED TECHNICAL CERTIFICATE

(C4_SON4 certificateofferedatLSC-CyFair)


DMSO 1210 IntroductiontoSonography 2DMSO 1351SonographicSectionalAnatomy 3DMSO 1405SonographyofAbdominopelvic 4 CavityDMSO 1302BasicUltrasoundPhysics 3DMSO 1360Clinical 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 15

Second Semester CreditDMSO 1366PracticumI 3DMSO 1342 IntermediateUltrasoundPhysics 3DMSO 2405SonographyofObstetrics/ Gynecology 4DMSO 2253SonographyofSuperficialStructures 2 SEMESTER TOTAL 12

Third (Summer Semester) CreditDMSO 1367PracticumII(13weeks) 3DMSO 2342SonographyofHighRisk 3 Obstetrics(12weeks)DMSO 2351DopplerPhysics(12weeks) 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 9


DSVT 2200VascularTechnologyApplications 2DMSO12366PracticumIII 3DMSO 2130AdvancedUltrasoundReview 1DMSO 2245AdvancedSonographyPractices 2 SEMESTER TOTAL 8

TOTAL Credit Hours for SonographyAdvanced Technical Certificate 44

1 Capstonecourse Note:Admissiontotheprogramrequiresgraduationfrom

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eleCTRICIANIf you have been fascinated by electricity, thenyoumightwanttolookatacareerasanelectri-cian. Electricians enjoy one of the higher paidspecialty-industry fields with a solid future asAmericabecomesmoredependentonconsistentandwell-maintainedsuppliesofelectricity.

Therearetwogeneraltypesofelectricalwork:

• Construction work, which includes readingblueprints, wiring, installing, and testingelectricalsystems;and

• Maintenance work, which involves trouble-shooting,testing,fixingandupgradingalreadyinstalled, improperly functioning, electricalsystems.

Some electricians become electrical inspectors,enterteachingprograms,orworkasconstructionconsultants. A few enter training programs tobecomecontractors.Electriciansarealsofindingthattheirprofessionisbecominglinkedwiththosewhodocomputerandtelecommunicationswiring.Over 15 percent of electricians take additionalclasses on telecommunications systems, wiring,andelectricalinterfaces.

At LSC-Tomball, specialized electrician coursesareofferedthatemphasizeapplicationmorethantheoreticaldevelopment.Thecoursescomplementon-the-jobtrainingandmirrorrealworldsituationsbyprovidingclassroomstudieswithhands-onappli-cationsinhigh-techlaboratories.Theprogramalsoworkswithlocalelectricianproviders/companiestoensurethattheclassfocusmeetstheirneedsandonpreparingthestudenttopasstheTexasStateLicensingexam.

Thecorecourseswilltransfertoavarietyofcollegesand universities. Contact a counselor or facultyadvisor for specific informationor toobtain therecommendedsequencingofcourses.

SOLAR PHOTOVOLTAIC SYSTEM ELECTRICIAN MARKETABLE SKILLS

AWARD(MSC_SPSE awardofferedatLSC-Tomball)


ELPT 1325NationalElectricalCodeI 3DFTG 1325BlueprintReadingandSketching 3ELPT 1429ResidentialWiringOR 4ELPT 1445CommercialWiringELMT 1302SolarPhotovoltaicSystems 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 13

TOTAL Credit Hours for Solar PhotovoltaicSystem Electrician Marketable Skills Award 13

RESIDENTIAL/COMMERCIAL ELECTRICIAN CERTIFICATE

(C1_REC1 certificateofferedatLSC-Tomball)


ELPT 1311BasicElectricalTheory 3ELPT 1315ElectricalCalculationsI 3ELPT 1321 IntrotoElectricalSafetyandTools 3ELPT 1325NationalElectricalCodeI 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 12

Second Semester CreditELPT 2325NationalElectricalCodeII 3DFTG 1325BlueprintReadingandSketching 3ELPT1 1429ResidentialWiring 4ELPT 1445CommercialWiring 4 SEMESTER TOTAL 14

TOTAL Credit Hours for Residential/CommercialElectrician Certificate 26

1 Capstonecourse

emeRGeNCy meDICAl seRvICes PROFessIONsTheemergencymedicalservicesprofessionsassoci-ateofappliedsciencedegreeincludesknowledge,skillsandbehaviorsnecessarytorecognize,assess,andmanagemedicalemergenciesunderthesu-pervisionanddirectionofaphysician.Graduatescan expect career opportunities predominantlywithtransferandemergencyambulanceservices.

StudentscompletingcourseworkinthisprogramareeligibletotakeNationalRegistryexams.AdvancedplacementisavailableforEMT’s,EMT-I’sandpara-medicswhoarecurrentlycertifiedintheStateofTexasandwhoentertheEMSprofessionsprogramhavingtakenapprovedEMStrainingcoursesforwhichcollegecreditwasnotgiven.Contact the



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EMSPprogramdirectorforadditionalinformationconcerningadvancedplacementquestions.


Admissions Criteria:To be admitted to the EMSP program, studentsmustfirstmeetthebasicrequirementsforadmis-siontoLoneStarCollegeSystem(LSCS).However,admissiontoLSCSdoesnotconstituteautomaticacceptanceintotheEMSPprogram.

Admission to the program does not guaranteeeligibility for the National Registry Exams orcertificationbyTexasDepartmentofStateHealthServices.CriminalbackgroundchecksareapartofthescreeningprocessconductedbytheTexasDepartmentofStateHealthServices.Asaresult,somecandidatesmaybeineligibleforcertification.Clinical facilities require students to successfullypass a background check and possibly a drugscreen. Applicants must cover the costs of thebackgroundcheckanddrugscreen.CandidateswithconcernsabouttheirbackgroundinthisregardshouldcontacttheTexasDepartmentofStateHealthServices in Austin with specific concerns. LSCSpersonnelareunabletomakeanydeterminationsastoapotentialcandidate’seligibility.Ifatanytime during enrollment in any LSCS emergencymedicalservicesprogramastudentisconvictedofafelonyormisdemeanor,thestudentmustinformthedirectorandclinicalcoordinatorinwritingandsubmitacurrentbackgroundcheck.

PersonswishingtoenrollintheEMT-Basiccourse(EMSP1501/1160)must:

1.HoldahighschooldiplomaoraGED.2.ApplyforandachieveadmissiontoLSCS.3.Presentproofofsuccessfulcompletionofthe

AmericanHeartAssociation’sBasicLifeSup-portforHealthCareProviders,oranequivalentcourse approved by the program director,withintheprevioustwoyears.

4.Document immunization against tetanus,diphtheria,pertusis,mumps,measles,rubella,varicellaandHepatitisBpriortofirstscheduledclinicalrotation.

5.Documentnegativeresultsfromatuberculosistest(Mantoux)orchestx-rayperformedwithintheprevious12months.

StudentsmustmakeformalapplicationtotheEMSPdepartmenttopursuecourseworkbeyondEMSP1501/1160.Applicantswhoarecurrentlycerti-fiedattheEMT-BasicorEMT-IntermediatelevelorhavecompletedEMSP1501(EMT-Basic)andEMSP1160 (EMT-BasicClinical)butwhodonot holdEMT-BasiccertificationmaybeacceptedwiththeprovisionthattheyobtainEMT-Basiccertificationpriortobeginningthefirstparamedicclinicalrota-tion.Studentsareacceptedforadvancedcourseworkonlyinthefallsemester.

ThenumberofstudentsislimitedbyspacesavailableforclinicalexperienceinaffiliatedhospitalsandEMSproviderorganizations.Competitiveselectionofstudentsmaybenecessaryifthenumberofap-plicantsexceedsthenumberofseatsavailable.

An application portfolio must be submitted ac-cordingtothedeadlinesestablishedbytheEMSPdepartmentofeachcollegeprogram.Theportfoliomustinclude:

1.Acompletedapplicationforadmission.2.Documentationofhighschooldiplomaora

GED.3.Copiesofall relevantacademic transcripts:

high school, college or university, militaryserviceschools,andother(proprietyschools).

4.AresumeorcurriculumvitaeshowingworkhistorywithemphasisonEMSorotherhealthcareexperience.

5.Documentation of EMT-Basic certification.Students who currently are enrolled in anEMT-Basic course or who have completedEMT-Basiccourseworkandareengagedinthe credentialing process should provide astatementtothiseffect.

6.Verificationofimmunizationagainsttetanus,diphtheria,pertusis,mumps,measles,rubella,varicella,andHepatitisB.

7.Negativeresultsfromatuberculosisskintest(Mantoux)orchestx-rayperformedwithinthelast12months.

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approvedbytheprogramdirector,withintheprevioustwoyears.

Lettersregardingadmissionstatuswillbemailedoutat theconclusionoftheapplicationprocess.Additionalprogramcosts tobeassumedby thestudent includeuniforms,malpractice insurance,backgroundchecks,andskillsexaminationfees.

PleasevisittheWebsiteathttp://northharris.Lon-eStar.edu/EMSforadditionalinformation,includ-ingadownloadableapplicationfortheLSC-NorthHarrisprogram.LSC-NorthHarrisisanationallyaccreditedprogram through theCommissiononAccreditationofAlliedHealthEducationPrograms.

Tomeetcommunityneeds,LSC-CyFairoffersaoneyearparamedicacademy.PleasevisittheWebsiteathttp://cyfair.LoneStar.edu/EMSforadditionalinformationconcerningtheLSC-CyFairEMSpro-gramincludingadownloadableapplication.

EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES PROFESSIONS INTERMEDIATE

CERTIFICATE(C1_EMI1 certificateofferedatLSC-CyFair,

MontgomeryandNorthHarris)

LSC-CyFairoffersthiscertificateinanacceleratedschedule. Following completion of the prerequi-site semester, students can complete all coursesnecessary to earn the Intermediate Certificatewithinonesemester.Contactthefacultyformoreinformation.

Prerequisite Semester CreditEMSP 1160Clinical-EMTBasic 1EMSP 1501EMT-Basic 5 SEMESTER TOTAL 6


EMSP 1161Clinical-ParamedicI 1EMSP 1338 IntroductiontoAdvancedPractice 3EMSP 1356Pt.Assessment&AirwayMgmt 3EMSP 2348EmergencyPharmacology 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 10

Second Semester CreditEMSP 1162Clinical-ParamedicII 1EMSP 1355TraumaManagement 3EMSP 2338EMSOperation 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 7

TOTAL Credit Hours for Emergency MedicalServices Professions Intermediate Certificate 23

Note: It is recommended that students complete BIOL2401priortobeginningparamediccoursework.

StudentswillbepreparedtotakeTheNationalRegistryExam-Intermediate85aftercompletionofcertificate.

EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES PROFESSIONS PARAMEDIC

CERTIFICATE(C1_EMP1 certificateofferedatLSC-CyFair

andNorthHarris)LSC-CyFairoffersthiscertificateinanacceleratedschedule. Following completion of the prerequi-site semester, students can complete all coursesnecessarytoearntheparamediccertificatewithinoneacademicyear.Contactthefacultyformoreinformation.



EMSP 1161Clinical-ParamedicI 1EMSP 1338 IntroductiontoAdvancedPractice 3EMSP 1356Pt.Assessment&AirwayMgmt 3EMSP 2348EmergencyPharmacology 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 10

Second Semester CreditEMSP 1162Clinical-ParamedicII 1EMSP 1355TraumaManagement 3EMSP 2338EMSOperation 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 7

Third Semester CreditEMSP 2444Cardiology 4 SEMESTER TOTAL 4


EMSP 2160Clinical-ParamedicIII 1EMSP 2330SpecialPopulations 3EMSP 2434MedicalEmergencies 4 SEMESTER TOTAL 8

Second Semester CreditEMSP1 2143AssessmentBasedManagement 1EMSP 2361Clinical-EMS 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 4



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TOTAL Credit Hours for Emergency MedicalServices Professions Paramedic Certificate 39

1 Capstoneexperiencecourse Note: It is recommended that students complete BIOL

2401priortobeginningparamediccoursework.

EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES PROFESSIONS

Associate of applied science degree, Tech Prep(AAS_EMST degreeofferedatLSC-CyFair

andNorthHarris)LSC-CyFairofferstheassociateofappliedsciencedegree inanaccelerated schedule.Contact thefacultyformoreinformation.



BIOL 2401HumanAnatomy&PhysiologyI 4EMSP 1161Clinical-ParamedicI 1EMSP 1338 IntroofAdvancedPractice 3EMSP 1356Pt.Assessment&AirwayMgmt 3EMSP 2348EmergencyPharmacology 3KINE Anyphysicalactivitycourse 1 SEMESTER TOTAL 15

Second Semester CreditBIOL 2402HumanAnat.&PhysiologyII 4EMSP 1162Clinical-ParamedicII 1EMSP 1355TraumaManagement 3EMSP 2338EMSOperations 3ENGL 1301CompositionandRhetoricI 3KINE Anyphysicalactivitycourse 1 SEMESTER TOTAL 15

Third Semester CreditEMSP 2444Cardiology 4EMSP1 Elective 3Elective2 Humanities/FineArts 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 10


EMSP 2160Clinical-ParamedicIII 1EMSP 2330SpecialPopulations 3EMSP 2434MedicalEmergencies 4PSYC 2301GeneralPsychology 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 11

Second Semester CreditEMSP3 2143AssessmentBasedManagement 1

EMSP 2361Clinical-EMS 3GOVT 2301AmericanGovernment 3SOCI4 1301PrinciplesofSociology 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 10


1 ChoosefromEMSP2300,2352or23592 Seethecatalogforappropriatechoicesandrequirements

fortheassociateofappliedsciencedegree3 Capstonecourse4 Meetsmulticulturalrequirements Note:Studentsmustmeetmathcompetency(Math0308

orhigher).ItisrecommendedthatstudentscompleteBIOL2401priortobeginningparamediccoursework.

eNGINeeRING TeCHNOlOGy

ENGINEERING DESIGN GRAPHICS TECHNOLOGY

Theengineeringdesigngraphicstechnologyassoci-ateofappliedsciencedegreeprogrampreparesgraduates forentry-level careersasengineeringdesign technicians.Courseswithin theprograminclude technical design graphics applications,computer-aided design software and program-ming,solidmodelingdesign,appliedstrengthofmaterials,statics,technicalspecialtycourses,andgeneralacademiccourses.

Theengineeringdesigngraphics technologyas-sociateofappliedsciencedegreeisawardedforsuccessfulcompletionofthe62-69semestercredithoursrequiredinthedegreeplan.Studentsmayspecializeinarchitecturalengineeringtechnology,mechanicalengineeringtechnologyormetalbuild-ingdraftinganddesign.Studentsdesiringalesscomprehensiveprogrammayconsiderthecomputer-aided design operator/drafting certificate. Thiscertificate program includes 30 semester credithoursofrequiredtechnicalcourses.

Graduates of the engineering design graphicstechnologyassociateofapplied sciencedegreepossessthetechnicalskillsandknowledgetoper-formessentialdesignlayout,preparesupportingdocumentation,and create finishedengineeringdocumentationforproductionintheengineering,construction,ormanufacturingindustries.Awidevarietyofemploymentopportunitiesareavailabletograduates.



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Thegeneraleducationcoreandmany technicalcourseswilltransfertoavarietyofcollegesanduniversities.Contactacounselororfacultymemberatanyofthecollegesforspecificinformationandtoobtaintherecommendedsequencingofcourses.

COMPUTER-AIDED DESIGN OPERATOR/DRAFTING CERTIFICATE

(C1_EDD1 certificateofferedatLSC-CyFair,NorthHarrisandTomball)


DFTG 1305TechnicalDrafting 3DFTG 1309BasicComputer-AidedDrafting 3Elective1 DisciplineTrack 3TECM 1303TechnicalCalculationsOR 3MATH2 1314CollegeAlgebra SEMESTER TOTAL 12

Second Semester CreditElective1 DisciplineTrack 3Elective1 DisciplineTrack 3DFTG 2319 Interm.Computer-AidedDrafting 3DFTG 2340SolidModeling/Design 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 12

Third Semester CreditElective1 DisciplineTrack 3Elective1 DisciplineTrack 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 6

TOTAL Credit Hours for Computer-AidedDesign Operator/Drafting Certificate 30

1 Studentsmust select one of the two tracks belowandmaynotdeviatefromthemastheyprogressthroughthecertificate.

Discipline Track Courses Track 1: Architectural, Civil/Structural - CNBT 1311,

DFTG2331,DFTG1317,ARCE1352,DFTG2328

Track 2: Mechanical, Manufacturing, Product Design - MCHN1319,DFTG2302,DFTG2323,METL 1301,

INMT1311,DFTG2335ORCETT14092 StudentsplanningtocompletetheAASdegreeinarchi-

tectural engineering technology, pre-engineered metalbuildingdraftinganddesign,ormechanicalengineeringshouldtakeMATH1314-CollegeAlgebra.

Note:Acapstonecertificationexam is requiredofallcertificatestudentscompletingthecertificateprogram.Thecertificatewillnotbeawardedwithoutcompletionandpassingwithaminimumgradeof75percent.Coursesshouldbetakensequentially,intheordershown,consider-ingindividualpublishedcourseprerequisites.

ARCHITECTURAL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY SPECIALIzATION

Associate of applied science degree, Tech Prep(AAS_EDAE specializationofferedatLSC-CyFairand

NorthHarris)


ENGL 1301CompositionandRhetoricI 3DFTG 1305TechnicalDrafting 3MATH 1314CollegeAlgebra 3CNBT 1311ConstructionMethods&MaterialsI 3DFTG 1309BasicComputer-AidedDrafting 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 15

Second Semester CreditARCE 1352StructuralDrafting 3MATH 1316Trigonometry 3CNBT 1342BuildingCodes&Inspection 3DFTG 2331AdvTechnologiesArchitectural DesignandDrafting 3DFTG 2319 IntermediateComputer-Aided 3 Drafting SEMESTER TOTAL 15

Third Semester CreditDFTG 2328ArchitecturalDrafting-Commercial 3ENGL 2311TechnicalCommunicationsOR 3ENGL 1302CompositionandRhetoricIIKINE Anyphysicalactivitycourse 1 SEMESTER TOTAL 7


ARTS1 1304ArtHistorySurveyII 3ENTC 1343Statics 3DFTG 1371MetalBuildingSystemsI 3PHYS 1401GeneralPhysicsI 4DFTG 1317ArchitecturalDrafting-Residential 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 16

Second Semester CreditDFTG 1372StructuralSteelDetailing 3Elective2 Social/BehavioralScience 3SPCH3 SpeechElective 3ENTC 1423StrengthofMaterials 4ENTC4 2380CooperativeEducationOR 3DFTG4 2338FinalProject-AdvancedDrafting SEMESTER TOTAL 16

TOTAL Credit Hours for ArchitecturalEngineering Technology Specialization 69

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Associate of applied science degree, Tech Prep(AAS_EDME specializationofferedatLSC-CyFairand

NorthHarris)


MATH 1314CollegeAlgebra 3ENGL 1301CompositionandRhetoricI 3DFTG 1305TechnicalDrafting 3MCHN 1319ManufacturingMat.&Processes 3DFTG 1309BasicComputer-AidedDrafting 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 15

Second Semester CreditDFTG 2340SolidModeling/Design 3METL 1301 IntroductiontoMetallurgy 3MATH 1316Trigonometry 3DFTG 2302MachineDrafting 3DFTG 2319 IntermediateComputer-Aided 3 Drafting SEMESTER TOTAL 15

Third Semester CreditCETT 1409DC-ACCircuits 4ENGL 2311TechnicalCommunicationsOR 3ENGL 1302CompositionandRhetoricIIElective1 Humanities/FineArts 3KINE Anyphysicalactivitycourse 1

SEMESTER TOTAL 11


ENTC 1343Statics 3PHYS 1401GeneralPhysicsI 4DFTG 2335AdvancedTechnologiesin 3 MechanicalDesign&DraftingIEIR2 1310MotorControlsOR 3QCTC3 1303QualityControl SEMESTER TOTAL 13

Second Semester CreditENTC 1423StrengthofMaterials 4Elective1 Social/BehavioralScience 3DFTG2 2336CADProgrammingOR 3INMT3 1311ComputerIntegratedManufacturingENTC4 2380CooperativeEducationOR 3DFTG4 2338FinalProject-AdvancedDrafting SEMESTER TOTAL 13

TOTAL Credit Hours for MechanicalEngineering Technology Specialization 67

1 Seecollegecatalogforassociateofappliedsciencedegreegraduationrequirementsforalistingofelectives.Selectcourse fromeitherof theseareas tomeetmulticulturalrequirement.

2 IEIR 1310 and DFTG 2336 are intended for studentswanting to focus on being mechanical designers, butmayormaynotbewithinaproductionmanufacturingenvironment.

3 QCTC1303andINMT1311areintendedforstudentswantingtofocustheiremploymentwithinaproductionandmanufacturingenvironment.

4 Capstonecourse

PRE-ENGINEERED METAL BUILDING DRAFTING & DESIGN SPECIALIzATION

Associate of applied science degree, Tech Prep(AAS_EDMB specializationofferedatLSC-CyFair

andNorthHarris)


ENGL 1301Composition&RhetoricI 3CNBT 1311ConstructionMethods&MaterialsI 3DFTG 1305TechnicalDrafting 3MATH 1314CollegeAlgebra 3SPCH 1318 InterpersonalCommunication 3DFTG 1309BasicCAD 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 18

Second Semester CreditMATH 1316Trigonometry 3ARCE 1352StructuralDrafting 3DFTG 2331AdvTechnologiesArchitectural DesignandDrafting 3DFTG 2319 Interm.Computer-AidedDrafting 3ENGL 2311TechnicalCommunicationsOR 3ENGL 1302Composition&RhetoricII SEMESTER TOTAL 15


DFTG 1372StructuralSteelDetailing 3DFTG 2328ArchitecturalDrafting-Commercial 3ENTC 1343Statics 3DFTG 1371MetalBuildingSystemsI 3Elective1 Humanities/FineArts 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 15

Second Semester CreditDFTG 2371MetalBuildingSystemsII 3ENTC 1423StrengthofMaterials 4Elective1 Social/BehavioralScience 3ENTC2 2380CooperativeEducationOR 3DFTG2 2338FinalProject-AdvancedDraftingKINE Anyphysicalactivitycourse 1

SEMESTER TOTAL 14

TOTAL Credit Hours for Pre-EngineeredMetal Building Drafting & Design Specialization 62

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2 Capstonecourse

ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGYIfyouareinterestedinanexcitingandrewardingcareerwherepeopleandtechnologycometogether,electronicstechnologymaybeforyou.Specializedcoursesinelectronicstechnologyemphasizeap-plicationmorethantheoreticaldevelopment.Theprogramprovidesclassroomstudieswithhands-on,high-techlaboratories.Thestudentwillusethetoolsofmathematics,scienceandtelecommunications,aswellasthecalculator,computer,telecommunicationnetworksandotherlaboratoryequipment.

Electronics technologists fill entry-level positionsin industry, which include: circuit diagnostics,laboratory and field-testing, manufacturing andassembly,qualityassurance,technicalsales,fieldserviceandcertificationofnewinstallationprojects.Theyareinvolvedwithallproductsandsystemsof industry, includingradios,radars,computers,network/wirelesstelecommunicationsapplicationsandsecuritysystems,robots,audioandvideosys-tems,automotiveelectronics,medicalinstrumentsandnavigationsystems.

Offeredspecializationsprovideour students theopportunityforemploymentinsomeofthefollow-ingjobfunctions:

• ServiceShopTechnician• IndustrialManufacturingTechnician• LaboratoryTechnician• FieldServiceTechnician• EngineeringAssistant/AssociateEngineer• TechnicalWriter• TechnicalSales

Thecorecourseswilltransfertoavarietyofcollegesand universities. Contact a counselor or facultyadvisorforspecificinformation.

BASIC ELECTRONICS CERTIFICATE(C1_ELTE certificateofferedatLSC-CyFair)


ITSC 1401 IntroductiontoComputersOR 4

COSC 1401MicrocomputerApplications SEMESTER TOTAL 4

Second Semester CreditCETT 1403DCCircuits 4MATH 1314CollegeAlgebra 3CETT 1405ACCircuits 4 SEMESTER TOTAL 11

Third Semester CreditCETT1 1425DigitalFundamentals 4CETT 1429SolidStateDevicesOR 3-4Elective2 Technical SEMESTER TOTAL 7-8

TOTAL Credit Hours forBasic Electronics Certificate 22-23

1 Capstonecourse2 Approvedelectives includeanyCETT,CPMT,EECT,or

ITCCcourse.

COMPUTER ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY SPECIALIzATION

Associate of applied science degree, Tech Prep(AAS_CETS specializationofferedatLSC-CyFair)

Prerequisite Semester CreditITSC 1401 IntroductiontoComputersOR 4COSC 1401MicrocomputerApplicationsORCPMT 1403 IntroductiontoComputerTechnology SEMESTER TOTAL 4


CETT 1403DCCircuits 4Elective1 Humanities/FineArts 3Elective1 Social/BehavioralSciences 3ITSE 1402ComputerProgramming 4MATH 1314CollegeAlgebra 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 17

Second Semester CreditCETT 1405ACCircuits 4SPCH 1318 InterpersonalCommunications 3CETT 1425DigitalFundamentals 4Elective2 Technical 4ENGL 1301Composition&RhetoricI 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 18


CETT 1429SolidStateDevices 4CETT 1445Microprocessor 4CPMT 1445ComputerSystemsMaintenance 4MATH 1316Trigonometry 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 15



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Second Semester CreditITSY 1442 InformationTechnologySecurity 4CPMT 2433ComputerIntegration 4Elective3 Technical(CapstoneCourse) 3-4KINE Anyphysicalactivitycourse 1

SEMESTER TOTAL 12-13

TOTAL Credit Hours for Computer Engineering Technology Specialization 66-67

1 Tomeetmulticultural requirement, choose either SOCI1301oranyforeignlanguage

2 ChoosetechnicalelectivefromCPMT1449,EECT2439,ELMT2433,ordepartmentalapproval

3 Capstonecourse.ChoosefromCETT2449,EECT2380orELMT2433

FIRe sCIeNCeTeCHNOlOGy

Theassociateofappliedsciencedegreeinfiresci-encetechnologyisdesignedtopreparegraduatesforemploymentinthefireservicefield.Theprogramisalsodesignedtoprovideopportunitiesforjobadvancementforcurrentlyemployedfirefighters.Thestructuralfirefightingcertificateisforstudentswantingtopursueentrylevelopportunitiesasfirefighters.Interestedstudentsshouldcontactfiresci-encetechnologyfacultyforinformationregardingapplication andadmission to the program. Theassociateofappliedsciencedegreeinfiresciencetechnology is designed to enhance firefighters’knowledgebaseandhelpstudentsobtainadvance-mentopportunitiesinthefireservicefield.

BASIC STRUCTURAL FIREFIGHTER CERTIFICATE

(C1_BFF1 certificateofferedatLSC-CyFairandMontgomery)


FIRS 1301FirefighterCertificationI 3FIRS 1407FirefighterCertificationII 4FIRS 1313FirefighterCertificationIII 3FIRS 1319FirefighterCertificationIV 3FIRT 1171FirefighterAgility&FitnessPrep 1 SEMESTER TOTAL 14

Second Semester CreditFIRT ElectiveOR 3-5EMSP1 1501EmergencyMedicalTechnicianBasicFIRT ElectiveOR 1-3EMSP1 1160Clinical-BasicEMT

FIRT 2171FirefighterAgility&FitnessPrepII 1FIRS 1423FireCertificationV 4FIRS 1329FireCertificationVI 3FIRS2 1433FireCertificationVII 4 SEMESTER TOTAL 18

TOTAL Credit Hours forBasic Structural Fire Fighter Certificate 32

1 Coursesmustbetakenascorequisites.2 Capstonecourse

FIRE SCIENCE TECHNOLOGYAssociate of applied science degree

(AAS_FSCT degreeofferedatLSC-CyFair)


FIRS 1301FirefighterCertificationI 3FIRS 1407FirefighterCertificationII 4FIRS 1313BasicFirefighterCertificationIII 3FIRS 1319FirefighterCertificationIV 3FIRT1 1171FirefighterAgility&FitnessPrep 1 SEMESTER TOTAL 14

Second Semester CreditFIRT ElectiveOR 3-5EMSP2 1501EmergencyMedicalTechnicianBasicFIRT ElectiveOR 1-3EMSP2 1160Clinical-BasicEMTFIRS 1423FireCertificationV 4FIRS 1329FireCertificationVI 3FIRS 1433FireCertificationVII 4 SEMESTER TOTAL 17

Third Semester CreditENGL 1301CompositionandRhetoricI 3MATH 1314CollegeAlgebra 3COSC 1401MicrocomputerApplications 4 SEMESTER TOTAL 10


FIRT 1315HazardousMaterialsI 3FIRT 1319FirefighterHealthandSafety 3Elective3 Humanities/FineArts 3SPCH Elective 3Elective3 Social/BehavioralScience 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 15

Second Semester CreditFIRT 1327BuildingConstructioninthe 3 FireServiceFIRT/FIRS4 Elective 3FIRT4 Elective 3Elective5 CoreElective 3-4FIRT6 2380CooperativeEducation 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 15-16



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TOTAL Credit Hours for Fire Science AAS Degree 71-72

1Coursemeetswellnesscompetency2 Coursesmustbetakenascorequisites.3 Onecoursemustmeetmulticulturalrequirement.4 SelectfromFIRT1303,1305,1307,1338,1342,1343,

1345,2305,2307,2309,2333orFIRS23445 CoursemustbeselectedfromtheAAScorerequirements.6 Capstonecourse

GAme DesIGN AND sImUlATION

Thegamedesignandsimulationprogramwillallowstudents to taketheirpassionforplayinggamesandshapeitintothedevelopmentofgames.Uponcompletion, students will have experienced allaspectsofthegamedesignprocessfromconcepttocompletion.Theywillhavestudiedthefunctionofgamesandgameplay,developedinteractiveprojects thataddress thetechnicalchallengesofagame’sproduction.Studentswillgainvaluableexperiencewalkinganoriginalgameideathroughevery phase of development, with a completedandplayablegameattheendoftheprogramtoshowforit.

Thedegreeandcertificateprogramsarebasedon two areas of specialization; artist/designerand programmer/developer. Game artists anddesigners will learn what it takes to create the“who,what,where,andwhy”behindthestories,characters, artwork, and gameplay needed forgreat game design. Utilizing industry standardsoftware,artistsanddesignerswillalsocreatetheassets,characters,andenvironmentscalledforintheiroriginalgameidea.

Gameprogrammersanddeveloperswilllearnwhatittakestomakethegameworldandgameplayworkproperly.Theydeterminethe“how,”aligningthetechnicalsideofgamingwiththedesigner’svision.Thisincludesprogrammingcharacters,actionsandtriggeredeventstohowtheartificialintelligencerunsinthegame.Studentspursuinggamedevel-opmentwillgraduatewithasolidbackgroundinprogrammingusingC++and the knowledgeofmanipulatinggameenginesandleveleditors.

GAME DESIGN AND SIMULATION DESIGNER (ARTIST) CERTIFICATE

(C2_GDA2 certificateofferedatLSC-KingwoodandTomball)


ENGL 1301CompositionandRhetoricI 3GAME 1303 IntroductiontoGameDesign 3

andDevelopmentARTV 1303BasicAnimation 3ARTC 1302DigitalImagingI 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 12

Second Semester CreditARTS 1316DrawingI 3GAME 1335 InteractiveWritingI 3ARTV 13453-DModeling&Rendering 3IMED 1345 InteractiveDigitalMediaI 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 12


ARTV 13413-DAnimationI 3GAME 1304LevelDesign 3IMED 2345InteractiveDigitalMediaII 3ITSC 1401IntroductiontoComputerOR 4COSC 1401MicrocomputerApplications SEMESTER TOTAL 13

Second Semester CreditGAME12332ProjectDevelopmentIOR 3GAME12386InternshipGAME 2338GameTesting 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 6

TOTAL Credit Hours for Game Design &Simulation Designer (Artist) Certificate 43


orhigher)

GAME DESIGN AND SIMULATION DEVELOPER (PROGRAMMING)

CERTIFICATE(C2_GDP2 certificateofferedatLSC-Kingwood

andTomball)


ITSC 1401IntroductiontoComputerOR 4COSC 1401MicrocomputerApplicationsGAME 1303 IntroductiontoGameDesign 3

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ARTV 1303BasicAnimation 3ENGL 1301CompositionandRhetoricI 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 13

Second Semester CreditARTS 1316DrawingI 3GAME 1335 InteractiveWritingI 3ITSE 1402ComputerProgrammingOR 3-4COSC 1309LogicDesignMATH 1314CollegeAlgebra 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 12-13


ITSE 1407IntroductiontoC++OR 4COSC 1420“C”LanguageGAME 1304LevelDesign 3SOCI 1301PrinciplesofSociologyOR 3SPCH 1318InterpersonalCommunicationsKINE Anyphysicalactivitycourse 1

SEMESTER TOTAL 11

Second Semester CreditGAME12332ProjectDevelopmentIOR 3GAME12386InternshipGAME 2338GameTesting 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 6

TOTAL Credit Hours for Game Design & 42-43Simulation Developer (Programming) Certificate

1 Capstonecourse

GAME DESIGN AND SIMULATION DESIGNER (ARTIST) SPECIALIzATION

Associate of applied science degree(AAS_GDSA degreeofferedatLSC-Kingwood)


ITSC 1401IntroductiontoComputerOR 4COSC 1401MicrocomputerApplicationsGAME 1303 IntroductiontoGameDesign 3 andDevelopmentARTC 1302DigitalImagingI 3ARTV 1303BasicAnimation 3ARTS 1316DrawingI 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 16

Second Semester CreditARTV 13453-DModeling&Rendering 3IMED 1345 InteractiveDigitalMediaI 3ARTC 2305DigitalImagingII 3ARTC 1353ComputerIllustration 3ENGL 1301CompositionandRhetoricI 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 15


ARTV 13413-DAnimationI 3GAME 1335 InteractiveWritingI 3GAME 1304LevelDesign 3IMED 2345 InteractiveDigitalMediaII 3SOCI1 1301PrinciplesofSociology 3KINE Anyphysicalactivitycourse 1 SEMESTER TOTAL 16

Second Semester CreditARTV 23513-DAnimationII 3GAME 2332ProjectDevelopmentI 3MATH 1314CollegeAlgebra 3GAME 2338GameTesting 3SPCH 1318 InterpersonalCommunications 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 15

Third Semester CreditGAME22334ProjectDevelopmentIIOR 3GAME22386 Internship SEMESTER TOTAL 3

TOTAL Credit Hours for Gaming Design andSimulation Designer (Artist) AAS 65


GAME DESIGN AND SIMULATION DEVELOPER (PROGRAMMING)

SPECIALIzATIONAssociate of applied science degree

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ITSC 1401 IntroductiontoComputerOR 4COSC 1401MicrocomputerApplicationsGAME 1303 IntroductiontoGameDesignand Development 3MATH 1314CollegeAlgebra 3ARTV 1303BasicAnimation 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 13

Second Semester CreditARTS 1316DrawingI 3ENGL 1301CompositionandRhetoricI 3ITSE 1402ComputerProgrammingOR 3-4COSC 1309LogicDesignPHYS 1410ElementaryPhysics 4 SEMESTER TOTAL 13-14


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COSC 1420“C”LanguageGAME 1335 InteractiveWritingI 3GAME 1304LevelDesign 3SOCI1 1301PrinciplesofSociology 3KINE Anyphysicalactivitycourse 1 SEMESTER TOTAL 14

Second Semester CreditITSE 2431AdvancedC++Programming 4GAME 2332ProjectDevelopmentI 3GAME 1343Game&Simulation ProgrammingI 3GAME 2338GameTesting 3SPCH 1318 InterpersonalCommunications 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 16

Third Semester CreditGAME22334ProjectDevelopmentIIOR 3GAME22386 InternshipGAME 2344DirectXProgramming 3GAME 2303AIProgrammingI 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 9

TOTAL Credit Hours for Gaming Design andSimulation Developer AAS 65-66


GeOGRAPHICINFORmATION sysTemsThegeographicinformationsystems(GIS)certifi-catesanddegreeprogrampreparegraduatesforwide ranging career possibilities as entry-leveltechnicianstodataanalystsandprojectmanag-ersindiversefieldsofGISapplication.Fromdatacollectionandinput,tomanagementandanalysis,to project completion and information delivery,individualswilldeveloptheskillstoworkatmanylevelsofbusiness,industry,governmentagenciesandresearchanddevelopment.

TheGIStechniciancertificateisawardedforcomple-tionof23credithoursofcourseworkfocusingonproficiencyinGISsoftwareapplicationsanddatamanagement.TheGISanalystcertificateisawardedforcompletionof34-35credithoursofcourseworkandprovidesgraduatesadditionalskillstodevelopandanalyzedataandprepareprojectsfordeliverytoclients.TheassociateofappliedsciencedegreeforGISisawardedfor thecompletionof66-68credithoursofcourseworkandcooperativeworkexperience.Graduateswillhavetheessentialskillstomanagetheinitiation,developmentandcomple-

tionofGISprojectsrequiringdatacollection,datamanagement,analysis,mapproductdevelopmentandfinalreportwritingforpresentation.

Employmentopportunitiesarefarreachingatthepresenttime.TheincreasinguseofGISinnearlyeveryfieldofeducation,businessandgovernmentiscreatingastrongneedforskilledpersonnel.

Thegeneraleducationcorewilltransfertoavarietyof colleges and universities. Contact counselorsorGIS,geographyorgeologyfacultyforspecificinformationortoobtaintherecommendedsequenc-ingofcourses.

GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS-MARKETABLE SKILLS AWARD

(MSC.GINSawardofferedatLSC-CyFair)


GISC 1411 IntrotoGeographicInfoSystems 4GISC 1401CartographyandGeographyin 4 GISandGPSGISC 1421 IntroductiontoRaster-BasedGIS 4 SEMESTER TOTAL 12

TOTAL Credit Hours for GeographicInformation Systems Marketable Skills Award 12

GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS TECHNICIAN CERTIFICATE

(C1_GIT1 certificateofferedatLSC-CyFair)


COSC 1401MicrocomputerApplicationsOR 4ITSC 1401 IntroductiontoComputersGISC 1411 IntrotoGeographicInformation Systems(GIS) 4MATH 1314CollegeAlgebra 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 11

Second Semester CreditGISC1 1401CartographyandGeographyin 4 GISandGPSGISC 1421 IntrotoRaster-BasedGIS 4ITSW2 1407 IntroductiontoDatabases 4 SEMESTER TOTAL 12

TOTAL Credit Hours for GeographicInformation Systems Technician Certificate 23

1 Capstone2ITSE1402orITSE1432maysubstituteforITSW1407.



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Second Semester CreditGISC 1401CartographyandGeographyin 4 GISandGPSGISC 1421 IntrotoRaster-BasedGIS 4ITSW1 1407 IntroductiontoDatabases 4 SEMESTER TOTAL 12

Third Semester CreditGISC2 2380CooperativeEducationOR 3-4GISC2 1491SpecialTopicsGISC 2401DataAcquisition&AnalysisinGIS 4GISC 2411GISApplications 4 SEMESTER TOTAL 11-12

TOTAL Credit Hours for GeographicInformation Systems Analyst Certificate 34-35

1 ITSE1402orITSE1432maysubstituteforITSW1407.2 Capstone

GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS

Associate of applied science degree, Tech Prep(AAS.GINS degreeofferedatLSC-CyFair)



Second Semester CreditGISC 1401CartographyandGeographyin 4 GISandGPSGISC 1421 IntrotoRaster-BasedGIS 4ITSW1 1407IntroductiontoDatabases 4 SEMESTER TOTAL 12

Third Semester CreditGISC2 2380CooperativeEducationOR 3-4GISC2 1491SpecialTopics

GISC 2411GISApplications 4GISC 2401DataAcquisition&AnalysisinGIS 4 SEMESTER TOTAL 11-12

SECOND YEARFirst Semester

GEOL 1403PhysicalGeology 4DFTG 1305TechnicalDrafting 3GEOG 1300PrinciplesofGeography 3ENGL 1301Composition&RhetoricI 3MATH 1316Trigonometry 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 16

Second Semester CreditGISC2 2381CooperativeEducationOR 3-4GISC2 1491SpecialTopicsSPCH 1315PublicSpeaking 3DFTG 1309BasicComputer-AidedDrafting 3KINE Anyphysicalactivitycourse 1ENGL 2311TechnicalCommunications 3Elective3 Humanities/FineArts 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 16-17


1 ITSE1402orITSE1432maysubstituteforITSW14072 Capstonecourse3 Selectcoursetomeetmulticulturalrequirement

HeAlTH INFORmATIONTeCHNOlOGy

Thehealthinformationtechnology(HIT),techprepassociateofappliedsciencedegreeisdesignedtopreparegraduatesforentrylevelemploymentashealthinformationtechnicians.TheassociateofappliedsciencedegreeprogramisaccreditedbytheCommissiononAccreditationforHealthInfor-maticsand InformationManagementEducation.Thehospital-basedcodingcertificate iscurrentlyapprovedby theCouncilonCertificationof theAmerican Health Information Management As-sociation(AHIMA).ProgramaccreditationallowsAASdegreegraduates toapply forcertificationexaminationtobecomeRegisteredHealthInforma-tionTechnicians(RHIT).

Registeredhealthinformationtechniciansperformtechnicalmedicalrecordfunctionsvitaltotheop-erationoftheorganization,includinganalyzing,coding,andhealthrecordevaluation.Registeredhealthinformationtechniciansprocess,maintain,completeandreporthealth informationdataforreimbursement, facilityplanning,marketing, riskmanagement, utilization management, quality



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assessmentandresearch.Graduatesmaybeem-ployedinavarietyofsettingsincludinghospitals,healthmaintenanceorganizations,andotherhealthcarefacilities.

Thegeneraleducationcorewilltransfertoavarietyofcollegesanduniversities.Contactacounselororfacultymemberatanyofthecolleges/universitiesforspecificinformationandtoobtaintherecom-mendedsequencingofcourses.

Tomeet graduation requirements for anyof thecertificateordegreeprogramsinthehealthinforma-tiontechnologydepartment,studentsmustattainagradeof“C”orbetterineachmajorandgeneraleducationcourse.Courseswithgradeslessthana“C”mustberepeated.

Inaddition,studentsmustmeettheStudentSuccessInitiativerequirementsasestablishedbyLoneStarCollegeSystem.Studentsmustdemonstrateprofi-ciencyinMATH0308priortograduation.EventhoughtheprerequisitefortheHITmajorcoursesisMATH0306,otheracademiccoursessuchasBIOL2401requirethecompletionofMATH0308.OncetheprerequisiteforBIOL2401ismet,thestudenthasmetthisrequirementforgraduation.

Admission criteria for AAS degree:InordertobeconsideredforadmissiontotheHITprogram,studentsmustpassthecollege’sStudentSuccess Initiative requirements and THEA test.StudentswhoareexemptfromtheTHEAtestmusttake the ASSET or COMPASS test and receivecollege-levelplacement in reading,writing,andcompletion of MATH 0306 or higher. Studentsmustsubmitanapplicationthatcanbefoundonthecollege’swebsiteunder theHITdepartment.Prospectivestudentsmaysubmit the formonlineordownload the formandmail orbring to thedepartmentalofficeinWNSP-174M.Applicationsaredue July30 for fall entry into theprogram.Studentswishingtobegintheprogramatanyothertimebesidesthefallmaytakesomeofthesupportclassesorprerequisites for theprogramsuchasCOSCorITSC1401IntroductiontoComputersorHITT1305MedicalTerminology.

Applicants seekingadmission into thehealth in-formationtechnologyAASdegreeprogramandcodingcertificateprogrammustsuccessfullypassacriminalbackgroundcheck.Adrugscreenmayalsobe requiredbasedon termsofour clinical

affiliation agreement. Information on approvedvendorswillbeprovidedby theprogramdirec-tor. Studentsmaybe required to showproofofimmunizationssuchastetanusandMMR(mumps,measles,rubella).Studentsmayalsoberequiredtodocumentnegativeresultsfromatuberculosistest.Applicantsmustcoverthecostofthebackgroundcheck,immunizationsanddrugscreenifrequiredbyclinicalaffiliates.

Admission criteria for the hospital-based coding or the physician office-based certificate:Admission to either coding certificate programrequirescompletionofanapplicationfoundontheLSC-NorthHarrisWebsite.ApplicationsaredueJuly30forfallentry.Applicantsseekingadmissionintotheseprogramsmustsuccessfullypassacriminalbackgroundcheck.StudentsmayberequiredtoshowproofofimmunizationssuchastetanusandMMR(mumps,measles,rubella).Studentsmayalsoberequiredtodocumentnegativeresultsfromatuberculosistest.Applicantsmustcoverthecostofthebackgroundcheck, immunizationsanddrugscreenifrequiredbyclinicalaffiliates.Admissionrequiresthefollowing:

1.college-level reading and writing readinessskill;

2.completionofENGL0305&ENGL0307orhigher;

3.completionofMATH0306orhigher.

Acertificateinhospital-basedmedicalcodingpre-paresthetechniciantoassignacodetoamedicaldiagnosisorprocedure.Medical codersconsultclassificationmanualsandrelyontheirknowledgeofdiseaseprocessestoassigncodes.Aftercomple-tionofthecertificate,graduatesareeligibletositforanationalcertificationexamadministeredbyAHIMAandbecomecertifiedasacertifiedcodingassociate.Thecodingcertificateprogrambeginsinthesummersemester.Studentswishingtobeginthecertificateprogramatanyothertimebesidesthesummermaytakesomeofthecoreclassesorprerequisitesfortheprogram.

Thephysician-based coding certificatepreparesthetechniciantoworkinambulatorysettingssuchasclinicsanddoctors’offices.Alsoknownasbill-ingandcodingspecialists,themedicalbillerisanintegralpartofthemedicalteam.Theircontributionis essential to running themedical office. Since



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mostoftherevenuesgeneratedbyamedicalof-ficeinvolvepatientcare,billingandcollectingtherevenuegeneratedfrompatientcareisoneofthevitalfunctionsofthemedicalbiller.Medicalbillersmayalsohandlesuchthingsasfillingoutclaimforms, corresponding with patients, managingoffice supplies, and handling minor accountingfortheoffice.StudentscompletingthiscertificatewillbecertifiedbytheAmericanAssociationofProfessionalCodersafteroneyearofexperience.

Admission Criteria for medical transcription certificate:Thiscertificateisamulti-entryprogramforfallorspring.Studentsmayalsotakeclassesinthiscertifi-cateduringthesummer.Anapplicationisrequiredforadmission to theLSC-NorthHarrisprogram.Gotohttp://www.LoneStar.edu/health-info-tech-requirements.htmtoapply.Anapplicationisnotrequired for LSC-Kingwood.Admission requiresthefollowing:

1.college-level readingandwriting readinessskills;

2.completionofENGL0305&ENGL0307orhigher;

3.completionofMATH0306orhigher.

Medicaltranscriptionistslistentodictatedrecord-ingsmadebyphysiciansorotherhealthcareprofes-sionalsandtranscribethoserecordingsintomedicalreports,correspondence,andotheradministrativematerial.Thesedocumentsarethenreturnedbythemedicaltranscriptioniststothedictatorforreview/correctionandsignature.Medicaltranscriptionistsmusthaveagraspofmedicalterminology,anatomyandphysiology,diagnosticprocedures,andtreat-ment.Theyalsomustbeabletotranslatemedicaljargon and abbreviations into their expandedforms.Aftercompletionofthecertificate,gradu-atesareeligibletositforavoluntarycertificationexamadministeredbytheAmericanAssociationofMedicalTranscriptionists.

Employmentofmedicalrecordsandhealthinfor-mationtechniciansisexpectedtoincreaseby18percent through2016according to the BureauofLaborStatistics.Thisisfasterthantheaveragefor all occupations because of rapid growth inthenumberofmedicaltests,treatments,andpro-cedures thatwill be increasingly scrutinized by

health insurance companies, regulators, courts,and consumers. Technicians will be needed toenterpatientinformationintocomputerdatabasestocomplywithFederallegislationmandatingtheuseofelectronicmedicalrecords.

Studentsadmittedtotheprogramwillberequiredto pay liability insurance during the semestersinvolvingoff-campuspracticumsorinternships.Atsomefacilities,studentsmayberequiredtosuccess-fullypassacriminalbackgroundcheckanddrugscreen,aswellastoshowproofofimmunizationssuchtetanusandMMR(mumps,measles,rubella).Studentsmayalsoberequiredtodocumentnega-tiveresultsfromatuberculosistest.Thesecostsarebornebythestudent.

HOSPITAL-BASED CODING CERTIFICATE

(C2_HBC2 certificateofferedatLSC-NorthHarris)

Prerequisite Semester CreditBIOL 2401HumanAnatomy&PhysiologyI 4HITT 1305MedicalTerminologyI 3COSC 1401MicrocomputerApplications 4 SEMESTER TOTAL 11


BIOL 2402HumanAnatomy&PhysiologyII 4HITT 1401HealthDataContent&Structure 4HPRS 2301Pathophysiology 3HITT 1441Coding&ClassificationSystems 4 SEMESTER TOTAL 15

Second Semester CreditHITT 1345HealthCareDeliverySystems 3HITT 1353Legal&EthicalAspectsofHealth

Information 3HITT 1342AmbulatoryCoding 3HITT 2435Coding&Reimbursement Methodologies 4HITT 1211ComputersinHealthCare 2 SEMESTER TOTAL 15

Third Semester CreditHITT1 1266Practicum-HealthInformation Technology 2 SEMESTER TOTAL 2

TOTAL Credit Hours for Coding Certificate 43


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PHYSICIAN OFFICE-BASED CODING CERTIFICATE

(C1_POB1 certificateofferedatLSC-NorthHarris)

Prerequisite Semester CreditHITT 1305MedicalTerminologyI 3COSC 1401MicrocomputerApplicationsOR 4ITSC 1401 IntroductiontoComputers SEMESTER TOTAL 7


BIOL 2404 IntrotoAnatomy&Physiology 4POFM 1309MedicalOfficeProcedures 3HPRS 2301Pathophysiology 3HITT 1213 InsuranceCoding 2 SEMESTER TOTAL 12

Second Semester CreditHITT 2340AdvancedMedicalBilling& Reimbursement 3HPRS 2300PharmacologyforHealthProfessions 3POFM 2310 IntermediateMedicalCoding 3HPRS 2321MedicalLaw&EthicsforHealth Professionals 3

SEMESTER TOTAL 12

Third Semester CreditHITT1 1280CooperativeEducation 2 SEMESTER TOTAL 2

TOTAL Credit Hours for PhysicianCoding Certificate 33

1 Capstonecourse

MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTION CERTIFICATE(C1_MTR1 certificateofferedatLSC-Kingwood

andNorthHarris)


HITT 1305MedicalTerminologyI 3BIOL 2404 IntroductiontoAnatomyand

Physiology 4MRMT 1307MedicalTranscriptionI 3COSC 1401MicrocomputerApplicationsOR 4ITSC 1401 IntroductiontoComputers SEMESTER TOTAL 14

Second Semester CreditPOFT 1301BusinessEnglish 3MRMT 2433MedicalTranscriptionII 4HPRS 2301Pathophysiology 3HPRS 2300PharmacologyforHealthProfessions 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 13

Third Semester CreditHPRS 2321MedicalLawandEthicsfor HealthProfessionals 3MRMT1 1192SpecialTopics-ReviewCourse 1MRMT1 1266Practicum 2 SEMESTER TOTAL 6

TOTAL Credit Hours forMedical Transcription Certificate 33

1 Capstonecourses

HEALTH INFORMATION TECHNOLOGYAssociate of applied science degree, Tech Prep(AAS_HINT degreeofferedatLSC-NorthHarris)


BIOL 2401HumanAnatomyandPhysiologyI 4HITT 1305MedicalTerminologyI(TP) 3HITT 1401HealthDataContent&Structure 4COSC 1401MicrocomputerApplications 4KINE Anyphysicalactivitycourse 1 SEMESTER TOTAL 16

Second Semester CreditBIOL 2402HumanAnatomyandPhysiologyII 4ENGL 1301Composition&RhetoricI 3HITT 1345HealthCareDeliverySystems 3HITT 1353Legal&EthicalAspectsof 3 HealthInformationHITT 1355HealthCareStatistics 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 16

Third Semester CreditElective1 Humanities/FineArts 3Elective1 Social/BehavioralSciences 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 6


HITT 1166Practicum 1HPRS 2301Pathophysiology 3HITT 1441Coding&ClassificationSystems 4HITT 1211ComputersinHealthCare 2SPCH SpeechElective 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 13

Second Semester CreditHITT 2339HealthInfoOrg.&Supervision 3HITT 2343QualityAssess.&Perf.Improvement 3HITT 1342AmbulatoryCoding 3HITT 2435Coding&ReimbursementMethods 4 SEMESTER TOTAL 13



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Third Semester CreditHITT 2249RHITCompetencyReview 2HITT2 2460Clinical 4 SEMESTER TOTAL 6

TOTAL Credit Hours for AAS degree 70

1 Eithersocial/behavioralscienceorhumanities/fineartselectivemustmeetmulticulturalrequirement.Seegeneraleducation requirements for AAS degree listed in thecatalog.

2 Capstoneexperiencecourse:studentsmeet38hrs/weekfor51/2weeks(equivalentto12hrs/weekfor16weeks)

Note:Studentsmustmeetmathcompetency(Math0308orhigher)

HeATING, veNTIlATION,AIR CONDITIONING AND ReFRIGeRATION

The heating, ventilation, air conditioning andrefrigerationassociateofappliedsciencedegreeprepares the individual for a technical servicecareerinresidentialorlightcommercial/industrialenvironmentalsystems.Thestudentwillstudythemechanical and electrical/electronic systems in-volvedincontemporaryenvironmentalcontrols.Theacademicrequirementsoftheprogramprovideafoundationforcontinuedstudiesshouldthestudentdecidetopursuehisorhereducationortraining.

The HVAC&R certificate program prepares theindividualforbasic,entry-levelemploymentintheresidentialand/orlightcommercialheatingandair-conditioningserviceindustry.Theessentialsofthemechanicalandelectricalsystemsofcontem-poraryair-conditioningandheatingsystemsareaddressedthroughouttheprogram.


HEATING, VENTILATION AND AIR CONDITIONING OCCUPATIONAL

ENTRY CERTIFICATE(C1.HOC1certificateofferedatLSC-NorthHar-rispendingCoordinatingBoardapprovalfor

fall,2010)


HART1 1401BasicElectricityforHVAC 4HART1 1407RefrigerationPrinciples 4 SEMESTER TOTAL 8

Second SemesterHART1 1445GasandElectricHeating 4HART2 1441ResidentialAirConditioning 4 SEMESTER TOTAL 8

TOTAL Credit Hours forHVAC Occupational Entry Certificate 16

1 Courseisalsoavailableonlinewithweekendlabs.ContacttheLSC-NorthHarrisHVACDepartment(281-618-5737)fordetails.

2 Capstonecourse

HEATING, VENTILATION, AIR CONDITIONING AND REFRIGERATION RESIDENTIAL SERVICING CERTIFICATE(C1_AIR1 certificateofferedatLSC-NorthHarris)


HART 1401BasicElectricityforHVAC 4HART 1407RefrigerationPrinciples 4HART 1441ResidentialAirConditioning 4HART 1445GasandElectricHeating 4 SEMESTER TOTAL 16

Second Semester CreditHART 1403AirConditioningControlPrinciples 4HART 2445ResidentialAirConditioning SystemsDesign 4HART 2449HeatPumps 4HART 2442CommercialRefrigeration 4 SEMESTER TOTAL 16

Third Semester CreditHART 2431AdvancedElectricity 4HART1 2380CooperativeEducation-Heating,Air

ConditioningandRefrigeration Technology/Technician 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 7

TOTAL Credit Hours forHVAC & R Residential Servicing Certificate 39

1 CapstonecourseisHART2380.Itisstronglysuggestedtotakeoneofthefollowingprofessionalexams:ARI/GAMA:CompetencyExaminResidentialAirConditioningService;ICE:CertificationinResidentialandLightCommercialAirConditioningService;orTechnicianCertificationExam.



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HEATING, VENTILATION, AIR CONDITIONING AND REFRIGERATION COMMERCIAL SERVICING CERTIFICATE(C1_HCS1 certificateofferedatLSC-NorthHarris)


HART 1401BasicElectricityforHVAC 4HART 1407RefrigerationPrinciples 4HART 1441ResidentialAirConditioning 4HART 1445GasandElectricHeating 4 SEMESTER TOTAL 16

Second Semester CreditHART 1403AirConditioningControlPrinciples 4HART 1491SpecialTopicsinHeating,Air Conditioning&Refrigeration 4HART 2434AdvancedA/CControls 4HART 2441CommercialAirConditioning 4 SEMESTER TOTAL 16

Third Semester CreditHART 2443 IndustrialAirConditioning 4HART 2457SpecializedCommercial Refrigeration 4 SEMESTER TOTAL 8

TOTAL Credit Hours forHVAC & R Commercial Servicing Certificate 40

Note:CapstoneisICECommercialExam.

HEATING, VENTILATION, AIR CONDITIONING AND REFRIGERATION

Associate of applied science degree, Tech Prep(AAS_AIRC degreeofferedatLSC-NorthHarris)


HART 1401BasicElectricityforHVAC 4ENGL 1301Composition&RhetoricI 3HART 1407RefrigerationPrinciples 4HUMA11301 IntroductiontotheHumanitiesI 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 14

Second Semester CreditSPCH2 Elective 3SOCI 1301PrinciplesofSociology 3HART 1441ResidentialAirConditioning 4HART 1445GasandElectricHeating 4 SEMESTER TOTAL 14

Third Semester CreditHART 1403AirConditioningControlPrinciples 4HART 2445ResidentialAirConditioning SystemsDesign 4

HART 2380CooperativeEducation 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 11


MATH 1314CollegeAlgebra 3ITSC 1401 IntroductiontoComputers 4KINE Anyphysicalactivitycourse 1HART 2442CommercialRefrigeration 4HART 2449HeatPumps 4 SEMESTER TOTAL 16

Second Semester CreditHART 2431AdvancedElectricity 4HART3 2434AdvancedA/CControlsOR 4HART 2441CommercialAirConditioningHART 1491SpecialTopicsinHeating,Air

Conditioning&Refrigeration 4HART 2443 IndustrialAirConditioningOR 4HART3 2457SpecializedCommercialRefrigeration SEMESTER TOTAL 16


1 Meetsmulticulturalrequirement2 ChoosefromSPCH1311,1315,or13213 The capstone experience is completed by taking a

departmentalexitexam.Itisstronglysuggestedtotakeoneof the followingprofessional exams:ARI/GAMA:CompetencyExaminResidentialAirConditioningService;ICE:CertificationinResidentialandLightCommercialAirConditioningService;orTechnicianCertificationExam.

HOsPITAlITymANAGemeNT

The hospitality management program providesstudentswithanexcitingopportunitytolearnskillsin customer service, decision-making, analysisandplanningthatareessentialformanagersandsupervisorsinoneofthefastestgrowingareasofour economy: hospitality services. Employmentopportunitiesexistfortrainedstaffinallareasofhospitalityservicesincludinghotels,restaurants,bedandbreakfastlodges,countryclubs,foodserviceorganizations, convention centers, resorts, andspas.Theprogramandobjectivesweredesignedbyexperiencedfacultyandguidedbyleadersinsuccessfulhotelandrestaurantestablishments.Theassociateofappliedsciencedegreeinhospitalityservices management provides opportunities forstudentstolearnconceptsandpracticeskillsintheclassroomandintheworkplace.



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Second Semester CreditElective2 NaturalScienceElective 3-4HRPO 2301HumanResourcesMgmt 3BMGT 2303ProblemSolv&DecisionMaking 3ACCT 2401PrinciplesofAccountingIOR 3-4ACNT 1303 IntroductiontoAccountingICOSC 1401MicrocomputerAppOR 4ITSC 1401 IntroductiontoComputers SEMESTER TOTAL 16-18


HAMG 1340HospitalityLegalIssues 3HAMG 2305HospitalityMgmt&Leadership 3BMGT 1309 InformationandProjectMgmt 3Elective3 Humanities/FineArtsElective 3SPCH4 SpeechElective 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 15

Second Semester CreditElective3 Social/BehavioralScience 3HAMG51380CooperativeEducation 3RSTO 1313HospitalitySupervision 3RSTO 1325PurchasingforHospitalityOps 3Elective6 TechnicalElective 3-4 SEMESTER TOTAL 15-16


1 SeecorerequirementsforAASdegreeforoptions.2 ChoosefromBIOL1322,CHEM1405,PHYS1410 orPHIL2303.3 Chooseoneelectivefromhumanities/fineartsandone

fromsocial/behavioralsciencefromtheapprovedassoci-ateofappliedsciencecorelistedinthecatalog.Oneofthesecoursesmustmeetthemulticulturalrequirement.

4 ChooseelectivefromSPCH1311,1315,1318,or1321.5 Capstonecourse6 Choose technical elective from HAMG 2337, BUSG

2309,HRPO2307,ACCT2402,SPAN1411,SPAN1412.

Note:Studentsmustmeetmathcompetency(MATH0308orhigher)

HUmAN seRvICesThehumanservicesprogramprovidestheskillsandcompetencies required foravarietyofpositionsin the helping professions field. Human serviceprofessionalsworkwiththoseexperiencingawiderangeofissues,strugglesorproblems,includingthosewithdevelopmentaldisabilities,individualswithpsychologicaloremotionalproblemsorlimita-tions,peoplewithsubstanceabuseproblems,clientswithwork-oreducational-relatedissues,orthoseneedingassistancewithbasiclifeneedissuessuch

Thegeneraleducationcorecourseswill transfertomostuniversities.Mostof thecoursesofferedinhospitalitywilltransfertotheConradN.HiltonCollegeofHotelandRestaurantManagementattheUniversityofHouston.Underarticulationagree-mentswithseveralareaschooldistricts,studentshavethepotentialtoearncollegecredittowardsthehospitalitymanagementdegreewhileinhighschool. Contact a counselor or faculty memberfor additional information or the recommendedsequenceofcourses.

HOSPITALITY OPERATIONS CERTIFICATE

(C1_HOP1 certificateofferedatLSC-NorthHarris)


HAMG 1321 IntrototheHospitalityIndustry 3HAMG 1340HospitalityLegalIssues 3HAMG 2305HospitalityMgmt&Leadership 3MRKG 2333PrinciplesofSelling 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 12

Second Semester CreditRSTO 1313HospitalitySupervision 3RSTO 1325PurchasingforHospitalityOps 3HAMG11380CooperativeEducation 3Elective2 TechnicalElectives 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 12

TOTAL Credit Hours for Hospitality OperationsCertification 24

1 Capstonecourse2 ChoosefromHAMG2337,HAMG2301,or MRKG2349

HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENTAssociate of applied science degree, Tech Prep(AAS_HSMG degreeofferedatLSC-NorthHarris)


BMGT 1341BusinessEthics 3ENGL 1301CompositionandRhetoricI 3HAMG 1321 IntrototheHospitalityIndustry 3HRPO 1311HumanRelations 3KINE 1111FitnessforLifeI 1MATH1 MathElectiveOR 3-4TECM 1303TechnicalCalculations SEMESTER TOTAL 16-17



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ashousing, food,andclothing.Humanserviceprofessionalsworkwithchildren,groups,familiesandtheelderly.

Human service professionals are motivated byhelpingothers.Effectiveprofessionalsarepatient,haveempathyandcompassionforothers,anden-joygivingofthemselvesandworkingwithothers.Humanserviceprofessionalsshouldalsobeabletomanage their timewellandpossesseffectivecommunicationskills.Becauseofthenatureoftheworkinthisfield,professionalsshouldbemature,stableanddependable.

Studentswithadegree inhuman servicesoftenworkinanynumberofcapacitiesandjobs,includ-ingcasemanagersorcaseworkers,counselors,advocates,andpreventionoreducationspecialists.Manygraduatesworkone-on-onewithclientsindirect care positions, while others work behindthe scenes or in administrative or managementpositions. Humanserviceprofessionalswork ingovernment-orstate-fundedagencies,innon-profitagencies, in residential treatmentprogramsandhospitals,andinprivateofficesoragencies.

Allcourseworkrequiredforlicensingasachemicaldependencycounselor,aswellasthesupervisedpracticumtraining,isprovided.Studentspursuingtheassociate’sdegreeinhumanservicesmayselectfromoneoftwoconcentratedareasofstudy:sub-stanceabusecounselingorgeneralhumanservices.

Atsomefacilities,studentsmayberequiredtosuc-cessfullypassabackgroundcheckanddrugscreen.

Through theprior learningassessmentprogram,students holding a current licensed chemicaldependencycounselor’slicensewhoareingoodstandingwiththelicensingboardwouldbeeligibletoreceivecreditforthefollowingcoursestowardstheAASorupto50%ofacertificate:DAAC1304,1309,1317,1319,2341,and2360.


HUMAN SERVICES CERTIFICATE(C1_HSC1 certificateofferedatLSC-Montgomery)


SCWK 1321OrientationtoSocialServices 3DAAC 1304PharmacologyofAddiction 3DAAC 1311CounselingTheories 3DAAC 1317BasicCounselingSkills 3PSYC 2301GeneralPsychology 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 15

Second Semester CreditCMSW 1341 BehaviorModification& 3 CognitiveDisorderDAAC 2354 DynamicsofGroupCounseling 3DAAC1,22360 ClinicalOR 3SCWK1,32386 InternshipElective4 Technical 3PSYC 2308 ChildGrowth&DevelopmentOR 3PSYC 2314 Life-SpanGrowth&Development SEMESTER TOTAL 15

TOTAL Credit Hours forHuman Services Certificate 30

1 Capstonecourse2 StudentsmayalsotakeDAAC2160andDAAC2260

tofulfillthefieldplacementrequirement,aslongasthree(3)credithoursareobtainedintotal.

3 StudentsmayalsotakeSCWK2186andSCWK2286tofulfillthefieldplacementrequirement,aslongasthree(3)credithoursareobtainedintotal.

4 ElectivetobechosenfromCMSW,DAACorGERS

BASIC CHEMICAL DEPENDENCYCOUNSELOR CERTIFICATE

(C1_HBCD certificateofferedatLSC-Montgomery)


SCWK 1321OrientationtoSocialServices 3DAAC 1311CounselingTheories 3DAAC 1317BasicCounselingSkills 3DAAC 1304Pharmacology 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 12

Second Semester CreditDAAC 2354DynamicsofGroupCounseling 3DAAC 2341CounselingAlcoholandOther 3 DrugAddictionsDAAC1 2360Clinical/FieldPlacement 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 9



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TOTAL Credit Hours for ChemicalDependency Counselor Certificate 21

Note:Capstoneexperience iscompletedbyadepart-mentalexam.

1 StudentsmayalsotakeDAAC2160andDAAC2260tofulfillthefieldplacementrequirement,aslongas3credithoursareobtainedintotal.

HUMAN SERVICESAssociate of applied science degree(degreeofferedatLSC-Montgomery)


SCWK 1321OrientationtoSocialServices 3DAAC 1317BasicCounselingSkills 3ENGL 1301CompositionandRhetoricI 3ITSC 1401 IntroductiontoComputers 4PSYC 2301GeneralPsychology 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 16

Second Semester CreditSCWK 2331AbnormalBehavior 3Elective1 TechnicalTrackElective 3DAAC 1311CounselingTheories 3Elective2 Humanities/FineArts 3SOCI3 1301PrinciplesofSociology 3KINE Anyphysicalactivitycourse 1 SEMESTER TOTAL 16


GOVT 2301AmericanGovernment 3Elective1 TechnicalTrackElective 3Elective1 TechnicalTrackElective 3DAAC 2354DynamicsofGroupCounseling 3Elective2 Academic 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 15

Second Semester CreditDAAC4,52360 ClinicalOR 3SCWK4,62386 InternshipElective1 TechnicalTrackElective 3Elective1 TechnicalTrackElective 3Elective7 Math/NaturalScience 3-4SPCH7,8 Elective 3 SEMESTER TOTAL 15-16


1 Technicalelectivesshouldallbetakenfromthesametrack.Seefacultyforassistanceindeterminingwhichtrackwillworkbestforyou.

Track A - Substance Abuse Counseling Concentration AAS_HSSA:StudentspursuingTrackAmustselectDAAC1304,DAAC1319, DAAC 2341, DAAC 1309. In addition, studentsmustalsoselectoneofthefollowingcoursesfortheirfinalelective:CMSW1353,CMSW1341,CMSW1309,orDAAC2343.

Track B - General Human Services Concentration AAS_HSGN:StudentspursuingTrackBmustselectCMSW1353.Inad-dition,studentsmustalsoselectfourelectiveschosenfromDAAC,CMSW,orGERS.

2 Refer to the catalog for associate of applied sciencedegreerequirementsandalistofapprovedcourses.

3 Meetsmulticulturalrequirement4 Capstonecourse5 StudentspursuingTrackAmustcompletetheDAACclinical

requirement.StudentsmayalsotakeDAAC2160andDAAC2260tofulfillthisfieldplacementrequirement,aslongas3credithoursareobtainedintotal.

6 Students pursuing Track B must complete the SCWKinternship requirement.Studentsmayalso takeSCWK2186 and SCWK 2286 to fulfill this field placementrequirement,aslongas3credithoursareobtainedintotal.

7 Studentsshouldconsulttheirprospectiveseniorinstitution’scatalogforscience,math,andspeechrequirements.

8 ChoosefromSPCH1311,1315,1318or1321. Note:Studentsmustmeetmathcompetency(MATH0308

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Acomprehensivecurriculumleadstoatwo-yearassociate of applied science degree. Studentsinterestedinalesscomprehensiveprogramshouldconsidertheone-yeardesignessentialscertificateprogram.

The interiordesignassociateofappliedsciencedegreeprogramcoversbothclassroominstructionand hands-on experience dealing with typicalresidentialandcommercialdesignproblems.Thewell-stocked labs are equippedwith computers,draftingtables,ablue-linemachine,andacom-prehensiveresourcelibrarycontainingcataloguesand samples for studentprojects.All courses inthe interior design curriculum have been fullyaccreditedbytheNationalKitchenandBathAs-sociation(NKBA).

The internship programallows students toworkwithprominentdesigners throughout thegreaterHoustonarea.Theprogramhasaveryactivestu-dentchapterofASID(AmericanSocietyofInteriorDesigners)andNKBA,whichworkscloselywithlocalprofessionalmembership.

The two-year associate’s degree in facilitiesmanagementpreparesstudentsforanentry-levelposition in this field. A combination of designand business courses introduces students to theresponsibilitiesinvolvedintheeffectivemanage-mentandmaintenanceofcommercialpropertiesandvenues.Managementcourseshighlightskillsand knowledge necessary for business, whiledesigncoursesfocusonthebuiltenvironmentandits impactonworkersandvisitors.Asupervisedinternship in the final semester of the programallowsstudentstoexperiencefirst-handthedailycomplexitiesandvarietyofdutiesencounteredinthisfast-growingprofession.

Thegeneraleducationcoreandmanydesignclasseswilltransfertoavarietyofcollegesanduniversities.Contactacounselororfacultymemberatanyofthecollegesforspecificinformationandtoobtaintherecommendedsequencingofcourses.

DESIGN ESSENTIAlS CERTIFICATE(C1_DSE1 certificateofferedatLSC-Kingwood)


ARTS Elective-GeneralEducation 3INDS 1311FundamentalsofInteriorDesign 3INDS 1319Tech.Drawing/InteriorDesigners 3INDS 1351HistoryofInteriorsI 3INDS 2307TextilesforInteriorDesign 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 15

Second Semester CreditElective GeneralEducationCore 3HRPO 1311HumanRelationsOR 3PSYC 2301GeneralPsychologyINDS 1315Materials,Methods,andEstimating 3INDS1 1349FundamentalsofSpacePlanning 3INDS 1352HistoryofInteriorsII 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 15

TOTAl Credit Hours for Design EssentialsCertificate 30

1 Capstonecourse

INTERIOR DESIGN TECHNOlOGYAssociate of applied science degree

(AAS_IDES degreeofferedatLSC-Kingwood)


ARTS 1316DrawingI 3ENGL 1301Composition&RhetoricI 3INDS 1311FundamentalsofInteriorDesign 3INDS 1319TechnicalDrawingforInterior 3 DesignersINDS 2307TextilesforInteriorDesign 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 15

Second Semester CreditINDS 1349FundamentalsofSpacePlanning 3INDS 2305 InteriorDesignGraphics 3INDS 2321PresentationDrawing 3KINE Anyphysicalactivitycourse 1MATH1 Elective-Collegelevel 3-4SPCH 1315PublicSpeakingOR 3SPCH 1321BusinessandProfessional CommunicationORSPCH 1311 IntrotoSpeechCommunications SEMESTER TOTAl 16-17


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Second Semester CreditENGL 2311TechnicalCommunications 3BUSI 2301BusinessLaw 3Elective2 Elective 3-4BMGT 1309 Information&ProjectManagement 3INDS 1345CommercialDesignI 3INDS3 2487 Internship-InteriorDesign 4 SEMESTER TOTAl 19-20

TOTAl Credit Hours for FacilitiesManagement AAS 69-70

1 Mustmeetmulticulturalrequirement2 Choose elective fromARTS2356, INDS1372, INDS

2311, CRIJ 1301, CETT 1402, MRKG 1301, HART1401,ITCC1409

3 Capstonecourse

INTERPRETER TRAININGTECHNOLOGY

Theinterpretertrainingtechnologyassociateofap-pliedsciencedegree,techprepprogrampreparesgraduatesforentry-levelcareersasAmericanSignLanguage/EnglishInterpreters.Theinterpretertrain-ing technology program will provide graduateswithastrongacademicandtechnicalfoundationdesignedtopreparethemforstatecertification.

Theinterpretertrainingtechnologyassociateofap-pliedsciencedegree,techprepprogramrequiresthecompletionof67-68semestercredithoursofcourseworkincluding30-31semestercredithoursof general academic courses and 37 semestercredithoursoftechnicalcoursework.Theprogramincludes a supervised internship as a capstoneexternallearningexperience,whichintegratesallinstructionalcomponentsoftheprogram.

StudentsmayalsoearnanASLcommunicationsskills certificate. This 21 credit hour programconcentratesondevelopingskillsthatarerequiredforsimplecommunicationwithASLspeakers.Itisnot intended to prepare students to perform asinterpreters.Studentswhodesirethoseskillsshouldcompletetheassociateofappliedsciencedegree.


INDS2 InteriorDesignElectiveINDS 2315LightingforInteriorDesigners 3INDS 2325ProfessionalPracticesforInterior 3 DesignersPSYC 2301GeneralPsychology 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 18

Second Semester CreditINDS 1315Materials,MethodsandEstimating 3INDS 1345CommercialDesignIOR 3INDS2 InteriorDesignElectiveINDS3 1352HistoryofInteriorsII 3INDS4 2237PortfolioPresentation 2INDS 2486 Internship-InteriorDesign 4 SEMESTER TOTAl 15

TOTAl Credit Hours for Interior Design AAS 64-65

1 MATH1314,1316,1324,1325,1332,1342,2320,2412,2413,2414,or2415.

2 ForINDSelectiveinthirdandfourthsemesters,choosefromINDS1345,1372,2310,or2313;cannotchoosesamecoursetwice


FACIlITIES MANAGEMENTAssociate of applied science degree, Tech Prep

(AAS_FCMT degreeofferedatLSC-Kingwood)


MATH 1314CollegeAlgebra 3ENGL 1301Composition&RhetoricI 3INDS 1311FundamentalsofInteriorDesign 3INDS 1319Tech.DrawingforInteriorDesigners 3KINE Anyphysicalactivitycourse 1ITSC 1401 IntroductiontoComputersOR 4COSC 1401MicrocomputerApplications SEMESTER TOTAl 17

Second Semester CreditINDS 1349FundamentalsofSpacePlanning 3INDS 2305 InteriorDesignGraphics 3BMGT 1327PrinciplesofManagement 3PSYC 2301GeneralPsychology 3SPCH 1321BusinessandProfessional3 Communication SEMESTER TOTAl 15


INDS 2330 InteriorDesignBuildingSystems 3BUSI 1301BusinessPrinciples 3BMGT 2303ProblemSolving&DecisionMaking 3INDS 1315Materials,MethodsandEstimating 3BMGT 1306FacilitiesManagement 3Elective1 Humanities/FineArts 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 18



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(C1_INT1 certificateofferedatLSC-CyFairandNorthHarris)


ENGL 1301Composition&RhetoricI 3SGNL 1401BeginningAmer.SignLang.I 4SLNG 1215Visual/GesturalCommunication 2SLNG 1317 IntrototheDeafCommunity 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 12

Second Semester CreditSGNL1 1402BeginningAmer.SignLang.II 4SLNG 1211Fingerspelling 2SLNG 1347DeafCulture 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 9

TOTAl Credit Hours forASl Communications Skills Certificate 21

1 Capstonecourse

INTERPRETER TRAINING TECHNOlOGYAssociate of applied science degree, Tech Prep(AAS_INTP degreeofferedatLSC-CyFairandNorth

Harris)


Elective1 Humanities/FineArts 3ENGL 1301Composition&RhetoricI 3SGNL 1401BeginningAmer.SignLang.I 4SLNG 1215Visual/GesturalCommunication 2SLNG 1317 IntrototheDeafCommunity 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 15

Second Semester CreditSGNL 1402BeginningAmer.SignLang.II 4SLNG 1211Fingerspelling 2SLNG 1321 IntrototheInterpretingProf. 3SLNG 1347DeafCulture 3SPCH Elective 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 15

Third Semester CreditElective1 Social/BehavioralScience 3SLNG 2401 InterpretingI 4KINE Anyphysicalactivitycourse 1 SEMESTER TOTAl 8


Elective2 Math/NaturalScience 3-4ITSC 1401 IntroductiontoComputers 4

SGNL 2301 Intermed.Amer.Sign.LangI 3SLNG 2315 InterpretinginEduc.Settings 3SLNG 2402 InterpretingII 4 SEMESTER TOTAl 17-18

Second Semester CreditSGNL 2302 Intermed.Amer.Sign.Lang.II 3SLNG 2431 InterpretingIII 4SLNG3 2589 Internship 5 SEMESTER TOTAl 12

TOTAl Credit Hours for AAS Degree 67-68

1 Eithersocial/behavioralscienceorhumanities/fineartselectivemustmeetmulticulturalrequirement.Seegeneraleducation requirements for AAS degree listed in thecatalog.


3 Capstonecourse

LAND SURVEYING &MAPPING TECHNOLOGY

Thelandsurveying&mappingtechnologyprogrampreparesstudentstoenterahigh-techprofessionthat uses state-of-the-art equipment to determinethe location and measurement of improvementsandotherphysicalfeaturesontheearth’ssurface.Surveyingisanintegralcomponentfor landde-velopmentbycivilengineers,municipalplanners,andtheconstructionindustry.Asalandsurveyingandmappingtechnician,onemayconductproj-ectsthatincludeboundary,control,hydrographic,photogrammetricandengineeringdesignsurveys,withatypicalclientbaseofengineers,architects,municipalities, real estate and land developers,alongwithfederal,stateandlocaltransportationagencies,andthepetrochemicalindustry.

Theassociateofappliedsciencedegreeisawardedforsuccessfulcompletionofatleast61credithoursasoutlinedinthecollegecatalog.Studentsdesiringa less comprehensive program should considereitherthe11credithourmarketableskillsawardorthe33-36credithourcertificate.

Eachleveloftrainingpreparesastudentfordiffer-entlevelsofcertificationsthatarebecominghighlyvaluedbyemployersinthesurveyingindustry.Themarketableskillsawardpreparesastudenttotakethe National Society of Professional Surveyors(NSPS)LevelICertificationfortheSurveyTechni-



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cianCertification.The33-36credithourcertificatepreparesastudenttotaketheNSPSLevelIIandLevelIIICertificationfortheSurveyTechnician.TheassociateofappliedsciencepreparesstudentstotakeeithertheNSPSLevelIVCertificationfortheSurveyTechnicianorwithtwoyearsofexperience,totaketheTexasBoardofProfessionalLandSur-veying(TBPLS)Surveyor-in-Training(S.I.T.)exam.Ifastudentcontinuesandcompletesabachelor’sdegree(inanyfield)andhastherequired2yearsexperienceasanS.I.T.,thestudentmaysitfortheRegisteredProfessionalLandSurveyorexam.

The general education core courses as well asseveralindividualsurveyinganddraftingcourseswilltransfertoavarietyofuniversities.Contactthedivisionalcounselorforspecificinformationandtoobtaintherecommendedsequencingofcoursesat(936)273-7320.

ThefollowingWebsitehasmoreinformationaboutthisprogram:http://montgomery.LoneStar.edu/surveyor/

MARkETABlE SkIllS AWARDlAND SuRVEYOR

(MSC_SRVYawardofferedatLSC-Montgomery)


SRVY 1301 IntrotoSurveying 3SRVY 1413PlaneSurveying 4SRVY 1441LandSurveying 4 SEMESTER TOTAl 11

TOTAl Credit Hours for Marketable SkillsAward 11

lAND SuRVEYOR CERTIFICATE(C1_SRV1 certificateofferedatLSC-Montgomery)


SRVY 1301 IntrotoSurveying 3DFTG 1309BasicComputer-AidedDrafting 3SRVY 1413PlaneSurveying 4SRVY 1441LandSurveying 4 SEMESTER TOTAl 14

Second Semester CreditSRVY 2343SurveyingLegalPrinciplesI 3SRVY 2313ControlSurveying 3

SRVY 1315SurveyingCalculationI 3SRVY 1319 IntrotoGIS 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 12


SRVY 1349SurveyingCalculationII 3SRVY 1342GPSTechniquesforSurveying 3 andMappingSRVY1 2487 InternshipOR 1-4SRVY1 1171CapstoneExamReview SEMESTER TOTAl 7-10

TOTAl Credit Hours for land SurveyorCertificate 33-36

1 Capstonecourse

lAND SuRVEYING AND MAPPINGTECHNOlOGY

Associate of applied science degree(AAS_SRVY degreeofferedatLSC-Montgomery)


SRVY 1301 IntrotoSurveying 3DFTG 1309BasicComputer-aidedDrafting 3SRVY 1413PlaneSurveying 4SRVY 1441LandSurveying 4KINE Anyphysicalactivitycourse 1 SEMESTER TOTAl 15

Second Semester CreditSRVY 2343SurveyingLegalPrinciplesI 3SRVY 2313ControlSurveying 3SRVY 1315SurveyingCalculationI 3SRVY 1319 IntrotoGIS 3ENGL 1301CompositionandRhetoricI 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 15


SRVY 1349SurveyingCalculationII 3SRVY 1342GPSTechniquesforSurveying 3 andMappingMATH 1314CollegeAlgebra 3SPCH 1311IntrotoSpeechOR 3SPCH 1318InterpersonalCommunicationORSPCH 1321BusinessandProfessional

CommunicationElective1 Social/BehavioralScience 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 15

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Third Semester CreditSRVY2 2487 InternshipOR 1-4SRVY2 1171CapstoneExamReview SEMESTER TOTAl 1-4

TOTAl Credit Hours for land Surveying andMapping Technology AAS 61-64

1ChoosefromAAScorerequirements2Capstonecourse

LOGISTICSMANAGEMENT

Logisticsmanagementisauniquebusinessman-agement program that prepares graduates foremploymentintheareasofsupplychainmanage-ment, inventory control, materials management,anddistribution.Thefieldoflogisticsmanagementincludes occupations such as supervisors and/ormanagers of transportation, storage, and/ordistribution;helpers,laborers,and/orhandmate-rialmovers; transportation/machineandvehiclematerialmovers;andfreightforwarding.

Personsemployedinthestorageanddistributionarenaplan,direct,andcoordinatethestorageanddistributionoperationswithinanorganization.Withtheaidofindustry-specificsoftware,manymanag-ersareabletomoreefficientlyprepareandreviewinvoices,workorders,andconsumptionreports.Similarly, shippingand transportationmanagersutilize resource planning software systems toimprovethespeedandefficiencyofshippingandreceiving.Thesemanagerssuperviseandcoordi-nate theactivitiesof transportationandmaterialmovingmachinesandvehicleoperators.

Transportation,storage,anddistributionmanagersandlogisticiansareclassifiedasin-demandoccu-pations foundinnationalhighgrowth industriesandareprojectedtoaddsubstantialnumbersofnewjobsinTexas.

TheAASdegreeinLogisticsManagementisafoursemesterprogramconsistingofcoursesfromthecoreacademicarea,businessmanagement,andlogisticsmanagement.TheLoneStarCollege-CyFairLogisticsManagementAASdegreehasincorporatedTexasSkillStandardsintothecurriculumandreceivedthe

TexasSkillsStandardsBoard(TSSB)recognition.TheTexasSkillsStandardsenhance the logisticsmanagementcurriculumandgivestudentsmoremarketableskillsneededfortheindustry.LSC-CyFairalsooffersthebasiclogisticscertificateasaone-semesterprogramof threecourses,and thefirstlinelogisticsleadercertificateasaone-semesterprogramoffivecourses.

BASIC lOGISTICS CERTIFICATE(MSC_LOMT awardofferedatLSC-CyFair)


LMGT 1425Warehouse&DistribCtrMgmt. 4LMGT 1319 IntrotoBusinessLogistics 3LMGT 1321 IntrotoMaterialsHandling 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 10TOTAl Credit Hours for Marketable SkillsCertificate 10

FIRST lINE lOGISTICS lEADER CERTIFICATE

(C1_LLL1 certificateofferedatLSC-CyFair)


LMGT 1425Warehouse&DistribCtrMgmt. 4LMGT 1319 IntrotoBusinessLogistics 3LMGT 1321 IntrotoMaterialsHandling 3BMGT 1301Supervision 3BMGT1 2303ProblemSolving&DecisionMaking 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 16

TOTAl Credit Hours for First linelogistics leader Certificate 16

1 Capstonecourse

lOGISTICS MANAGEMENTAssociate of applied science degree, Tech Prep

(AAS_LOMT degreeofferedatLSC-CyFair)


ENGL 1301Composition&RhetoricI 3TECM 1303TechnicalCalculations 3LMGT 1319 IntrotoBusinessLogistics 3LMGT 1425Warehouse&DistribCtrMgmt 4ITSC 1401 IntroductiontoComputersOR 4COSC 1401MicrocomputerApplicationsORBCIS 1405BusinessComputerApplications SEMESTER TOTAl 17



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COMPuTER NuMERIC CONTROl OPERATOR I CERTIFICATE

(C1_CNA1certificateofferedatLSC-CyFairandNorthHarris)


DFTG 1325BlueprintReadingandSketching 3MCHN 1338BasicMachineShopI 3INMT 1443CAD-CAM 4 SEMESTER TOTAl 10

Second Semester CreditMCHN 2334OperationofCNCMachiningCtrs 3MCHN 2331OperationofCNCTurningCenters 3MCHN11391SpecialTopicsMachinistOR 3MCHN11381CooperativeEducation SEMESTER TOTAl 9

TOTAl Credit Hours for Computer NumericControl Operator I Certificate 19

1 Capstonecourse

COMPuTER NuMERIC CONTROl OPERATOR II CERTIFICATE

(C1_CNB1 certificateofferedatLSC-CyFairandNorthHarris)


INMT 1443CAD-CAM 4MCHN 2438Adv.Computer-AidedManufacturing 4 SEMESTER TOTAl 8

Second Semester CreditMCHN 2303Fund.ofCNCMachineControls 3MCHN 2335AdvancedCNCMachining 3MCHN12381CooperativeEducation 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 9

TOTAl Credit Hours for ComputerNumeric Control Operator II Certificate 17

1 Capstonecourse

MACHINIST I CERTIFICATE(C1_MAC1 certificateofferedatLSC-CyFairand

NorthHarris)


DFTG 1325BlueprintReadingandSketching 3MCHN 1338BasicMachineShopI 3MCHN1343MachineShopMath 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 9

Second Semester CreditLMGT 1345EconomicsofTrans.&Distrib. 3ACCT 2401PrinciplesofAccountingI 4Elective1 Math/ScienceElective 3-4GEOG21303WorldGeography 3KINE Anyphysicalactivitycourse 1LMGT 1321 IntroductiontoMaterialsHandling 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 17-18


BMGT 1301Supervision 3LMGT 2434PrinciplesofTrafficManagement 4LMGT 1323DomesticandInternationalTrans 3SPCH3 Elective 3BMGT 2303ProblemSolving&DecisionMaking 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 16

Second Semester CreditBMGT 1309 Information&ProjectMgmt. 3LMGT 1393SpecialTopicsinLog/Mat.Mgmt. 3BMGT4 2382Co-op:BusinessAdmin.&Mgmt.I 3Elective Humanities/FineArts 3Elective SpanishElective 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 15

TOTAl Credit Hours for AAS Degree 65-66


2 Meetsmulticulturalrequirement3 SPCH1311,1315,1318,or13214Capstonecourse

MACHININGTECHNOLOGY

Thecomputernumericcontroloperator/program-mer certificate program is designed to preparegraduates for careers in theoperationandpro-grammingofcomputernumericcontrol(CNC)millsandlathesusedextensivelyinthemanufacturingindustries. Topics within the certificate programincludeblueprint reading,manufacturingmateri-alsandprocesses,computer-aidedmanufacturing(CAM),andextensivehands-onsetup,operationandprogrammingofCNCmillsandlathes.

CNC operator/programmer is classified as anevolvingoccupationandislikelytoprovidefutureemploymentgrowthandeconomiccompetitivenesswithinTexas.



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Second Semester CreditMCHN 1352 IntermediateMachiningI 3MCHN 2341AdvancedMachiningI 3MCHN11390SpecialTopicsMachine 3 ShopAsst.ORMCHN11380CooperativeEducation SEMESTER TOTAl 9

TOTAl Credit Hours for Machinist I Certificate 18

1 Capstonecourse

MANAGEMENTThe management associate of applied sciencedegree includes knowledge, skills and attitudesnecessarytosucceedinthebusinessworld.Thisprogramprovidesstudentswithabasicfoundationingeneralmanagementskills.

Themanagementassociateofappliedsciencede-greeisawardedforsuccessfulcompletionof66-68credithours.Thosedesiringalesscomprehensiveprogramshouldconsiderthecertificateprogramslistedbelow.

Themanagementprogramoffersspecializationsingeneralbusiness,humanresources,internationalbusiness,marketing,smallbusinessmanagement,andentrepreneurship.

Awidevarietyofjobopportunitiesareavailabletograduatesoftheprogram,includingmiddle-man-agementpositions,firstlinesupervisors,companyownersandotherpositionsrequiringleadership,decision-makingandcriticalthinkingskills.

Thegeneraleducationcorewilltransfertoavarietyofcollegesanduniversities.TheManagementAASdegreewill transfer toseveralfour-yearcollegesand universities in a BAAS degree. Contact acounselororfacultymemberatanyofthecollegesforspecificinformationandtoobtaintherecom-mendedsequencingofcourses.

ENTREPRENEuRSHIP MARkETABlE SkIllS CERTIFICATE

(MSC_MAEN certificateofferedatLSC-CyFair,Kingwood,Montgomery,NorthHarrisandTomball)


BUSG 1341SmallBusinessFinancing 3

BUSG 2309SmallBusinessManagement/Entrepreneurship 3

BUSG 2371EntrepreneurialMarketing 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 9

TOTAl Credit Hours forEntrepreneurship Marketable Skills Certificate 9

GENERAl BuSINESS CERTIFICATE(C1_GBA1 certificateofferedatLSC-CyFair,



BUSI 1301BusinessPrinciples 3ITSC 1401 IntroductiontoComputersOR 4COSC 1401MicrocomputerApplicationsORBCIS 1405BusinessComputerApplicationsBMGT 1341BusinessEthics 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 10

Second Semester CreditElective1 SpecializationElective 3Elective1 SpecializationElective 3Elective1 SpecializationElective 3BMGT2 2382CooperativeEducationOR 3BMGT2 2388 Internship SEMESTER TOTAl 12

TOTAl Credit Hours forGeneral Business Certificate 22

1 ThespecializationelectivesarechosenfromanyBUSI,BMGTorBUSGcourse.BMGT1301,BMGT2303andBUSG2309recommended.

2 Capstonecourse

HuMAN RESOuRCE CERTIFICATE(C1_HRM1 certificateofferedatLSC-CyFair,



HRPO 1311HumanRelations 3HRPO 2301HumanResourcesManagement 3ITSC 1401 IntroductiontoComputersOR 4COSC 1401MicrocomputerApplicationsORBCIS 1405BusinessComputerApplications SEMESTER TOTAl 10

Second Semester CreditBMGT 1301SupervisionOR 3BMGT 1327PrinciplesofManagementHRPO 2307OrganizationalBehavior 3IBUS1 2341 InterculturalManagement 3



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Second Semester CreditMRKG 2333PrinciplesofSelling 3MRKG 2349Advertising&SalesPromotion 3BMGT/MRKG1Capstonecourse 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 9

TOTAl Credit Hours for Marketing Certificate 21-22

1 ChoosecapstonecoursefromMRKG2348,2380,2388,BMGT2382or2388

SMAll BuSINESS MANAGEMENT CERTIFICATE

(C1_MSB1 certificateofferedatLSC-CyFair,Kingwood,Montgomery,NorthHarris

andTomball)


ACCT 2401PrinciplesofAccountingI 4BUSI 2301BusinessLaw 3ITSC 1401 IntroductiontoComputersOR 4COSC 1401MicrocomputerApplicationsORBCIS 1405BusinessComputerApplications SEMESTER TOTAl 11

Second Semester CreditMRKG 2333PrinciplesofSellingOR 3MRKG 2348MarketingResearch&Strat.BUSG 1341SmallBusinessFinancing 3BUSG1 2309SmallBusinessManagement/

Entrepreneurship 3BUSI 1301BusinessPrinciples 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 12

TOTAl Credit Hours for SmallBusiness Certificate 23

1 Capstonecourse

MANAGEMENTAssociate of applied science degree, Tech Prep

(AAS_MGMT degreeofferedatLSC-CyFair,Kingwood,Montgomery,NorthHarris

andTomball)


BMGT 1327PrinciplesofManagement 3Elective Humanities/FineArts 3ENGL 1301Composition&RhetoricI 3ITSC 1401 IntroductiontoComputersOR 4COSC 1401MicrocomputerApplicationsORBCIS 1405BusinessComputerApplicationsMRKG 1311PrinciplesofMarketingOR 3BUSG 2371EntrepreneurialMarketing SEMESTER TOTAl 16

BMGT2 2382CooperativeEducationOR 3BMGT2 2388 Internship SEMESTER TOTAl 12

TOTAl Credit Hours forHuman Resource Certificate 22

1 Meetsmulticulturalrequirements2 Capstonecourse

INTERNATIONAl BuSINESS CERTIFICATE

(C1_MIB1 certificateofferedatLSC-CyFair,Kingwood,NorthHarrisandTomball)


IBUS 1305 IntrotoInternat’lBusiness&Trade 3IBUS 1371PrinciplesofImport/Export 3ITSC 1401 IntroductiontoComputersOR 4COSC 1401MicrocomputerApplicationsORBCIS 1405BusinessComputerApplications SEMESTER TOTAl 10

Second Semester CreditElective1 SpecializationElective 3IBUS 2341 InterculturalManagement 3IBUS 2345 ImportCustomsRegulations 3BMGT2 2382CooperativeEducationOR 3BMGT2 2388 Internship SEMESTER TOTAl 12

TOTAl Credit Hours forInternational Business Certificate 22

1 ThespecializationelectiveischosenfromanyBUSI,BMGTorBUSGcourse.BMGT1301,BMGT2303orBUSG2309recommended.

2 Capstonecourse

MARkETING CERTIFICATE(C1_MMK1 certificateofferedatLSC-CyFair,

Kingwood,NorthHarrisandTomball)


BMGT 1309 InformationandProjectMgmt.OR 3BMGT 1327PrinciplesofManagementMRKG 1301CustomerRelationshipMgmt. 3ITSC 1401 IntroductiontoComputersOR 3-4COSC 1401MicrocomputerApplicationsORBCIS 1405BusinessComputerApplicationsORARTC 1313DigitalPublishingIMRKG 1311PrinciplesofMarketing 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 12-13



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Second Semester CreditACCT 2401PrinciplesofAccountingI 4BUSI 1301BusinessPrinciples 3ECON 2301MacroeconomicsOR 3ECON 2302MicroeconomicsIBUS1 2341 InterculturalManagementSPCH 1315PublicSpeakingOR 3SPCH 1321BusinessandProfessional

Communication 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 16


HRPO 1311HumanRelationsOR 3HRPO 2301HumanResourceManagementBMGT 1309 Information&ProjectMgmt. 3BUSI 2304BusinessCommunications 3BUSI 1307PersonalFinance 3BUSI 2301BusinessLaw 3BMGT 1341BusinessEthics 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 18

Second Semester CreditElective2 CooperativeEducationOR 3 InternshipElective3 Math/NaturalScience 3-4Elective4 Specialization 3-4Elective4 Specialization 3Elective4 Specialization 3KINE 1111FitnessforLife 1 SEMESTER TOTAl 16-18

TOTAl Credit Hours for Management AAS 66-68

1 Meetsmulticulturalrequirements2 AnyBMGTorMRKGCo-oporInternship;Capstonecourse3 Suggested elective: MATH 1314 College Algebra; If


4 ThespecializationelectivesarechosenfromanyBUSI,BMGTorBUSGcourse.BMGT1301,BMGT2303andBUSG2309recommended.

MECHATRONICS TECHNOLOGY

Mechatronicsisanewandexcitinginterdisciplin-ary field which combines knowledge of controlsystems,robotics,mechanicalsystems,electronics,computers, advanced manufacturing, industrialmaintenanceandmore.

Anelectro-mechanicaltechnicianwithmechatron-ics training would find entry-level employmentintheLSCSserviceareainamodernadvancedmanufacturingcompany.Moreandmoreemploy-

ersareseekingtechnicianswithbroadknowledgetotroubleshootandcorrectcomputer/machineerrorsbeforetheyimpactthemanufacturingline.Mechatronics is predominantly hands-on andinvolves work with state of the art computers,machines,andsystems.

Thelevelonecertificateprovidesthestudentwithfundamental knowledge of computers, robotics,electricalsystemsandcontrols.Theleveltwocer-tificateprovidesstudentswithfundamentalknowl-edgeinmechanicalsystemsandmoreadvancedknowledgeinrobotics.

MARkETABlE SkIllS AWARD-OIl FIElD SERVICE TECHNICIAN

(MSC.OFSTawardofferedatLSC-CyFairandNorthHarris)


PTRT 1301PetroleumIndustry 3HYDR 1345HydraulicsandPneumatics 3CETT 1409DC-ACCircuits 4PTRT 1424PetroleumInstrumentation 4 SEMESTER TOTAl 14

TOTAl Credit Hours for Oil Field Service Technician Marketable Skills Award 14

MARkETABlE SkIllS AWARD-MECHATRONICS TECHNOlOGY

(MSC_METC awardofferedatLSC-CyFairandNorthHarris)


COSC 1401MicrocomputerApplicationsOR 4ITSC 1401 IntroductiontoComputersCETT 1409DC-ACCircuits 4HYDR 1345HydraulicsandPneumatics 3MCHN 1338BasicMachineShopI 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 14

TOTAl Credit Hours for MechatronicsMarketable Skills Award 14

MECHATRONICS TECHNOlOGY-lEVEl I CERTIFICATE

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INMT 2303Pumps,Compressors&MechanicalDrives 3

RBTC 1305RoboticFundamentals 3INMT 1417 IndustrialAutomation 4IEIR 1310MotorControls 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 16

Second Semester CreditINMT1 2389 InternshipManufacturingTechn 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 3

TOTAl Credit Hours for MechatronicsTechnology-level II Certificate 51


orhigher)

MEDICAL ASSISTINGMedicalassistingisaversatilehealthcareprofes-sionthatpreparesanindividualtoperformvariousclinical and administrative functions in a healthcarefacility.Thesefunctions,performedunderthedirectionofalicensedphysicianand/orlicensedphysiciansassistant,arecompletedwhileexamin-ingandtreatingpatients.Medicalassistantsareresponsibleforperformingavarietyofthetasksthatenableahealthcarefacilitytoproperlytreatitspatients.Thesetasksinclude,butarenotlimitedto:preparingtreatmentroomsforpatients’exami-nations;schedulingappointmentsandmaintainingmedicalrecords;interviewingpatients,measuringvitalsigns,weightandheight,andthenrecordingtheinformation;administeringinjections,perform-ingvenipuncture,electrocardiograph(EKG),andotherequipmenttoadministerroutinediagnostictests;andcompletinginsuranceforms.Theexactdutiesthatamedicalassistantperformsareuniquetothesettinginwhichsheorheisemployed.Indus-triesthatemploymedicalassistantsincludedoctors’offices/clinics,urgentcarecenters,ambulatorycarefacilities,andosteopathicoffices/clinics.

Themedicalassistingcertificateisathree-semesterprogram.Thefinalsemesterincludesbothareviewcourse toprepare for theAmericanAssociationofMedicalAssistants’CertifiedMedicalAssistantExamandaclinical/externship.Theclinicalex-perienceallowsstudentstoapplytheknowledge,skills,andabilitiesthatsheorhehaslearnedintheclassroomandgainpracticalexperienceinahealthcaresetting.Theprogramhasthefollowinggoaldefiningminimumexpectations:“Toprepare


COSC 1401MicrocomputerApplicationsOR 4ITSC 1401 IntroductiontoComputersDFTG 1325BlueprintReadingandSketching 3MCHN 1319ManufacturingMaterials/Processes 3TECM 1303TechnicalCalculations OR 3MCHN 1343MachineShopMath SEMESTER TOTAl 13

Second Semester CreditCETT 1409DC-ACCircuits 4MCHN 1338BasicMachineShopI 3DFTG 1309BasicComputer-AidedDrafting 3ETWR 1302 IntroductiontoTechnicalWriting 3HYDR 1345HydraulicsandPneumatics 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 16

Third Semester CreditINMT1 2388 InternshipManufacturingTech 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 3

TOTAl Credit Hours for MechatronicsTechnology-level I Certificate 32

1 Capstonecourse

MECHATRONICS TECHNOlOGY-lEVEl II CERTIFICATE

(C2_MET2 certificateofferedatLSC-CyFairandNorthHarris)


COSC 1401MicrocomputerApplicationsOR 4ITSC 1401 IntroductiontoComputersDFTG 1325BlueprintReadingandSketching 3MCHN 1319ManufacturingMaterials/Processes 3TECM 1303TechnicalCalculations OR 3MCHN 1343MachineShopMath SEMESTER TOTAl 13

Second Semester CreditCETT 1409DC-ACCircuits 4MCHN 1338BasicMachineShopI 3DFTG 1309BasicComputer-AidedDrafting 3ETWR 1302 IntroductiontoTechnicalWriting 3HYDR 1345HydraulicsandPneumatics 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 16

Third Semester CreditINMT 2388 InternshipManufacturingTech 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 3


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competent entry-level medical assistants in thecognitive (knowledge),psychomotor (skills),andaffective(behavior)learningdomains.”

Admission Criteria:Studentsapplyingtothemedicalassistingprogrammust:

1.Completeanassessmenttest(THEA,Compass,ASSET,orequivalent)withcollegelevelscoresonthereadingandwritingsections;orcom-pletethedevelopmentalsequenceinreading(ENGL0305orENGL0316)ANDwriting(ENGL0307orENGL0326orENGL0356)tobeeligibletoenterENGL1301.

2.CompleteMATH0306withagradeof“C”orachieveplacementintoahigherlevelmaththroughanassessmenttest(THEA,Compass,ASSET,orequivalent).

3.RegisterforandtakethePSBHealthOccupa-tionsAptitudeTest.

4.Attendamandatorymedicalassistinginforma-tionsessionaspostedontheLSC-CyFairorNorthHarrisWebsite.

5.Submitacompletedapplicationpackettothepreferredcollege’smedicalassistingprogram.Applicationdeadlinesarepostedonthecol-legeWebsite.

6.Submit official high school/GED transcriptand/orofficialtranscriptsfromallnon-LSCScollegesand/oruniversitiesattended.

7.Finalacceptanceintotheprogramiscontingentuponasatisfactorybackgroundcheckthatiscompletedbyacollegeapprovedagencyatthestudent’sexpense.Clinicalfacilitiesmayalsorequirecompletionofasatisfactorydrugscreening.

MEDICAl ASSISTING CERTIFICATE(C1_MED1 certificateofferedatLSC-CyFair

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MDCA 1213MedicalTerminology 2MDCA 1417ProceduresinaClinicalSetting 4MDCA 1421AdministrativeProcedures 4POFT 1325BusinessMath&MachineApps 3POFT 1301BusinessEnglish 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 16

Second Semester CreditMDCA 1409A&PforMedicalAssistants 4MDCA 1352MedicalAsst.LabProcedures 3MDCA 1443MedicalInsurance 4MDCA 1291SpecialTopicsinMedicalAssistant 2MDCA 1348Pharmacology&Administrationof 3 Medications SEMESTER TOTAl 16

Third Semester CreditECRD 1211Electrocardiography 2MDCA 1205MedicalLawandEthics 2MDCA11154MedicalAssistingCredentialing ExamReview 1MDCA 1264Practicum(orfieldexperience)- 2 Medical/ClinicalAssistant SEMESTER TOTAl 7

TOTAl Credit Hours forMedical Assisting Certificate 39

1 CapstoneCourse

MEDICAL RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGY

Thecourseofstudyforaradiologictechnologistisatwo-yearprogram,leadingtoanassociateofappliedsciencedegree.TheprogramisofferedatLSC-MontgomeryandCyFair.Eachcollegeacceptsoneclasseachyearintotheradiologictechnologyprogram.Thesix-semesterprogramincludestwosummersemesters,foratotalof72credithours.

Thecurriculumisabalanceofgeneraleducationandtechnicalcoursesintheclassroomandlaboratory,aswellassupervisedclinicalexperiencesatlocalhospitalsandoutpatientclinics.Thiscombinationprovidesthestudentanopportunityforeducationaldevelopment and assurance of competency inradiographicskills.

Theprogram isdesigned toprovide the studentwith the knowledgeand skills toperform radio-graphicexaminations,providepatientcareandassisttheradiologistduringdiagnosticprocedures.Radiologictechnologistsareemployedinmedicalcenters,communityhospitals,extendedcarefacili-ties,physicians’offices,specialistclinics,andotherhealthcareinstitutions.

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2.Satisfactory completion of Introduction toAnatomy and Physiology (BIOL 2404) orAnatomyandPhysiologyIandII(BIOL2401&2402)witha“C”orbetterwithinthepre-vious five years andprior to submission ofanapplicationfortheradiologictechnologyprogram.

3.Acumulativegradepointaverage(GPA)ofatleast2.0inhighschooland/orcollege.

4.Studentsmust register forand take thePSBHealthOccupationsAptitudeTest.

5.Finalacceptanceintotheprogramiscontingentupon a satisfactory background check (asrequiredby hospitals) that is completedbyacollegeapprovedagencyat thestudent’sexpense.Clinicalfacilitiesmayalsorequirecompletionofsatisfactorydrugscreening.

Applying for Readmission or Transfer:AformerstudentofanyradiologyprogramseekingadmissiontotheMRTprogramwillbeconsideredupon submission of the following documents tothereadmissioncommitteeatleasttwomonthsinadvanceof the semester forwhichadmission isbeingsought:

1. Acompletedpetitionforreadmission/transfer.2.Asignedpersonalstatementfromthestudent

describingtheirreasonsfororiginallyleavingtheprogram.Thisstatementshouldincludeadescriptionofthewaysinthattheyhave,orplanto,resolvethesituationswhichcausedthemtoleavetheprogrampreviously.

3.Currentofficial college transcripts fromanyother colleges, universities, or proprietaryschoolsthestudenthasattendedbothbeforeentering theprogramandsince leaving theprogram.

4.Aminimumofthreerecommendationsmailedto the programunder separate cover.Onelettershouldbea“reportofstatus”fromtheformerprogramdirector.

Additionally,readmissionisbasedupon:• Spaceavailableintheprogram.• Satisfactionofcurrentcollegeandprogram

admissionrequirements.• Areadmittedstudentisrequiredtofulfillthe

graduationrequirementsthatareineffectatthetimeofreadmission.

of“C”orbetterineachradiography(RADR)courseandmaintainanoverallgradepointaverageofatleast2.0tograduatefromtheradiologictechnol-ogyprogram.TohelpassuresuccessontheARRTexamination,theLoneStarCollegeSystem(LSCS)radiographyprogramsutilizeanelevatedgradingscale.Thegeneraleducationcorewilltransfertoa variety of colleges and universities. Formorespecificinformationandthesequenceofcoursesateachcollege,contacttheprogramdirectororacollegecounselor.

Inadditiontothetuitionandtextbooksfortheradio-logictechnologycourses,thereareadditionalfeesandexpenses.Studentsarerequiredtopurchaseuniformsandaccessories.Eachstudentacceptedintotheprogramisrequiredtopurchasestudentliabilityinsurance(subjecttoratesapplicableatthetimeofregistration)andobtaincurrentimmuniza-tionsasrequiredbytheTexasDepartmentofStateHealthServicesforhealthcareproviders.Regula-tionsrequirethatstudentscompletetheHepatitisBimmunizationseriesthatmaytakebetween3-6months prior to patient contact. Each student isalsoresponsibleforhis/herowntransportationtotheclinicalareas.

GraduatesoftheradiologictechnologyAASdegreeprogramareeligibletoapplyforthecertificationexamination in radiologic technology given bytheAmericanRegistryofRadiologicTechnologists(ARRT); www.arrt.org. Graduates may also ap-plyforTexasstatecertificationthroughtheTexasDepartmentofStateHealthServices;www.dshs.state.tx.us/mrt/default.shtm

GototheAmericanSocietyofRadiologicTechnolo-gistsWebsiteatwww.asrt.orgformoreinformationaboutacareerinradiologictechnology.

Admission Criteria:Clinicalspaceislimited,sostudentsareadmittedonacompetitivebasis.Inadditiontothegeneraladmission requirements of the LSCS, the follow-ing requirementsmustbemet inorder toapplyforadmission to the radiologic technologyAASprogram.

1.College entry-level ability in mathematics,Englishandwriting,asdefinedbyLSCS.Forfurtherinformation,contactanyofthestudentdevelopmentoffices.



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Anystudentwhowasrequiredtoexittheprogramforacademicreasonsmayonlybegrantedone(1)readmissionatthediscretionofthereadmissioncommittee. Students gaining readmission to theprogrammustrepeatanyacademicallydeficientcourse(s)andmayberequiredtoauditotherpro-gramcourse(s)offeredinthesamesemester.

Studentswhohavebeenoutof theprogramforone(1)ormoreyearswillberequiredtoauditorretakeallpreviouslycompletedRADRcoursesandpassthefinalexaminationsforthosecourseswithagradeof“C”orbetter.

Studentswhoareaskedtoleavetheprogramforviolation(s)of theLSCS’sor theprogram’scodeofconduct,ethicalstandards,academichonesty,civilrights,orharassmentpoliciesarenoteligibleforreadmission.

MEDICAl RADIOlOGIC TECHNOlOGYAssociate of applied science degree

(AAS_MRDR degreeofferedatLSC-CyFairandMontgomery)

ThesequenceofcoursesatLSC-Montgomerymayvarydue to theJanuarystartdate;however,allcourseslistedmustbecompletedtofulfilldegreerequirements.

Prerequisite Semester CreditBIOL 2404 IntrotoAnatomyandPhysiology 4 SEMESTER TOTAl 4


RADR1 1409 IntrotoRadiography&PatientCare 4RADR 1411BasicRadiographicProcedures 4RADR 1313PrinciplesofRadiographicImagingI 3KINE PhysicalActivity 1 SEMESTER TOTAl 12

Second Semester CreditMATH 1314CollegeAlgebra 3RADR 2401 Interm.RadiographicProcedures 4RADR1 1260Clinical 2RADR 2305PrinciplesofRadiographicImagII 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 12

Third Semester CreditENGL 1301Composition&RhetoricI 3RADR1 1360Clinical 3RADR 2331AdvancedRadiographicProcedures 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 9


RADR 2271ComputersintheImagingSciences 2RADR 2240 IntrotoSectionalAnatomy 2RADR 2313RadiationProtectionandBiology 3RADR1 1460Clinical 4RADR 2309RadiographicImagingEquipment 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 14

Second Semester CreditRADR1 2360Clinical 3PSYC 2301GeneralPsychology 3Elective2 Humanities/FineArts 3RADR 2217RadiographicPathology 2SPCH3 Elective 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 14

Third Semester CreditRADR4 2335RadiologicTechnologySeminar 3RADR1 2460Clinical 4 SEMESTER TOTAl 7

TOTAl Credit Hours for MedicalRadiologic Technology AAS Degree 72

1 Combinationofcoursesmeetmulticulturalrequirement2 Choosefromthegeneraleducationcore3 ChoosefromSPCH1311,1315,1318,or13214 Capstonecourse

NURSINGThe Lone Star College System offers a varietyofnursingprogramsandcurriculaat itscollegecampuses. LSC-Kingwood, Montgomery, NorthHarris,andTomballofferanintegratedprogramofstudyinassociatedegreenursing(ADN).Withanintegratednursingcurriculum,classroom,labo-ratory,andclinicalcontentareorganizedaroundaseriesofconceptsthatprogressfromsimpletocomplex.LSC-CyFairoffersablockednursingcur-riculum.Inablockednursingcurriculum,learningexperiencesaredividedbycontentareasuchascareofchildrenandfamiliesandadulthealth.Ad-ditionally,LSC-Kingwoodoffersanonlineseconddegreenursingprogramtomeetthediverseneedsofstudents.Theonlineprogramisdesignedforstu-dentswithapriorcollegedegreewhoneedflexibleschedulesandareabletocompletethecurriculuminamore self-directedmanner. Thereare threeaspectstotheonlineprogram:didactic,labskills,andclinicalcoursework.Thedidacticorclassroomportionofthecourseworkisonlinewiththestudentbeingabletocompletemodulesandexamsatan



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dependency,theTexasBONwillconsidereligibilityonanindividualbasisbyrequiringtheapplicanttocompleteadeclaratoryorder.Thedeclaratoryorderprocessmaytakesix(6)monthstotwo(2)years to complete. Prospective applicants whoquestiontheireligibilityareencouragedtodiscusstheirsituationwiththeTexasBoardofNursing,atwww.bon.state.tx.usor512.305.7400,prior toenrollment. If a student is convictedof a felonyormisdemeanorwhileenrolledinaLSCSnursingprogram, thestudentmust inform thedirector inwritingandsubmitadeclaratoryordertotheBON.Criminalbackgroundchecksarerequiredbyallclinicalfacilities.

Drugscreensandverificationofmedicalinsurancemayberequiredatsomeclinicalsitesduringthestudent’senrollmentinaLSCSnursingprogram.

Anadmissionappealwillbeconsideredifthereisevidencethatoneormoreofthefollowingcon-ditionsexist:(1)errorincalculationofpointsforadmission;(2)deviationfromadmissionproceduresasdefinedbytheprogramWebsite;or(3)dispa-ratetreatmentofastudentthatisnotaddressedbyEEOprocesses.ReviewthenursingWebsiteathttp://www.LoneStar.edu/nursing-dept.htmforfurtherdetails.

StudentsapplyingtotheLSCSnursingprogramsmustadhere to theCodeofConductandotherpoliciesfoundinthesystemandnursingstudenthandbooks,whichcanbe foundon thecollegeWebsite.Uponcompletionof theADNdegreerequirements, nursing graduates may apply totake the licensureexam tobecomea registerednurse (RN).Completionof thenursingprogram,however, does not guarantee eligibility to takethe state licensure exam. Eligibility to take theNationalCouncil LicensureExam for RegisteredNurses (NCLEX-RN) is determined solely by theTexasBoardofNursing(BON).

Costsincurredwhileinthenursingprogramincludetuitionandfeesforthenursingcoursesaswellasadditionalexpensesfortextbooks,uniforms,immu-nizations,testingfees,clinical/labequipmentandlicensurefees.Nursingstudentsarealsoresponsibleforthecostsoftheirphysicalexaminations,CPRcertifications,backgroundchecks,drugscreens,healthcareinsurance,andtransportationtoandfromclinicalagenciesfordayandeveninglearn-ingexperiences.

individualpace.Thelabskillscoursesincludeanonline componentplus scheduledpractice timeson campus. The clinical courses are scheduledwith a nurse preceptor in a LSCS service areaclinicalfacility,basedonthenurse’sandstudent’sschedules.Studentswillneedtoparticipateinaoneweekorientationoncampusduringthefirstweekoftheprogram.Alloftheseprogramsandcurriculaaredesignedforindividualsinterestedinbecomingaregisterednurse.

The vocational nursing certificate program isoffered at LSC-CyFair, Kingwood, MontgomeryandTomball.Graduatesarepreparedtoprovidenursingcareforclientswithpredictableoutcomesinavarietyofhealthcaresettings.Theseprogramsaredesignedforindividualsinterestedinbecomingalicensedvocationalnurse.

TheTransitiontoProfessionalNursing(RN)programisofferedatallLSCScampuses.Graduatesofavocationalnursingorparamedicprogramwhobe-comelicensedasaLVNorparamedicandcompletetherequiredprerequisitecoursesmaybeeligibletoapplyforthetransitionprogram.LSC-KingwoodalsooffersanonlinetransitionprogramforLVNsand paramedics and is traditionally completedwithinoneyear.Studentsareallowedtocompletethisinashorterperiodoftime.Studentsarealsorequired toparticipate ina fourdayorientationoncampusduringthefirstweekoftheprogram.

General GuidelinesAdmissionrequirements,selectioncriteriaandtheapplicationprocessforthenursingprogramsarepresentedinregularlyscheduledinformationses-sionsoneachLSCcampusoronlineatLSC-Tomball.Uponacceptanceintoanyprogram,studentsmustsubmitanofficialrecordofcurrentimmunizationsortiters(includingacompleteHepatitisBSeriesasrequiredbytheTexasDepartmentofStateHealthServices),reportofasatisfactoryphysicalexamina-tiondocumentedonacollege-approvedform,andaclearcriminalbackgroundcheckasrequiredbytheTexasBoardofNursing.StudentsenteringanyLSCSnursingprogrammustmeetTexasBoardofNursing(BON)backgroundcheckrequirements.NamesofenteringstudentsandstudentidentificationwillbesubmittedtotheBONforthepurposeofschedulingandprocessingextensivebackgroundscreenings.Incaseswheretheapplicanthasaquestionablebackgroundcheck,mentalillnessand/orchemical



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Progression RequirementsToremainingoodstandingandprogresswithinthenursingcurriculum,studentsmust:

1.Maintainacumulativegradepointof2.0,and2.Attainagradeof“C”orbetterineachnursing

andgeneraleducationcoursedesignatedintheVNcertificateorADNdegreeplan,and

3.Successfullycompleteallconcurrentnursingcoursestoadvancetothenextlevel.

Testing RequirementsStudentsarerequiredtotakenationally-normedteststhroughoutthecurriculumandtomakesatisfactoryscoresoneachtest.Allcostsfortheexamsandremediation are the student’s responsibility. Ad-ditionally, in the last semesterof thecurriculum,studentsmustachieveasatisfactoryexitexamscoreinordertograduatefromtheprogram.

Students with DisabilitiesLSCScomplieswiththerequirementsoftheAmeri-cans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Students withdocumenteddisabilitieswillbegivenaccommo-dationsinaccordancewiththeLSCSpolicyandthoseallowedby theNationalCouncil of StateBoardsofNursing.

Biology Course RequirementsBiologycoursessubmittedforprogramcreditmustbecompletednomore thanfive (5) yearspriortoapplicationtothenursingprogram.Refresheranatomy&physiologyandmicrobiologycoursesare available through continuing education forstudentswhosebiologyisolderthanfiveyearsandwhodonotdesiretorepeatthecoursesforcredit.Thegradesearnedfromtheoldercreditbiologycourseswillbeused forgradepointcalculationwhereapplicable.

Tech Prep/Dual Credit CoursesStudentswhohavecompletedhighschoolhealthscience technology courses may be eligible forarticulated credit in thenursingprograms.Dualcreditopportunitiesexistforothercoursesinthenursingdegreeplans.Pleaserefertothecollegecatalog,Website,orcounselingofficeforfurtherinformation.

Readmission GuidelinesApplicantswhohavefailedorwithdrawnfromanyLSCSnursingprogramwillbeconsideredonanindividualbasis.Readmissionisnotautomatic.It

isbasedonremediationofanidentifiedproblemareaandspaceavailability.Studentswhowishtobereadmittedmustinterviewwiththeprogram’sReadmission Committee. At this interview, thestudentwillbeaskedtodescribewhatstepshavebeentakenintheinterveningmonthstoimprovethechanceofsuccessandanactionplanforimprove-mentofacademicand/orclinicalperformance.Inaddition,studentsseekingreadmissionmustsubmita letter of their standing from the prior nursingprogramdirector.Readmissionintotheassociatedegreenursingprogrammustoccurwithintwoyearsofnon-completion.Readmissionintothevocationalnursingprogrammustoccurwithinoneyear.Uponreadmission, students who previously failed orwithdrew fromanursing coursemust repeatallconcurrent/corequisitenursingcourses.Astudentmaybereadmittedintothenursingprogramonetimeonly.

Transfer GuidelinesAnindividual’srequesttotransferintoanyLSCSnursingprogramwillbereviewedonanindividualbasisbytheprogramdirectorandreadmissionscommittee.Classplacementisbasedonpreviousachievementandspaceavailability.Admissionisconsideredonlyifpriorprogramenrollmenthasbeenwithinone(1)year.

1.Transferrequestsforthosewhohavecompletednursing coursework (within two semestersof inquiry) at other colleges are evaluatedindividuallyandacceptancesarebasedonprogramspaceavailability.

2.Studentswhohavehadtwo(2)unsuccessfulat-temptsinanynursingprogramarenoteligiblefortransferintothenursingprogramsatLSCS.

3.Transferapplicantswillberequiredtosubmitaletteroftheirstandingfromthepriornursingprogramdirector.

4.SeecollegeWebsitesforadditionalinforma-tionregardingthenursingprogramtransferguidelines.

NuRSINGAssociate of applied science degree, Tech Prep

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7.CompletetheHepatitisBimmunizationseries.Applicantsmustprovideofficialdocumentationof all immunizations or titers received anda satisfactory physical exam on a college-approvedform.Gotohttp://LoneStar.edu/immunizations.htmfortheform.

8.Complete the American Heart AssociationBasicLifeSupportProviderofCareCertifica-tion.

9.Finalacceptanceintotheprogramiscontingentupon a satisfactory FBI background check(completedthroughtheBON).Clinicalfacili-tiesmayalsorequireverificationofmedicalinsurance.

Admission Criteria – Second Degree ProgramInadditiontotheadmissionrequirementsforthesystemandthegeneralrequirementslistedabove,thefollowingareadmissionrequirementsforthesecond-degreeprogramstudents:

1.Prerequisite courses andadmission require-ments are the same as for the basic trackprogram.

2.Haveexperiencewithonlinecoursesandhavetheabilitytofunctionindependently.Studentswho have no online course experience orhavebeenunsuccessfulinatraditionalnurs-ingprogramwillnotbeeligiblefortheonlineprogram.Internationalstudentshavelimitationsontakingonlinecoursesandmaybeineligibledependingonimmigrationstatus.

3.Mustbecurrentlyemployedinahealthcarefacility.

4.Submit official transcripts from colleges at-tendedotherthanLSCS.

5.Submitacompletedapplicationtothepreferredcollege’snursingprogram.Applicationdead-linesarepostedonthecolleges’Websites.Separateapplicationstothecollegenursingprogramsareonly required if thedeadlinesubmissiondatesdiffer.

6.CompletetheHepatitisBimmunizationseries.Applicantsmustprovidewrittendocumentationof all immunizations or titers received anda satisfactory physical exam on a college-approvedformfound.Gotohttp://LoneStar.edu/immunizations.htmfortheform.

ingprogramsoftheLoneStarCollegeSystemareaccredited by the National League for NursingAccreditingCommission(NLNAC).Accreditationinformation isavailable throughNLNAC,3343Peachtree Road NE, Suite 500, Atlanta, GA30326,phone404.975.5000,www.nlnac.org,andapproval information from theTexasBoardofNursing,333Guadalupe#3-460,Austin,TX78701,telephone512.305.7400.

Admission Criteria – Basic TrackInaddition to theadmissionrequirementsof thesystemandthegeneralrequirementslistedabove,thefollowingarerequirementsforadmissionintothe associate degree nursing program. The ap-plicantmust:

1.Completecollege-levelreading,writing,andmathprerequisitesor LSCSStudentSuccessInitiative (SSI) requirements. All associatedegreesrequirecompletionofMATH0308orhigher.TodetermineyourSSIstatus,seeacollegeadvisor.

2.Completethefollowingcourseswithaminimumgradepointaverageof2.5orhigher:BIOL2401,ENGL1301,andPSYC2301.(BIOL2401isrequiredtomeettheadmissioncriteria;however,thehighestgradeinBIOL2401or2402willbeusedforcalculationofGPA).

3.Obtainagradeofa“C”orhigherinallcoursesrequiredintheassociatedegreenursing(ADN)degreeplan.GPAinallcoursesintheADNdegreeplanmustbe2.5orgreaterattimeofapplication.

4.Complete a national, standardized nursingpre-entrance test and meet the minimumscorerequirement.Thecostofthistestistheresponsibilityoftheapplicant.Allapplicantsmust take thenursingpre-entrance test.Theentrancetestmayonlybetakenone(1)timeeachadmissionperiod.





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7.CompletetheAmericanHeartAssociationBasicLifeSupportProviderofCareCertification.

8.Participateinaoneweekorientationoncampusduringthefirstweekoftheprogram.


Admission Criteria – Transition to Professional Nursing for Articulating Students Inadditiontotheadmissionrequirementsforthesystemandthegeneralrequirementslistedabove,thefollowingareadmissionrequirementsforthetransitiontrackforarticulatingstudents:

1.Completecollege-levelreading,writing,andmathpre-requisitesorLSCSStudentSuccessInitiative (SSI) requirements. All associatedegreesrequirecompletionofMATH0308orhigher.TodetermineyourSSIstatus,seeacollegeadvisor.

2.Completethefollowingcourseswithamini-mumcumulativegradepointaverageof2.5or higher: BIOL 2401, BIOL 2402, ENGL1301,PSYC2301,PSYC2314,andRNSG1301.Inaddition,thereareothercoursesthatmustbecompletedpriortoenrollinginnursingcourses.

3.Obtainagradeof“C”orhigherinallcoursesrequired in the associate degree nursingdegreeplan.GPAinallcoursesintheADNdegreeplanmustbe2.5orgreaterattimeofapplication.

4.Possess current Texas licenseasa LicensedVocationalNurse,currentNationalRegistryEMT Paramedic Certification, current TexasDepartmentofHealthEMTParamedicCertifica-tion,ORcurrentTexasDepartmentofHealthParamedicLicense.

5.BecurrentlyemployedasanLVNorparamedicORhavegraduatedfromanLVNorparamediceducationalprogramwithinthepastyear.


7.Submitacompletedapplicationtothepreferredcollege’snursingprogram.Applicationdead-linesarepostedonthecolleges’Websites.

Separateapplicationstothecollegenursingprogramsareonly required if thedeadlinesubmissiondatesdiffer.

8.CompletetheHepatitisBimmunizationseries.Applicantsmustprovidewrittendocumentationof all immunizations or titers received anda satisfactory physical exam on a college-approvedformfound.Gotohttp://LoneStar.edu/immunizations.htmfortheform.


10.Finalacceptance into theprogram iscon-tingent upona satisfactory FBI backgroundcheck(completedthroughtheBON).Clinicalfacilitiesmayalsorequireverificationofmedi-calinsurance.

VOCATIONAl NuRSING CERTIFICATEThevocationalnursingprogramisathree-semes-ter, one year, full-time 47-credit hour certificateprogram.TheprogramisapprovedbytheTexasBoardofNursing.Uponcompletionofthevoca-tionalnursingcertificate,nursinggraduatesmayapply to take the licensure exam to become aLicensedVocationalNurse(LVN).Eligibilitytotakethe National Council Licensure Examination forPracticalNurses(NCLEX-PN)isdeterminedsolelybytheTexasBoardofNursing.

Admission Criteria - Vocational NursingInadditiontothesystemadmissionrequirements,thefollowingarerequiredforthevocationalnurs-ingprogram:

1.Completecollege-levelreading,writing,andmathpre-requisitesorLSCSStudentSuccessInitiative(SSI)requirements.AllVNprogramsrequirecompletionofMATH0308orhigher.TodetermineyourSSI status, seeacollegeadvisor.

2.CompleteBIOL2404withagradeof“C”orhigher (Completion of BIOL 2401 & 2402isaccepted inplaceofBIOL2404,and isrecommendedforthosestudentsplanningtotransition into the ADN program). Biologycoursessubmittedforprogramcreditmustbecompletednomorethanfive(5)yearspriortoapplicationtothenursingprogram.



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VNSG 1231Pharmacology 2VNSG 1262ClinicalII 2VNSG 1307PediatricNursing 3VNSG 1409NursinginHealth&IllnessII 4 SEMESTER TOTAl 14

Third Semester CreditVNSG 1219ProfessionalDevelopment 2VNSG3 1226Gerontology 2VNSG 1306Maternity/NewbornNursing 3VNSG 1410NursingInHealth&IllnessIII 4VNSG 2161Maternity/NewbornClinical 1VNSG4 2361ClinicalIII 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 15

TOTAl Credit Hours forVocational Nursing Certificate 47

1 BIOL2401&2402Anatomy&PhysiologyI&IIcanbesubstitutedforBIOL2404,ifstudenthastakenthem.

2 BIOL1322NutritioncanbesubstitutedforVNSG1116Nutrition,ifstudenthastakenitalready.

3 Coursemaybetakenduringanysemesterasscheduledbycollege.


orhigher)

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Associate of applied science degree, Tech Prep(AAS_AADN) specializationofferedat

LSC-Kingwood,Montgomery,NorthHarrisandTomball)

Prerequisite Semester CreditBIOL 2401HumanAnatomy&PhysiologyI 4ENGL 1301Composition&RhetoricI 3PSYC 2301GeneralPsychology 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 10


RNSG 1172PreparationforBasicCare 1SOCI1 1301PrinciplesofSociology 3BIOL 2402HumanAnatomy&PhysiologyII 4RNSG 1301Pharmacology 3KINE Anyphysicalactivitycourse 1 SEMESTER TOTAl 12

Second Semester CreditBIOL 2420MedicalMicrobiology 4RNSG 1119 IntegratedNursingSkillsI 1RNSG 1361Clinical-NursingI 3RNSG 1523 IntrotoProfessionalNursing 5 SEMESTER TOTAl 13

3.Maintainacumulativegradepointof2.0incollegelevelcourses.

4.Completeastandardizednursingpre-entrancetest.Thecostofthistestistheresponsibilityoftheapplicant.Allapplicantsmusttakethenursing pre-entrance test. The entrance testmayonlybetakenone(1)timeeachadmis-sionperiod.



7.CompleteHepatitisBimmunizationseries.Ap-plicantsmustprovidewrittendocumentationofallimmunizationsreceivedandasatisfactoryphysicalexamonacollege-approvedform.Go to the Web at http://LoneStar.edu/im-munizations.htmfortheform.



VOCATIONAl NuRSING CERTIFICATE(C2_PRN2 certificateofferedatLSC-CyFair,

Kingwood,Montgomery,andTomball)

Prerequisite Semester CreditBIOL1 2404 IntroductiontoA&P 4 SEMESTER TOTAl 4


VNSG 1160ClinicalBasics 1VNSG 1260ClinicalI 2VNSG2,31116Nutrition 1VNSG 1323BasicNursingSkills 3VNSG 1304Foundations 3VNSG 1400NursinginHealth&IllnessI 4 SEMESTER TOTAl 14

Second Semester CreditVNSG3 1238MentalIllness 2VNSG 1163PediatricClinical 1



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Third Semester CreditRNSG 1129 IntegratedNursingSkillsII 1RNSG 1362Clinical-NursingII 3RNSG 2504CareoftheClientwithCommon 5 HealthProblemsPSYC 2314LifespanGrowth&Development 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 12


RNSG 2173AdvancedNursingSkills 1RNSG 2361Clinical-NursingIII 3RNSG 2514 IntegratedCareofClientwith 5 ComplexHealthCareNeedsSPCH 1318 InterpersonalCommunicationOR 3SPCH 1311 IntroductiontoSpeechComm. SEMESTER TOTAl 12

Second Semester CreditElective Humanities/FineArts 3RNSG1207NursingJurisprudence 2RNSG2 2362Clinical-NursingIV 3RNSG 2535 IntegratedClientCareManagement 5 SEMESTER TOTAl 13

TOTAl Credit Hours forNursing Specialization 72

1 Meetsmulticulturalrequirement2 Capstonecourse Note:Studentsmustmeetmathcompetency(MATH0308

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KINE Anyphysicalactivitycourse 1RNSG 1301Pharmacology 3SOCI1 1301PrinciplesofSociology 3BIOL 2402HumanAnatomy&PhysiologyII 4 SEMESTER TOTAl 11

Second Semester CreditBIOL 2420MedicalMicrobiology 4SPCH 1318 InterpersonalCommunicationOR 3SPCH 1311 IntroductiontoSpeechCommunicationPSYC 2314LifespanGrowth&Development 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 10

Third Semester CreditRNSG 1260Clinical 2RNSG 1417ConceptsofNursingPracticeI 4 forArticulatingStudents SEMESTER TOTAl 6


RNSG 2173AdvancedNursingSkills 1RNSG 2361Clinical-NursingIII 3RNSG 2514 IntegratedCareoftheClientwith 5 ComplexHealthCareNeeds SEMESTER TOTAl 9

Second Semester CreditElective Humanities/FineArts 3RNSG1207 NursingJurisprudence 2RNSG2 2362Clinical-NursingIV 3RNSG 2535 IntegratedClientCareManagement 5RNSG 2171RoleTransitionforArticulating 1 Students SEMESTER TOTAl 14

TOTAl Credit Hours Transition to ProfessionalNursing AAS 60


orhigher)

VOCATIONAl NuRSING ADN TOVN CERTIFICATE

(C2_AVN2 certificateofferedatLSC-NorthHarris)MustbeenrolledinADNProgram



SOCI1 1301PrinciplesofSociology 3KINE Anyphysicalactivitycourse 1BIOL 2402HumanAnatomy&PhysiologyII 4RNSG 1301Pharmacology 3RNSG 1172PreparationforBasicCare 1 SEMESTER TOTAl 12



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Associate of applied science degree(AAS_ADNB degreeofferedatLSC-CyFair)


BIOL 2401HumanAnatomy&PhysiologyI 4PSYC 2301GeneralPsychology 3ENGL 1301Composition&RhetoricI 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 10

Second Semester CreditBIOL 2402HumanAnatomy&PhysiologyII 4RNSG 1105NursingSkillsI 1RNSG 1209 IntroductiontoNursing 2RNSG 1144NursingSkillsII 1RNSG 1146LegalandEthicalIssuesforNurses 1RNSG 1115HealthAssessment 1SOCI1 1301PrinciplesofSociology 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 13

Summer Semester CreditBIOL 2420MedicalMicrobiology 4RNSG 1261Clinical:PrinciplesofAdultHealth 2RNSG 1341CommonConceptsofAdultHealth 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 9


RNSG 1343ComplexConceptsofAdultHealth 3RNSG 1362Clinical:Nursing-RNTraining 3RNSG2 1301Pharmacology 3PSYC 2314LifespanGrowth&Development 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 12

Second Semester CreditSPCH 1318 InterpersonalCommunicationOR 3SPCH 1311 IntroductiontoSpeechComm.RNSG 2213MentalHealthNursing 2RNSG 2162Clinical:Nursing-RNTraining 1RNSG 2201CareofChildrenandFamilies 2RNSG 2260Clinical:CareofChildren&Families 2RNSG 2208Maternal/NewbornNursingand 2 Women’sHealthRNSG 2261Clinical:Nursing-RNTraining 2 SEMESTER TOTAl 14

Third Semester CreditElective Humanities/FineArts 3KINE Anyphysicalactivitycourse 1RNSG 2207TransitiontoNursingPractice 2RNSG3 2231AdvancedConceptsofAdultHealth 2RNSG3 2660Clinical:Nursing-RNTraining 6 SEMESTER TOTAl 14

TOTAl Credit Hours forNursing Specialization Block Curriculum 72

Second Semester CreditRNSG 1119 IntegratedNursingSkillsI 1BIOL 2420MedicalMicrobiology 4RNSG 1361Clinical-NursingI 3RNSG 1523 IntrotoProfessionalNursing 5 SEMESTER TOTAl 13

Third Semester CreditPSYC 2314LifeSpanGrowth&Development 3RNSG 1129 IntegratedNursingSkillsII 1RNSG 1362ClinicalNursingII 3RNSG 2504 IntegratedCareoftheClientwith 5 CommonHealthCareNeeds SEMESTER TOTAl 12


VNSG 1122VocationalNursingConcepts 1VNSG 2362Clinical-PracticalNurseI 3VNSG2 2363Clinical-PracticalNurseII 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 7

TOTAl Credit Hours forVocational Nursing ADN to VN Certificate 54


orhigher)

NuRSING ASSISTANT CERTIFICATE(C1_ANA1 certificateofferedatLSC-Kingwood,

Montgomery,NorthHarrisandTomball)MustbeenrolledinADNProgram

First Semester CreditBIOL 2401HumanAnatomy&PhysiologyI 4ENGL 1301CompositionandRhetoricI 3KINE PhysicalActivity 1PSYC 2301GeneralPsychology 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 11

Second Semester CreditBIOL 2402HumanAnatomy&PhysiologyII 4PSYC 2314LifespanGrowth&Development 3RNSG 1119 IntegratedNursingSkillsI 1RNSG 1172PreparationforBasicCare 1RNSG1 1361Clinical-NursingI 3RNSG 1523 IntrotoProfessionalNursing 5 SEMESTER TOTAl 17

TOTAl Credit Hours forNursing Assistant Certificate 28

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TRANSITION TO PROFESSIONAlNuRSING FOR ARTICulATING

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Associate of applied science degree(AAS_PNRB specializationofferedatLSC-CyFair)

Prerequisite Semester CreditBIOL 2401HumanAnatomy&PhysiologyI 4ENGL 1301Composition&RhetoricI 3PSYC 2301GeneralPsychology 3SOCI1 1301PrinciplesofSociology 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 13

Second Semester CreditBIOL 2402HumanAnatomy&PhysiologyII 4PSYC 2314LifespanGrowth&Development 3BIOL 2420MedicalMicrobiology 4RNSG 1301Pharmacology 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 14


RNSG 1115HealthAssessment 1RNSG 1146LegalandEthicalIssuesforNursing 1RNSG 1327TransitionfromVocationalto ProfessionalNursing 3RNSG 1162TransitionClinical 1 SEMESTER TOTAl 6

Second Semester CreditSPCH 1318 InterpersonalCommunicationOR 3SPCH 1311 IntroductiontoSpeechComm.RNSG 2201CareofChildrenandFamilies 2RNSG 2260Clinical:RNTraining 2RNSG 2208Maternal/NewbornNursingand

Women’sHealth 2RNSG 2261Clinical:RNTraining 2RNSG 2213MentalHealthNursing 2RNSG 2162Clinical:RNTraining 1 SEMESTER TOTAl 14

Third Semester CreditElective Humanities/FineArts 3KINE Anyphysicalactivitycourse 1RNSG 2207TransitiontoNursingPractice 2RNSG2 2231AdvancedConceptsofAdultHealth 2RNSG2 2660Clinical:RNTraining 6 SEMESTER TOTAl 14

TOTAl Credit HoursTransition to Professional Nursing AAS 61


orhigher)

OCCUPATIONALTHERAPY ASSISTANT

Occupationaltherapyassistants,underthedirec-tion of a licensed occupational therapist, assistindividualswith disabling conditions to achieveindependencethroughtheuseofpurposefulactiv-ity. The curriculum for the occupational therapyassistantprogramcoversaperiodof twoyearsandisdesigned to lead towardanassociateofappliedsciencedegree.Studentswillengageincourseworkforaperiodoffoursemestersfollowedbyafifthsemesteroffull-timefieldworkathealthcarefacilitiesinthecommunity.Theeducationalexperiencewillincludeclassroominstruction,labo-ratoryactivitiesandclinicalwork.Manyclinicalfacilitieswillrequirestudentstosuccessfullypassabackgroundcheck.Studentswillbetrainedtoworkwithall agegroups ina varietyof healthcaresettings.

The LSC-Kingwood and Tomball occupationaltherapyassistantprogramsareaccreditedbytheAccreditationCouncil forOccupationalTherapyEducation(ACOTE)oftheAmericanOccupationalTherapy Association (AOTA) located at 4720Montgomery Lane, P.O. Box 31220, Bethesda,MD20824-1220,301.652.AOTA.

Graduateswillbeeligibleforthenationalcertifi-cationexaminationadministeredbytheNationalBoard forCertification inOccupationalTherapy(NBCOT). After successful completion of thisexamination,thegraduatewillbeaCertifiedOc-cupationalTherapyAssistant(COTA).Moststates,includingTexas,requirelicensuretopractice.TexaslicensureisbasedonsuccessfulcompletionoftheNBCOT examination. A felony conviction mayaffectagraduate’sability to sit for theNBCOTexaminationorattainastatelicensure.

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upon admission to the program, studentsmust have:

• Physical examination completed by a li-censedphysician;

•Verificationofupdatedimmunizationrecord;regulations require that prior to patientcontact, the studentmusthavecompletedtheHepatitisBimmunizationserieswhichisreceivedovera3-6monthperiod;and,

• Certificate of completion of CPR prior toLevelIFieldwork.

Incompleteapplicationswillnotreceiveadepart-ment review. Each applicant is responsible forcontacting the OTA department to confirm thattheir application is complete. Applicants to theprogramwillberankedaccordingtotheirlevelofachievementoftheprogramadmissioncriteriaandwillbeacceptedintotheprogramonacompetitivebasis.StudentsmustcompleteLevelIIfieldworkas-signmentswithin18monthsfollowingcompletionofacademicpreparation.Additionalinformationcanbeobtained from theoccupational therapyassistantdepartmentatLSC-KingwoodandTomball.

OCCuPATIONAl THERAPY ASSISTANTAssociate of applied science degree

(AAS_OCTA degreeofferedatLSC-KingwoodandTomball)

CoursesequenceisforLSC-Tomball.ContacttheLSC-Kingwoodprogramdirectorfordetailsonitscoursesequence.


BIOL 2401HumanAnatomy&PhysiologyI 4ENGL 1301CompositionandRhetoricI 3OTHA1 1301 IntrotoOccupationalTherapy 3OTHA1 1315TherapeuticUseofOccupations 3 orActivitiesIPSYC 2301GeneralPsychology 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 16

Second Semester CreditBIOL 2402HumanAnatomy&PhysiologyII 4OTHA 1309HumanStructure&FunctioninOT 3OTHA 2301PathophysiologyinOT 3OTHA 2331PhysicalFunctioninOT 3PSYC 2314LifeSpanandDevelopment 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 16

information.Toobtaintherecommendedsequenc-ingofcourses,contacteitherprogramdirectoratLSC-KingwoodorTomball.

Admission Criteria:Applicantsmustmeetthecollege’sgeneralad-missioncriteriaaswellasprogramadmissioncriteria and submit all documentation to theOccupationalTherapyAssistantofficeatLSC-KingwoodorTomball.

Program Admission Criteria:Applyforadmissiontotheoccupationaltherapyassistantdepartmentby submittinga formalap-plication and all required official documents tothedepartment.

• Top ranking candidates will be scheduledfor a personal interview, a writing sampleandcompletionofahealthcareadmissionsexamination(paidforbyapplicant).

• Finalacceptanceintotheprogramiscontingentuponasatisfactorybackgroundcheck(asre-quiredbyhospitals),whichwillbecompletedbyanapprovedagencyattheapplicant’sex-pense.Ifanapplicantisconvictedofafelonyor misdemeanor they must contact NBCOTandECPTOTEtodeterminecertificationandlicensureeligibility. Ifastudent isconvictedofafelonyormisdemeanorwhileenrolledinanLSCSoccupationaltherapyprogram,thestudentmustinformthedirectorinwritingandsubmitacurrentbackgroundcheck.Clinicalfacilitiesmayalsorequirecompletionofsat-isfactorydrugscreening.

• Applicants will be notified by mail of theiradmissionstatus.

Minimum Academic Requirements:1.SubmitCompassscoresorotherLSCapproved

testscoresshowingplacementintoENGL1301andMath0310.EnglishandmathplacementmayalsobesatisfiedbysuccessfulcompletionofENGL0305,0307andMath0308.

2.Completionofaminimumoftenhoursofgeneraleducationcoursecreditwithaminimum2.5GPAtoincludeENGL1301,BIOL2401and3hoursofageneraleducationcourserequiredin the degree plan. The general educationcourserequiredforKingwoodisPSYC2301.



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Third Semester CreditOTHA 1319TherapeuticInterventionsI 3OTHA1 2302TherapeuticUseofOccupations 3 orActivitiesIIOTHA1 2309MentalHealthinOT 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 9


Elective Humanities/FineArts 3OTHA1 1341OccupationalPerformancefrom 3 BirthThroughAdolescenceOTHA1 1353OccupationalPerformance/Elders 3OTHA1 2166Practicum 1OTHA 2335ManagementinOccup.Therapy 3SPCH 1318 InterpersonalCommunications 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 16

Second Semester CreditOTHA1,22460Clinical 4OTHA1,22461Clinical 4 SEMESTER TOTAl 8

TOTAl Credit Hours for AAS Degree 65

1 Combination of these courses meets multiculturalrequirement;OTHA1301meetswellnesscompetency

2 Capstonecourse Note:Studentsmustmeetmathcompetency(Math0308

orhigher)

PARALEGAL STUDIESDegreesandcertificatesinparalegalstudiesareavailableforstudentswishingtopursueaprofes-sionalcareerasaparalegal/legalassistant.Thegoaloftheprogramistopreparestudentstoperformeffectivelyinavarietyoflegalsettingsandtoadaptreadilytochangesinthelegalenvironment.Theprogramoffersatwo-yearassociateofappliedsci-encedegreeandaone-yearcertificateinparalegalstudies.Only studentsalreadypossessingeitheranassociate’sdegreeorabachelor’sdegreemayenterthecertificateprogram.

Excitingandfulfillingcareerscanbefoundinboththepublicandprivatesectorsoflegalpracticeforgraduatesholdingparalegaldegreesandcertifi-cates.Paralegalsaretrainedtoassistattorneysinsuch legalservicesasdrafting legaldocuments,conducting legal researchand factual investiga-tions, and interviewing clients and witnesses.Paralegalsmustworkunderthedirectsupervisionofalawyer.Theprogramoffersafacultyofexperi-encedparalegalprofessionalsandattorneys,and

anextensivelawlibrarywithWestlawComputerAssistedLegalResearchavailableoncampus.Lexis/NexiscomputerresearchisalsoavailableonlinewithcomputeraccesstothelibraryWebsite.

Forstudentsenrolledfull-timetheAASdegreemaybeearnedintwoyears,andthecertificateinoneyear.Forthoseattendingonapart-timebasis,timeforcompletionwillbelonger.Thegeneraleduca-tioncorewilltransfertoavarietyofcollegesanduniversities.Transferredlegalspecialtycourseswillbeapprovedascoursesubstitutionsasappropri-atebytheprogramdirectoronly.Allstudentsmusttakeatleast12semestercreditsoflegalspecialtycoursesinthetraditionalclassroomsetting.ContactacounselororparalegalstudiesfacultymemberatLSC-NorthHarrisformoreinformation.GototheWebathttp://www.LoneStar.edu/paralegal.htmformoreinformation.

PARAlEGAl STuDIESADVANCED TECHNICAl CERTIFICATE(C4_PLG4 certificateofferedatLSC-NorthHarris)

Admission to this program is limited to studentswhohavealreadyearnedanassociateorabac-calaureatedegreefromanaccreditedcollegeoruniversity. Students without a prior degree whowishtopursueparalegalstudiesmustmatriculateundertheAAS.


ITSW 1301 IntrotoWordProcessing OR 3-4ITSC 1401 IntroductiontoComputersLGLA 1219LegalEthics&Prof.Responsibility 2LGLA 1303LegalResearch 3LGLA 1307 IntrotoLaw&LegalProfessions 3LGLA 2303Torts&PersonalInjuryLaw 3LGLA 2370RulesofCivilProcedure 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 17-18

Second Semester CreditACNT 1303 IntroductiontoAccounting 3LGLA 1345CivilLitigation 3LGLA 2305 Interviewing&Investigating 3LGLA1 2331Adv.LegalResearch&Writing 3LGLA2 Elective 3LGLA 2388 InternshipParalegal/LegalAssist.ORLGLA2 Elective 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 18

TOTAl Credit Hours for Paralegal StudiesAdvanced Technical Certificate 35-36



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PHARMACY TECHNOLOGY

Pharmacytechniciansareparaprofessionalswhoworkunderthesupervisionofalicensedpharma-cisttoassistwithactivitiesthatdonotrequiretheprofessionaljudgmentofthepharmacist.Pharmacytechniciansassistwithmaintainingrecords,fillinganddispensingroutineprescriptionsandmedica-tionorders,stockingsuppliesofpatientcareareas,maintaininginventoriesofdrugsupplies,preparingsterilecompoundproducts,acceptingprescriptionsandrefillrequests,andprovidingassistancetothecustomersandpatientsspecifictothepharmacypracticesetting.Excitingcareersareavailableintra-ditionalpharmacysettings,e.g.retailandhospitalpharmacies,andnon-traditionalpharmacysettings,e.g.compoundingandnuclearpharmacies.

Thepharmacy technologycertificateprogram isatwo-semestercohortprogramthatprovidesanexcellentintroductiontothepharmacyprofession.RecruitmentforthefallclassbeginsinthemonthofApril.Studentstypicallybeginthetwo-semesterdaytimeprograminAugust(fall).Becauseofthedemandfortheprogram,studentsstartingatLSC-NorthHarrisinthespringwillbeintheeveningprogramthatrunsfor12months(JanuarythroughDecember).

ThecertificateprogramatbothLSC-NorthHarrisand LSC-Tomball is accreditedby theAmericanSocietyofHealth-SystemPharmacists.

Thepharmacytechnologycertificateprogrampre-paresgraduatestositfortheNationalPharmacyTechnicianCertificationExamination,administeredby the Pharmacy TechnicianCertificationBoard(PTCB),tobecomeacertifiedpharmacytechnician(CPhT).PharmacytechniciansintheStateofTexasarerequiredtobecertifiedbyexaminationwithintheyearallotted.TheTexasStateBoardofPharmacy(TSBP)alsorequirescertifiedpharmacytechnicianstoregisterwiththeBoard.ItfurtherrequiresthatapersonperformingpharmacytechniciandutiesinapharmacymustberegisteredbyTSBPaseitherapharmacytechnicianorapharmacytechniciantrainee.Thisincludesstudentswhiletheyaredoing“clinical”rotationsinpharmacies.Toregister,thepharmacytechnologystudentcanfindlinksatwww.tsbp.state.tx.us/totheonlineregistrationapplica-

1 Capstonecourse2 LGLA1317,1323,1341,1343,1349,1353,1355,

1359,1371,2301,2309,2311,2313,2315

PARAlEGAl STuDIESAssociate of applied science degree, Tech Prep

(AAS_PLGL degreeofferedatLSC-NorthHarris)


BUSI 2301BusinessLaw 3MATH 1332MathforLiberalArts 3ENGL 1301Composition&RhetoricI 3ITSC 1401 IntroductiontoComputers 4LGLA 1307 IntrotoLaw&LegalProfessions 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 16

Second Semester Credit

ACNT 1303 IntroductiontoAccounting 3Elective1 Humanities/FineArts 3Elective2 GeneralEducation 3GOVT 2302AmericanGovernmentII 3LGLA 1303LegalResearch 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 15


KINE Anyphysicalactivitycourse 1LGLA 1219LegalEthics&Prof.Responsibility 2LGLA 1345CivilLitigation 3LGLA 2370RulesofCivilProcedure 3LGLA 2303TortsandPersonalInjuryLaw 3ITSW 1301 IntrotoWordProcessing 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 15

Second Semester Credit

LGLA 2305 Interviewing&Investigations 3LGLA3 2331Adv.LegalResearchWriting 3LGLA4 Elective 3LGLA 2388 InternshipParalegal/LegalAsst.OR 3LGLA4 ElectiveSPCH 1315PublicSpeaking 3LGLA 1171PreparingforLegalEmployment 1 SEMESTER TOTAl 16


1 Humanities course requirement must be selected fromthislist:ENGL2332,2333,HUMA1301,1302,PHIL1304,FREN2311,2312,GERM2311,2312,SPAN2311,2312.Thesecoursesalsomeetthemulticulturalrequirement.

2 Selectfromgeneraleducationrequirements3 Capstonecourse4 LGLA1317,1323,1341,1343,1349,1353,1355,

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tions.Pharmaciesmustensurethatallpharmacytechniciantraineescompletetheonlineregistrationprocess.Includedwiththeregistrationprocessisthecriminalbackgroundinformation,whichrequiressubmissionoftheapplicant’ssocialsecuritynum-berandhighschoolgraduationinformation.Thecriminalbackgroundhistorymustbeclearofanyfeloniesorcontrolledsubstanceviolationspriortoenrollmentinthepharmacytechnologyprogram.

Once an applicant has successfully completedallrequirementsofregistration,andtheTSBPhasdeterminedtherearenogroundstorefuseregistra-tion,theapplicantwillbeissuedaredcertificateasapharmacytechniciantrainee.Thiscertificateexpirestwoyearsfromthedateofissuance.

Admission Criteria for the Certificate Program:Applicants must meet the program admissioncriteriaandsubmitalldocumentationtothephar-macytechnologyofficeateitherLSC-NorthHarrisorTomball.Contact theprogramdirectorat theappropriate college to determine eligibility andqualificationsfortheprogrampriortocompletingtheapplicationform.

Applicantstothecertificateprogrammust:1.ContacttheLSC-NorthHarrisprogramdirector

at281.618.5727ortheLSC-Tomballprogramdirectorat281.357.3634todetermineeligi-bilityandprerequisiterequirements.

2.Provideevidenceofcollegereadystatusac-cordingtothefollowing:

a.Submitpreviouscollegeand/orhighschooltranscripts from all colleges/universities at-tended;

b.SubmitpassingscoresontheCOMPASS,THEA, or ASSET tests as determined byLSCS;

c.CompleteanindividualizedlearningplanwhichincludesMATH0308;ENGL0305orENGL0316;ENGL0306orENGL0326orENGL0353withaminimumgradeofC;

3.Scheduleapersonalinterviewwiththeprogramdirector.Applicantswillbenotifiedbymailorphoneof theadmissionstatus. It is stronglyrecommended that application be made atleastamonthinadvanceofthesemesterforwhichthestudentwouldliketoenroll.

4.ReceiveahighschooldiplomaorGEDbeforeapplyingtotheprogram.

5.ProvideacopyoftheTSBP-issuedcertificatetotheprogramdirector.

6.Completeadrugscreenpriortoclinicalaffili-ationifrequiredbythatfacilityorpharmacy.Studentswillbeprovidedfurtherinformationaccordingtoagencyand/orcollegepolicy.

7.CompletetheHepatitisBimmunizationseriespriortopatientcontactifrequiredbyclinicalaffiliates.

Upon admission to the program, students musthave:

1.Recent verification of physical examinationcompletedbyalicensedphysician.

2.Verificationofanupdated immunizationre-cord.AgenciesmayalsorequirerecentTBskintestresults,MMRimmunity,and/orvaricellavaccine.

3.Studentliabilityinsurance(paidwhenstudentregistersforthefirstsemester).

4.Long-sleeve, short-length white lab jacket,programpatch,andschool-approvednametag.

5.CertificateofcompletionofCPRpriortothefirstinternshipassignment.Incompleteapplica-tionswillnotreceiveacompletedepartmentalreview. Each applicant is responsible forcontactingthepharmacytechnologyofficetoconfirmwhethertheapplicationiscomplete.AdditionalinformationcanbeobtainedfromthepharmacytechnologyofficeatLSC-NorthHarrisorTomball.

Admission Criteria for the AAS Degree Program:Theassociateofappliedsciencedegreeinphar-macy technology requiresanadditionalyearofcourse work. The purpose of the program is topreparegraduatesformanagerialpositionsandcustomerserviceinhospitalandcommunity/retailpharmacies. An associate degree in pharmacytechnologyemphasizesthetechnician’sinterestinanddedication to thework.Furtheremphasis isplacedonethicsandfederalandstatelaws.ThepharmacycoursesfortheAASdegreeareofferedatLSC-NorthHarris.



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PHARMACY TECHNOlOGYAssociate of applied science degree

(AAS_PHRT degreeofferedatLSC-NorthHarris)


PHRA 1413CommunityPharmacyPractice 4PHRA 1309PharmaceuticalMathematicsI 3PHRA 1305DrugClassification 3PHRA 1102PharmacyLaw 1PHRA 1361Clinical 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 14

Second Semester CreditPHRA 1347PharmaceuticalMathematicsII 3PHRA 1304Pharmacotherapy&DiseaseProc 3PHRA 1345 IntravenousAdmixtureand SterileCompounding 3PHRA 1143PharmacyTechnicianCertification

Review 1PHRA 2361Clinical 3PHRA 1449 InstitutionalPharmacyPractice 4 SEMESTER TOTAl 17

First Summer Session CreditElective1 Humanities/FineArtsElective 3KINE1 Kinesiology 1COSC 1401MicrocomputerApplicationsOR 4ITSC 1401 IntroductiontoComputers SEMESTER TOTAl 8


PHRA 1240PharmacyThirdPartyPayment 2ENGL 1301CompositionandRhetoricI 3BIOL 2404 IntroductiontoA&P 4PHRA 1207LawandEthicsPharmacyLaw 2BMGT 1301SupervisionOR 3BMGT 1327PrinciplesofManagementORBMGT 2303ProblemSolving&DecisionMaking SEMESTER TOTAl 14

Second Semester CreditSOCI 1301PrinciplesofSociology 3SPCH 1318 InterpersonalCommunication 3PHRA2 1164Practicum(orfieldexperience)- 1 PharmacyTechnician/AssistantMRKG 1301CustomerRelationshipMgmt. 3PHRA 1206 ComputerizedDrugDeliverySystemsI 2 SEMESTER TOTAl 12

TOTAl Credit hours forPharmacy Technology AAS 65

1 Thehumanities/fineartsandkinesiologyelectivesmustbechosenfromthelistofapprovedcorecoursesinthosedisciplines.Seethecorecurriculumrequirementsinthecatalog.Humanitiesorfineartscoursemustalsomeetmulticulturalrequirements.

2 Capstonecourse Note:Studentsmustmeetmathcompetency(Math0308

orhigher)

ApplicantsseekingadmissiontotheAASprogrammustcontacttheprogramdirectorat281.618.5727to determine eligibility andprerequisite require-ments. Include official documentation of thePharmacy TechnicianCertificationBoard (PTCB)certificate,TexasStateBoardofPharmacy(TSBP)certificate,andcompletionofthepharmacytech-nologycertificate fromanaccredited institution.EachcandidatewillbeassessedonanindividualbasisbytheprogramdirectortodeterminehisorhereligibilitybeforeapplyingtotheAASprogram.Thosewhodidnotcompleteapharmacytechnol-ogyprogrambuthadinformalon-the-jobtrainingmustcontacttheprogramdirectorforaPLA(PriorLearningAssessment).Anominalfeeisrequiredforanassessmentofthestudent’spreviousworkexperience.PriortograduationfromtheAASde-greeprogram,studentsmustcompleteLSCSStudentSuccessInitiative(SSI)requirements.

PHARMACY TECHNOlOGY CERTIFICATE

(C1_PHR1 certificateofferedatLSC-NorthHarrisandTomball)


PHRA 1102PharmacyLaw 1PHRA 1305DrugClassification 3PHRA 1309PharmaceuticalMathematicsI 3PHRA 1361Clinical-CommunityPharmacy 3PHRA 1413CommunityPharmacyPractice 4 SEMESTER TOTAl 14

Second Semester CreditPHRA 1143PharmTechCertificationReview 1PHRA 1304Pharmacotherapy&DiseaseProc. 3PHRA 1345 IntravenousAdmixture& 3 SterileCompoundingPHRA 1347PharmaceuticalMathematicsII 3PHRA 1449 InstitutionalPharmacyPractice 4PHRA1 2361Clinical-InstitutionalPharmacy 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 17

TOTAl Credit hours forPharmacy Technology Certificate 31

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PHYSICAL THERAPISTASSISTANT

Thecourseofstudyforaphysicaltherapistassistant(PTA)isatwo-yearprogram,leadingtoanassociateofappliedsciencedegree.OneclassisacceptedeachyearintothePTAprogram,whichstartsinthefallsemester.Thefive-semesterprogramincludesonesummersemesterforatotalof67credithours.Theprogramisdesignedtoprepareskilledhealthcareworkerstoperformtreatmentunderthedirec-tionofalicensedphysicaltherapistandincludesdidacticlearning,skilldevelopmentinthelabandclinical training. The treatments include thermalandelectricalmodalities,rehabilitationtechniques,therapeuticexerciseandpatienteducation.Clinicalfacilitieswillrequirestudentstosuccessfullypassacertifiedbackgroundcheckandmayrequireascreeningfordrugusage.GraduatesarepreparedforemploymentasPTA’sinacutecarehospitals,rehabilitation centers, outpatient clinics, schoolsystems,homehealthagenciesandotherplacesphysicaltherapyispracticed.Oncompletionoftheprogram,graduatesmustpassthelicensingexamadministeredbytheTexasStateBoardofPhysicalTherapyExaminersinordertopractice.

Thegeneraleducationcorewilltransfertoavarietyofcollegesanduniversities.Formorespecificinfor-mationandtoobtaintherecommendedsequenc-ingofcourses,contacttheprogramdirectororacollegecounselor.

Admission Criteria:InadditiontothegeneraladmissionrequirementsoftheLoneStarCollegeSystem(LSCS),thefollowingarerequirementsthatmustbemetinordertoapplyforadmissiontothePTAprogram:

1.SubmitpassingTHEAexamscoresinreading,writingandmathorcompleteLSCSStudentSuccessInitiative(SSI)requirements.Todeter-mineyourSSIstatus,seeacollegeadvisor.

2.Agradepointaverage(GPA)ofatleast2.0inhighschooland/orcollege.

3.Must have completed at least 40 hours ofexposuretothefieldunderthedirectionofalicensedphysicaltherapistorphysicaltherapistassistant. This requirement may be met bywork,volunteerorobservationexperience.

4.Regulationsrequirethatpriortopatientcontact,thestudentmusthavecompletedtheHepatitisBimmunizationseries,whichisreceivedovera3-6monthperiod,andhavecompletedacertification in cardio-pulmonary resuscita-tion.

5.Finalacceptanceintotheprogramiscontin-gentuponasatisfactorybackgroundcheck(asrequiredbyclinicalfacilities),whichwillbecompletedbyanapprovedagencyatthestudent’sexpense.

Itisrecommendedthatstudentscompleteasmanyofthegeneraleducationcorecoursesaspossibleprior to application to the PTA program. BIOL2401,HumanAnatomy&PhysiologyI,andPTHA1201,TheProfessionofPhysicalTherapy,mustbecompletedwithgradesof“C”orbetterpriortoad-missionintotheprogram.Additionally,BIOL2401mustbecompletedwithinthelast7years.

Applications foradmissionwillbe receiveddur-ingthespringsemesterbeforetheprogramstarts.Becauseadmissiontotheprogramiscompetitive,thestudentswhowillbeacceptedaremostlikelytobethosewhoscorehighestonthecriteriaes-tablishedbytheadmissionscommitteeincluding,butnotlimitedto,thefollowing:

1.completionof thegeneraleducationcorecoursesinthedegreeplan,and

2.receipt of the highest grades in thesecourses.

Inordertopracticeasaphysicaltherapistassistant(PTA),apersonmustbelicensedbytheTexasBoardof Physical TherapyExaminers. To take the PTAlicensingexam,apersonmustbeagraduateofaPTAeducationalprogramwhichisaccreditedbytheCommissiononAccreditationinPhysicalTherapyEducation.ThePTAprogramatLSC-MontgomeryisaccreditedbytheCommissiononAccreditationinPhysicalTherapyEducation.

Formoreinformation,gotowww.apta.orgorcon-tacttheCommissiononAccreditationinPhysicalTherapy Education, 1111 North Fairfax Street,Alexandria,VA22314-1488,703.684.2782.



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PROFESSIONAL OFFICE TECHNOLOGY

Theprofessionalofficetechnologyassociateofap-pliedsciencedegreetechprepprogramprovidestrainingintheskillsandknowledgeneededinthecurrentandfutureofficeenvironment.Skillsincludetime management, human relations, telephonetechniques,informationmanagement,andoralandwrittenbusiness communications.Computer skilltrainingincludeswordprocessing,spreadsheets,database, presentation, project management,andInternetresearch.Bookkeepingskillsarealsoincludedforthosechoosingthebookkeepingtrackoftheadministrativesupportcertificate.Thedegreealsoincludesdevelopmentoftheattitudesnecessarytosucceedinabusiness,medical,orlegaloffice.

Awidevarietyofjobopportunitiesareavailabletoprogramgraduates inmany typesof offices.Entry-level jobs include office receptionist, bilin-gual office receptionist, administrative assistant,bookkeeper,medicalofficereceptionist,medicalsecretary,medicaladministrativeassistant, legalofficereceptionist,legalofficeassistant,andlegalofficeadministrativeassistant.Aftera fewyearsinthefield,graduatescanbecomeanexecutiveassistant, office manager, or office coordinator.Skilledadministrativeprofessionalsareexpectedtobe indemand inseveral industries, includingoilandgas,education,manufacturing,financialservices,healthcare,legaloffice,andcommercialrealestate.

Theprofessionalofficetechnologyassociateofap-pliedsciencedegreesareawardedforsuccessfulcompletionof62-68credit hours that includeacommoncoreofacademiccoursesandamaxi-mum selection of technical courses based uponspecialization.

Theprogramoffersthreedegreespecializations:business administrative support, legal office, ormedicalofficeadministrator.Alloptionsoffercer-tificatesthatbuildtowardsthedegree.Thelegalofficespecializationofferscertificatesinlegalofficereceptionist,legalofficeassistant,andlegaladmin-istrativeassistant.Themedicalofficespecializationoffers certificates in medical office receptionist,medical frontoffice,andmedicaladministrative

PHYSICAl THERAPIST ASSISTANTAssociate of applied science degree

(AAS_PHTA degreeofferedatLSC-Montgomery)

Prerequisite SemesterFirst Semester Credit

BIOL 2401HumanAnatomy&PhysiologyI 4PTHA 1201TheProfessionofPhysicalTherapy 2 SEMESTER TOTAl 6


ENGL 1301Composition&RhetoricI 3PTHA1,21225 CommunicationinHealthCare 2PTHA 1305BasicPatientCareSkills 3PTHA 1413FunctionalAnatomy 4 SEMESTER TOTAl 12

Second Semester CreditBIOL 2402HumanAnatomy&PhysiologyII 4PTHA2 1431PhysicalAgents 4PTHA 2201EssentialsofDataCollection 2PTHA 2435RehabilitationTechniques 4PTHA1 1260Clinical(1week) 2 SEMESTER TOTAl 16

Third Semester CreditPSYC 2301GeneralPsychology 3PTHA 1321Pathophysiology 3PTHA2 2409TherapeuticExercise 4 SEMESTER TOTAl 10


PHIL 2306 IntroductiontoEthics 3PTHA2 1291SpecialTopicsinPhysicalTherapy 2PTHA1 2461Clinical(5weeks) 4PTHA1 2462Clinical(5weeks) 4 SEMESTER TOTAl 13

Second Semester CreditPSYC 2314LifespanGrowth&Development 3PTHA1,32563 Clinical(6weeks) 5PTHA2 2217 IssuesinHealthCare 2 SEMESTER TOTAl 10


1 Combinationofcoursesmeetmulticulturalrequirement2Combinationofcoursesmeetcommunication competency;PTHA2409meetswellnesscompetency3 Capstonecourse Note:Studentsmustmeetmathcompetency(MATH0308

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assistant. The business administrative supportspecializationofferscertificatesinbilingualoffice,officeassistant,administrativesupportincludingachoiceofeitheranadministrativeorabookkeepingtrack,andadministrativeassistant.Thecertificatesprovidestudentswithtechnicalskillsinjusttwoorthreesemesters.

Medicalofficeprogramonly:studentswillbere-quiredtopayliabilityinsuranceduringthesemestersinvolvingoff-campuspracticumsorinternships.Atsomefacilities,studentsmayberequiredtoshowproofofimmunizationssuchasHepatitisB,tubercu-losis,tetanus,andMMR(mumps,measles,rubella).Thesecostsarebornebythestudent.

Graduation requirement:All students graduating with an AAS or level IIcertificate must complete LSCS Student SuccessInitiative(SSI)requirements.TodetermineyourSSIstatus,seeacollegeadvisor.

Thegeneraleducationcorewilltransfertoavarietyofcollegesanduniversities,andthedegreewilltransferinwholetosomeuniversities.Throughar-ticulation,somestudentsmayhaveearnedcollegecreditwhileinhighschool.Contactacounselor,divisionadvisor,orfacultymemberatanycollegeforspecificinformationaboutarticulationandtoobtaintherecommendedsequencingofcourses.

BIlINGuAl OFFICE CERTIFICATE(C1_BOS1 certificateofferedatLSC-NorthHarrisandTomball)


ITSC 1401 IntroductiontoComputers 4POFT1 1309AdministrativeOfficeProceduresI 3POFT 1325BusinessMath&MachineApps 3POFT 1329BeginningKeyboardingOR 3ITSW 1301 IntrotoWordProcessingPOFT 1371BilingualBusinessWriting 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 16

TOTAl Credit Hours for Bilingual 16Office Certificate

1 Capstonecourse

OFFICE ASSISTANT CERTIFICATE(C1_OAS1 certificateofferedatLSC-Kingwood,


FIRST YEARPrerequisite Semester Credit

POFT 1329BeginningKeyboarding 3ITSC 1401 IntroductiontoComputersOR 4COSC 1401MicrocomputerApplications SEMESTER TOTAl 7

First Semester CreditPOFT1 1309AdministrativeOfficeProceduresI 3BMGT 1309 InformationandProjectMgmt. 3POFT 2301 IntermediateKeyboardingOR 3ITSW 1301 IntrotoWordProcessingPOFT 1301BusinessEnglish 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 12

TOTAl Credit Hours for Office AssistantCertificate 19

1 Capstonecourse

ADMINISTRATIVE SuPPORT CERTIFICATE

(C1_ADS1 certificateofferedatLSC-Kingwood,NorthHarrisandTomball)



First Semester CreditPOFT 1309AdministrativeOfficeProceduresI 3POFT 2301 IntermediateKeyboardingORITSW 1301 IntrotoWordProcessing 3POFT 1301BusinessEnglish 3POFT 1325BusinessMath&MachineApps 3Elective1 SpecialtyTrackAorB 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 15

Second Semester CreditITSW 1404 IntroductiontoSpreadsheets 4Elective1 SpecialtyTrackAorB 3Elective1 SpecialtyTrackAorB 3-4Elective1 SpecialtyTrackAorB 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 13-14

TOTAl Credit Hours for Administrative SupportCertificate 35-36



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BuSINESS ADMINISTRATIVE SuPPORT SPECIAlIzATION

Associate of applied science degree, Tech Prep(AAS_BADS degreeofferedatLSC-Kingwood,




First Semester CreditPOFT 1309AdministrativeOfficeProceduresI 3BMGT 1309 InformationandProjectMgmt. 3POFT 2301 IntermediateKeyboardingOR 3ITSW 1301 IntrotoWordProcessingPOFT 1301BusinessEnglish 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 12

Second Semester CreditPOFT 1325BusinessMath&MachineApps 3ITSW 1404 IntroductiontoSpreadsheets 4ACNT 1303 IntroductiontoAccountingI 3SPCH1 SpeechElective 3POFT 2331AdministrativeSystems 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 16


ACNT 1311 IntroductiontoComputerizedAcct. 3ENGL 1301Composition&RhetoricI 3MRKG 1301CustomerRelationshipMgmt. 3POFT2 2380CooperativeEducationOR 3POFT2 2386 InternshipElective3 Humanities/FineArts 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 15

Second Semester CreditITSW 1407 IntroductiontoDatabase 4Elective Social/BehavioralScience 3Elective4 Math/NaturalScience 3-4KINE Anyphysicalactivitycourse 1POFT2 2380CooperativeEducationOR 3POFT2 2381CooperativeEducationIMED 1316WebDesignIOR 3ITSC 2331 IntegratedSoftwareApplicationsIII SEMESTER TOTAl 17-18

TOTAl Credit Hours for Business AdministrativeSupport AAS 67-68

1 ChoosefromSPCH1315,1318,13212 Capstonecourse(courseselectedforsecondyear,first

semestermustbedifferentthancourseusedtomeetsecondyear,secondsemesterrequirement)

1Allelectivecoursesmustbechosenfromthesamespecialtytrack.Track A - Administrative Track: BMGT1309;ACNT1303;

SPCH1315or1318or1321;CapstoneisPOFT2331 Track B - Bookkeeping Track:ACNT1303,ACNT1311,

ACCT2401;CapstoneisACNT1382

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT CERTIFICATE

(C2_ADA2 certificateofferedatLSC-Kingwood,NorthHarrisandTomball)



First Semester CreditPOFT 1309AdministrativeOfficeProceduresI 3BMGT 1309 InformationandProjectMgmt. 3POFT 2301 IntermediateKeyboardingOR 3ITSW 1301 IntrotoWordProcessingPOFT 1301BusinessEnglish 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 12

Second Semester CreditPOFT 1325BusinessMath&MachineApps 3ITSW 1404 IntroductiontoSpreadsheets 4ACNT 1303 IntroductiontoAccountingI 3SPCH1 SpeechElective 3POFT 2331AdministrativeSystems 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 16


ACNT 1311 IntroductiontoComputerizedAcct. 3ENGL 1301Composition&RhetoricI 3MRKG 1301CustomerRelationshipMgmt. 3POFT2 2380CooperativeEducationOR 3POFT2 2386 InternshipElective3 Humanities/FineArts 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 15

TOTAl Credit Hours for Administrative AssistantCertificate 50

1 ChoosefromSPCH1315,1318,13212 Capstonecourse3Thiscoursemustmeetthemulticulturalrequirement Note:Studentsmustmeetmathcompetency(MATH0308

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MEDICAl OFFICE RECEPTIONIST CERTIFICATE

(C1_MOR1 certificateofferedatLSC-Kingwood,Montgomery,NorthHarrisandTomball)


ITSC 1401 IntroductiontoComputersOR 4COSC 1401MicrocomputerApplicationsPOFM 1302MedicalSoftwareApplications 3POFM1 1309MedicalOfficeProcedures 3HITT 1305MedicalTerminologyI 3POFT 1301BusinessEnglish 3

TOTAl Credit Hours for MedicalOffice Receptionist Certificate 16

1 Capstonecourse

MEDICAl FRONT OFFICE CERTIFICATE(C1_MFO1 certificateofferedatLSC-Kingwood,

Montgomery,NorthHarrisandTomball)


ITSC 1401 IntroductiontoComputersOR 4COSC 1401MicrocomputerApplicationsPOFM 1302MedicalSoftwareApplications 3POFM 1309MedicalOfficeProcedures 3HITT 1305MedicalTerminologyI 3POFT 1301BusinessEnglish 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 16

Second Semester CreditBIOL 2404 IntrotoAnatomy&Physiology 4POFM 1300MedicalCodingBasics 3POFM 1327MedicalInsurance 3POFM1 2380CooperativeEducationOR 3POFM 2386 InternshipITSW 1301 IntrotoWordProcessing 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 16

TOTAl Credit Hours forMedical Front Office Certificate 32

1 Capstonecourse

MEDICAl ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT CERTIFICATE

(C2_MAA2 certificateofferedatLSC-Kingwood,Montgomery,NorthHarrisandTomball)


POFM 1309MedicalOfficeProcedures 3HITT 1305MedicalTerminologyI 3POFT 1301BusinessEnglish 3POFM 1302MedicalSoftwareApplications 3ITSC 1401 IntroductiontoComputersOR 4COSC 1401MicrocomputerApplications SEMESTER TOTAl 16

Second Semester CreditBIOL 2404 IntrotoAnatomy&Physiology 4POFM 1327MedicalInsurance 3ITSW 1301 IntrotoWordProcessing 3HPRS 2332HealthCareCommunications 3POFM 1300MedicalCodingBasics 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 16


ACNT 1303 IntroductiontoAccountingI 3ENGL 1301Composition&RhetoricI 3POFT 1325BusinessMath&MachineApps 3POFM1 2380CooperativeEducationOR 3POFM1 2386 InternshipPOFM 2333MedicalDocumentProductionOR 3POFM 2310 IntermediateMedicalCoding SEMESTER TOTAl 15

TOTAl Credit Hours for MedicalAdministrative Assistant Certificate 47


orhigher)

MEDICAl OFFICE ADMINISTRATOR SPECIAlIzATION

Associate of applied science degree, Tech Prep(AAS_MOAD specializationofferedat

LSC-Kingwood,NorthHarrisandTomball)


ITSC 1401 IntroductiontoComputersOR 4COSC 1401MicrocomputerApplicationsPOFM 1302MedicalSoftwareApplications 3HITT 1305MedicalTerminologyI 3POFT 1301BusinessEnglish 3POFM 1309MedicalOfficeProcedures 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 16



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lEGAl OFFICE ASSISTANT CERTIFICATE(C1_LES1 certificateofferedatLSC-Kingwood)


POFL 1303LegalOfficeProcedures 3POFL 1305LegalTerminology 3POFT 1301BusinessEnglish 3POFT 1329BeginningKeyboardingORITSW 1301 IntrotoWordProcessing 3ITSC 1401 IntroductiontoComputersORCOSC 1401MicrocomputerApplications 4 SEMESTER TOTAl 16

Second Semester CreditACNT 1303 IntroductiontoAccountingI 3POFL 2301LegalDocumentProcessing 3POFL 2305 IntrotoLegalResearch 3POFL1 2380CooperativeEducationOR 3POFT1 2331AdministrativeSystemsSPCH 1311 IntrotoSpeechCommunicationOR 3SPCH 1318 InterpersonalCommunicationsORSPCH 1321BusinessandProfessional

Communication SEMESTER TOTAl 15

TOTAl Credit Hours forlegal Office Assistant Certificate 31

1 Capstonecourse

lEGAl ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT CERTIFICATE

(C2_LAD2 certificateofferedatLSC-Kingwood)


POFL 1303LegalOfficeProcedures 3POFL 1305LegalTerminology 3POFT 1301BusinessEnglish 3POFT 1329BeginningKeyboardingOR 3ITSW 1301 IntrotoWordProcessingITSC 1401 IntroductiontoComputersORCOSC 1401 IntroductiontoComputers 4 SEMESTER TOTAl 16

Second Semester CreditACNT 1303 IntroductiontoAccountingI 3POFL 2301LegalDocumentProcessing 3POFL 2305 IntrotoLegalResearch 3POFL 2380CooperativeEducationOR 3POFT 2331AdministrativeSystemsSPCH 1311 IntrotoSpeechCommunicationsOR 3SPCH 1318 InterpersonalCommunicationsORSPCH 1321BusinessandProfessional


Second Semester CreditBIOL 2404 IntrotoAnatomy&Physiology 4ITSW 1301 IntrotoWordProcessing 3POFM 1327MedicalInsurance 3HPRS 2332HealthCareCommunications 3POFM 1300MedicalCodingBasics 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 16


ACNT 1303 IntroductiontoAccountingI 3ENGL 1301Composition&RhetoricI 3POFM 2310 IntermediateMedicalCoding 3POFT 1325BusinessMath&MachineApps 3KINE Anyphysicalactivitycourse 1SPCH 1311 IntrotoSpeechCommunicationsOR 3SPCH 1318 InterpersonalCommunicationsORSPCH 1321BusinessandProfessional


Second Semester CreditPOFM 2333MedicalDocumentProduction 3HPRS 2321MedicalLawandEthics 3 forHealthProfessionalsElective1 Humanities/FineArts 3Elective1 Social/BehavioralScience 3POFM2 2380CooperativeEducationOR 3POFM2 2386 Internship SEMESTER TOTAl 15

TOTAl Credit Hours forMedical Office Specialization 63

1 Chooseoneelectivetomeetthemulticulturalcomponent.2 Capstonecourse Note:Studentsmustmeetmathcompetency(MATH0308

orhigher)

lEGAl OFFICE RECEPTIONIST CERTIFICATE

(C1_LOR1 certificateofferedatLSC-Kingwood)


POFL1 1303LegalOfficeProcedures 3POFL 1305LegalTerminology 3POFT 1301BusinessEnglish 3POFT 1329BeginningKeyboardingORITSW 1301 IntrotoWordProcessing 3ITSC 1401 IntroductiontoComputersORCOSC 1401MicrocomputerApplications 4 SEMESTER TOTAl 16

TOTAl Credit Hours for legalOffice Receptionist Certificate 16

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BUSI 2301BusinessLawORElective1 Technical 1-3ENGL 1301Composition&RhetoricI 3ITSW 1404 IntroductiontoSpreadsheets 4POFL2 2380CooperativeEducationORPOFT2 2381CooperativeEducationORPOFT2 2331AdministrativeSystems 3POFT 2301 IntermediateKeyboardingOR 3Elective1 Technical SEMESTER TOTAl 14-16

TOTAl Credit Hours for legal AssistantAdministrative Certificate 45-47

1 TechnicalelectivesincludePOFT,POFM,POFL,ACNT,BUSG,IBUS,ordepartmentalapproval.


orhigher)

lEGAl OFFICE SPECIAlIzATIONAssociate of applied science degree, Tech Prep

(AAS_OLOS specializationofferedatLSC-Kingwood)


ITSC 1401 IntroductiontoComputersORCOSC 1401MicrocomputerApplications 4ITSW 1301 IntrotoWordProcessingOR POFT 1329BeginningKeyboarding 3POFL 1303LegalOfficeProcedures 3POFT 1301BusinessEnglish 3POFL 1305LegalTerminology 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 16

Second Semester CreditACNT 1303 IntroductiontoAccountingI 3POFL 2301LegalDocumentProcessing 3POFL 2305 IntrotoLegalResearch 3POFL 2380CooperativeEducationORPOFT 2331AdministrativeSystems 3SPCH 1311 IntrotoSpeechCommunicationsOR 3SPCH 1318 InterpersonalCommunicationsORSPCH 1321BusinessandProfessional



BUSI 2301BusinessLawOR 1-3Elective1 TechnicalENGL 1301Composition&RhetoricI 3ITSW 1404 IntroductiontoSpreadsheets 4POFL 2380CooperativeEducationOR 3

POFT 2331AdministrativeSystemsORPOFT 2381CooperativeEducationPOFT 2301 IntermediateKeyboardingOR 3Elective1 Technical SEMESTER TOTAl 14-16

Second Semester CreditElective2 Humanities/FineArts 3Elective3 Math/NaturalScience 3-4Elective2 Social/BehavioralScience 3ITSC4 2331 IntegratedSoftwareApplicationsIII 3ITSW 1407 IntroductiontoDatabases 4KINE Anyphysicalactivitycourse 1 SEMESTER TOTAl 17-18

TOTAl Credit Hours forlegal Specialization 62-65

1 POFT,POFM,POFL,ACNT,BUSG,IBUSordepartmentalapproval

2 Choosecoursefromoneelectivetomeetthemulticulturalcomponent


4 Capstonecourse

RESPIRATORY CAREThecourseofstudyforarespiratorytherapistisa65credit-hour(sixsemesters)associateofappliedscience degree program. The respiratory careprogrampreparesgraduatesforthecredentialingexaminationsfromtheNBRC(NationalBoardforRespiratoryCare).TheprogramisfullyaccreditedbytheCAAHEP(CommitteeonAccreditationofAl-liedHealthEducationPrograms;1361ParkStreet;Clearwater,Florida33756;Phone727-210-2350)throughtheCOARC(CommitteeonAccreditationforRespiratoryCare;1248Harwoodroad;Bedford,Texas76021-4244;Phone817-283-2835).Therespiratorycareprogrampreparesgraduates tobecompetentindeliveryoftherapeuticproceduresin acute care settings, in performing diagnosticprocedures,andinperformingrehabilitationthera-peuticprocedures.Therespiratorycareprogramalsopreparesgraduatestoassistphysiciansinthediagnosisofcardiopulmonarydisorders,toprovideemergencycardiopulmonarycareintheemergencyroom,andtoimplementtherapistdrivenprotocolsinthepracticeofrespiratorycare.Manyclinicalfacilitieswillrequirestudentstosuccessfullypassabackgroundcheckanddrugscreen.Areasforemploymentofrespiratorycareprofessionals in-cludeacutecarehospitals,sub-acutecarehospitals,



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Pre-Admission:1. Minimum age of 18 for completion of the

respiratorycaretherapistprogram.2.MANDATORY attendance at a scheduled

orientationsession.

Student Selection:1.Studentsarerankedandselectedonthefol-

lowingcriteriabytheadmissionscommittee.a.Completionofallgeneralacademiccourses

fortherespiratorycareprogramb.CompletionofBIOL2401&ENGL1301c. GPAd.Dateofapplication

2.Aphysicalexaminationreport,withlaboratorytestsandimmunizationrecordssignedbyalicensedphysicianwithinthreeweeksofthefirstclassday.(Formprovided.)

3.Hepatitis B vaccination is required for alladmissionstotherespiratorycareprogram.Theenrollingstudentmustcompletetheseriesofthreevaccinespriortoenteringtheclinicalpracticuminthehospitalsetting.

RESPIRATORY CARE THERAPISTAssociate of applied science degree

(AAS_RESC degreeofferedatLSC-Kingwood)


RSPT 1207CardiopulmonaryA&P 2RSPT 1166Practicum 1RSPT 1101 IntrotoRespiratoryCare 1RSPT 1325RespiratoryCareSciences 3RSPT 1429RespiratoryCareFundamentalsI 4 SEMESTER TOTAl 11

Second Semester CreditRSPT 1213BasicResp.CarePharmacology 2RSPT 1160Clinical 1RSPT 1431RespiratoryCareFundamentalsII 4BIOL 2401Anatomy&PhysiologyI 4 SEMESTER TOTAl 11

Third Semester CreditRSPT 1167Practicum 1RSPT 2210CardiopulmonaryDisease 2RSPT 2414MechanicalVentilation 4BIOL 2402HumanAnatomy&PhysiologyII 4 SEMESTER TOTAl 11

rehabilitationhospitals,hyperbaricmedicine,homecarefacilities,andphysicianoffices.


General Guidelines:Uponacceptanceintotheprogram,studentsmustsubmitarecordofcurrentimmunizationsrequiredbytheTexasDepartmentofHealth.Criminalback-groundchecksmayberequiredbyclinicalfacilities.ThebackgroundcheckwillbeprocessedthroughtheFederalBureauofInvestigations(FBI).

Completionoftherespiratorycareprogramdoesnot guarantee eligibility to take the CRT examadministeredbytheNBRCorcertificationbytheTexas Department of Health. The Texas Depart-mentofHealthRespiratoryCareCertificationwillconsiderindividualswithhistoriesofconvictions,mentalillnessand/orchemicaldependencyonanindividualbasisafterreview.

Admissions Criteria:Therespiratorycareprogrambeginsinthespringsemesterforthedayprogramandinthefallse-mesterfortheeveningprogram.Completionisinthe fall semesterof thesecondyear for thedayprogramandsummerofthesecondyearfortheeveningprogram.Inadditiontothesystemadmis-sionrequirements,thefollowingarerequirementsfortherespiratorytherapistprogram:

Pre-Application:1.Graduationfromhighschoolverifiedwith

highschooltranscript;ORGEDcertificateverifiedbyacopyofthecertificate;

2.Official transcripts from all colleges oruniversitiespreviouslyattended;

3.Completionof9semesterhoursofcollegelevelcoursework including:ENGL1301andBIOL2401;

4.HOBETtestingforaptitudeinMedicalFields;5.Anessaywrittenonwhytheindividualwishes

toenterthefieldofrespiratorycare;6.TSIcompletewitheligibilitytoenterMATH

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RSPT 1241RespiratoryHomeCare/Rehabilit. 2BIOL 2420MedicalMicrobiology 4RSPT 2166Practicum 1RSPT 2325CardiopulmonaryDiagnostics 3RSPT 2353Neonatal/PediatricCardiopulmonary

Care 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 13

Second Semester CreditKINE Anyphysicalactivitycourse 1RSPT 2160Clinical 1RSPT 2139AdvancedCardiacLifeSupport 1RSPT1 2243ResearchApplication 2PSYC 2301GeneralPsychology 3Elective2 Humanities/FineArts 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 11

Third Semester CreditENGL 1301Composition&RhetoricI 3RSPT3 2230ExaminationPreparation 2RSPT3 2366Practicum 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 8


1Coursemeetscommunicationcompetency2Selectcoursetomeetmulticulturalrequirement3CapstonecourseNote:Studentsmustmeetmathcompetency(Math0308orhigher)

SURGICAL TECHNOLOGY

Asurgicaltechnologistisanalliedhealthprofes-sionalwhoworksaspartofthesurgicalteamtoensurethattheoperativeprocedureisconductedunderoptimalconditions.Thesurgicaltechnologistnormallyfunctionsinasterilecapacityduringthesurgicalprocedure,butalsoperformsmanynon-steriledutiesthroughoutthecourseoftheworkday.Theprograminsurgicaltechnologyincludesboththeoryandpracticalclinicalexperiencedesignedtopreparethestudenttopassthenationalcertificationexaminationforsurgicaltechnologists.

Surgicaltechnologistswillberesponsibleforpre-operative,intraoperative,andpostoperativedutiesthatmayincludepreparing theoperatingroom,createandmaintainthesterilefield,countthenec-essaryinstruments,exposetheoperativesitewithsteriledrapes,specimencare,passinstrumentationandsuppliestothesurgeon,dressingapplication,

removalofused instruments from theO.R.,andpreparationoftheO.R.forthenextpatient.

Mostsurgicaltechnologistsareemployedinhospitalsurgerydepartments,obstetricdepartments,andambulatory care centers. Because of the broadeducationalbackground,however,combinedwithaspecializedfocus,otheroptionsmaybeopento the experienced surgical technologist. Theseincludespecializationinanareaofinterestsuchascardiac,orthopedic,pediatric,plastic,orgeneralsurgery,advancement totheroleof thesurgicalassistant,employmentbyamedicalcorporationtorepresenttheirproducts,militaryservice,technicalwriting,illustration,andphotography.

ThesurgicaltechnologyprogramatLSC-Tomballisathreesemester,42credithour(1344contacthour)programthatnormallyrunsoveraspring,summer,andfallsemester.Thereare11workforcecoursesandoneacademiccreditcourse(BIOL2404).

Admission Criteria:Inadditiontothesystemadmissionrequirements,thefollowingarerequiredforthesurgicaltechnologyprogram:

1.GraduationfromhighschoolverifiedbyanofficialtranscriptorGEDcertificate.IfthehighschooltranscriptisfromacountryotherthantheUSA,itmustbeevaluatedbyanapprovedtranscriptevaluationcompany.

2.SubmissionofpassingTHEAexamscoresinreading,writingandmath,orcompleteLSCSStudentSuccessInitiative(SSI)requirements.TodetermineyourSSI status, seeacollegeadvisor.

3.Maintainacumulativegradepointaverageof2.0incollegelevelcourses.


5.SubmitacompletedapplicationtotheSurgicalTechnologyProgramDirectoratLSC-Tomball.Applicationdeadlinesarepostedonthecol-lege’sWebsite.

6.FinalacceptanceintotheprogramiscontingentuponacompletedHepatitisBimmunizationseriesandasatisfactorybackgroundcheck(asrequiredbyhospitals),whichwillbecom-pletedbyanapprovedagencyatthestudent’sexpense.



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andNationalBoardexaminationsaswellasworkinallareasofanimalhealthcare.Anindividualspends time in laboratoriesworkingwith cows,dogs,cats,horses,pigs,sheep,goats,exoticsandeventhemoretraditionallaboratoryanimalslikemiceandrabbits.Upongraduation,thestudentisfree topursueany typeofanimalcaresituationtheysodesire.

Jobopportunities forRegisteredVeterinaryTech-niciangraduateshaveneverbeenbetter.Todaytherearefrom8to10fulfillingandexcitingjobsavailabletoeachgraduatejustintheimmediateHarris–MontgomeryCountyarea.Aswellastheimpressivejobmarket,itshouldbementionedthatscholarshipsarealsoavailablewhilethestudentisenrolled.

Thegeneraleducationcorewilltransfertoavarietyofcollegesanduniversities.Theentire72hoursofcreditintheveterinarytechnologyprogramwilltransfertosometraditionalfouryearcollegessostudents may pursue a four year baccalaureatedegree in either animal science or agriculturalbusiness.Contactanadvisororfacultymemberatanyofthecollegesforspecificinformationandtoobtaintherecommendedsequencingofcourses.

General GuidelinesAnystudentanticipatingentranceintotheveterinarytechnologyprogramshouldensurethatremedia-tionisnotrequiredafteradmissionexaminationsarecompletedandhavebeenreviewed.Ifadmis-sionexaminationsindicatethestudentisinneedof remediation in math, writing or reading, thestudentmustsuccessfullycomplete thoserequire-mentsbeforeapplyingforentryintotheveterinarytechnologyprogram.

Admission ProcedureInaddition to theadmissionrequirementsof theLSCS,thefollowingarerequirementsforadmissionintotheveterinarytechnologyassociateofappliedsciencedegreeprogram:

ACTscoresof:Math24+Writing19+Reading19+CollegeMathTSImet(ifwithin5yrs)

SATscoresof:Math520+Writing500+Reading500

THEAscoresof:Math270+Writing220+Reading230+

SuRGICAl TECHNOlOGIST CERTIFICATE

(C1_SGT1 certificateofferedatLSC-Tomball)


SRGT 1301MedicalTerminology 3BIOL 2404 IntrotoAnatomy&Physiology 4SRGT 1405 IntrotoSurgicalTechnology 4SRGT 1260ClinicalI–Surgical/Operating 2SRGT 1409FundamentalsofPerioperative 4 Concepts SEMESTER TOTAl 17

Second Semester CreditSRGT 1541SurgicalProceduresI 5SRGT 1460ClinicalII 4HPRS 2300PharmacologyforHealth 3 Professions SEMESTER TOTAl 12

Third Semester CreditSRGT 1542SurgicalProceduresII 5SRGT 2462ClinicalIII 4HPRS 2301Pathophysiology 3SRGT1 2130ProfessionalReadiness 1 SEMESTER TOTAl 13

TOTAl Credit Hours for Surgical Technologist Certificate 42

1 Capstone

VETERINARY TECHNOLOGYThe two-year veterinary technologyassociateofappliedsciencedegreeprovidesthegraduatewithinformation,skillsandexperiencehe/shewillneedtofollowafulfillingcareerinaveterinaryhospital,azoologicalgarden,industry,amedicalresearchlaboratory,agovernmentalregulatoryprogramortheVeterinaryMedicalCorp.

Gainingitsaccreditedstatusin1990,todaytheveterinarytechnologyprogramboastsa99.98%passage rate on the State and National BoardExamination.ThissuccessrateisunparalleledintheStateofTexasandisratedasoneofthehighestpassagepercentagesof the148plusprogramsaccreditedby theAmericanVeterinaryMedicalAssociation.

Becausetheveterinarytechnologyprogramisfullyaccreditedby theAmericanVeterinaryMedicalAssociation,studentsareeligibletotakeallState



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COMPASSscoresof:MathAlg60+orColALg0-40Writing85+and6essayor7+essayReading81+

ACCU-PLACERscoresof:Math86+Writing80+Reading78+

StudentsshouldsubmitaLoneStarCollegeapplica-tionalongwithcurrent(official)collegetranscriptstotheadmissionsdepartmentatLSC-Tomball.Aftervisitingwithanadvisor,thestudentshouldsubmitaseparateapplicationtotheveterinarytechnologyprogramwithduplicateofcollegetranscript.Note:theapplicationtotheveterinarytechnologyprogramshouldbeco-signedbyLSC-Tomballadvisorduringthestudent’svisitintheadmissionsdepartment.Gotohttp://tomball.LoneStar.edu/fortheveterinarytechnologyadmissionsapplication.

ProgramapplicationsarereviewedandevaluatedforfalladmissiononJune1ofeachyear.Allap-plicantswill be notifiedof their status followingapplicantreviewdate.Studentsmaybenotifiedbyletterorphoneorboth.Itistheresponsibilityoftheapplicanttoensureallpersonalinformationontheapplicationiscurrent.

Whenadmittedtotheveterinarytechnologypro-gram,thestudentshouldensurethatnon-veterinarytechnologycourses(math,English,etc.)areneverscheduledbetween7:30AMand8:50AMMondaythroughFriday.ThistimeisreservedforallanimalhusbandrylaboratoriesatLSC-Tomball.

TheveterinarytechnologyprogramwillhaveaninformationsessionatthebeginningofJulyeachyear.Studentsthathavereceivedadmissionnoti-ficationsareencouraged toattendas importantinformation on rules and program requirementswillbecoveredindetailbytheprogramfacultyandstaff.Questionswillbewelcomed.

Studentsreceivingadmissiontotheprogramshouldbeawarethatclassnotes,books,DVDs,andothersuppliesarerequiredforeveryclassalongwithspecial clothing for all husbandry laboratories.Students should expect topurchaseall clothingsuppliesatthebeginningoftheirfirstfallsemesterandallclassroomsuppliesshouldbepurchased

duringthefirstweekofeachVTHTclass.

Progression RequirementsThere are no specific progression requirementsfortheveterinarytechnologyprogram.However,eachstudentisrequiredtotakeVTHT1345,VTHT2323,VTHT2431,VTHT1441,andVTHT1140within one calendar year of registration for theVeterinaryTechnologyClinicalVTHT2360.Failuretocompletethisrequirementwillnecessitatedelayoftheclinicaluntilrequirementscanbemet.

Registration ExaminationStudents in veterinary technology at LSCS areconsideredeligibletositfortheStateandNationalVeterinaryTechnologyBoardExaminationswhentheyhavecompletedallrequiredcourseworkwiththeexceptionofVTHT2360,VeterinaryTechnol-ogyClinical.

ContactKathleenDiamond,RVT,at281.351.3358orkathleen.j.diamond@LoneStar.eduorGeorgeW.Young-er,DVM,at281.351.3357orgeorge.w.younger@LoneStar.eduformoreinformation.Website:http://tomball.LoneStar.edu/vettech

VETERINARY TECHNOlOGY CERTIFICATE

(C1_VET1 certificateofferedatLSC-Tomball)


VTHT 1301 IntrotoVeterinaryTechnology 3VTHT 1205VetMedicalTerminology 2BIOL 1406BiologyI 4ENGL 1301CompositionandRhetoricI 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 12

Second Semester CreditVTHT1 1413VeterinaryAnatomy&Physiology 4VTHT 1209VeterinaryNutrition 2ENGL 1302CompositionandRhetoricII 3MATH 1332CollegeMathforLiberalArts 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 12

Third Semester CreditVTHT 1125PharmacologyCalculations 1VTHT 1266PracticumVeterinary/AnimalHealth

Technology/Technician 2VTHT 2321VeterinaryParasitology 3

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1Combinationofcoursesmeetscommunicationcompetency2Coursemustmeetthemulticulturalrequirement.SeeAAS

requirementsincatalog.3Capstonecourse Note:StudentsshouldnotregisterforVTHToranyother

classesfromMonday-Friday7:30a.m.-9:00a.m.Thesetimesmustbeleftopenforhusbandrylab.

VTHT1125(DistanceLearningavailable) VTHT1345,2323,2431,1140,1441and2360should

becompletedwithinonecalendaryearpriortogradua-tion.VTHT1205,1413and2360areofferedmorethanonceayear.AllotherVTHTcoursesareofferedonlyinthesemesterindicatedintheAASoutline.

VISUAL COMMUNICATIONThevisualcommunicationprogramtrainstoday’sdigitaldesignersinthecommunicationmediaofthe future. This program provides students withskills needed for careers in commercial art anddesign, desktop publishing, web design, 3-Danimation, multimedia development, video andpost-production.Thedemandfortheseskillscomesfromavarietyofindustriesincludingadvertising,consumerproducts,education,entertainment,gov-ernment,legal,manufacturing,medical,petroleum,publishing,transportation,andvideoproduction.Thevisualcommunicationassociateofappliedsci-encedegreeisawardedforsuccessfulcompletionof65-67credithoursthatincludeacommoncoreofacademicandaselectionoftechnicalcoursesbasedonspecialization.

Thisdegreehasfiveareasofspecialization:graphicdesign,multimedia,videoandpost-production,webdesign,or3Danimation.BoththegraphicdesignandmultimediadegreeprogramsarerecognizedbytheTexasSkillStandardsBoard(TSSB)ashavingcurriculum thatalignswith thenational industry-definedandindustry-recognizedskillsstandards.Studentscompletingthedegreeorcertificatearepreparedforentry-levelpositions.Certificatesareavailablewithin specializationareas ingraphicdesign,motiongraphics,videoandpost-production,multimediadesign,3Danimation,andwebdesign.Thesecertificatesprovideanopportunitytoacquiretechnicalskillsintwotothreesemesters.

Thegeneraleducationcorecourseswilltransfertoavarietyofuniversities,andthedegreearticulatestomanyareauniversities.Pleaseseethedepartmentchair,faculty,oradvisorforspecificinformation.

StudentsshouldnotregisterforVTHToranyotherclassesfromMonday-Friday7:30a.m.-9:00a.m.Thesetimesmustremainopenforclinicalrotationlaboratory.

VTHT1205and1413areofferedmorethanonceayear.AllotherVTHTcoursesareofferedonlyinthesemesterindicatedinthecertificateoutline.

VETERINARY TECHNOlOGYAssociate of applied science degree, Tech Prep

(AAS_VETT degreeofferedatLSC-Tomball)


VTHT 1301 IntrotoVeterinaryTechnology 3VTHT 1205VetMedicalTerminology 2VTHT 2217ExoticAnimalClinicalManagement 2BIOL 1406BiologyI 4ENGL 1301CompositionandRhetoricI 3MATH 1332CollegeMathforLiberalArts 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 17

Second Semester CreditCHEM 1405 IntroductoryChemistry 4ENGL 1302CompositionandRhetoricII 3KINE Anyphysicalactivitycourse 1VTHT 1209VeterinaryNutrition 2VTHT 1413VeterinaryAnatomy&Physiology 4VTHT1 2209FoodAnimalClinicalMgmt. 2 SEMESTER TOTAl 16

Third Semester CreditVTHT 1125PharmacologicalCalculations 1VTHT 1266PracticumVeterinary/AnimalHealth

Technology/Technician 2VTHT 2321VeterinaryParasitology 3Elective2 Humanities/FineArts 3PSYC 2301GeneralPsychology 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 12


VTHT1 2205EquineClinicalManagement 2VTHT 2201Canine&FelineClinicalMgmt 2VTHT 2323VeterinaryClinicalPathologyI 3VTHT 2213LabAnimalClinicalManagement 2VTHT 1349VeterinaryPharmacology 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 12

Second Semester CreditVTHT3 1441Anesthesia&SurgicalAssistance 4VTHT 2431VeterinaryClinicalPathologyII 4VTHT 1345VeterinaryRadiology 3VTHT 1140VeterinaryJurisprudenceandEthics 1VTHT 2360Clinical 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 15




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ARTV 13453-DModelingandRenderingI 3ARTS 1316DrawingI 3ARTC 1302DigitalImagingI 3IMED 1301 IntroductiontoDigitalMedia 3ARTV 1303BasicAnimation 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 15

Second Semester CreditARTV 13413-DAnimationI 3ARTV 23453-DModelingandRenderingII 3ARTS 1317DrawingII 3ARTV 1351DigitalVideo 3ITSC 1401 IntroductiontoComputersOR 4COSC 1401MicrocomputerApplications SEMESTER TOTAl 16

Third Semester CreditARTV 23513-DAnimationII 3FLMC 1331VideoGraphicsandVisualEffectsI 3ARTS 1312DesignII,3-D 3

IMED1 2311PortfolioDevelopmentOR 3IMED1 2380CooperativeEducation SEMESTER TOTAl 12

TOTAl Credit Hours for 3D Animation Certificate 43


orhigher)

GRAPHIC DESIGN CERTIFICATE(C2_GRP2 certificateofferedatLSC-CyFair,

KingwoodandNorthHarris)


ARTS 1311DesignI-2-D 3ARTS 1316DrawingI 3ARTC 1317DesignCommunicationsI 3ARTC 1313DigitalPublishingI 3ARTC 1302DigitalImagingI 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 15

Second Semester CreditARTS 2311DesignIII-Color 3ARTC 2313DigitalPublishingII 3ARTC 2305DigitalImagingII 3ARTC 1353ComputerIllustration 3ITSW 1310 Intro.PresentationGraph.Software 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 15

Third Semester CreditIMED 1316WebDesignI 3ARTC 2347DesignCommunicationII 3ARTC 2348DigitalPublishingIII 3ARTC1 2335PortfolioDevelopmentfor 3 GraphicDesignORARTC1 2380CooperativeEducation-Commercialand

AdvertisingArtIMED 1345 InteractiveDigitalMediaI 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 15

TOTAl Credit Hours for GraphicDesign Certificate 45


orhigher)

MOTION GRAPHICS CERTIFICATE(C1_MTG1 certificateofferedatLSC-CyFair,



ARTC 1302DigitalImagingI 3IMED 1301 IntroductiontoDigitalMedia 3IMED 1316WebDesignI 3ITSC 1401 IntroductiontoComputersOR 4COSC 1401MicrocomputerApplications SEMESTER TOTAl 13

Second Semester CreditIMED 1345 InteractiveDigitalMediaI 3FLMC 1331VideoGraphicsandVisualEffectsI 3ARTC 2305DigitalImagingII 3ARTV 1351DigitalVideo 3RTVB 1321TVFieldProductionOR 3RTVB 1325TVStudioProduction SEMESTER TOTAl 15

Third Semester CreditARTC 1317DesignCommunicationI 3FLMC 2331VideoGraphicsandVisualEffectsII 3RTVB1 2381 Co-opEducation-Radioand 3 TelevisionORARTV1 2341AdvancedDigitalVideo SEMESTER TOTAl 9

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Third Semester CreditIMED 1391Spec.Topics:DigitalVideoProject 3FLMC 2331VideoGraphicsandVisualEffectsII 3IMED1 2311PortfolioDevelopmentOR 3RTVB1 2381Co-opEducation-Radio/TelevisionRTVB 2337TVProductionWorkshopI 3

SEMESTER TOTAl 12

TOTAl Credit Hours forVideo and Post Production Certificate 37

1 Capstonecourse

WEB DESIGN CERTIFICATE(C1_MWD1 certificateofferedatLSC-NorthHarris)


ARTC 1317DesignCommunicationI 3ARTC 1302DigitalImagingI 3IMED 1301 IntroductiontoDigitalMedia 3ITSC 1401 IntroductiontoComputersOR 4COSC 1401MicrocomputerApplicationsITSE 1402ComputerProgramming 4 SEMESTER TOTAl 17

Second Semester CreditARTC 1353ComputerIllustration 3IMED 1316WebDesignI 3IMED 1341 InterfaceDesign 3IMED 1345 InteractiveDigitalMediaI 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 12

Third Semester CreditIMED1 2311PortfolioDevelopment OR 3IMED1 2380CooperativeEducationIMED 2309 InternetCommerce 3IMED 2315WebDesignII 3IMED 2345 InteractiveDigitalMediaII 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 12

TOTAl Credit Hours forWeb Design Certificate 41

1 Capstonecourse

VISuAl COMMuNICATIONAssociate of applied science degree, Tech Prep

(degreeofferedatLSC-CyFair,KingwoodandNorthHarris)


ARTS 1311DesignI2-D 3ARTS 1316DrawingI 3ARTC 1302DigitalImagingI 3

MulTIMEDIA DESIGNER CERTIFICATE(C1_MDE1 certificateofferedatLSC-CyFair,



ARTC 1317DesignCommunicationI 3ARTC 1302DigitalImagingI 3IMED 1301 IntroductiontoDigitalMedia 3ITSC 1401 IntroductiontoComputersOR 4COSC 1401MicrocomputerApplications SEMESTER TOTAl 13

Second Semester CreditARTC 1353ComputerIllustration 3IMED 1316WebDesignI 3IMED 1341 InterfaceDesign 3IMED 2313ProjectAnalysis&Design 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 12

Third Semester CreditIMED 1345 InteractiveDigitalMediaI 3ARTV 1351DigitalVideo 3FLMC 1331VideoGraphicsandVisualEffectsI3IMED1 2311PortfolioDevelopmentOR 3IMED1 2380Co-opEducation-WebPage,Digital/ Multmd&InfoResour.Design SEMESTER TOTAl 12

TOTAl Credit Hours forMultimedia Designer Certificate 37

1 Capstonecourse

VIDEO AND POST PRODuCTION CERTIFICATE

(C1_VPP1 certificateofferedatLSC-CyFair,KingwoodandNorthHarris)


ARTV 1351DigitalVideo 3ARTC 1302DigitalImagingI 3IMED 1301 IntroductiontoDigitalMedia 3FLMC 1304LightingforFilmorVideo 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 12

Second Semester CreditFLMC 1331VideoGraphicsandVisualEffectsI 3ARTV 2341AdvancedDigitalVideo 3RTVB 1321TVFieldProductionOR 3RTVB 1325TVStudioProductionITSC 1401 IntroductiontoComputersOR 4COSC 1401MicrocomputerApplications SEMESTER TOTAl 13



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ARTC 1317DesignCommunicationI 3IMED 1301 IntroductiontoDigitalMedia 3ITSC 1401 IntroductiontoComputersOR 4COSC 1401MicrocomputerApplicationsElective1 Social/BehavioralScience 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 22

Second Semester CreditENGL 1301CompositionandRhetoricI 3KINE Anyphysicalactivitycourse 1Tech.Track Track(A,B,C,D,orE) 3Tech.Track Track(A,B,C,D,orE) 3Tech.Track Track(A,B,C,D,orE) 3-4 SEMESTER TOTAl 13-14


SPCH2 SpeechElective 3Tech.Track Track(A,B,C,D,orE) 3Tech.Track Track(A,B,C,D,orE) 3Tech.Track Track(A,B,C,D,orE) 3Tech.Track Track(A,B,C,D,orE) 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 15

Second Semester CreditTech.Track Track(A,B,C,D,orE) 3Tech.Track Track(A,B,C,D,orE) 3Tech.Track Track(A,B,C,D,orE) 3Elective3 Math/NaturalScience 3-4Capstone4 CooperativeEducationOR 3 PortfolioDevelopment SEMESTER TOTAl 15-16

TOTAl Credit Hours forVisual Communication AAS 65-67

1Social/behavioralsciencecoursemustmeetmulticulturalrequirement

2SpeechcoursefromSPCH1311,1315,1318or13213 See core requirements for AAS degree for options. If


4 Capstone course. See Technical Track information todeterminetheappropriatecapstonecourse.

Choose only one Technical Track A, B, C, D or E to follow from the corresponding tracks:Track A-Graphic Design AAS_VSCG offered at LSC-CyFair, Kingwood and North Harris

ARTC1313,ARTC2313,ARTC2305,ARTC1353,ARTC2348,ARTC2347,ARTS2311,IMED1316,IMED1345,ITSW1310;Forcapstonecourse,chooseARTC2335orARTC2380

Track B-Multimedia AAS_VSCM offered at LSC-CyFair, Kingwood and North Harris

ARTC1353,ARTV1345,IMED1316,IMED1341,IMED2313,FLMC1331,IMED1345,ARTV1351,IMED2345,FLMC2331;Thesecoursesmustbetakenindesignatedsequence:FLMC1331andFLMC2331;Forcapstonecourse,chooseIMED2331orIMED2380

Track C-Video and Post-Production AAS_VSCV offered at LSC-CyFair, Kingwood and North Harris

ARTC2305,ARTV1351,ARTV2341,IMED1391,FLMC1304,FLMC1331,FLMC2331andRTVB2337;takeeitherRTVB1321orRTVB1325;choose1additionalcoursefromARTC,ARTV,IMED,FLMCorRTVB;Forcapstonecourse,chooseRTVB2381orIMED2311

Track D-Web Design AAS_VSCW offered at LSC-North Harris

ARTC1353,IMED1316,IMED1341,IMED2313,IMED1345,IMED2315,IMED2309,IMED2349,IMED2345,ITSE1402;Forcapstonecourse,chooseIMED2311orIMED2380

Track E- 3D Animation AAS_VSC3 offered at LSC-North Harris

ARTV2345,ARTV1303,ARTV1345,ARTV2351,ARTS1317,ARTS1312,ARTV1341,FLMC1331,ARTV1351,GAME1303;Forcapstonecourse,chooseIMED2311orIMED2380

WELDING TECHNOLOGYTheassociateofappliedsciencedegreeinweldingtechnologyisdesignedtopreparetheindividualforacareerasaweldingtechnicianinthefabrica-tion,constructionandmanufacturingindustries.Theprogramincludeshands-onapplicationofSMAW,GTAW,GMAW,andFCAWprocesses,inallposi-tions,usingpipe,plateandstructuralshapes.Thestudent isalsoexposed tobasicmetallurgyandinspectionprocedures.Theacademicrequirementsoftheprogramprovidethefoundationforcontinuedstudiesshouldthestudentdesiretocontinuehisorhereducation.

The welding technology certificate programprepares the student for entry-level employmentasastructuralwelder.TheprogramprovidestheessentialskillsandsafetypracticesinSMAWweld-ingproceduresinbothstructuralplateandpipe.



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(C1_WTB1 certificateofferedatLSC-CyFairandNorthHarris)


WLDG 1421 IntrotoWeldingFundamentals 4WLDG 1428 IntrotoShieldedMet.ArcWelding 4 SEMESTER TOTAl 8

Second Semester CreditWLDG 1430 IntrotoGasMetalArcWelding 4WLDG11457 Interm.ShieldedMet.ArcWelding 4 SEMESTER TOTAl 8TOTAl Credit Hours forWelding Technology Basic Certificate 16

1Capstonecourse

WElDING TECHNOlOGY

INTERMEDIATE CERTIFICATE(C1_WTI1 certificateofferedatLSC-CyFairand

NorthHarris)


WLDG 1421IntrotoWeldingFundamentals 4WLDG 1428 IntrotoShieldedMet.ArcWelding 4WLDG 1430 IntrotoGasMetalArcWelding 4 SEMESTER TOTAl 12

Second Semester CreditWLDG11457 Interm.ShieldedMet.ArcWelding 4WLDG 1434 IntrotoGasTungstenArcWelding 4WLDG 1435 IntrotoPipeWelding 4WLDG 1413 IntrotoBlueprintReading 4 SEMESTER TOTAl 16TOTAl Credit Hours forWelding Technology Intermediate Certificate 28

1Capstonecourse

WElDING TECHNOlOGYADVANCED CERTIFICATE

(C1_WTA1 certificateofferedatLSC-CyFairandNorthHarris)


WLDG 1421IntrotoWeldingFundamentals 4WLDG 1428 IntrotoShieldedMet.ArcWelding 4WLDG 1430 IntrotoGasMetalArcWelding 4 SEMESTER TOTAl 12

Coursescompletedinthiscertificateprogrammaybeappliedtowardtheweldingtechnologyassoci-ateofappliedsciencedegree.

Creationofaproductorsystemrequiresinspectionandtestingtoensureconformancetospecificationandreliabilityofoperation.Thecertificateprogramsinnondestructiveinspectionandnondestructivetest-ingaredesignedtotrainstudentsinentrylevelskillsrelevanttosuchindustriesasshipbuilding,aeronau-tic,pipingandvesselfabrication,bridgebuildingand residential construction. The introduction ofISO(InternationalOrganizationforStandardiza-tion)hasexpandedandenhancedthedemandforqualifiedinspectorsandNDTtechnicians.

Newdevelopmentsinthefieldsofspaceexplora-tion,oceanographyandnanotechnology,aswellasthedemandforlighterandstrongerengineer-ingmaterials,improvedcoatingformaterialsandadvancedweldingtechniquesmeanthat inspec-torsand techniciansmust receiveahigher leveloftraining.

Thenondestructive testing certificate is intendedtoprovidetrainingtomeetthechallengesofthetwenty-firstcentury.Testingmethodscoveredincludecodes(AWS,ASME),metallurgy,liquidpenetrant,magneticparticleandultrasonics.CoursesmeettherequirementsofAmericanSocietyofNondestructiveTesting(ASNT)recommendedpracticeSNT-TC-1A.

Thenondestructiveinspectioncertificateincludesfilm(radiography)interpretationandothermeansof inspecting a material, weldment or productwhilemaintainingstructuralintegrity.Thiscertificateprogram provides an in-depth coverage of theAmericanWeldingSociety(AWS)andAmericanSocietyofMechanicalEngineering(ASME)codesforstructuralweldingandpressurevesselfabrica-tion.Thisprogramadequatelypreparesstudentsfor theAWSCertifiedWelding Inspector (CWI)examination.

Thegeneraleducationcorewilltransfertoavarietyofcollegesanduniversities.Contactacounselor,orfacultymemberatanyofthecollegesforspe-cificinformationandtoobtaintherecommendedsequencingofcourses.



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Second Semester CreditWLDG 1434 IntrotoGasTungstenArcWelding 4WLDG 1435 IntrotoPipeWelding 4WLDG 1457 Interm.ShieldedMet.ArcWelding 4 SEMESTER TOTAl 12


WLDG 1413 IntrotoBlueprintReading 4WLDG 2447Adv.GasMetalArcWelding 4WLDG 2451Adv.GasTungstenArcWelding 4WLDG12453AdvancedPipeWelding 4 SEMESTER TOTAl 16

TOTAl Credit Hours forWelding Technology Advanced Certificate 40

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WElDING TECHNOlOGY SPECIAlIzATION

Associate of applied science degree, Tech Prep(AAS_WELD degreeofferedatLSC-CyFairandNorth

Harris)


CHEM 1405 IntroductoryChemistry 4ENGL 1301Composition&RhetoricI 3TECM 1303TechnicalCalculations 3WLDG 1421 IntrotoWeldingFundamentals 4WLDG 1428 IntrotoShieldedMetalArcWldg 4 SEMESTER TOTAl 18

Second Semester CreditITSC 1401 IntroductiontoComputers 4WLDG11413 IntrotoBlprntRdngforWelders 4WLDG 1430 IntrotoGasMet.ArcWldgOR 4WLDG 1434 IntrotoGasTungstenArcWldgWLDG 1457 Interm.ShieldedMet.ArcWldg 4 SEMESTER TOTAl 16

Third Semester CreditElective2 Social/BehavioralScience 3KINE Anyphysicalactivitycourse 1

SEMESTER TOTAl 4


WLDG3 Elective 3-4SPCH 1311 IntrotoSpeechCommunication 3WLDG 1435 IntrotoPipeWeldingI 4WLDG 2447Adv.GasMet.ArcWldgOR 4WLDG 2451Adv.GasTungstenArcWldg SEMESTER TOTAl 14-15

Second Semester CreditHUMA41301 IntrototheHumanitiesI 3METL 1405WeldingMetallurgyI 4QCTC 1446Testing&InspectionSystems 4WLDG 2453AdvancedPipeWelding 4WLDG52380CooperativeEducation 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 18

TOTAl Credit Hours forWelding Technology Specialization 70-71

1 Courseonlyofferedinspringsemester.2 Choose from the social/behavioral science AAS core

requirements.3 Electivestobeselectedfromthefollowing:WLDG1417,

NDTE2311,orQCTC2331.4 Meetsmulticulturalrequirement5 Arequiredcapstoneexperienceiscompletedbytaking

eitherWLDG2380ortheAWSEntry-levelWelderCer-tificateExam.

Note:Studentsmustmeetmathcompetency(MATH0308orhigher)

INSPECTION CERTIFICATE(C1_INS1 certificateofferedatLSC-NorthHarris)


METL 1405WeldingMetallurgyI 4NDTE 1410Liq.Penetrant/Mag.ParticleTesting 4NDTE 1454 IntermediateUltrasonicTesting 4QCTC 1446Testing&InspectionSystems 4 SEMESTER TOTAl 16

Second Semester CreditNDTE 1301FilmInterpretationofWeldments 3NDTE 2401AdvancedUltrasonicTesting 4QCTC 2331Standards 3NDTE 2311Prep.forWLDGInspection 3WLDG12380CooperativeEducation 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 16

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Associate of applied science degree(AAS_INSP degreeofferedatLSC-NorthHarris)


ITSC 1401 IntroductiontoComputers 4NDTE 1410Liq.Penetrant/Mag.ParticleTesting 4QCTC 1446TestingandInspectionSystems 4TECM 1303TechnicalCalculations 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 15

Second Semester CreditCHEM 1405 IntroductoryChemistry 4ENGL 1301Composition&RhetoricI 3NDTE 1454 IntermediateUltrasonicTesting 4QCTC 2331Standards 3NDTE 2311Prep.forWLDGInspection 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 17

Third Semester CreditElective1 Social/BehavioralScience 3Elective2 Technical/Academic 3-4KINE Anyphysicalactivitycourse 1

SEMESTER TOTAl 7-8


ENGL 2311TechnicalCommunications 3HUMA31301 IntroductiontotheHumanitiesI 3METL 1405WeldingMetallurgyI 4NDTE 2401AdvancedUltrasonics 4SPCH 1311 IntrotoSpeechCommunication 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 17

Second Semester CreditElective4 Technical/Academic 3-4NDTE 1301FilmInterpretationofWeldments 3NDTE 1440EddyCurrentTesting 4WLDG52380CooperativeEducation 3 SEMESTER TOTAl 13-14

TOTAl Credit Hours forInspection Technology Specialization 69-71

1 SeecollegecatalogforAASdegreerequirements.2 Electivefromany3-4credithourcourse.3 Meetsmulticulturalrequirement4 ApprovedelectivestobeselectedfromanyWLDGcourse,

anyadvancedcomputercourse,orPHIL2306.

5 ArequiredcapstoneexperienceiscompletedbytakingeitherWLDG2380oroneofthefollowingcertificationexamsawardedbyindustry:

• SeniorWeldingInspector(AmericanWeldingSociety) •CertifiedWeldingInspector(AWS) •API510(AmericanPetroleumInstitute) •API570(API) •API653(API) • LevelIIorIII(ASNT-RPSNT-TC-1A) • RadiographicInterpreter(AWS) • PenetrantTesting,MagneticParticleTesting, UltrasonicTesting(AWS) Note:Studentmustmeetmathcompetency(MATH

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The followingpages contain thedescriptions ofallcoursesofferedbyLSCS.Thecoursesarelistedinalphabeticalorderbycourserubric(fourletterabbreviation).Thefirstdigitofthecoursenumberindicateswhetherthecourseisusuallytakenduringthefirstorsecondyear.Theseconddigitreferstothevalueofeachcourseincredithours.Thethirdandfourthdigitsrefertoasequencewithinthesubjectfield.Inordertoofferawidespectrumofcoursestomeetindividualinterestsandneeds,certaincoursesinspecializedfieldsmaybeofferedinalternateyearsor only at specific colleges. The student shouldtake this into consideration when developing along-rangeplan.Theprerequisitesforanycoursemay only be waived by the instructional vicepresident.Theprintedscheduleofclasseswilllistthe specificofferingofcourses foreachcollegeeachsemester.

Abbreviations: hrs.=hours lec.=lecture lab.=laboratory ext.=externallearningexperience(cooperative,practicum,internshiporclinical)

CREDIT COURSES

ACCT 2401 - PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING I

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Anintroductiontofinancial accounting includinga study of financialstatementsofbusinessentitiesandthemeasurementandreportingofassets,liabilities,equity,revenues,expensesandcashflowswithemphasisonhowbusi-nessandeconomicinformationisgeneratedintheaccounting process. (5203015104) Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0306

ACCT 2402 - PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING II

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Anintroductiontomanagerialaccountingincludingastudyofcostsandcostbehaviorwithinbusinessentities,theuseofcost

informationforplanningandcontroldecisions,andproductcostingforpurposesofinventoryvaluationandincomedetermination.(5203015104)Prerequisites:ACCT2401;MATH0306

ACNT 1193 - SPECIAL TOPICS IN TAXATION-SERVICE LEARNING

1Credit(1hr.lec.,1hr.lab.)Topicsaddressrecentlyidentifiedcurrentevents,skills,knowledge,and/orattitudesandbehaviorspertinenttothetechnologyoroccupationandrelevanttotheprofessionaldevelop-mentofthestudent.Thiscoursewasdesignedtoberepeatedmultipletimestoimprovestudentproficiency.Thislabcourseisdesignedtoprovidestudentswith12 hours of training outside the classroom. Thisknowledge will enable the student to prepare taxreturns at the VITA site for 20 hours. Emphasis isplaced on the determination of income, statutorydeductionsandfederalincometaxliabilityinordertoprepareindividualincometaxreturns.ThestudentwillcompleteIRStestingandreceiveIRSrecognition.Service Learningdesignationwill appear on eachstudent’stranscript.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

ACNT 1303 - INTRODUCTION TO ACCOUNTING I

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Astudyofanalyzing,classifying,andrecordingbusinesstransactionsinamanualandcomputerizedenvironment.Emphasisisonunderstandingthecompleteaccountingcycleandpreparingfinancialstatements,bankreconciliations,andpayroll.Includesaccountingfornotes,deferralsandaccruals, receivablesandpayables, inventoryandplantassets.Thiscourseisfornon-majorsonly.AccountingmajorsandtransferstudentsshouldenrollinACCT2401.Prerequisites:ENGL0304orENGL0339ANDENGL0306or0355or0374,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0306

ACNT 1311 - INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTERIZED ACCOUNTING

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Introductiontoutiliz-ingthecomputerinmaintainingaccountingrecordswithprimaryemphasisonageneralledgerpackage.Studentswilluseanapplicationsoftwaretoperformaccountingtasks;maintainrecordsandprepareand

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analyze reports for a business entity; complete acomprehensiveproject;andexplainthecomponentsofgeneralledgersoftware.Prerequisites:ACNT1303;ENGL0304orENGL0339ANDENGL0306or0355or0374,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0306

ACNT 1331 - FEDERAL INCOME TAX: INDIVIDUAL

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Astudyofthefederaltaxlawfor preparation of individual income tax returns.Emphasisisplacedonthedeterminationofincome,statutorydeductionsandfederalincometaxliabilityforindividualsandsoleproprietorships.ThiscoursemeetsthequalifyingeducationalcreditrequiredfortheCPAexaminationandispartoftheAccountingAdvancedTechnicalCertificate(ATC).Prerequisites:ENGL0304orENGL0339ANDENGL0306or0355or0374,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0306

ACNT 1340 - ACCOUNTING AND BUSINESS ETHICS

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Ethicalstandardsandbehav-iors,codesofprofessionalconduct,andtheimpactofunethicalbehavioronanindividual,business,andsociety.Wewilldiscussthefundamentalethicalissuesofbusinessandsociety,therolesandresponsibilitiesofaccountingandauditingprofessionals,ethicalbe-haviorbymanagement,andlegalandprofessionalguidelinesthataddresstheethicalconcernsofsociety.Thiscoursemeets thequalifyingeducationalcreditrequiredfortheCPAexaminationandispartoftheAccountingAdvancedTechnicalCertificate(ATC).Prerequisites: ENGL 0305 AND ENGL 0307 or0356, OR higher level course (ENGL 1301), ORplacementbytesting

ACNT 1347 - FEDERAL INCOME TAX: PARTNERSHIPS/CORPORATIONS

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Astudyoffederaltaxlawsforpreparation of partnership and corporate returns.Emphasisisplacedonthedeterminationoftaxableincomeforpartnerships,ScorporationsandCcor-porationsaswellasontaxresearchandplanning.Thiscoursemeets thequalifyingeducationalcreditrequiredfortheCPAexaminationandispartoftheAccounting Advanced Technical Certificate (ATC).Prerequisites:ACNT1331;MATH0306

ACNT 1382 - COOPERATIVE EDUCATION - ACCOUNTING TECHNICIAN

3Credits(1hr.lec.,20hrs.ext.)Career-relatedactivi-tiesencounteredinthestudent’sareaofspecializationofferedthroughanindividualizedagreementamongthecollege,employer,andstudent.Underthesuper-visionof thecollegeandtheemployer, thestudentcombinesclassroomlearningwithworkexperience.Includesa lecture component. Prerequisites: Enroll-mentinProfessionalBookkeeperCertificateProgram;completionof15creditsindegreeplan;approvalofcoordinator,ENGL0304orENGL0339ANDENGL0306 or 0355 or 0374, OR higher level course(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0306

ACNT 1391 - SPECIAL TOPICS IN ACCOUNTING

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Astudyoftheprocessofevaluat-ingfinancialstatements,cashflows,andratioanalysisofbusinesses.Includesratioanalysis;interpretationoffinancialstatements;accountclassifications;incomemeasurements;andcapitalbudgetingdecisions.Em-phasisontherelationshipofcomparativeanalysisandindustrystandards.Topicsaddressrecentlyidentifiedcurrentevents,skills,knowledge,and/orattitudesandbehaviorspertinenttothetechnologyoroccupationandrelevanttotheprofessionaldevelopmentofthestudent.Thiscoursewasdesignedtoberepeatedmul-tipletimestoimprovestudentproficiency.ThiscoursemeetsthequalifyingeducationalcreditrequiredfortheCPAexaminationandispartoftheAccountingAdvancedTechnicalCertificate(ATC).Prerequisites:ACNT2303

ACNT 1393 - SPECIAL TOPICS IN TAXATION

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Topicsaddressrecentlyidentifiedcurrentevents,skills,knowledgeand/orattitudesandbehaviorspertinenttothetechnologyoroccupationandrelevanttotheprofessionaldevelopmentofthestu-dent.Includesunderstandingoftopicsintaxationthatinfluencedecisionmakingintheareasofcompliance,investing,taxplanning,selectionofentityformation,liability issues, and considerations for maximizingtheamountofincomefamiliesandindividualsmayretain.ThiscoursemeetsthequalifyingeducationalcreditrequiredfortheCPAexaminationandispartof the Accounting Advanced Technical Certificate(ATC).Prerequisites:ACNT1331



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ACNT 2303 - INTERMEDIATE ACCOUNTING I

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Analysisofgenerallyacceptedaccountingprinciples,concepts,andtheoryunderlying thepreparationof financial statements.Thiscoursemeets thequalifyingeducationalcreditrequiredfortheCPAexaminationandispartoftheAccountingAdvancedTechnicalCertificate(ATC).Prerequisites:ACCT2401;MATH0306

ACNT 2304 - INTERMEDIATE ACCOUNTING II

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Continuedin-depthanalysisofgenerallyacceptedaccountingprinciplesunderlying the preparation of financial statementsincludingcomparativeanalysisandstatementofcashflows.ThiscoursemeetsthequalifyingeducationalcreditrequiredfortheCPAexaminationandispartoftheAccountingAdvancedTechnicalCertificate(ATC).Prerequisites:ACNT2303;MATH0306

ACNT 2309 - COST ACCOUNTING

3 Credits (3 hrs. lec.) A study of budgeting, costanalysis and cost control systems using traditionalandcontemporarycostingmethodsandtheoriesindecisionmaking.Topicsincludeadetailedstudyofmanufacturingcostaccountsandreports,jobordercosting, process costing aswell as introduction toalternative costing methods such as activity-basedand just-in-timecosting.Alsocoveredarevarianceanalysis,standardcosts,jointandby-productcosting.Thiscoursemeets thequalifyingeducationalcreditrequiredfortheCPAexaminationandispartoftheAccounting Advanced Technical Certificate (ATC).Prerequisites:ACCT2402;MATH0306

ACNT 2330 - GOVERNMENTAL AND NOT-FOR-PROFIT ACCOUNTING

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Astudyofbasicfundaccountingand financial reporting concepts for governmentalandnot-for-profitentities.Studentswillunderstandthedifferencebetweennot-for-profitandfor-profitentityaccounting; and apply accounting and financialreportingprinciplesas theyrelate togovernmentaland not-for-profit entities. The student will preparebudgets and financial statements for governmentandnon-profitorganizations.Thiscoursemeetsthequalifying educational credit required for theCPAexaminationandispartoftheAccountingAdvancedTechnicalCertificate(ATC).Prerequisite:ACNT2303

ACNT 2331 - INTERNAL CONTROL AND AUDITING

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Astudyofinternalcontrols,auditingstandardsandprocessesusedby internalauditors, managers, and independent public ac-countants.Topicsincludeanalyzinginternalcontrolprocedures; responsibilities of auditors, describingauditingstandards,proceduresandtheauditreports;andpreparationofauditworkingpaperswithrelatedschedules.ThiscoursemeetsthequalifyingeducationalcreditrequiredfortheCPAexaminationandispartoftheAccountingAdvancedTechnicalCertificate(ATC).Prerequisites:ACNT2303;MATH0306

ACNT 2332 - ACCOUNTING INFORMATION SYSTEMS

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Astudyoftheroleofaccountinginformationsystemsandrelatedsubsystems,includ-ingdatacollection,retrieval,manipulation,filteringandsortingofdata.ThiscoursemeetsthequalifyingeducationalcreditrequiredfortheCPAexaminationand ispartof theAccountingAdvancedTechnicalCertificate(ATC).Prerequisite:ACCT2401

ACNT 2333 - ADVANCED ACCOUNTING

3 Credits (3 hrs. lec.) Methods of measuring andcommunicatingfinancialinformationwithemphasisonconsolidatedstatementsandothercomplexbusi-nesstransactions.Studentswillprepareconsolidatedfinancialstatements;applyconceptsintheformation,operation,termination,andliquidationofpartnerships;andanalyzeandrecordcomplextransactionsaffectingforeigncurrency transactionsandremeasurements.Thiscoursemeets thequalifyingeducationalcreditrequiredfortheCPAexaminationandispartoftheAccountingAdvancedTechnicalCertificate(ATC).Prerequisites:ACNT2304;MATH0306

ACNT 2371 - INTERNATIONAL ACCOUNTING

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Comparativeaccountingsystemsandtheireconomicandsocialdevelopmentpatterns,foreigncurrencytranslation,analyzingmultinationalfinancialtransactionsandstatements,accountingforinternational inflation, auditing in an internationalenvironment,internationalreportinganddisclosuresandinternationaltaxationandtransferpricing.ThiscoursemeetsthequalifyingeducationalcreditrequiredfortheCPAexaminationandispartoftheAccountingAdvancedTechnicalCertificate (ATC).Prerequisite:ACNT2303



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ACNT 2380 - COOPERATIVE EDUCATION

3 Credits (1 hr. lec., 20 hrs. ext.) Career-relatedactivitiesencounteredinthestudent’sareaofspecial-izationofferedthroughanindividualizedagreementamong the college, employer, and student. Underthesupervisionofthecollegeandtheemployer,thestudentcombinesclassroomlearningwithworkexpe-rience.Includesalecturecomponent.Prerequisites:ACNT2303;enrollmentinAccountingAASDegreeprogram;completionof15credit hours indegreeplan;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0306

ACNT 2381 - COOPERATIVE EDUCATION

3Credits(1hr.lec.,20hrs.ext.)Career-relatedactivi-tiesencounteredinthestudent’sareaofspecializationofferedthroughanindividualizedagreementamongthecollege,employer,andstudent.Underthesuper-visionof thecollegeandtheemployer, thestudentcombinesclassroomlearningwithworkexperience.Includesa lecturecomponent.Prerequisites:ACNT2380;enrollmentinAccountingAASdegreeprogram;completionof22creditsindegreeplan;ENGL0304orENGL0339ANDENGL0306or0355or0374,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0306

AFSC 1271 - FOUNDATIONS OF UNITED STATES AIR FORCE I

2Credits(2hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)IntroducestheconceptofwarandtheroletheAirForceplays.Studentswillknowthecareeropportunitiesavailable,thebenefitsaffordedanAirForcemember,andknowanddevelopproductivelifeskills.Basicoralandwrittencommu-nicationskillswillbedemonstrated.ThefocusisondevelopingbasicknowledgeandcomprehensionofAirForceleadershipdimensionswhilegainingabigpictureunderstandingoftheROTCprogram,itspur-poseintheAirForceanditsadvantagesforthestudent.Prerequisite:None

AFSC 1272 - FOUNDATIONS OF UNITED STATES AIR FORCE II

2 Credits (2 hrs. lec., 2 hrs. lab.) Explores thebasic verbal andwritten communication skills andanoperationalunderstandingoftheAirForcecorevalues.Studentswillknowtheimportanceofmanag-ingdiversityandtheconceptsandconsequencesofharassment.ThebasicconceptsofAirForceleadershipaswellastheconceptofeffectiveteambuildingwill

bedeveloped.CasestudieswillprovideatangiblecontextforlearningtheSoldier’sCreedandWarriorEthosastheyapplyinthecontemporaryoperatingenvironment.Prerequisite:None

AFSC 2271 - EVOLUTION OF UNITED STATES AIR FORCE AIR AND SPACE POwER I

2Credits(2hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)IntroducestheconceptofwarandtheroletheAirForceplays.Studentswillknowthecareeropportunitiesavailable,thebenefitsaffordedanAirForcemember,andknowanddevelopproductivelifeskills.Basicoralandwrittencommu-nicationskillswillbedemonstrated.Thefocusisondeveloping basic knowledge and comprehensionofAirForceleadershipdimensionswhilegainingabigpictureunderstandingoftheROTCprogram,itspurposeintheAirForceanditsadvantagesforthestudent.Prerequisite:None

AFSC 2272 - EVOLUTION OF UNITED STATES AIR FORCE AIR AND SPACE POwER II

2Credits(1hr.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Overviewsthekeytermsanddefinitionsusedtodescribeairandspacepower.Studentswillknowthemilestonesandhistori-calevents,leaders,andtechnologicaladvancementswhich surround the evolution and employment ofUSAFairandspacepower.Basicverbalandwrit-tencommunicationskillsalongwithanoperationalunderstandingofAirForcecorevalueswillbedem-onstrated.Prerequisite:None

AGRI 1131 - THE AGRICULTURE INDUSTRY

1Credit(1hr.lec.)Overviewofworldagriculture,is-sues,natureoftheindustry,andresourceconservation.Providesinsightregardingdepartmentalandcollegeprograms and career opportunities in agriculture,andprovidesinstructionconcerningacademicskills.(0101035201)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Math0308

AGRI 1307 - AGRONOMY

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Thiscoursecoversthefundamentalsinsciencesofcrops,soils,andwater.Principlesofcropandforageproduction,manage-ment,plantbreeding,diseases, insectcontrol,andweed control are also discussed. (0111025101)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Math0308



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AGRI 1309 - COMPUTERS IN AGRICULTURE

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Thiscoursediscussestheuseofcomputersinmodernagricultureapplica-tions. Programming, languages, word processing,electronic spreadsheets, and agriculture softwarearealsocoveredalongwiththeevaluationofinputsto and outputs from farm and ranch productions.(0101015101)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Math0308

AGRI 1319 - GENERAL ANIMAL SCIENCE

3Credits(2hrs. lec.,2hrs. lab.)Scientificanimalagriculturereview.Selection,reproduction,nutrition,genetics,animalbreeding,growthanddevelopmentinbeefcattle,sheep,horses,swine,dairycattle,andpoul-try.(0109015101)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Math0308

AGRI 1325 - MARKETING OF AGRICULTURE PRODUCTS

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Thiscoursecoverstheopera-tionsinvolvedinthemovementofagriculturalcom-moditiesfromproducertoconsumer.Alsocoveredaretheessentialmarketingfunctionsofbuying,selling,transporting,storing,financing,standardizing,pric-ing,andriskbearing.(0101025101)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Math0308

AGRI 2317 - INTRODUCTION TO AGRICULTURE ECONOMICS

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Characteristicsofoureconomicsystemandbasiceconomicconcepts;surveyofthefarmandagriculturefirmanditsorganizationandmanagement;structureandoperationofmarketingsys-tem;functionalandinstitutionalaspectsofagriculturefinance;GATandNAFTAprograms;governmentfarmproductsandrelationsarediscussed.(0101035101)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Math0308

AGRI 2321 - LIVESTOCK EVALUATION

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Thecoursecoversthe evaluation of slaughter and breeding livestockas related togrowthanddevelopment,productionefficiency,andcarcassmerit.Productionrecordsandvisualevaluationarealsodiscussed.(0109015201)

Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Math0308

AGRI 2330 - wILDLIFE CONSERVATION AND MANAGEMENT

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Principlesandpracticesusedintheproductionandimprovementofwildliferesources.Aesthetic,ecological,andrecreationalusesofpublicandprivatelands.(0306015101)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

AIRP 1307 - AVIATION METEOROLOGY

3Credits (3hrs. lec.) In-depthcoverageofmeteo-rologicalphenomenaaffectingaircraftflight.Topicsinclude basic concepts of aviation meteorology inthestudyoftemperature,pressure,moisture,stability,clouds,airmasses,fronts,thunderstorms,icing,andfog.Alsoincludesanalysisanduseofweatherdataforflightplanning.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

AIRP 1313 - INTRODUCTION TO AVIATION

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Astudyofthehistoricaldevelop-mentoftheaviationindustry,includingkeyeventsincivil,military,andspaceexplorationandanoverviewoflegislationrelatingtoaviation.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

AIRP 1317 - PRIVATE PILOT GROUND SCHOOL

3Credits (3hrs. lec.)Basicground school for theFederal Aviation Administration Private Pilot Cer-tificate, providing the student with the necessaryaeronauticalknowledgethatcanbeusedforprivatepilotcertification.Topicsincludeprinciplesofflight,radioprocedures,weather,navigation,aerodynam-ics,andFederalAviationAdministrationregulations.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

ANTH 2301 - PHYSICAL ANTHROPOLOGY

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Thiscourseexaminesthebio-logicalandculturalstudyofhumansaswellasthesimilaritiesanddifferencesbetweenhumansandotherprimates.Thecoursespansvarioustopics,includingmechanismsofgeneticchangeandanoverviewofhumanoriginsandbioculturaladaptations.Introduces



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methodsandtheoryintheexcavationandinterpreta-tionofmaterialremainsofpastculturesandrevealshow anthropology can be applied to solve healthandmedicalproblemsinculturesaroundtheworld.(4503015125)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

ANTH 2346 - INTRODUCTION TO ANTHROPOLOGY

3Credits(3hrs. lec.)Anthropologyis thestudyofhumansinallplacesandthroughouttime.Thiscoursefocusesonthebasicprinciplesandconceptsofthesubfields of anthropology: archaeology, physical,cultural,andlinguisticanthropology.(4502015125)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

ANTH 2351 - CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY

3Credits (3hrs. lec.)Thiscourseexploresculturaldiversitythroughthestudyofcontemporaryandrecentgroups of humans including their social, religious,economic,andpoliticalorganization.Includedisthestudyofhowpracticingculturalrelativismincreasesunderstandingofotherculturesandhowculturalan-thropologycanbeappliedtosolvehumanproblems.(4502015325)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

ARAB 1411 - BEGINNING ARABIC I

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Thiscourseincludesbeginner’spunctuation,oralpractice,conversation,development of listening comprehension, basicprinciplesofgrammar,simpleexercisesincomposi-tion,easyreadingwhichincludesculturalmaterial.(1601015113)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

ARAB 1412 - BEGINNING ARABIC II

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)ThiscourseisacontinuationofARAB1411withincreasedemphasisoncomprehension,speaking,readingandwriting.In-tensivedrillstoincreasevocabularyandknowledgeofstructure.(1601015113)Prerequisites:ARAB1411;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

ARAB 2311 - INTERMEDIATE ARABIC I

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Thiscoursestressesbothoralandwrittenexercisestoincreasevocabulary,expansionofgrammaticalprinciplesandshortthemeswrittenonavarietyoftopics.SelectedreadingsareincludedtoimprovecomprehensioninArabic.(1601015213)Prerequisites:ARAB1412;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

ARAB 2312 - INTERMEDIATE ARABIC II

3Credits(3hrs. lec.)ThiscourseisacontinuationofARAB2311.Continuedreinforcementofgram-maticalprinciplesanddevelopmentofwritingskillsarestressed.(1601015213)Prerequisites:ARAB2311;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigher level course (ENGL 1301), OR placementbytesting

ARCE 1352 - STRUCTURAL DRAFTING

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Astudyofstructuralsystemsincludingconcretefoundationsandframes,woodframingandtrusses,andstructuralsteelframingsystems. Includesdetailingofconcrete,wood,andsteeltomeetindustrystandardsincludingtheAmeri-canInstituteofSteelConstructionandTheAmericanConcreteInstitute.Prerequisites:DFTG1305,1309;CNBT1311;Corequisite:DFTG2319

ARTC 1302 - DIGITAL IMAGING I

3Credits (2hrs. lec.,3hrs. lab.)Digital imagingusing raster image editing and/or image creationsoftware: scanning, resolution, file formats, outputdevices,colorsystems,andimage-acquisitions.Pre-requisite:competentknowledgeofeitherMacintoshorWindowsoperatingsystem

ARTC 1313 - DIGITAL PUBLISHING I

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Thefundamentalsofusingdigitallayoutasaprimarypublishingtoolandthebasicconceptsandterminologyassociatedwithtypography and page layout. Prerequisites: ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

ARTC 1317 - DESIGN COMMUNICATION I

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Studyofdesignde-velopmentrelatingtographicdesignterminology,toolsandmedia,andlayoutanddesignconcepts.Topics



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ARTC 2380 - COOPERATIVE EDUCATION - COMMERCIAL AND ADVERTISING ART3Credits(1hr.lec.,20hrs.lab.)Career-relatedactivi-tiesencounteredinthestudent’sareaofspecializationofferedthroughanindividualizedagreementamongthecollege,employer,andstudent.Underthesuper-visionof thecollegeandtheemployer, thestudentcombinesclassroomlearningwithworkexperience.Includesalecturecomponent.Prerequisites:Depart-mentalapproval;meetsrequirementforfinalsemester.

ARTS 1301 - ART APPRECIATION

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Anintroductorycoursethatstudiesthevisualarts(painting,architecture,sculptureandcrafts)throughanexplorationoftheirpurposeandprocesses.Occasionalfieldtripsarerequired.Thiscourseisfornon-majorsandartmajorsorminorswhohavelittleornobackgroundinart.(5007035126)Prerequisites: ENGL 0305 AND ENGL 0307 or0356, OR higher level course (ENGL 1301), ORplacementbytesting

ARTS 1303 - ART HISTORY SURVEY I

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Asurveyofpainting,sculpture,architectureandtheartsfromprehistorictimestothefourteenth century. (5007035226) Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevel course (ENGL 1301), OR placement by test-ing

ARTS 1304 - ART HISTORY SURVEY II

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Asurveyofpainting,sculpture,architectureandtheartsfromthefourteenthcenturytothepresent.(5007035226)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

ARTS 1311 - DESIGN I - 2-D

3Credits (2 hrs. lec., 4 hrs. lab.) Emphasis upontwo-dimensionaldesign;includesthefundamentalsofline,form,texture,shapeandspacewithinacom-position.(5004015326)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

includeintegrationoftype,imagesandotherdesignelements,anddevelopingcomputerskillsinindustrystandardcomputerprograms.Prerequisites:None

ARTC 1353 - COMPUTER ILLUSTRATION

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Useofthetoolsandtransformationoptionsofanindustry-standardvectordrawingprogramtocreatecomplexillustrationsordrawings. Prerequisites: ENGL 0305 AND ENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

ARTC 2305 - DIGITAL IMAGING II

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Principlesofdigitalimageprocessingandelectronicpainting.Emphasisonbitmappedorraster-basedimagemarkingandthecreativeaspectsofelectronicillustrationforcommercialandfineartapplications.Prerequisite:ARTC1302

ARTC 2313 - DIGITAL PUBLISHING II

3 Credits (2 hrs. lec., 3 hrs. lab.) Includes layoutprocedures from thumbnails and roughs to finalcomprehensiveandprintoutput.Emphasisondesignprinciplesforthecreationofadvertisingandpublishingmaterials,andtechniquesforefficientplanninganddocumentingprojects.Prerequisite:ARTC1313

ARTC 2335 - PORTFOLIO DEVELOPMENT FOR GRAPHIC DESIGN

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Preparationofaportfoliocomprisedofcompletedgraphicdesignclassprojects.Evaluationanddemonstrationofportfoliopresentationmethodsbasedonthestudent’sspecificareaofstudy.Prerequisite:Departmentalapproval

ARTC 2347 - DESIGN COMMUNICATIONS II

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Anadvancedstudyofthedesignprocessandartdirection.Emphasisonformandcontentthroughtheselection,creation,andinte-grationoftypographic,photographic,illustrative,anddesignelements.Prerequisites:ARTC1317;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

ARTC 2348 - DIGITAL PUBLISHING III

3Credits (2hrs. lec.,3hrs. lab.)Aproject-basedpagelayoutcoursefromconcepttocompletionad-dressing design problems, preflight of files, colorseparations,andtrappingtechniques.Prerequisites:



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ARTS 1312 - DESIGN II - 3-D

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Theconstructionofthree-dimensionalformsusingavarietyofcompo-sitionalapproachesandmaterials. (5004015326)Prerequisites: ENGL 0305 AND ENGL 0307 or0356, OR higher level course (ENGL 1301), ORplacementbytesting

ARTS 1316 - DRAwING I

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Anintroductorycourseinfreehanddrawing.Involvesthestudyofspaceandformthroughtheuseofperspective,lineandvalue.(5007055226)CoursemaybetakenasacorequisitewithENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356

ARTS 1317 - DRAwING II

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)ExpansionofDrawingIstressingtheconceptual,expressiveandcompositionalaspectsofdrawinginvariousmedia.(5007055226)Prerequisites:ARTS1316;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

ARTS 2311 - DESIGN III - COLOR

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Thiscourseexam-inesvarious theories in theuseofcolor.Studentsapply their knowledge in creative compositionsusingsuchmediaasacrylics,coloredpencilandcollage.(5004015326)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

ARTS 2313 - DESIGN COMMUNICATIONS I

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Thiscourseisanintroductiontocreativeandproblem-solvingaspectsofgraphicdesignusingthecomputerandgraphicsoft-ware.Studentswilllearnbasicprinciples,techniques,compositions,visualperceptions,andstrategiesforgraphicdesign.Thecomputerandgraphicsoftwarewillbeusedasaneffectivetoolingraphiccommunica-tions.(5004015126)Prerequisites:ARTS1311;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

ARTS 2314 - DESIGN COMMUNICATIONS II

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Thiscourseisanin-depth study and exploration of graphic designas a creative and problem-solving tool of visualcommunication.Atranslationofideasandconceptsintocomprehensiblevisuallanguageisemphasized.

Typography,semantics,andcomputerandtechnicalprocessesusedindesignwillbestressed.Thiscourseisanintroductiontothetechniquesandprocessesoftheprintmedia.Thestudentswillalsobeintroducedto historical and aesthetic issues. (5004015126)Prerequisites:ARTS2313;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

ARTS 2316 - PAINTING I

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Anintroductiontovariouspaintingtheoriesandtechniquesusingoiland/oracrylics.(5007085226)Prerequisites:ARTS1311and1316,ordepartmentalapproval;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

ARTS 2317 - PAINTING II

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)AcontinuationofPaintingI,withanemphasisonindividualexpression.(5007085226) Prerequisites: ARTS 2316; ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

ARTS 2323 - DRAwING III: FIGURE DRAwING

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Anadvancedlevelcourseinwhichstudentsdrawthehumanfigurefromdirectobservationofalivemodel,usingavarietyofmaterialsandtechniques.(5007055326)Prerequi-sites:ARTS1317andinstructorapproval;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

ARTS 2326 - SCULPTURE I

3 Credits (2 hrs. lec., 4 hrs. lab.) An explorationof various sculptural approaches in a variety ofmedia includingadditiveandsubtractivemethods.(5007095126)Prerequisites:ARTS1312ordepart-mentalapproval;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356, OR higher level course (ENGL 1301), ORplacementbytesting

ARTS 2327 - SCULPTURE II

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)AnexpansionofSculptureI,withanemphasisonindividualexpression.Studentswillinvestigatethesculptureofdifferentcul-turalgroupscreatingworkswhichreflectthisresearch.(5007095126) Prerequisites: ARTS 2326; ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting



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ARTS 2333 - PRINTMAKING I

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Anintroductiontothetechniquesandproceduresofprintmaking.Explora-tionofcreativedesignandcolorthroughtraditionalandcontemporaryprintmakingtechniques,includingwoodcutandsilk-screen.(5007105126)Prerequi-sites:ARTS1316ordepartmentalapproval;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

ARTS 2334 - PRINTMAKING II

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Specialproce-duresandproblemsinvolvingfurtherinvestigationofvariousprintmakingmedia,includingetching.(5007105126)Prerequisites:ARTS2333ordepart-mentalapproval;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigher levelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

ARTS 2341 - ART METALS I

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Anintroductiontometalfabricationthroughthestudyofbasicmaterialsandtechniques.Includessoldering,riveting,raising,sawingandfiling.Studentswillalsolearnthepropermaintenanceandoperatingproceduresofmachinesandhandtools.(5007135126)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

ARTS 2342 - ART METALS II

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Furtherinvestigationofmetalsmithingthroughadvancetechniquessuchascastingandstonesetting.(5007135126)Prereq-uisites:ARTS2341ordepartmentalapproval;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

ARTS 2346 - CERAMICS I

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Anintroductiontoceramicsprocessesthroughthestudyofbasicmateri-alsandtechniques.Includeshandbuilding,theuseofthepotter’swheel,glazingandfiringtechniques.(5007115126)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

ARTS 2347 - CERAMICS II

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Investigatesadvancedtechniques, as well as the creative possibilities ofclay,glazesandfiringprocedures.(5007115126)

Prerequisites:ARTS2346ordepartmentalapproval;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0306

ARTS 2348 - DIGITAL ART I

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Thiscourseisanintroductiontodigitalimagingonthecomputerasitrelatestoartanddesign,employingafundamentalexplorationofthepotentialofcomputerhardwareandsoftwaremedium for theirvisual,conceptualandpracticalusesinthevisualarts.Basictheoriesofdesignandcompositionarestressedusingdigitalimageeditingsoftwaretomanipulatescannedim-ages. (5004025226) Prerequisites: ENGL 0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

ARTS 2349 - DIGITAL ART II

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Thiscourseex-plorestheuseofcomputerhardwareandsoftwareasamediumforvisualandconceptualexpressioninthevisualarts.StudentswillapplyskillsacquiredinDigitalArt I tofocusonthedevelopmentandproductionofcreativeartpieces.(5004025226)Prerequisites:ARTS2348;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307 or 0356, OR higher level course (ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

ARTS 2356 - PHOTOGRAPHY I

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Abeginningcoursewhichintroducesstudentstotheoreticalandappliedaspectsofphotography,includingcameras,lenses,photographicmaterialsand techniques,blackandwhitedarkroomproceduresandphotographiccom-position.ThisisthesamecourseasCOMM1318.(5006055126)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

ARTS 2357 - PHOTOGRAPHY II

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)AcontinuationofPhotographyI,thiscourseprovidesfurtherstudyofphotographic theories, techniques and processes.Theanalysisandutilizationofthedesignandcom-positionalelementsinphotographyarealsostressed.(5006055226)Prerequisites:ARTS2356orCOMM1318;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigher level course (ENGL 1301), OR placementbytesting



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ARTS 2366 - wATERCOLOR

3Credits (2hrs. lec.,4hrs. lab.)An introductionto aquamedia using a variety of subject matter,concepts,techniquesandmaterials.(5007085326)Prerequisites:ARTS1311and1316;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

ARTS 2389 - ACADEMIC CO-OP IN ART

3 Credits (1 hr. lec., 6 hrs. lab.) An instructionalprogram designed to integrate on-campus studywith practical hands - on work experience in art.In conjunction with class seminars, the individualstudentwillsetspecificgoalsandobjectivesinart.(2401035212)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

ARTV 1303 - BASIC ANIMATION

3Credits (2 hrs. lec., 4 hrs. lab.) Examination ofanimationconcepts,principles,andstoryboardforbasicproduction.Emphasizescreatingmovementandexpressionutilizingtraditionallyordigitallygeneratedimagesequences.Prerequisite:None

ARTV 1341 - 3-D ANIMATION I

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Three-dimensional(3-D)modelingandrenderingtechniquesincludinglighting,staging,camera,andspecialeffects.Empha-sizes3-Dmodelingbuildingblocksusingprimitivestocreatesimpleandcomplexobjects.Prerequisites:ARTV1345,ARTV1303andARTC1302

ARTV 1343 - DIGITAL SOUND

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Instructionindigi-tizingsoundandincorporatingitintomultimediaorwebtitlesforvariousdeliverysystems.Emphasisoncompression issues, sampling, synchronizing, andresourcemanagementPrerequisite:None

ARTV 1345 - 3-D MODELING AND RENDERING

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Techniquesofthree-dimensional(3-D)modelingutilizingindustrystandardsoftware.Includesthecreationandmodificationof3-Dgeometricshapes,useofavarietyofrenderingtechniques,camera,lightsources,texture,andsurfacemapping.Prerequisite:None

ARTV 1351 - DIGITAL VIDEO

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Producingandeditingvideoandsoundformultimediaorwebproductions.Emphasizescapture,editing,andoutputtingofvideousingadigitalvideoworkstation.Prerequisite:None

ARTV 2341 - ADVANCED DIGITAL VIDEO

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Advanceddigitalvideo techniques for post-production. Emphasizesintegrationofspecialeffectsandanimationforfilm,video,andtheInternet.Explorationofnewandemerg-ingcompressionandvideostreamingtechnologies.Prerequisites:ARTV1351; ENGL0304or ENGL0339ANDENGL0306or0355or0374,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

ARTV 2345 - 3-D MODELING AND RENDERING II

3Credits (2hrs. lec.,4hrs. lab.)Astudiocoursefocusedonadvanced3-Dmodelingandrenderingtechniquesusingindustrystandardsoftware,modelingtechniques,camerasettings,lighting,andsurfacingtodevelopdetailedenvironments.Prerequisite:ARTV1345ARTV 2351 - 3-D ANIMATION II

3Credits (2hrs. lec.,4hrs. lab.)Advanced level3-Dcourseutilizinganimationtoolsandtechniquesusedtodevelopmovement.Emphasisonadvancedanimationtechniques.Thisisastudiocoursefocusedonadvanced3-Dmodelingandrenderingtechniquesusingindustrystandardsoftware,modelingtechniques,camerasettings,lighting,andsurfacingtodevelopdetailedenvironments.Prerequisite:ARTV1341

AUMT 1405 - INTRODUCTION TO AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Anintroductiontotheautomotiveindustryincludingautomotivehistory,safetypractices,shopequipmentandtools,vehiclesubsystems, service publications, fasteners, profes-sionalresponsibilities,andautomotivemaintenance.Maybe taughtmanufacturer specific. Prerequisite:None

AUMT 1407 - AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Anoverviewofauto-motiveelectricalsystemsincludingtopicsinoperationaltheory, testing, diagnosis, and repair of batteries,chargingandstartingsystems,andelectricalacces-sories.Emphasisonelectricalschematicdiagramsand



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AUMT 1410 - AUTOMOTIVE BRAKE SYSTEMS

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Operationandrepairofdrum/disctypebrakesystems.Emphasisonsafeuseofmodernequipment.Topicsincludebraketheory,diagnosis, and repair of power, manual, anti-lockbrakesystems,andparkingbrakes.Maybetaughtmanufacturerspecific.PreparesastudenttotakeASEA5BrakesCertificationExam.Prerequisite:None

AUMT 1416 - SUSPENSION AND STEERING

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Theoryandopera-tionofautomotivesuspensionandsteeringsystemsincluding tire and wheel problem diagnosis, com-ponent repair,andalignmentprocedures.Maybetaughtmanufacturerspecific.Preparesastudent totakeASEA4SuspensionandSteeringCertificationExam.Prerequisite:None

AUMT 1419 - AUTOMOTIVE ENGINE REPAIR

4Credits(3hrs. lec.,4hrs. lab.)Fundamentalsofengine operations, diagnosis and repair includinglubrication systemsand cooling systems. Emphasisonoverhaulofselectedengines, identificationandinspection,measurements,anddisassembly,repair,andreassemblyoftheengine.Maybetaughtmanu-facturer specific. Prepares a student to take ASEA1EngineRepairCertificationExam.Prerequisite:AUMT1405

AUMT 1445 - AUTOMOTIVE HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Theoryofautomo-tiveairconditioningandheatingsystems.Emphasisonthebasicrefrigerationcycleanddiagnosisandrepairofsystemmalfunctions.CoversEPAguidelinesforrefrigeranthandlingandnewrefrigerantreplace-ments.Maybetaughtmanufacturerspecific.PreparesastudenttotakeASEA7HeatingandAirConditioningCertificationExam.Prerequisite:AUMT1407

AUMT 2328 - AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE

3Credits (2hrs. lec.,4hrs. lab.) Masteryofau-tomotive vehicle service and component systemsrepair. Emphasisonmasteringcurrentautomotivecompetencies covered in related courses. May betaughtmanufacturerspecific.Prerequisite:Comple-

tion of 15 credit hours in automotive courses ORdepartmentalapproval.AUMT 2380 - COOPERATIVE EDUCATION: AUTO/AUTOMOTIVE

3 Credits (1 hr. lec., 20 hrs. ext.) Career-relatedactivitiesencounteredinthestudent’sareaofspecial-izationofferedthroughanindividualizedagreementamong the college, employer, and student. Underthesupervisionofthecollegeandtheemployer,thestudentcombinesclassroomlearningwithworkexpe-rience.Includesalecturecomponent.Prerequisites:Completionof15hoursinautomotivecoursesANDdepartmentalapproval.

AUMT 2381 - COOPERATIVE EDUCATION: AUTO/AUTOMOTIVE

3Credits(1hr. lec.,20hrs.ext.)Career-relatedactivitiesencounteredinthestudent’sareaofspecial-izationofferedthroughanindividualizedagreementamongthecollege,employer,andstudent.Underthesupervisionofthecollegeandtheemployer,thestudentcombinesclassroomlearningwithworkexpe-rience.Includesalecturecomponent.Prerequisites:EnrollmentinautomotivetechnologyAASdegreetechprogram;completionof25hoursinautomotivecoursesanddepartmentalapproval.

AUMT 2413 - MANUAL DRIVE TRAIN AND AXLES

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Astudyofautomotiveclutches,clutchoperationsdevices,standardtransmis-sions,transaxles,anddifferentialswithemphasisonthediagnosisandrepairoftransmissionsanddrivelines.Maybetaughtmanufacturerspecific.PreparesastudenttotakeASEA3ManualDriveTrainandAxleCertificationExam.Prerequisite:None

AUMT 2417 - ENGINE PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS I

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Theory,operation,diagnosis, and repair of basic engine dynamics,ignition systems,and fueldelivery systems.Useofbasicengineperformancediagnosticequipment.Maybetaughtmanufacturerspecific.PreparesastudenttotakeASEA8EnginePerformanceCertificationExam.Prerequisite:AUMT1407

AUMT 2425 - AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION AND TRANSAXLE

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Astudyoftheopera-tion,hydraulicprinciples,andrelatedcircuitsofmod-



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AUMT 2434 - ENGINE PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS II

4 Credits (3 hrs. lec., 4 hrs. lab.) Diagnosis andrepair of emission systems, computerized engineperformance systems, and advanced ignition andfuel systems; and proper use of advanced engineperformancediagnosticequipment.Maybetaughtmanufacturer specific. Prepares a student to takeASEL1AdvancedEnginePerformanceCertificationExam.Prerequisite:AUMT2417

AUMT 2437 - AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRONICS

4 Credits (3 hrs. lec., 4 hrs. lab.) Topics addresselectrical principles, semiconductor and integratedcircuits,digitalfundamentals,microcomputersystems,andelectricaltestequipmentasappliedtoautomotivetechnology. May be taught manufacturer specific.PreparesastudenttotakeASEA6ElectricalSystemsCertificationExam.Prerequisite:AUMT1407

AVIM 1380 - COOPERATIVE EDUCATION: AVIATION MANAGEMENT AND OPERATIONS

3Credits(1hr.lec.,20hrs.ext.)Careerrelatedactivi-tiesencounteredinthestudent’sareaofspecializationofferedthroughanindividualizedagreementamongthecollege,employerandstudent.Underthesuper-visionof thecollegeandtheemployer, thestudentcombinesclassroomlearningwithworkexperience.Prerequisite: Completion of 15 hours in the AASprogramORdepartmentalapproval

AVIM 2331 - AIRLINE MANAGEMENT

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Anexaminationoftheorganiza-tion,operation,andmanagementofairlines.Topicsincludefinancing,aircraftselection,routefeasibilitystudies, load factors,andmarketing.Prerequisites:ACCT2401;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

AVIM 2335 - AIRPORT MANAGEMENT

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Astudyofthemajorfunctionsofairportmanagementincludingfacilitiesandservices,organization,humanresources,maintenance,plan-

ningandzoning,operations,revenuesandexpenses,public relations,ecology,andsafety.Prerequisites:AIRP1313;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

AVIM 2337 - AVIATION LAw

3Credits (3hrs. lec.)Astudyof thehistoricalde-velopmentofaviationlawincludingin-depthcover-age of constitutional, criminal, civil, common andinternational lawas it relates toaviationactivities.Prerequisites:AIRP1313;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

AVIM 2339 - AVIATION MARKETING

3 Credits (3 hrs. lec.) A study of the significanceandfunctionsofairlinemarketingincludingmarketresearch, sales, advertising and promotion, trafficdemand analysis, and price determination theory.Prerequisites:AIRP1313;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

AVTS 1371 - INTRODUCTION TO AUDIO VISUAL LIGHTING AND SOUND

3Credits (3hrs. lec.,1hr. lab.)Overviewof theaudiovisual industry. Includes industry trends, op-portunities,andresources thatareavailable toAVtechnicians.Topicsincludebasicfunctionsofcabling,interconnections, and system components used intheaudio, videoand system integration sectorsofthe industry and proficiency in using the technol-ogy. Prerequisites: ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

AVTS 1372 - INTERMEDIATE AUDIO VISUAL COOPERATIVE EDUCATION

3Credits(1hr.lec.,20hrs.ext.)Intermediatecareer-relatedactivities encountered in the student’s areaofspecializationoffered throughan individualizedagreementamongthecollege,employer,andstudent.Underthesupervisionofthecollegeandtheemployer,thestudentcombinesclassroomlearningwithworkexperience.Includesalecturecomponent.Prerequi-sites:Instructorapprovalrequired;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting



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AVTS 2371 - AUDIO VISUAL LIGHTING AND SOUND TROUBLESHOOTING

3Credits(1hr.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Activeintegrationofknowledgeofaudio/video/lightingsystemsintoa working environment which focuses on specificchallengesencounteredintheaudio/video/lightingindustry.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

AVTS 2372 - AUDIO VISUAL LIGHTING AND SOUND PROjECT & PRESENTATION

3Credits (1hr. lec.,4hrs. lab.)Demonstrationofthe technologies and the skills required for install-ingand uninstalling equipment onaproject basisin audio/video/lighting systems. Topics includeinstallation,troubleshooting,documentation,writtenand oral communication skills, interpersonal skills,customerserviceskills,teamwork,timemanagement,labor management, and safety codes. The courseculminates with examples of project managementin variousenvironments. Prerequisites:AVTS1371andAVTS2371

AVTS 2373 - ADVANCED AUDIO VISUAL COOPERATIVE EDUCATION

3Credits(1hr.lec.,20hrs.ext.)Advancedcareer-relatedactivities encountered in the student’s areaofspecializationoffered throughan individualizedagreement among the college, employer, and stu-dent.Under thesupervisionof thecollegeand theemployer,thestudentcombinesclassroomlearningwithworkexperience.Includesalecturecomponent.Prerequisite:AVTS1372

BCIS 1405 - BUSINESS COMPUTER APPLICATIONS

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Computerterminology,hardware,software,operatingsystems,andinforma-tionsystemsrelatingtothebusinessenvironment.Themainfocusofthiscourseisonbusinessapplicationsofsoftware,includingwordprocessing,spreadsheets,databases, presentation graphics, and business-oriented utilization of the Internet. (1102025404)Prerequisites: ENGL 0305 AND ENGL 0307 or0356, OR higher level course (ENGL 1301), ORplacementbytesting

BIOL 1322 - NUTRITION

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Fundamentalprinciplesofnormalnutritionandtheimportanceofnutritioninpromotinggrowthandhealth.Emphasiswillbegiventothebasicfoodconstituentsandtheirphysiologicalrelationshipswithinthebody.Considerationwillalsobegiventofamilyandcommunityneeds.Thiscoursewillnotfulfilla laboratory science requirement. (1905025109)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0306

BIOL 1406 - BIOLOGY I

4Credits(3hrs. lec.,3hrs. lab.)Acontemporarycourseincludingapplicationsofthescientificmethod,cellularandmolecularbiology,biochemistry,classicalandhumangenetics,virologyandmechanismsofevo-lution.(2601015103)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0308

BIOL 1407 - BIOLOGY II

4 Credits (3 hrs. lec., 3 hrs. lab.) This course isa continuation of Biology I. It includes a detailedphylogenetic survey of the major kingdoms. Thisincludes a comparison of the systems of differentorganisms. Ecological roles and relationships, aswell as behavior of organisms, will be integratedthroughout.(2601015103)Prerequisites:BIOL1406,ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0308

BIOL 1408 - INTRODUCTION TO BIOLOGY I FOR NON-MAjORS

4 Credits (3 hrs. lec., 3 hrs. lab.) A conceptualapproach for studentsnotmajoring inscience.Anintroductiontothenatureofscience,thecharacteristicsoflife,themolecularandcellularbasisoflife,viruses,energetics,genetics,reproductionanddevelopment.Anemphasiswillbeplacedonhowthesetopicsarerelatedtoissuesfacingmodernsociety.(2601015103)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0306

BIOL 1409 - INTRODUCTION TO BIOLOGY II FOR NON-MAjORS

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)AcontinuationofIntroduction to Biology I designed for non-science



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majors.Thisconceptualapproachtobiologyincludesthediversityoflife:prokaryotes,protists,fungi,plants,andanimals.Topicswillincludestructuresandtheirfunctions,evolution,environmentalandhumaninterac-tions.(2601015103)Prerequisites:BIOL1408;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

BIOL 2305 - PATHOPHYSIOLOGY

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Pathophysiologyisathree-creditlecturecourseappropriateforstudentspreparingforanursingcareer,specificallythosetransitioningfromRNtoBSN.Thestudentmustcontactthetransferringinstitutiontodeterminehowthecoursewill transferandbeappliedtotheirdegree.Thisisaspecializedstudyofthestructureandfunctionofhumananatomy,includingneuroendocrine,integumentary,musculosk-eletal, digestive, urinary, reproductive, respiratory,andcirculatorysystemsastheyrelatetothestudyofhumandisease.Objectivesincludeastudyofgeneralphysiologicalfactorsinvolvedinthediseaseprocessaswellaspathologyaffectingdifferenthumansystems.Prerequisites:BIOL2401ANDBIOL2402;MATH0308,ENGL1301,ANDdepartmentalapproval

BIOL 2389 - ACADEMIC COOPERATIVE IN THE BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE/LIFE SCIENCE

3 Credits (1 hr. lec., 6 hrs. lab.) An instructionalprogramdesignedtointegrateon-campusstudywithpracticalhands-onworkexperience in thebiologi-calsciences/lifesciences.Inconjunctionwithclassseminars,theindividualstudentwillsetspecificgoalsandobjectivesinthestudyoflivingorganismsandtheirsystems.Studentswillworkinconjunctionwiththefacultycoordinatorandthesponsorinthedevel-opmentof theirgoalsandobjectives.Theexternallearning experiences must have faculty approval.(2601015203) Liability insurance through LSCS’sinsurer(feeapproximately$18)andonesemester’sadvancenoticetofacultyarerequired.Prerequisites:Eight credit hours in biological sciences (selectedfromBIOL1406,1407,2401,2402,2406,2416,2420,and2421), facultyapproval,andagradepointaverageofatleasta“B”;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

BIOL 2401 - HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY I

4 Credits (3 hrs. lec., 3 hrs. lab.) A study of thestructureandfunctionofthehumanbody.Emphasiswill begiven to the studyof cells and tissuesandanatomical and physiological interrelationships of

the skeletal, muscular, nervous and endocrine sys-tems.Designedprimarilyforstudentsenteringhealthcareers. (2607075103) Prerequisites: BIOL 1406strongly recommended;Math0308; ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

BIOL 2402 - HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY II

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)AcontinuationofBIOL2401.Emphasiswillbegiventothestudyoftheanatomicalandphysiologicalinterrelationshipsofthecirculatory,respiratory,digestive,reproductiveandexcretory systems. Designed primarily for studentsenteringhealthcareers.(2607075103)Prerequisites:BIOL2401;Math0308;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

BIOL 2404 - INTRODUCTION TO ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Ageneralsurveyofthestructureandfunctionofhumananatomyandphysiology,includingtheneuroendocrine,integumen-tary, musculoskeletal, digestive, urinary, reproduc-tive,respiratory,lymphatic,andcirculatorysystems.(2607075103)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Math0306

BIOL 2406 - ENVIRONMENTAL BIOLOGY

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Aone-semestersurveyoftheinterrelationshipsbetweenthebioticandabioticpartsoftheenvironmentandhowmanaffectsthem.Topicsinclude:basicecologicalprinciples;energy;humaninfluencesonecosystems;andpollutionandpolicymaking.Laboratoryexperienceswillreinforcethesetopics.Fieldtripsrequired.(0301035101)Pre-requisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0306

BIOL 2416 - GENETICS

4 Credits (3 hrs. lec., 3 hrs. lab.) A study of theprinciplesofgeneticswithanemphasisonmolecularaspects. Course content will also include geneticengineering principles, population genetics, andthefunctionandtransmissionofhereditarymaterial.(2608045103)Prerequisites:BIOL1406ANDBIOL2420ORBIOL2421;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0308



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BIOL 2420 - MEDICAL MICROBIOLOGY

4 Credits (3 hrs. lec., 3 hrs. lab.) This course isdesigned for health sciencemajors. This course isa study ofmicroorganisms includinga descriptionof basic cell structure, biochemistry, metabolism,nutrition,reproductionandgenetics.Mechanismsoftransmission,microbialentry,pathogenesis,prophay-laxis,epidemiologyandmicrobialcontrolofselectedhumanpathogenswillbeexplored.Basicbodyde-fensemechanismsandimmunologicalresponsestopathologicalconditionswillbeexamined.Laboratoryexerciseswillincludeaseptictechniques,microscopy,culture techniques, determination of bacterial mor-phology, staining, andbiochemical differentiation.(2605015103)Prerequisites:BIOL1406or2401;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0308

BIOL 2421 - GENERAL MICROBIOLOGY

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Thiscourseisde-signedforsciencemajors.Astudyofthemorphology,biochemistry,physiology,geneticandtaxonomyofmicroorganismswithanemphasisonbacteria.Thebiologicalprinciplesandrelationshipsofmicroorgan-ismstomaninagriculture,sanitation,industry,medi-cine,andtheenvironmentwillalsobeemphasized.Laboratoryexerciseswillincludeaseptictechniques,microscopy, culture techniques, determination ofbacterial morphology, staining, and biochemicaldifferentiation. (2605035103) Prerequisites: BIOL1406;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0308

BITC 1191 - SPECIAL TOPICS IN BIOLOGICAL TECHNOLOGY

1Credit(1hr.lec.)Topicsaddressrecentlyidentifiedcurrentevents,skills,knowledge,and/orattitudesandbehaviorspertinenttothetechnologyoroccupationandrelevanttotheprofessionaldevelopmentofthestudent.Thiscoursewasdesignedtoberepeatedmultipletimestoimprovestudentproficiency.Prereq-uisites:BITC1411andBITC1402

BITC 1402 - BIOTECHNOLOGY LABORATORY METHODS AND TECHNIQUES

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Laboratoryoperations,management, equipment, instrumentation, qualitycontroltechniques,andsafetyprocedures.Includes

laboratorypracticeinsamplingandstorageofbio-moleculesusingpHmeters,mixingbuffers,performingmeasurements,preparingsolutions,andperformingseparatory techniques. Prerequisites: BITC 1411;CHEM1405,1411,1412,1419,2423,or2425;MATH1314orhigherlevelMATHcoursethathasMATH1314asaprerequisite;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

BITC 1411 - INTRODUCTION TO BIOTECHNOLOGY I

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,3hr.lab.)Anintroductiontobiotechnologyincludingcareerexploration,historyandapplicationsofDNA/RNAtechnology,molecularbiology,bioethics,andlaboratorysafetypractices.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0310orplacementbytesting

BITC 2411 - BIOTECHNOLOGY LABORATORY INSTRUMENTATION

4Credits (3hrs. lec.,3hrs. lab.)Theory,applica-tions,andoperationofvariousbiotechnology-relatedanalytical instruments. Addresses separation andidentification techniques including electrophoresis,spectrophotometry, and chromatography. Prerequi-sites:BITC1402;BIOL1406;BIOL2420orBIOL2421;CHEM1405or1411;ORinstructor’sapproval;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

BITC 2431 - CELL CULTURE TECHNIQUES

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Astudyofcellculturetechniques.Laboratoryemphasisontheprinciplesandpracticesofinitiation,cultivation,maintenanceandpreservationofcelllineswithapplications.Prerequi-sites:BITC2411ORinstructor’sapproval;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

BITC 2441 - MOLECULAR BIOLOGY TECHNIQUES

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Indepthcoverageofthetheoryandlaboratorytechniquesinmolecularbiologywithanemphasisongeneexpressionandregulation,recombinantDNA,andnucleicacids.Prerequisites:BITC2411;BIOL2416;BIOL2420or2421;ORinstructor’sapproval;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting



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BITC 2486 - INTERNSHIP - BIOLOGICAL TECHNOLOGY/TECHNICIAN

4Credits(21hrs.ext.)Awork-basedlearningexpe-riencethatenablesthestudenttoapplyspecializedoccupationaltheory,skillsandconcepts.Alearningplanisdevelopedbythecollegeandtheemployer.Requires LSCS liability insurance. Prerequisites:CompletionofallBITCcourseswithagradeof“C”orbetter;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

BMGT 1301 - SUPERVISION

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Theroleofthesupervisor.In-cludesmanagerialfunctionsasappliedtoleadership,counseling,motivation,andhumanrelationsskills.Prerequisites: ENGL 0305 AND ENGL 0307 or0356, OR higher level course (ENGL 1301), ORplacementbytesting

BMGT 1306 - FACILITIES MANAGEMENT

3Credits (3 hrs. lec.) Generalmanagement andsupervisionofpublicbuildings,businessandindustrialfacilities,andothercomplexesrequiringsupervisionandcontrol.Includesfirealarmmaintenance,plantmaintenance,occupationalsafety,OSHArulesandregulations,managementofmaintenancesupervisors,andhazardousmaterialsawareness.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevel course (ENGL 1301), OR placement by test-ing

BMGT 1309 - INFORMATION AND PROjECT MANAGEMENT

3 Credits (3 hrs. lec.) Critical path methods forplanningandcontrollingprojects.Includestime/costtradeoffs, resource utilization, stochastic consider-ations,taskdetermination,timemanagement,schedul-ingmanagement,statusreports,budgetmanagement,customerservice,professionalattitude,andprojectsupervision. Basic computer skills are needed tosuccessfullycompletethiscourse.Prerequisite:None

BMGT 1327 - PRINCIPLES OF MANAGEMENT

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Concepts,terminology,principles,theory,andissuesthatarethesubstanceofthepracticeofmanagement.Prerequisite:None

BMGT 1331 - PRODUCTION & OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT

3Credits (3hrs. lec.)Fundamentalsof thevarioustechniques used in the practice of production andoperationsmanagement. Includeslocation,design,andresourceallocation.Prerequisite:None

BMGT 1341 - BUSINESS ETHICS

3Credits (3hrs. lec.)Discussionof ethical issues,thedevelopmentofamoralframeofreference,andtheneedforanawarenessofsocialresponsibilityinmanagementpracticesandbusinessactivities.Includesethicalcorporateresponsibility.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

BMGT 2303 - PROBLEM SOLVING ANDDECISION MAKING

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Decision-makingandproblem-solvingprocesses inorganizations utilizing logicalandcreativeproblemsolvingtechniques.Applicationoftheoryisprovidedbyexperientialactivitiesusingmanagerialdecisiontools.Prerequisite:None

BMGT 2382 - CO-OP: BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND MANAGEMENT I

3Credits(1hr.lec.,20hrs.ext.)Career-relatedactivi-tiesencounteredinthestudent’sareaofspecializationofferedthroughanindividualizedagreementamongthecollege,employer,andstudent.Underthesuper-visionof thecollegeandtheemployer, thestudentcombinesclassroomlearningwithworkexperience.Includesalecturecomponent.Prerequisites:EnrollmentinmanagementAASdegree program; completionof 15 credits in degree plan AND departmentalapproval

BMGT 2388 - INTERNSHIP - BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT

3Credits(9hrs.ext.)Awork-basedlearningexperi-ence thatenables the student toapply specializedoccupationaltheory,skillsandconcepts.Alearningplanisdevelopedbythecollegeandtheemployer.Prerequisite:Departmentalapproval

BUSG 1341 - SMALL BUSINESS FINANCING

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Financialstructureofasmallbusi-ness.Includesbusinessfinancing,budgeting,recordkeeping,taxation,insurance,andbanking.Students



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BUSG 2309 - SMALL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT/ENTREPRENEURSHIP

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Starting,operating,andgrow-ingasmallbusiness.Includesessentialmanagementskills,howtoprepareabusinessplan,accounting,financialneeds, staffing,marketing strategies,andlegalissues.Studentswillpreparethemarketanaly-sisportionofacomprehensivebusinessplaninthiscourse.Prerequisite:None

BUSI 1301 - BUSINESS PRINCIPLES

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Introductiontotheroleofbusi-nessinmodernsociety.Includesbasichistoryofbusi-ness,basiceconomicsystems,typesofownership,management, marketing, finance, manufacturing,lawandothertopicsofbusinessoperations.Subjectmatterincludesananalysisofthespecializedfieldswithinthebusinessorganization,careerplanningasrelatedtothefields,startingyourownbusiness,currenttrendsinprofitandnonprofitbusinessactivitiesanddevelopmentofabusinessvocabulary.(5201015104)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

BUSI 1307 - PERSONAL FINANCE

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Astudyofthefinancialproblemswhichpeopleordinarilyencounterinpersonalmoneymanagement.Includesfinancialplanning,budgeting,insurance, buying, taxes, use of credit, consumerprotection,investing,savings,homeownership,estateplanningandbasicstatisticsasappliedtoconsumerproblems.(1904015109)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

BUSI 2301 - BUSINESS LAw

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Principlesoflawwhichformthe legal framework for business activity. Includesapplicable statutes, torts, contracts, personal andreal property, wills and trusts and consumer law.(2201015124)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

BUSI 2304 - BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS

3Credits (3hrs. lec.) Theoryandapplications fortechnical reports and correspondence in business.

Principlesofeffectiveoralandwrittenbusinesscom-munication.Activities includewritingbusinessmes-sagesforavarietyofbusinesssituations,writingbothformalandinformalbusinessreports,andpresentingbusinessdataorally.ThiscoursemeetsthequalifyingeducationalcreditandSkillsSpecificationsOutline(SSOs)requiredfortheCPAexamination,andispartoftheAccountingATC.(2311015212)Prerequisite:ENGL1301

BUSI 2372 - BUSINESS ANALYSIS

3 Credits (3 hrs. lec.) This course is designed tointroducestudentstotheuseofquantitativebusinesstechniques.Topicsincludeorganizingandpresentingdata,descriptivestatistics,probability,discreteandcontinuousdistributions,systemsofequations,model-ing,optimizationprocedures,andstatisticalinference.(5203047204) Prerequisites: MATH 1314; ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

BUSI 2373 - DESIGN AND PRESENTATION OF BUSINESS PROjECTS

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Thiscoursefocusesonthedesignandpresentationofbusinessinformationusingcurrenttechnologytoenhancecommunication.Theoryandprinciplesarestudiedastheyapplytothedevelop-ment of competency in formal business speaking.(5201017104)Prerequisite:ENGL1301

CETT 1402 - ELECTRICITY PRINCIPLES

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Principlesofelectric-ityincludingproperuseoftestequipment,A/CandD/Ccircuits,andcomponenttheoryandoperation.Prerequisites: ENGL 0305 AND ENGL 0307 or0356, OR higher level course (ENGL 1301), ORplacementbytesting

CETT 1403 - DC CIRCUITS

4 Credits (3 hrs. lec., 3 hrs. lab.) A study of thefundamentalsofdirectcurrentincludingOhm’slaw,Kirchoff’s lawsandcircuitanalysis techniques.Em-phasisoncircuitanalysisofresistivenetworksandDCmeasurements.Corequisite:MATH1314

CETT 1405 - AC CIRCUITS

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Astudyofthefun-damentalsofalternatingcurrentincludingseriesandparallelACcircuits,phasors,capacitiveandinductivenetworks,transformers,andresonance.Prerequisites:CETT1403,ENGL0304orENGL0339ANDENGL



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CETT 1409 - DC–AC CIRCUITS

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)FundamentalsofDCcircuitsandACcircuitsoperationincludingOhm’slaw,Kirchoff’s laws,networks, transformers, resonance,phasors,capacitiveandinductiveandcircuitanalysistechniques.NotintendedforEngineeringTechnologyA.A.S.majors.Prerequisite:None

CETT 1425 - DIGITAL FUNDAMENTALS

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Anentrylevelcourseindigitalelectronicscoveringnumbersystems,binarymathematics, digital codes, logic gates, Booleanalgebra,Karnaughmaps,andcombinationallogic.Emphasisoncircuitlogicanalysisandtroubleshootingdigitalcircuits.Prerequisites:CETT1403;ENGL0304orENGL0339ANDENGL0306or0355or0374,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0306;Corequisite:CETT1405

CETT 1429 - SOLID STATE DEVICES

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Astudyofdiodesandothersemiconductordevices,includinganalysisofstaticanddynamiccharacteristics,biasingtechniques,andthermalconsiderations.Prerequisites:CETT1405;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0306

CETT 1445 - MICROPROCESSOR

4Credits (3hrs. lec.,3hrs. lab.)An introductorycourse in microprocessor software and hardware;its architecture, timing sequence, operation, andprograming;anddiscussionofappropriatesoftwarediagnostic languageandtools.Prerequisites:CETT1425;ENGL0304orENGL0339ANDENGL0306or 0355or 0374,OR higher level course (ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0306

CETT 1457 - LINEAR INTEGRATED CIRCUITS

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Characteristics,opera-tions,stabilization,testing,andfeedbacktechniquesoflinearintegratedcircuits.Applicationsofcomputation,measurements,instrumentation,andactivefiltering.Prerequisites:CETT1429;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0306

CETT 1491 - SPECIAL TOPICS IN COMPUTER ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY/TECHNICIAN

4 Credits (3 hrs. lec., 2 hrs. lab.) Topics/projectsaddress recently identified current events, skills,knowledge,and/orattitudesandbehaviorspertinenttothetechnologyoroccupationandrelevanttotheprofessional development of the student. Workingwith the instructor, theadvancednetwork/telecom-municationsstudentselects,developsanadvanceddesignprojectorperformsanadvancedactivityinaspecificareaofemploymentinthefieldofnetworkingortelecommunications.Thisisacapstoneexperience.Prerequisites:Departmentalapproval;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

CETT 2449 - RESEARCH AND PROjECT DESIGN

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Principlesofelectri-cal/electronicdesignencompassingschematicswiringdiagrams,materials lists,operatingcharacteristics,completionschedules,andcostestimates.Workingwiththeinstructor,theadvancedstudentselects,de-velopsanadvanceddesignprojectorperformsanadvancedactivityinaspecificareaofemployment.This is a capstoneexperience. Prerequisites:Nearprogramcompletionordepartmentalapproval;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

CHEM 1105 - INTRODUCTION TO CHEMISTRY LAB I

1Credit (3hrs. lab.) Thiscourse isapreparatorycourseforstudentswhohaveneverhadchemistryandcoversthemetricsystem,atomsandelements,bonding,solids,liquids,gases,stoichiometry,solutions,reactiv-ity,andacidsandbases.Thelabincludesexperimentsininorganicchemistry.Thiscourseisappropriateforsomenursingstudents,aswellasstudentswhowillpursuehigherlevelchemistry.LabportionofCHEM1305 (4005015103) Prerequisites:CHEM1305(CHEM1305canbeaprerequisiteORcorequisitetoCHEM1105);MATH0308orqualifyingscoreonMATHplacementtest;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

CHEM 1305 - INTRODUCTION TO CHEMISTRY

3Credits (3hrs. lec.)Thiscourseisapreparatorycourseforstudentswhohaveneverhadchemistry;itcoversthemetricsystem,atomsandelements,bond-ing, solids, liquids,gases, stoichiometry, solutions,



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reactivity,andacidsandbases.Thiscourseisappro-priateforsomenursingstudents,aswellasstudentswhowillpursuehigherlevelchemistry.ThiscourseincombinationwithCHEM1105isequivalenttoCHEM1405.(4005015103)Prerequisites:MATH0308orqualifyingscoreonMATHplacementtest;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

CHEM 1405 - INTRODUCTORY CHEMISTRY

4Credits (3hrs. lec.,3hrs. lab.)Thiscourse isapreparatorycourseforstudentswhohaveneverhadchemistryandcoversthemetricsystem,atomsandelements,bonding,solids,liquids,gases,stoichiom-etry,solutions,reactivity,andacidsandbases.Thelabincludesexperimentsininorganicchemistry.Thiscourseisappropriateforsomenursingstudents,aswellasstudentswhowillpursuehigherlevelchemistry.(4005015103)Prerequisites:MATH0308orqualify-ingscoreonMATHplacementtest;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

CHEM 1411 - GENERAL CHEMISTRY I

4Credits(3hrs. lec.,3hrs. lab.)Topicsincludeamathematicalintroduction(metricsystem,significantfiguresandscientificnotation),discussionofatoms,moleculesandions,stoichiometry,electronicstructure,periodic relationships, bonding, molecular geom-etries and properties of gases, liquids, solids andsolutions.Appropriatelabexperimentsareincluded.(4005015203)Prerequisites:CHEM1405or1yearofhighschoolchemistrytakenwithinthelast3yearsandMath0310orqualifyingscoreonMATHplace-menttest;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting.Corequisites:MATH1314

CHEM 1412 - GENERAL CHEMISTRY II

4 Credits (3 hrs. lec., 3 hrs. lab.) A continuationofCHEM1411,reviewingsolutionsandincludingstudies in kinetics, equilibrium, acids and bases,thermodynamics,electrochemistryandan introduc-tiontovariousotherareasofchemistry.Appropriatelaboratoryexperimentsareincluded.(4005015203)Prerequisites:CHEM1411ANDMATH1314ORqualifyingscoreonMATHplacementtest;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

CHEM 1419 - INTRODUCTORY ORGANIC AND BIOCHEMISTRY

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Thiscoursecoversasurveyofatomicandmolecularstructure,organicnomenclatureandfunctionalgroupreactions,carbo-hydrates,lipids,proteins,nucleicacids,metabolism,and enzymes. The laboratory exercises includeexperiments in organic and biochemical analysis.Thiscourseisappropriateforsomenursingstudents.(4005045103)Prerequisites:CHEM1405or1411or equivalent; ENGL 0305 AND ENGL 0307 or0356, OR higher level course (ENGL 1301), ORplacementbytesting

CHEM 2389 - ACADEMIC COOPERATIVE

3Credits(1hr.lec.,6hrs.ext.)Integratescampusclassroom/laboratoryinstructionwithanoff-campusexperience wherein the student works under theguidanceofasponsorwhoseacademic/professionaldegreeandcareertrackmatchthestudent’saspira-tions.Thesponsorandfacultywilldeterminespecificqualifications for student placement in this course.Student,faculty,andsponsorwillsetspecificgoalsbeforeinitiatingthecooperativeexperienceandwillconsultatregularintervalsoverthesemestertoplanand mark progress as these goals are achieved.Prerequisites:minimumGPA3.0;facultyapproval;20hours inMATH/Sciencecoursesasrequiredofphysical/biologicalsciencemajors,includingCHEM1411and1412.LiabilityinsurancethroughLSCS’sinsurer(feeapproximately$18)andonesemester’sadvancenoticetofacultyarerequiredinordertomakearrangementsforasuitableco-opexperience.

CHEM 2423 - ORGANIC CHEMISTRY I

4Credits(3hrs. lec.,4hrs. lab.)Thissciencema-jor’s course covers the topics of alkanes, alkenes,alkynes,stereochemistry,alkylhalides,nucleophilicsubstitution,elimination,spectroscopy,conjugation,aromaticity, aromatic substitutionandorganic syn-thesis.Thelaboratoryprogramincludesappropriateexperimentswithproductpurificationandmethodsofanalysisincludingchromatographyandinfraredspectroscopy. (4005045203) Prerequisites:CHEM1412orequivalent;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

CHEM 2425 - ORGANIC CHEMISTRY II

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)ThiscontinuationofCHEM2423includestopicsonalcohols,aldehydes,



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ketones,carboxylicacidsandderivatives,condensa-tion reactions, amines, biochemistry and polymerchemistry.Thelaboratoryprogramcontinuesinvestiga-tionsintosynthetictechniqueswithproductpurificationandanalysisincludingchromatographyandinfraredspectroscopy. (4005045203) Prerequisites:CHEM2423orequivalent;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

CHIN 1411 - BEGINNING CHINESE I

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)AnintroductiontomodernspokenandwrittenMandarinChinese.Begin-ners’ speaking, listeningcomprehensionandbasicprinciples ingrammaralongwith simpleexercisesincompositionsandreadingwhichincludeculturalmaterial. Students will write Chinese characters.(1603015113) Prerequisites: ENGL 0305 ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

CHIN 1412 - BEGINNING CHINESE II

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)AcontinuationofCHIN1411as an introduction tomodern spokenandwrittenMandarinChinese.Increasedemphasison speaking, listening comprehension, and basicprinciples ingrammaralongwith simpleexercisesincompositionsandreadingwhichincludeculturalmaterial. Students will write Chinese characters.(1603015113)Prerequisites:CHIN1411;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

CHIN 2311 - INTERMEDIATE CHINESE I

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Areviewandapplicationofskillsinlisteningcomprehension,speaking,readingandwritingMandarinChinese.Thiscoursewillemphasizeconversation,vocabularyacquisition,readingcomposition,andculture.StudentswillwriteChinesecharacters.(1603015213)Prerequisites:CHIN1412;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

CHIN 2312 - INTERMEDIATE CHINESE II

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)AcontinuationofCHIN2311(1603015213) Prerequisites: CHIN 2311; ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

CMSw 1309 - PROBLEMS OF CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS

3Credits (3 hrs. lec.) Examine commonproblemsofat-riskchildrenandyouth,andevaluateeffectiveintervention models. Topics include: social, family,educationalsystemsimpact,juveniledelinquency,teensexuality,andaddictivebehaviors.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

CMSw 1323 - THE EXCEPTIONAL PERSON

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Studyofphysical,intellectual,andlearningdisabilities,sensorydeficits,aswellastheexceptionallygiftedindividual.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

CMSw 1341 - BEHAVIOR MODIFICATION AND COGNITIVE DISORDER

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Indepthstudyofthetheo-riesandprinciplesofbehavioralscienceandskilldevelopment in the methods of modifying andcontrollingbehaviorinclinicalandpersonalset-tings.Prerequisites:ENGL0304orENGL0339ANDENGL0306or0355or0374,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

CMSw 1353 - FAMILY INTERVENTION STRATEGIES

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Studyofcurrentfamilyinterven-tionstrategies.Prerequisites:ENGL0304orENGL0339ANDENGL0306or0355or0374,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

CMSw 1391 - SPECIAL TOPICS IN CLINICAL AND MEDICAL SOCIAL wORK

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Topicsaddressrecentlyidentifiedcurrentevents,skills,knowledge,and/orattitudesandbehaviorspertinenttothetechnologyoroccupationandrelevanttotheprofessionaldevelopmentofthestudent.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

CNBT 1311 - CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS AND METHODS I

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Anintroductiontoconstructionmaterialsandmethodsandtheirapplica-tions.Prerequisite:None



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CNBT 1342 - BUILDING CODES AND INSPECTIONS

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Anexaminationofthebuildingcodesandstandardsapplicabletobuildingconstruc-tionand inspectionprocesses.Prerequisites:CNBT1311,DFTG1305,andENGL1301

COMM 1129 - PUBLICATIONS PRODUCTION

1 Credit (4 hrs. lab.) Special course in content,layoutanddesign.Workoncampuspublicationus-ingacomputerforwriting,editingandmechanicalproduction,atprescribedperiodsundersupervision.Mayberepeatedforamaximumoffourcredithours.(0904015406)Corequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

COMM 1307 - INTRODUCTION TO MASS COMMUNICATIONS

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Asurveyofthevariousmediaemployed incommunicating to themasses;exami-nationof thepractices,possibilitiesand limitationsofeach.Astudyoftherelationshipbetweenmediacommunications and social actions or attitudes.(0904025106)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

COMM 1316 - PHOTO jOURNALISM

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Acoursewhichdealsprimarilywiththeprinciplesandmethodsofproducingnews,featureandpublicrelationsphotographsfornewspapersandmagazines.(0904015506)Prerequi-sites:COMM1318ordepartmentalapproval;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

COMM 1318 - PHOTOGRAPHY I

3Credits(1hr.lec.,5hrs.lab.)Abeginningcoursewhich introduces thestudent to theoreticalandap-plied aspects of photography, including cameras,lenses,photographicmaterialsandtechniques,black-and-whitedarkroomproceduresandphotographiccomposition.ThisisthesamecourseasARTS2356.(5006055126)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

COMM 2302 - PRINCIPLES OF jOURNALISM

3 credits (3 hrs. lec.) Exploration of ethical andlegalboundariesaswellasissuesandproblemsfac-ing today’s journalist. (0904015206)Prerequisite:ENGL1301

COMM 2305 - MODERN EDITING

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Methodsofplanningandedit-ingmodernmagazinesandnewspapers.Emphasisonmodularlayout,includingheadlinesandpictures.Course requires participation in producing schoolmagazineandnewspaper.SomeMacintoshcomputerinstructionoffered.(0904015106)Prerequisites:Sixhoursjournalism,or2nd-yearstandinganddepart-mentalapproval;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356, OR higher level course (ENGL 1301), ORplacementbytesting

COMM 2311 - REPORTING I

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Basicnews-reportingtechniques with emphasis on news gathering andwriting in a newsroom laboratory setting. Wordprocessingskillsneeded.(0904015706)Prerequisite:ENGL1301

COMM 2315 - REPORTING II

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)AcontinuationofCOMM2311withaddedemphasisonthepracticalapplications of news writing, gathering and inter-viewingtechniques.Studentsshouldbepreparedtoproducecomputercopyforoff-campuspublicationsaswellasforthecampusnewspaper.(0904015806)Prerequisite:COMM2311

COMM 2327 - PRINCIPLES OF ADVERTISING

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Historyofadvertisinganditseffectonmassmedia.Reviewofcurrentadvertisinganditsimpactonbusinessandindustrythroughouttheages.(0909035106)Prerequisite:ENGL1301ordepartmentalapproval

COMM 2389 - ACADEMIC COOPERATIVE IN COMMUNICATIONS

3 Credits (1 hr. lec., 6 hrs. lab.) An instructionalprogramdesignedtointegrateon-campusstudywithpracticalhands-onworkexperience.Inconjunctionwith class seminars, the individual student will setspecificgoalsandobjectivesinthestudyofcommuni-cation.Theexternallearningexperiencesareunpaid



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COSC 1309 - LOGIC DESIGN

3Credits (3hrs. lec.,2hrs. lab.)Adisciplineap-proachtoproblemsolvingwithstructuredtechniquesandrepresentationofalgorithmsusingpseudocodesandgraphicaltools.Discussionofmethodsfortest-ing, evaluation, and documentation. COSC 1401isrecommendedpriortoenrolling.(1102015107)[This course is recommended for four-year transferstudents.] Prerequisites: ITSC 1401/COSC 1401;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Math0308

COSC 1401 - MICROCOMPUTER APPLICATIONS

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Overviewofcom-puterinformationsystems.Introducescomputerhard-ware,software,procedures,andhumanresources.Exploresintegrationandapplicationinbusinessandothersegmentsinsociety.Fundamentalsofcomputerproblem-solvingandprogrammingmaybediscussedandapplied.Examinesapplicationsandsoftwarerelat-ingtoaspecificcurriculararea.(1101015207)[Thiscourseisrecommendedforcomputersciencetransferstudents.]CoursemaybetakenasacorequisitewithENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356

COSC 1420 - “C” LANGUAGE

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Introductiontocom-puterprogramming.Emphasisonthefundamentalsof structured design, development, testing, imple-mentation, and documentation. Includes coverageoflanguagesyntax,dataandfilestructures,input/outputdevices,anddisks/files.(1102015207)[Thiscourseisrecommendedforfour-yeartransferstudents.]Prerequisites:COSC1309;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

COSC 1430 - jAVA LANGUAGE

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)IntroductiontoJAVAprogramming.Emphasisonthefundamentalsofstruc-tureddesign,development,testing,implementation,anddocumentation.Includescoverageoflanguagesyntax,dataandfilestructures,input/outputdevices,disks/files. (1102015207) [This course is recom-mendedforfour-yeartransferstudents.]Prerequisites:

COSC 1309; ENGL 0305 AND ENGL 0307 or0356, OR higher level course (ENGL 1301), ORplacementbytesting

COSC 1436 - PROGRAMMING FUNDAMENTALS I

4 Credits (3 hrs. lec., 2 hrs. lab.) Introduces thefundamental concepts of structured programming.Topics includesoftwaredevelopmentmethodology,datatypes,controlstructures,functions,arrays,andthemechanicsofrunning, testing,anddebugging.ThiscourseispartoftheComputerScienceFieldofStudy. (1102015507) Prerequisites: MATH 0310;Corequisite:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

COSC 1437 - PROGRAMMING FUNDAMENTALS II

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Reviewofcontrolstructuresanddatatypeswithemphasisonstructureddatatypes.Appliestheobject-orientedprogrammingparadigm,focusingonthedefinitionanduseofclassesalongwiththefundamentalsofobject-orienteddesign.Includesbasicanalysisofalgorithms,searchingandsortingtechniques,andanintroductiontosoftwareengineering.ThiscourseispartoftheComputerSci-enceFieldofStudy. (1102015607)Prerequisites:COSC 1436; ENGL 0305 AND ENGL 0307 or0356, OR higher level course (ENGL 1301), ORplacementbytesting

COSC 2420 - ADVANCED “C” LANGUAGE

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)FurtherapplicationsofC++programmingtechniques.Topicsincludefileaccessmethods,datastructures,modularprogram-ming,programtesting,classinheritance,documenta-tion,andotheradvancedtechniques.(1102015307)[This course is recommended for four-year transferstudents.]Prerequisites:COSC1420;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

COSC 2425 - COMPUTER ORGANIZATION AND MACHINE LANGUAGE

4Credits (3 hrs. lec., 2 hrs. lab.) Basic computerorganization;machinecycle,digitalrepresentationofdataandinstructions;assemblylanguageprogram-ming,assembler, loader,macros, subroutines,andprogramlinkages.ThiscourseispartoftheComputerScienceFieldofStudy.(1102015407)Prerequisites:COSC 1436; ENGL 0305 AND ENGL 0307 or0356, OR higher level course (ENGL 1301), ORplacementbytesting



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COSC 2436 - PROGRAMMING FUNDAMENTALS III

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Furtherapplicationsofprogramming techniques, introducing the funda-mental conceptsofdata structuresandalgorithms.Topicsincluderecursion,fundamentaldatastructures(including stacks, queues, linked lists, hash tables,trees, and graphs), and algorithmic analysis. ThiscourseispartoftheComputerScienceFieldofStudy.(1102015707) Prerequisites:COSC1437; ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

CPMT 1403 - INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY

4 Credits (3 hrs. lec., 2 hrs. lab.) A fundamentalcomputercoursethatprovidesin-depthexplanationoftheprocedurestoutilizehardwareandsoftware.Emphasisonterminology,acronyms,andhands-onactivities. Specific, hands-on training using wordprocessing, spreadsheets, database, Internet, andpersonalcomputeroperatingsystemcommands(DOS&Windows)areprovided.Prerequisites:ASSETread-ingscoreof39,CELTscoreof60;ENGL0304orENGL0339ANDENGL0306or0355or0374,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0306

CPMT 1445 - COMPUTER SYSTEMS MAINTENANCE

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Examinationofthefunctionsofthecomponentswithinacomputersystem.Developmentofskillsintheuseoftestequipmentandmaintenanceaids.Prerequisites:CPMT1403orITSC1401;ENGL0304orENGL0339ANDENGL0306or 0355or 0374,OR higher level course (ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0306

CPMT 1449 - COMPUTER NETwORKING TECHNOLOGY

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Abeginningcourseincomputernetworkswithfocusonnetworkingfun-damentals, terminology, hardware, software, andnetwork architecture. A study of local/wide areanetworkingconceptsandnetworkinginstallationsandoperations.Prerequisitesorcorequisite:CPMT1445;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

CPMT 2302 - HOME TECHNOLOGY INTEGRATION

3 Credits (1 hr. lec., 4 hrs. lab.) Integration andmaintenanceofvarioushometechnologysubsystems.

Includeshomeautomation,securityandsurveillance,homenetworks,videoandaudionetworks,andstruc-turedwiring.Prerequisite:ITSC1401

CPMT 2433 - COMPUTER INTEGRATION

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Anadvancedcourseinintegrationofhardware,software,andapplications.Customizationofcomputersystemsforspecificapplica-tionsinengineering,multimedia,ordataacquisition.Prerequisites:CPMT1449;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Corequisite:MATH1314

CPMT 2445 - COMPUTER SYSTEMS TROUBLESHOOTING

4 Credits (3 hrs. lec., 2 hrs. lab.) Principles andpracticesinvolvedincomputersystemtroubleshootingtechniquesandrepairproceduresincludingadvanceddiagnostictestprogramsandtheuseofspecializedtestequipment.Prerequisites:CPMT1445;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

CPMT 2449 - ADVANCED COMPUTER NETwORKING TECHNOLOGY

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Anin-depthstudyofnetworktechnologywithemphasisonnetworkoperatingsystems,networkconnectivity,hardware,andsoftware.Masteryofimplementation,trouble-shooting,andmaintenanceofLANand/orWANnetworkenvironments.Prerequisites:CPMT1449;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

CRIj 1301 - INTRODUCTION TO CRIMINAL jUSTICE

3Credits (3hrs. lec.)Anoverviewof thecriminaljusticesystem.Topicsincludethehistoryandphiloso-phyofcriminal justice, thedefinitionofcrime,anditsnatureandimpact.(4301045124)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

CRIj 1306 - COURT SYSTEMS AND PRACTICES

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Examinationoftheroleofthejudiciaryinthecriminaljusticesystem.TopicsincludethestructureoftheAmericancourtsystem,prosecution,righttocounsel,pretrialrelease,grandjuryprocess,adjudicationprocess,typesandrulesofevidence,andsentencing concepts. (2201015424) Prerequisites:



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CRIj 1307 - CRIME IN AMERICA

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Thestudyofcrimeproblemsinhistoricalperspective,socialandpublicpolicy fac-torsaffectingcrime,impactandcrimetrends,socialcharacteristicsofspecificcrimes,andcrimepreven-tion.(4504015225)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

CRIj 1310 - FUNDAMENTALS OF CRIMINAL LAw

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Studyofthenatureofcriminallaw.Topicsincludephilosophicalandhistoricaldevelop-ment,majordefinitionsandconcepts,classificationofcrime,elementsofcrimesandpenalties,andindividualcriminalresponsibilities.(2201015324)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

CRIj 1313 - jUVENILE jUSTICE SYSTEM

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Astudyofthejuvenilejusticeprocess.Topicsincludespecializedjuvenilelaw,roleofthejuvenilecourts,roleofpoliceagencies,roleofcorrectionalagencies,andtheoriesconcerningde-linquency.(4301045224)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

CRIj 2301 - COMMUNITY RESOURCES IN CORRECTIONS

3Credits(3hrs. lec.)Anoverviewofdiversionarypractices and treatment programs available to of-fenders in a local context. Topics include selectedrecognizedmodelsandfuture trends incommunitytreatment.(4301045324)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

CRIj 2313 - CORRECTIONAL SYSTEMS AND PRACTICES

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Astudyoftheroleofcorrec-tions in the criminal justice system. Topics includeorganization and theory of correctional systems,institutionaloperations,management,alternativestoinstitutionalization,treatmentsandrehabilitation,andcurrentandfutureissues.(4301045424)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

CRIj 2314 - CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Studyofinvestigativetheory,thecollectionandpreservationofevidence,sourcesofinformation,conceptsofinterviewingandinterroga-tion,theuseofforensicsciences,andtrialprepara-tion.(4301045524)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

CRIj 2323 - LEGAL ASPECTS OF CRIMINAL jUSTICE

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Explorationofpoliceauthor-ity.Topicsincluderesponsibilitiesandconstitutionalrestraints,lawsofarrest,searchandseizure,andpoliceliability.(4301045624)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

CRIj 2328 - POLICE SYSTEMS AND PRACTICES

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Explorationoftheprofessionofpoliceofficer.Topicsincludeorganizationoflawenforcementsystems,thepolicerole,policediscretion,ethics,police-communityinteraction,andcurrentandfuture issues. (4301045724) Prerequisites: ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

CSME 1248 - PRINCIPLES OF SKIN CARE

2Credits(6hrs.lab.)Anintroductiontothetheoryand practice of skin care. Requires LSCS liabilityinsurance.Prerequisites:ENGL0304orENGL0339AND ENGL 0306 or 0355 or 0374, OR higherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Corequisites:CSME1420and1421

CSME 1254 - ARTISTRY OF HAIR DESIGN I

2Credits(1hr.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Introductiontohairdesign.Topics include the theoryandapplicationsof wet styling, thermal hair styling, and finishingtechniques.Prerequisites:ENGL0304orENGL0339AND ENGL 0306 or 0355 or 0374, OR higherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Corequisites:CSME1310and1501,and1505

CSME 1310 - INTRODUCTION TO HAIRCUTTING AND RELATED THEORY

3Credits(1hr.lec.,8hrs.lab.)Introductiontothetheoryandpracticeof hair cutting. Topics includeterminology, implements, section haircutting andfinishing techniques. Prerequisites: ENGL0304 or



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CSME 1420 - ORIENTATION TO FACIAL SPECIALIST

4Credits(2hrs.lec.,7hrs.lab.)Anoverviewoftheskillsandknowledgenecessaryforthefieldoffacialsandskincare.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Pre-requisites:ENGL0304orENGL0339ANDENGL0306or0355or0374,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Corequisite:CSME1248and1421

CSME 1421 - PRINCIPLES OF FACIAL/ESTHETIC TECHNOLOGY I

4Credits(2hrs.lec.,6hrs.lab.)Anintroductiontotheprinciplesoffacialandesthetictechnology.Topicsincludeanatomy,physiology,theory,andrelatedskillsoffacialandesthetictechnology.Prerequisites:ENGL0304orENGL0339ANDENGL0306or0355or0374,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplace-mentbytesting;Corequisite:CSME1248and1420

CSME 1434 - COSMETOLOGY INSTRUCTOR

4Credits(2hrs.lec.,6hrs.lab.)Thefundamentalsofinstructionofcosmetologystudents.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Prerequisite:ENGL1301;Coreq-uisite:CSME1435and2414

CSME 1435 - ORIENTATION TO THE INSTRUCTION OF COSMETOLOGY

4Credits(2hrs.lec.,6hrs.ext.)Anoverviewoftheskillsandknowledgenecessaryfortheinstructionofcosmetologystudents.Requires LSCS liability insur-ance.Prerequisites:3yearsoffieldexperience,Texasoperator’slicenseand12credithoursofacademicwork including ENGL 1301; Corequisite: CSME1434and2414

CSME 1445 - PRINCIPLES OF FACIALS/ESTHETIC TECHNOLOGY II

4Credits(2hrs.lec.,7hrs.lab.)Advancedconceptsandprinciplesofskincareandotherrelatedtechnolo-gies.Topicsincludeadvancedinstructioninanatomy,physiology, theory,and related skillsof facialandesthetic technology.Prerequisite:CSME1421witha“C”orbetter;Corequisite:CSME2431

CSME 1447 - PRINCIPLES OF SKIN CARE/FACIAL AND RELATED THEORY

4Credits(2hrs.lec.,6hrs.lab.)In-depthcoverageofthetheoryandpracticeofskincare,facials,andcosmetics.Prerequisite:CSME1421

CSME 1501 - ORIENTATION TO COSMETOLOGY

5Credits (3hrs. lec.,8hrs. lab.)Anoverviewoftheskillsandknowledgenecessary for thefieldofcosmetology.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Pre-requisites:ENGL0304orENGL0339ANDENGL0306or0355or0374,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Corequisite:CSME1254,1310,and1505

CSME 1505 - FUNDAMENTALS OF COSMETOLOGY

5Credits(3hrs.lec.,8hrs.lab.)Acourseinthebasicfundamentalsofcosmetology.Topicsincludeservicepreparation, manicure, facial, chemical services,shampoo,haircut,wetstyling,combout,andsalonmanagement.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Pre-requisites:ENGL0304orENGL0339ANDENGL0306or0355or0374,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Corequisites:CSME1254,1310,and1501

CSME 1553 - CHEMICAL REFORMATION & RELATED THEORY

5Credits(3hrs.lec.,8hrs.lab.)Presentationofthetheoryandpracticeofchemicalreformation.Topicsinclude terminology,application,andworkplacecompetenciesrelatedtochemicalreformation.Pre-requisites:CSME1254,1310,1501,and1505witha“C”orbetter;ENGL0304orENGL0339ANDENGL0306or0355or0374,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Corequisite:CSME2501

CSME 2310 - INTERMEDIATE HAIRCUTTING & RELATED THEORY

3Credits(1hr.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Advancedconceptsandpracticeofhaircutting.Topics includehaircutsutilizingscissors,razors,and/orclippers.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Prerequisites:CSME1553and2501witha“C”orbetter;ENGL0304orENGL0339ANDENGL0306or0355or0374,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Corequisite:CSME2337



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CSME 2337 - ADVANCED COSMETOLOGY TECHNIQUES

3Credits(1hr.lec.,8hrs.lab.)Masteryofadvancedcosmetology techniques including hair designs,professional cosmetology services, and workplacecompetencies.Prerequisites:ENGL0304orENGL0339ANDENGL0306or0355or0374,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Corequisite:CSME2310

CSME 2414 - COSMETOLOGY INSTRUCTOR II

4 Credits (2 hrs. lec., 6 hrs. lab.) A continuationof the fundamentals of instruction of cosmetologystudents.Corequisites:CSME1434and1435witha“C”orbetter

CSME 2415 - COSMETOLOGY INSTRUCTOR III

4Credits(2hrs.lec.,6hrs.lab.)Presentationofas-signmentsandevaluationtechniquesforacosmetol-ogyprogram.Prerequisite:ENGL1301;Corequisite:CSME2444

CSME 2431 - PRINCIPLES OF FACIAL/ESTHETIC TECHNOLOGY III

4Credits(2hrs.lec.,6hrs.lab.)Demonstratecon-ceptsandprinciplesofskincareandotherrelatedtechnologies.Corequisite:CSME1445

CSME 2444 - COSMETOLOGY INSTRUCTOR IV

4Credits(2hrs.lec.,6hrs.lab.)Advancedconceptsofinstructioninacosmetologyprogram.Topicsincludedemonstrationandimplementationofadvancedevalu-ationandassessmenttechniques.Prerequisite:ENGL1301;Corequisite:CSME2415

CSME 2445 - INSTRUCTIONAL THEORY & CLINIC OPERATION

4Credits (2hrs. lec.,6hrs. lab.)AnoverviewoftheobjectivesrequiredbytheTexasDepartmentofLicensing and Regulation, Instructor Examination.Prerequisite:ENGL1301;Corequisites:CSME2415andCSME2444

CSME 2501 - PRINCIPLES OF HAIR COLORING AND RELATED THEORY

5Credits(3hrs.lec.,8hrs.lab.)Presentationofthetheoryandpracticeofhaircolorandchemistry.Top-icsincludeterminology,application,andworkplacecompetencies related to hair color and chemistry.

Prerequisites: ENGL 0304 or ENGL 0339 ANDENGL0306or0355or0374,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Corequisite:CSME1553

CSME 2539 - ADVANCED HAIR DESIGN

5Credits(3hrs.lec.,8hrs.lab.)Advancedconceptsinthetheoryandpracticeofhairdesign.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Prerequisites:ENGL0304orENGL0339ANDENGL0306or0355or0374,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Corequisite:CSME2541

CSME 2541 - PREPARATION FOR THE STATE LICENSING EXAMINATION

5Credits(3hrs.lec.,8hrs.lab.)PreparationfortheTexasDepartmentofLicensingandRegulationExami-nation.Prerequisites:CSME2310and2337witha”C“orbetterordepartmentalapproval;ENGL0304orENGL0339ANDENGL0306or0355or0374,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Corequisite:CSME2539

DAAC 1304 - PHARMACOLOGY OF ADDICTION

3Credits(3hrs. lec.)Describesthepsychological,physiological,andsociologicaleffectsofmoodalteringsubstancesandbehaviors.Emphasizespharmacologi-caleffectsoftolerance,dependency/withdrawal,crossaddiction,anddruginteraction.Prerequisites:ENGL0304orENGL0339ANDENGL0306or0355or0374,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

DAAC 1309 - ASSESSMENT SKILL OF ALCOHOL AND OTHER DRUG ADDICTIONS

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Examinesproceduresandtoolsusedtoidentifyandassessaclient’sstrengths,weak-nesses, problems, and needs. Prerequisites: ENGL0304orENGL0339ANDENGL0306or0355or0374,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

DAAC 1311 - COUNSELING THEORIES

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Anexaminationofthemajortheoriesandcurrenttreatmentmodalitiesusedinthefieldofcounseling.Prerequisites:ENGL0304orENGL0339ANDENGL0306or0355or0374,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting



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DAAC 1317 - BASIC COUNSELING SKILLS

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Presentsthebasiccounselingskillsnecessarytodevelopaneffectivehelpingrelation-shipwithclients.Prerequisites:ENGL0304orENGL0339ANDENGL0306or0355or0374,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

DAAC 1319 - INTRODUCTION TO ALCOHOL AND OTHER DRUG ADDICTIONS

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Providesanoverviewofcausesandconsequencesofaddictionastheyrelatetotheindividual,family,community,andsociety.Overviewofalternativesregardingprevention,intervention,andtreatment.IncludesexplanationofcompetenciesandrequirementsforlicensureinTexas.Identifiesaddictionissues related todiversepopulations.Prerequisites:ENGL0304orENGL0339ANDENGL0306or0355or0374,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

DAAC 2160 - CLINICAL

1 Credit (6 hrs. ext.) A health-related work-basedlearningexperiencethatenablesthestudenttoapplyspecializedoccupationaltheory,skills,andconcepts.Directsupervisionisprovidedbytheclinicalprofes-sional.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Prerequisites:DAAC 1317; ENGL 0305 AND ENGL 0307 or0356, OR higher level course (ENGL 1301), ORplacementbytesting

DAAC 2260 - CLINICAL

2Credits(12hrs.ext.)Ahealth-relatedwork-basedlearningexperiencethatenablesthestudenttoapplyspecializedoccupationaltheory,skills,andconcepts.Directsupervisionisprovidedbytheclinicalprofes-sional.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Prerequisites:DAAC 1317; ENGL 0305 AND ENGL 0307 or0356, OR higher level course (ENGL 1301), ORplacementbytesting

DAAC 2341 - COUNSELING ALCOHOL & OTHER DRUG ADDICTIONS

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)SpecialskillsandtechniquesintheapplicationofcounselingskillsfortheAlcoholandOtherDrug(AOD)client.Developmentandutilizationofadvancedtreatmentplanningandmanagement.Includesreviewofconfidentialityandethicalissues.Prerequisites:ENGL0304orENGL0339ANDENGL0306or0355or0374,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

DAAC 2343 - CURRENT ISSUES

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Currentissuesinaddictioncoun-seling.Includesspecialpopulations,dualdiagnosis,ethics,gambling,andinfectiousdiseasesassociatedwithaddictioncounseling.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

DAAC 2354 - DYNAMICS OF GROUP COUNSELING

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Explorationofgroupcounselingskills,techniques,andstagesofgroupdevelopment.Prerequisites:ENGL0304orENGL0339ANDENGL0306or0355or0374,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytestingDAAC 2360 - CLINICAL

3Credit(18hrs.ext.)Ahealth-relatedwork-basedlearningexperiencethatenablesthestudenttoapplyspecializedoccupationaltheory,skills,andconcepts.Directsupervisionisprovidedbytheclinicalprofes-sional.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Prerequisites:DAAC 1317; ENGL 0304 or ENGL 0339 ANDENGL0306or0355or0374,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

DANC 1151 - DANCE PERFORMANCE I

1Credit(3hrs.lab.)Thiscourseprovidesthestudentswith theopportunity toparticipate in therehearsalandperformanceofdanceworks. (5003015226)Prerequisite:None;Corequisite:Enrollmentinadancetechniquecourse

DANC 1152 - DANCE PERFORMANCE II

1Credit(3hrs.lab.)ThiscourseisacontinuationofDANC1151.Opportunitiesareprovidedtopartici-pateintherehearsalandperformanceofdanceworks.(5003015226)Prerequisite:DANC1151;Corequi-site:Enrollmentinadancetechniquecourse

DANC 1210 - TAP 1

2Credits(1hr.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Instructionandpar-ticipationintapdance.(5003015226)Prerequisite:None

DANC 1211 - TAP II

2Credits(1hr.lec.,2hrs.lab.)ThisisacontinuationofDANC1210withinstructionandparticipationintapdance.(5003015226)Prerequisite:DANC1210orinstructorapproval



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DANC 1241 - BALLET I

2Credits(1hr.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Thisintroductorycourseprovidesinstructionandpracticeinbeginningballettechnique.Emphasisisuponplacement,alignment,technique and terminology. Classical ballet barre,center work and floor combinations are utilized.(5003015226)Prerequisite:None

DANC 1242 - BALLET II

2Credits (1 hr. lec., 2 hrs. lab.) This course is acontinuationofDANC1241andprovidesadditionalinstructionandpracticeinbeginningballettechnique.Emphasis isuponplacement,alignment, techniqueandterminology.Classicalballetbarre,centerworkandfloorcombinationsareutilized.(5003015226)Prerequisite:DANC1241orinstructorapproval

DANC 1245 - MODERN DANCE I

2Credits (1hr. lec.,2hrs. lab.) This introductorycourseprovidesinstructionandpracticeinbeginningmoderndance technique.Emphasis isuponplace-ment,alignment, techniqueand terminology.Basicfloor,centerandlocomotortechniquesareutilized.(5003015226)Prerequisite:None

DANC 1246 - MODERN DANCE II

2Credits (1 hr. lec., 2 hrs. lab.) This course is acontinuationofDANC1245.Itprovidesintermediateinstructionandpracticeinmoderndancetechnique.Emphasiscontinuestobeuponplacement,alignment,technique and terminology. Intermediate patternsoffloor,centerand locomotor techniqueareused.(5003015226)Prerequisite:DANC1245orinstruc-torapproval

DANC 1247 - jAZZ I

2Credits (1hr. lec.,2hrs. lab.) This introductorycourseprovidesinstructionandpracticeinbeginningjazzdance.Emphasisisuponplacement,alignment,technique and terminology. Body awareness anddevelopment, rhythm awareness, jazz styles andrhythmic combinations of movement are studied.(5003015226)Prerequisite:None

DANC 1248 - jAZZ II

2Credits (1 hr. lec., 2 hrs. lab.) This course is acontinuationofDANC1247.Itprovidesintermedi-ateinstructionandpracticeinjazzdancetechnique.Emphasiscontinuestobeuponplacement,alignment,technique and terminology. Intermediate patterns

involvingbodyawarenessanddevelopment,rhythmawareness,jazzstylesandrhythmiccombinationsofmovementarestudied.(5003015226)Prerequisite:DANC1247orinstructorapproval

DANC 1301 - DANCE COMPOSITION

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Thiscourseprovidesinstructionandpracticeintheanalysisofthebasicelementsofdance.Emphasisisupontheuseofspace,rhythm,timeandenergy.Opportunitiestoanalyze,explore,andstudyelementsofmovementdesignareprovided.(5003015526)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

DANC 2151 - DANCE PERFORMANCE III

1Credit(3hrs.lab.)ThiscourseisacontinuationofDANC1152.Thiscourseprovidesstudentswiththeopportunitytoparticipateintherehearsalandperfor-manceofintermediateandadvancedperformancetechnique.(5003015226)Prerequisites:DANC1152or instructorapproval;Corequisite:Enrollment inadancetechniquecourse

DANC 2152 - DANCE PERFORMANCE IV

1Credit(3hrs.lab.)ThiscourseisacontinuationofDANC2151.Thiscourseprovidesstudentswiththeopportunitytoparticipateintherehearsalandperfor-manceofintermediateandadvancedperformancetechnique.(5003015226)Prerequisites:DANC2151or instructorapproval;Corequisite:Enrollment inadancetechniquecourse

DANC 2208 - TAP III

2Credits(1hr.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Thisisacontinuationof DANC 1211 with intermediate instruction andpreparationintapdance.(5003015226)Prerequisite:DANC1211orinstructorapproval

DANC 2209 - TAP IV

2Credits(1hr.lec.,2hrs.lab.)ThisisacontinuationofDANC2208withmoreadvancedinstructionandpreparationintapdance.(5003015226)Prerequisite:DANC2208orinstructorapproval

DANC 2241 - BALLET III

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DANC 2242 - BALLET IV

2Credits (1 hr. lec., 2 hrs. lab.) This course is acontinuationofDANC2241.Itisdesignedfortheadvancedlevelstudent.Skillsincludeadvancedbarreandcenterwork,refiningbasicmovementtechniqueandextensiveworkondanceroutines.Pointeworkmay be introduced. (5003015226) Prerequisite:DANC2241orinstructorapproval

DANC 2245 - MODERN DANCE III

2Credits(1hr.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Thiscourseisacon-tinuationofDANC1246.Thedevelopmentofmoderndancetechniqueiscontinued.Morecomplexfloor,centerandlocomotorexercisesareincluded.Emphasisisonelementsofmoderndancemovementincludingtime, force and space. Longer and more complexseries of movements are utilized. (5003015226)Prerequisite:DANC1246orinstructorapproval

DANC 2246 - MODERN DANCE IV

2Credits(1hr.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Thiscourseisacon-tinuationofDANC2245.Thedevelopmentofmoderndancetechniqueiscontinued.Morecomplexfloor,centerandlocomotorexercisesareincluded.Emphasisisonelementsofmoderndancemovementincludingtime, force and space. Longer and more complexseries of movements are utilized. (5003015226)Prerequisite:DANC2245orinstructorapproval

DANC 2247 - jAZZ III

2Credits (1 hr. lec., 2 hrs. lab.) This course is acontinuationofDANC1247.Itisdesignedfortheadvancedlevelstudent.Skillsincludetheperformanceanddevelopmentofcomplexjazzrhythms,turnsandjumps.(5003015226)Prerequisite:DANC1248orinstructorapproval

DANC 2248 - jAZZ IV

2Credits (1 hr. lec., 2 hrs. lab.) This course is acontinuationofDANC2247.Itisdesignedfortheadvancedlevelstudent.Skillsincludetheperformanceanddevelopmentofcomplexjazzrhythms,turnsandjumps.(5003015226)Prerequisite:DANC2247orinstructorapproval

DANC 2303 - DANCE APPRECIATION

3 Credits (3 hrs. lec.) The cultural, historical andaestheticqualities of dancearepresented throughlectures,films,videos,anddanceproductions.Primi-tive,classicalandcontemporarydanceformsarein-cluded.(5003015426)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

DFTG 1305 - TECHNICAL DRAFTING

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Introductiontotheprinciples of drafting to include terminology andfundamentals,includingsizeandshapedescriptions,projectionmethods,geometricconstruction,sections,andauxiliaryviews.Prerequisite:None

DFTG 1309 - BASIC COMPUTER-AIDED DRAFTING

3Credits (2hrs. lec.,4hrs. lab.)An introductiontocomputer-aideddrafting.Emphasis isplacedonsetup;creatingandmodifyinggeometry;storingandretrievingpredefinedshapes;placing,rotating,andscalingobjects,addingtextanddimensions,usinglayers,coordinatesystems;andplot/printtoscale.Prerequisite:None

DFTG 1317 - ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTING RESIDENTIAL

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Architecturaldraftingprocedures,practices,terms,andsymbols.Preparationof detailed working drawings for residential struc-tures.Emphasisonlightframeconstructionmethods.Prerequisites:DFTG1305,DFTG1309,DFTG2331andCNBT1311

DFTG 1325 - BLUEPRINT READING AND SKETCHING

3Credits (2hrs. lec.,2hrs. lab.)An introductionto reading and interpreting working drawings formanufacturedproductsandassociatedtooling;usesketchingtechniquestocreatepictorialandmultiple-viewdrawings.Thestudentwillsolverelatedmathequations,geometricdimensioningandtolerancing;andinterpretedshopoperations.Prerequisites:Place-mentintoMATH1314orcreditforMATH0310withagradeof“C”orbetter;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;orinstructorapproval



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DFTG 1371 - METAL BUILDING SYSTEMS I

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Courseintroducesthestudenttopre-engineeredmetalbuildingframing,componentanddesignsystems.Prerequisite:CNBT1311

DFTG 1372 - STRUCTURAL STEEL DETAILING

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Thiscoursecoversthepreparationofstructuralsteeldrawingsandbillsofmaterialforthepurposeoffabricationanderection.Emphasiswillbeplaceduponusingstructuraldesignframingplanstodevelopdetailedsteelmembers,con-nections,andassemblies.Prerequisites:ARCE1352andMATH1316;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

DFTG 2302 - MACHINE DRAFTING

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Productionofdetailandassemblydrawingsofmachines,threads,gears,utilizingtolerances,limitdimensioning,andsurfacefin-ishes.Prerequisites:DFTG1305andDFTG1309

DFTG 2319 - INTERMEDIATE COMPUTER-AIDED DRAFTING

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Acontinuationofpractices and techniques used in basic computer-aideddraftingincludingthedevelopmentanduseofprototypedrawings,constructionofpictorialdrawings,extractingdata,andbasicsof3D.Prerequisite:DFTG1309ordepartmentalapproval

DFTG 2321 - TOPOGRAPHICAL DRAFTING

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Plottingofsurveyor’sfieldnotes.Includesdrawingelevations,contourlines,planandprofilesbasedondigitalterrainmodels,andlayingouttraverses.Prerequisites:DFTG1309,ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

DFTG 2323 - PIPE DRAFTING

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Astudyofpipefit-tings,symbols,specificationsandtheirapplicationstoapipingprocesssystem.Creationofsymbolsandtheirusageinflowdiagrams,plans,elevations,andisometrics. Prerequisites: DFTG 1305 and DFTG1309

DFTG 2328 - ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTING COMMERCIAL

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Architecturaldraftingprocedures,practices,governingcodes, termsandsymbolsincludingthepreparationofdetailedworkingdrawingsforacommercialbuilding,withemphasisoncommercialconstructionmethods.Prerequisites:DFTG 1305, 1309, CNBT 1311 or DFTG 2319,DFTG2331

DFTG 2331 - ADVANCED TECHNOLOGIES IN ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN AND DRAFTING

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Useofarchitecturalspecificsoftwaretoexecutetheelementsrequiredindesigning standard architectural exhibits utilizingcustomfeaturestocreatewalls,windowsandspecificdesignrequirementsforconstructioninresidential/commercialandindustrialarchitecture.Prerequisites:DFTG1305andDFTG1309

DFTG 2335 - ADVANCED TECHNOLOGIES IN MECHANICAL DESIGN AND DRAFTING

3Credits (2 hrs. lec., 4 hrs. lab.)Useparametricbasedmechanical design software formechanicalassembly design and drafting. Prerequisite: DFTG1305ANDMCHN1319orDFTG1309

DFTG 2336 - COMPUTER AIDED DRAFTING PROGRAMMING

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)UseofprogramminglanguagetoenhanceCADSoftware.Prerequisites:DFTG1305and1309or2319;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

DFTG 2338 - FINAL PROjECT: ADVANCED DRAFTING

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Adraftingcoursein which students participate in a comprehensiveprojectfromconceptiontoconclusion.Prerequisite:Departmentalapproval

DFTG 2340 - SOLID MODELING/DESIGN

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Acomputer-aidedmodelingcourse.Developmentofthree-dimensionaldrawings and models from engineering sketchesandorthographicdrawingsandutilizationofthree-dimensional models in design work. Prerequisites:DFTG1305andDFTG1309



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3Credits(2hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Courseintroducesstudenttodetailing,fabrication,andfielderectionofpre-engineeredmetalbuildingframingandcomponentsystems.Prerequisites:DFTG1371;MATH1316

DHYG 1123 - DENTAL HYGIENE PRACTICE

1Credit(1hr.lec.)Emphasisonthelawsgoverningthepracticeofdentistryanddentalhygiene,moralstandards,andtheethicalstandardsestablishedbythedentalhygieneprofession.Practicesettingsforthedentalhygienist,officeoperations,andpreparationforemployment.Prerequisites:DHYG1235,1339,2231and2362;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Corequisites:DHYG1215and2363

DHYG 1160 - CLINICAL DENTAL HYGIENE/HYGIENIST II

1Credit (6hrs.ext.)This isahealth-relatedwork-basedlearningexperiencethatenablesthestudenttoapplyspecializedoccupationaltheory,skills,andconcepts.Directsupervisionisprovidedbytheclinicalprofessional.Amethodof instructionprovidingde-tailededucation,trainingandwork-basedexperienceanddirectpatient/clientcareinthedentalhygieneclinicontheLoneStarCollege-Kingwoodcampus.Specificdetailedlearningobjectivesaredevelopedforeachcoursebythefaculty.On-siteclinicalinstruc-tion,supervision,evaluationandplacementaretheresponsibilityofthecollegefaculty.Clinicalexperi-ences are unpaid learning experiences. RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Prerequisites:DHYG1211,1207,1260and2201;BIOL2305;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Corequisite:DHYG1219

DHYG 1203 - PREVENTIVE DENTAL HYGIENE I

2Credits(2hrs.lec.,1hr.lab.)Theroleofthedentalhygienistasatherapeuticoralhealthcareproviderwithemphasisonconceptsofdiseasemanagement,health promotion, communication and behaviormodification. Requires LSCS liability insurance.Prerequisites: Acceptance into the Dental HygieneProgram;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Corequisites:DHYG1301,1304and1331

DHYG 1207 - GENERAL AND DENTAL NUTRITION

2Credits(2hrs.lec.)Astudyofgeneralnutritionandnutritionalbiochemistrywithemphasisontheeffectsofnutritionanddentalhealth.Analysisofdietandapplicationofcounselingstrategiestoassistthepatientinattainingandmaintainingoptimumoralhealtharestressed.Prerequisites:DHYG1160,1203,1301,1304and1331;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Corequisites:BIOL2305;DHYG1211,1260and2201

DHYG 1211 - PERIODONTOLOGY

2Credits(2hrs.lec.,1hr.lab.)Astudyofnormalanddiseasedperiodontiumtoincludethestructural,functionalandenvironmental factors. Emphasis onetiology,pathology,treatmentmodalitiesandthera-peuticandpreventiveperiodonticsinacontemporaryprivatepracticesetting.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsur-ance.Prerequisites:DHYG1203,1301,1331and1304;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigher level course (ENGL 1301), OR placementbytesting;Corequisites:BIOL2305;DHYG1207,1260and2201

DHYG 1215 - COMMUNITY DENTISTRY

2Credits(1hr.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Theprinciplesandconcepts of community public health and dentalhealtheducationemphasizingcommunityassessment,educationalplanning,implementation,andevaluationincluding methods and materials used in teachingdentalhealtheducationinvariouscommunitysettings.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Prerequisites:DHYG1235,1339,2231and2362;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Corequisites:DHYG1123and2363

DHYG 1219 - DENTAL MATERIALS

2Credits(1hrs.lec,4hrs.lab.)Physicalandchemi-calpropertiesofdentalmaterials includingtheap-plicationandmanipulationofthevariousmaterialsusedindentistry.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Prerequisites:DHYG1207,1211,1260and2201;BIOL2305;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Corequisite:DHYG1160



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DHYG 1235 - PHARMACOLOGY FOR THE DENTAL HYGIENIST

2Credits(2hrs.lec.)Astudyofclassesofdrugsandtheiruses,actions,interactions,sideeffectsandsys-temicandoralmanifestationswithemphasisondentalapplications.Prerequisites:DHYG1160and1219;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Corequisites:DHYG1339,2231and2362

DHYG 1260 - CLINICAL DENTAL HYGIENE/HYGIENIST I

2Credits(12hrs.ext.)Thisisahealth-relatedwork-basedlearningexperiencethatenablesthestudenttoapplyspecializedoccupationaltheory,skills,andconcepts.Directsupervisionisprovidedbytheclinicalprofessional.Amethodofinstructionprovidingde-tailededucation,trainingandwork-basedexperienceanddirectpatient/clientcareinthedentalhygieneclinicon the LoneStarCollege-Kingwoodcampus.Specificdetailedlearningobjectivesaredevelopedforeachcoursebythefaculty.On-siteclinicalinstruction,supervision,evaluationandplacementaretherespon-sibilityofthecollegefaculty.Clinicalexperiencesareunpaidlearningexperiences.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Prerequisites:DHYG1203,1301,1304and1331;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Corequisites:BIOL2305;DHYG1207,1211and2201

DHYG 1301 - OROFACIAL ANATOMY, HISTOLOGY & EMBRYOLOGY

3Credits(2hrs.lec,3hrs.lab.)Thestudyofhistol-ogyandembryologyoforaltissues,grossanatomyoftheheadandneck,toothmorphologyandindividualtoothidentification.Prerequisites:AcceptanceintotheDentalHygieneProgram;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Corequisites:BIOL2402;DHYG12031304and1331

DHYG 1304 - DENTAL RADIOLOGY

3Credits(2hrs.lec,4hrs.lab.)Radiationphysics,biology,hygieneandsafetytheorieswithanemphasisonthefundamentalsoforalradiographictechniquesandinterpretationofradiographs.Includesexposureof intraoral radiographs, quality assurance, radio-graphicinterpretation,patientselectioncriteriaandother ancillary radiographic techniques. Requires

LSCS liability insurance. Prerequisites: AcceptanceintotheDentalHygieneProgram;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Corequisites:BIOL2402;DHYG1203,1301and1331

DHYG 1331 - PRECLINICAL DENTAL HYGIENE3Credits (1hrs. lec,7hrs. lab.)A studyof foun-dationalknowledgeforperformingclinicalskillsonpatientswithemphasisonproceduresandrationaleforperformingdentalhygienecare.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Prerequisites:AcceptanceintotheDentalHygieneProgram;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Corequisites:DHYG1203,1301and1304

DHYG 1339 - GENERAL AND ORAL PATHOLOGY

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Disturbancesinhumanbodydevelopment,diseasesofthebodyanddiseasepre-ventionmeasures.Emphasisisontheoralcavityandassociatedstructures.Prerequisites:DHYG1160and1219;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Corequisites:DHYG1235,2231and2362

DHYG 2201 - CONTEMPORARY DENTAL HYGIENE CARE I

2Credits(2hrs.lec,1hr.lab.)DentalHygienecarefor the medically or dentally compromised patientincluding supplemental instrumentation techniques.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Prerequisites:DHYG1203,1301,1304and1331;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Corequisites:BIOL2305;DHYG1207,1211and1260

DHYG 2231 - CONTEMPORARY DENTAL HYGIENE CARE II

2Credits(2hrs. lec.,1hr. lab.)AcontinuationofContemporaryDentalHygieneCare1.DentalHygienecareforthemedicallyordentallycompromisedpa-tientincludingadvancedinstrumentationtechniques.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Prerequisites:DHYG1160and1219;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacement by testing; Corequisites: DHYG 1235,1339and2362



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DHYG 2362 - CLINICAL DENTAL HYGIENE/HYGIENIST III

3Credits(16hrs.ext.)Thisisahealth-relatedwork-basedlearningexperiencethatenablesthestudenttoapplyspecializedoccupationaltheory,skills,andconcepts.Directsupervisionisprovidedbytheclini-calprofessional.Amethodof instructionprovidingdetailededucation,trainingandwork-basedexperi-ence and direct patient/client care in the dentalhygiene clinic on the Kingwood College campusas well as external clinical sites. Specific detailedlearningobjectivesaredeveloped foreachcoursebythefaculty.On-siteclinicalinstruction,supervision,evaluationandplacementaretheresponsibilityofthecollegefaculty.Clinicalexperiencesareunpaidlearn-ingexperiences.Requires LSCS liability insurance.Prerequisites:DHYG1160and1219;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Corequisites:DHYG1235andDHYG1339

DHYG 2363 - CLINICAL DENTAL HYGIENE/HYGIENIST IV

3Credits(16hrs.ext.)Amethodofinstructionpro-vidingdetailededucation,trainingandwork-basedexperienceanddirectpatient/clientcareinthedentalhygiene clinic on the LoneStarCollege-KingwoodCollege campus as well as external clinical sites.Specificdetailedlearningobjectivesaredevelopedforeachcoursebythefaculty.On-siteclinicalinstruction,supervision,evaluationandplacementaretherespon-sibilityofthecollegefaculty.Clinicalexperiencesareunpaidlearningexperiences.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Prerequisites:DHYG1235,1339,2231and2362;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Corequisites:DHYG1123and1215

DMSO 1210 - INTRODUCTION TO SONOGRAPHY

2Credits(1hr.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Anintroductiontothe profession of sonography and the role of thesonographer. Emphasis on medical terminology,ethical/legalaspects,writtenandverbalcommuni-cation,andprofessional issues relating to registry,accreditation,professionalorganizationsandhistoryoftheprofession.Prerequisites:Admissiontoprogram;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Corequisites: DMSO 1360, DMSO 1405, DMSO1302andDMSO1351,ORDMSO1302,DSAE2403andDSAE1360

DMSO 1302 - BASIC ULTRASOUND PHYSICS

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Basicacousticalphys-icsandacousticalwavesinhumantissue.Emphasisonultrasoundtransmissioninsofttissues,attenuationofsoundenergy,parametersaffectingsoundtransmis-sion,andresolutionofsoundbeams.Prerequisites:Admissiontotheprogram;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Corequisites:DMSO1360,DMSO1351,DMSO1210andDMSO1405,ORDMSO1210,DSAE2403andDSAE1360

DMSO 1342 - INTERMEDIATE ULTRASOUND PHYSICS

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)ContinuationofBasicUltrasoundPhysics.Includesinteractionofultrasoundwithtissues,mechanicsofultrasoundproductionanddisplay,varioustransducerdesignsandconstruction,quality assurance, bioeffects, and image artifacts.May introduce methods of Doppler flow analysis.Prerequisites:DMSO1210,1302,1351,1360and1405;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Corequisites:DMSO1366,2253and2405,ORDSAE1415and2304

DMSO 1351 - SONOGRAPHIC SECTIONAL ANATOMY

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Sectionalanatomyof themaleand femalebody. Includesanatomicalrelationshipsoforgans,vascularstructures,andbodyplanesandquadrants.Prerequisites:Admissiontotheprogram;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Corequisites:DMSO1210,1302,1360and1405

DMSO 1360 - CLINICAL - DIAGNOSTIC MEDICAL SONOGRAPHY TECHNICIAN

3Credits(15hrs.ext.)Ahealth-relatedwork-basedlearningexperiencethatenablesthestudenttoapplyspecializedoccupationaltheory,skills,andconcepts.Directsupervisionisprovidedbytheclinicalprofes-sional.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Prerequisites:Admissiontotheprogram;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Corequisites:DMSO1210,1302,1351and1405



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DMSO 1366 - PRACTICUM I

3Credits(21hrs.ext.)Practical,generalworkplacetrainingsupportedbyanindividualizedlearningplandeveloped by the employer, college, and student.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Prerequisites:DMSO1210,1302,1351,1360and1405;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Corequisites:DMSO1342,2253and2405

DMSO 1367 - PRACTICUM II

3Credits(28hrs.ext.)Practical,generalworkplacetrainingsupportedbyanindividualizedlearningplandeveloped by the employer, college, and student.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Prerequisites:DMSO1342,1366,2253and2405;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Corequisites:DMSO2342and2351

DMSO 1405 - SONOGRAPHY OF ABDOMINOPELVIC CAVITY

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Normalandpatho-logicalabdominalandpelvicstructuresasrelatedtoscanningtechniques,patienthistoryandlaboratorydata,transducerselection,andscanningprotocols.Prerequisite:AdmissiontoDiagnosticMedicalSonog-raphyprogram;Corequisites:DMSO1210,1302,1351and1360

DMSO 2130 - ADVANCED ULTRASOUND REVIEw

1Credit(3hrs.lab.)Knowledge,skills,andprofes-sionalvalueswithina legalandethical frameworkaddressingemergingtechnologiesandprofessionaldevelopment.Prerequisites:DMSO1367,2342and2351;Corequisites:DMSO2245,2366andDSVT2200,ORDSAE2335,2365andDSVT2200

DMSO 2245 - ADVANCED SONOGRAPHY PRACTICES

2Credits (2hrs. lec.)Explorationofadvancedso-nographicproceduresandemergingultrasoundap-plications.Prerequisites:DMSO1367,2351,2342;Corequisites:DMSO2130,2366andDSVT2200

DMSO 2253 - SONOGRAPHY OF SUPERFICIAL STRUCTURES

2Credits (2hrs. lec.,1hr. lab.)Detailedstudyofnormal and pathological superficial structures asrelatedtoscanningtechniques,patienthistoryand

laboratory data, transducer selection, and scan-ningprotocols.Prerequisites:DMSO1210,1302,1351,1360and1405;Corequisites:DMSO1342,1366and2405

DMSO 2342 - SONOGRAPHY OF HIGH RISK OBSTETRICS

3Credits(3hrs.lec.,1hr.lab.)Maternaldiseaseandfetalabnormalities.Includesscanningtechniques,pa-tienthistoryandlaboratorydata,transducerselection,andscanningprotocols.Prerequisites:Departmentalapproval; DMSO 1342, 1366, 2253 and 2405;Corequisites:DMSO1367and2351

DMSO 2351 - DOPPLER PHYSICS

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Dopplerandhe-modynamicprinciplesrelatingtoarterialandvenousimaging and testing. Prerequisites: DMSO 1342,1366,2253and2405;Corequisites:DMSO1367and2342,ORDSAE2337and2364

DMSO 2366 - PRACTICUM III

3Credits(24hrs.ext.)Practical,generalworkplacetrainingsupportedbyanindividualizedlearningplandeveloped by the employer, college, and student.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Prerequisites:DMSO1367,2342and2351;Corequisites:DMSO2130,2245andDSVT2200

DMSO 2405 - SONOGRAPHY OF OBSTETRICS/GYNECOLOGY

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Detailedstudyofthepelvisandobstetrics/gynecologyas related toscanningtechniques,patienthistoryandlaboratorydata,transducerselection,andscanningprotocols.Prerequisites: DMSO 1210, 1302, 1351, 1360and1405;Corequisites:DMSO1342,1366,2253and2405

DRAM 1120, 1121, 2120, 2121 - THEATRE PRACTICUM

1Credit(3hrs.lab.)Thiscourseisopentoallstudentsinterestedintheatricalproductionandisrecommendedforallstudentsparticipatinginproductions.Creditisearned for technicalwork (costuming, lighting, setconstruction, publicity and make-up), performancework,orotherparticipationasdesignatedbydepart-mentalfaculty.Itmaybetakenforfourcredithoursmaximum.(5005065326)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting



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1Credit(5hrs.lab.)Thiscourseprovidespracticalex-perienceinauditioning,rehearsing,andperforminginamajormusical.(5009036126)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

DRAM 1220 - THEATRE PRACTICUM: LIGHTING AND SOUND

2Credits(1hr.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Thiscourseprovidesstudentsafoundationinlightingandsoundforthetheatre.Classroominstructionsupportsthehands-onex-perienceindesigningandprovidingtechnicalsupportfortheatreproductionsandevents.(5005065326)Prerequisites: ENGL 0305 AND ENGL 0307 or0356, OR higher level course (ENGL 1301), ORplacementbytesting

DRAM 1310 - INTRODUCTION TO THEATRE

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Thiscoursesurveysdramaticartsincludingplays,basictheories,history,stages,make-up,costuming,actinganddirecting.Itprovidesanintroductiontothetheatreplantandtheatreactivi-tiesaugmentedbytextbookstudyofstageterminologyandanintroductiontotheorganizationofproductionprocedure.(5005015126)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

DRAM 1322 - STAGE MOVEMENT

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Basicposturalalignmentandmovement,emphasisonbodyawarenessandrhythm.(5005065426)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

DRAM 1330 - STAGECRAFT I

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Thislecture-laboratorycourseintroducesstudentstotheaestheticsandpracticeof stagecraftdesignandprovides the studentwitha basic understanding of the design requirementsforthetechnicalaspectsofaplay.Thiscoursewillincludehands-ondesignexperience.(5005025126)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

DRAM 1341 - INTRODUCTION TO MAKE-UP

3 Credits (1 hr. lec., 4 hrs. lab.) The design andexecutionofmake-upforthepurposeofdevelopingbelievablecharacters.Adiscussionofbasicmakeupprinciplesandpracticalexperienceofmakeupap-plication.(5005025226)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

DRAM 1342 - INTRODUCTION TO COSTUME

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Thiscourseintroducesstudentstotheprinciplesandtechniquesofcostumedesign and construction for theatrical productions.Studentsinterestedinconcentratingoncostumedesignshouldalsoenroll inDRAM2331Stagecraft foramoreextensivelaboratoryexperience.(5005025326)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

DRAM 1351 - ACTING I

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Thiscourseprovidesanintroduc-tiontotheartofacting,emphasizingthetechniquesofspeechandmovementonthestage,pantomime,character analysis, through participation in labscenes,improvisationsanddepartmentalproductions.(5005065126)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

DRAM 1352 - ACTING II

3Credits (3hrs. lec.)Anintroduction to theartofacting,withanemphasisondevelopingvocalandphysical skills through work on monologues andscenes as exhibited in various historical periods.(5005065126)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

DRAM 2331 - STAGECRAFT II

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Thislecture-laboratorycoursegivesthestudentaknowledgeofthetechnicalphasesofmountingaproductiononstage.Theele-mentsofstudyemphasizebasicconstruction,paint-ingandlightingofthestagesetting.(5005025126)Prerequisites: ENGL 0305 AND ENGL 0307 or0356, OR higher level course (ENGL 1301), ORplacementbytesting



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DRAM 2336 - VOICE FOR THE THEATRE

3Credits (3hrs. lec.)Thiscoursecovers thebasicprinciples of voice production and development,includingdictionas it applies to the interpretationofselectedliterature.Intensivepracticalapplicationthroughclassroomexercisesandspecialprojectsisrequired.(5005065226)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

DRAM 2361 - THEATRE HISTORY TO 1700

3 Credits (3 hrs. lec.) A study of the history oftheatre to1700. Includesa studyof thephysicaltheatre,actingstyles,costumesandsets,representa-tiveplays,andtheoriesofdrama.(5005055126)Prerequisites: ENGL 0305 AND ENGL 0307 or0356,ORhigher levelcourse (ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

DRAM 2362 - THEATRE HISTORY FROM 1700

3Credits (3hrs. lec.)Astudyof thehistoryof thetheatre from1700 to thepresent. Includesastudyofthephysicaltheatre,actingstyles,costumesandsets, representative plays, and theories of drama.(5005055126)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

DRAM 2363 - HISTORY OF MUSICAL THEATRE

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Thehistoryanddevelopmentof music theatre excluding opera. (5005055126)Prerequisites: ENGL 0305 AND ENGL 0307 or0356, OR higher level course (ENGL 1301), ORplacementbytesting

DRAM 2366 - DEVELOPMENT OF THE MOTION PICTURE

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Exploresthehistoryanddevel-opmentoffilmwithemphasisontheanalysisofthevisualandauraldramaticaspectsofnarrativefilms.Thehistoricalgrowthandsociologicaleffectoffilmasanart.(5006025126)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

DRAM 2389 - ACADEMIC CO-OP IN DRAMA

3Credits(1hr.lec.,6hrs.lab.)Thiscourseprovidesan instructionalprogramdesigned to integrateon-campusstudywithpracticalhands-onworkexperience

in drama. In conjunction with class seminars, theindividualstudentwillsetspecificgoalsandobjectivesindrama.(2401035212)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

DSAE 1360 - CLINICAL

3Credits(15hrs.ext.)Ahealth-relatedwork-basedlearningexperiencethatenablesthestudenttoapplyspecializedoccupationaltheory,skills,andconcepts.Directsupervisionisprovidedbytheclinicalprofes-sional.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Prerequisites:Admissiontotheprogram;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Corequisites:DMSO1210,DMSO1302andDSAE2403

DSAE 1364 - PRACTICUM I

3Credits(24hrs.ext.)Practical,generalworkplacetrainingsupportedbyanindividualizedlearningplandeveloped by the employer, college, and student.Requires LSCS liability insurance. Prerequisites:DMSO1210,DMSO1302,DSAE1360andDSAE2403;Corequisites:DMSO1342,DSAE1415andDSAE2304

DSAE 1415 - PRINCIPLES OF ADULT ECHOCARDIOGRAPHY

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Anintroductiontocardiovascular anatomyandphysiology, includinghemodynamicsandspatialrelationshipsofthenormaladultheart.Topicsincludeanatomicalcorrelationof2-D,M-Mode, andDoppler sonographic imaging.Scanning techniques are correlated and taught inthelaboratorysessions.Prerequisites:DMSO1210,DMSO1302,DSAE1360andDSAE2403;Coreq-uisites:DMSO1342,DSAE1364andDSAE2304

DSAE 2304 - ECHOCARDIOGRAPHIC EVALUATION OF PATHOLOGY I

3 Credits (2 hrs. lec., 2 hrs. lab.) Adult acquiredcardiacpathologies. Topics includecardiovascularpathophysiology,quantitativemeasurements,andtheapplicationof2-D,M-Mode,andDoppler.Recognitionof thesonographicappearancesofcardiovasculardiseaseisstressed.Prerequisites:DMSO1210,DMSO1302,DSAE1360andDSAE2403;Corequisites:DMSO1342,DSAE1364andDSAE1415



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DSAE 2335 - ADVANCED ECHOCARDIOGRAPHY

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Advancedechocar-diographicprocedures. Topics include stressecho,relateddiagnosticimaging,andrelatednoninvasivecardiactesting.Prerequisites:DMSO2351,DSAE2337andDSAE2364;Corequisites:DSVT2200,DMSO2130andDSAE2365

DSAE 2337 - ECHOCARDIOGRAPIC EVALUATION OF PATHOLOGY II

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)AcontinuationofEchocardiographicEvaluationofPathologyIwithem-phasisoncardiacdisease.Adiscussionofquantitativemeasurementsandapplicationof2-D,M-Mode,Dop-plerandrecognitionofthesonographicappearancesofcardiacdisease is stressed.Prerequisites:DSAE1364,DSAE1415,DSAE2304,andDMSO1342;Corequisites:DMSO2351andDSAE2364

DSAE 2364 - PRACTICUM II

3Credits(21hrs.ext.)Practical,generalworkplacetrainingsupportedbyanindividualizedlearningplandeveloped by the employer, college, and student.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Prerequisites:DSAE1364,DSAE1415,DSAE2304andDMSO1342;Corequisites:DMSO2351andDSAE2337

DSAE 2365 - PRACTICUM III

3Credits(24hrs.ext.)Practical,generalworkplacetrainingsupportedbyanindividualizedlearningplandeveloped by the employer, college, and student.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Prerequisites:DMSO2351,DSAE2337andDSAE2364;Corequisites:DSVT2200,DMSO2130andDSAE2335

DSAE 2403 - CARDIOVASCULAR CONCEPTS

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Anatomy,physiology,andpathophysiologyof thecardiovascularsystem.Focusesoncardiacandvascularstructuralanatomyandrelationships,electricalinnervation,embryology,andhemodynamicsoftheheartandvascularsystem.Includespathophysiology,etiology,pathology,signs,symptoms,riskfactors,andtreatmentofcardiovasculardiseases. Prerequisites:Admission to theprogram;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevel course (ENGL 1301), OR placement by test-ing;Corequisites:DMSO1210,DMSO1302andDSAE1360

DSVT 1265 - PRACTICUM II - DIAGNOSTIC MEDICAL SONOGRAPHY & ULTRASOUND TECHNICIAN

2Credits(14hrs.ext.)Practical,generalworkplacetrainingsupportedbyanindividualizedlearningplandeveloped by the employer, college, and student.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Prerequisites:DSVT1364, DSVT 2330 and DSVT 2418; Corequisite:DSVT2335

DSVT 1364 - PRACTICUM I - DIAGNOSTIC MEDICAL SONOGRAPHY & ULTRASOUND TECHNICIAN

3Credits(24hrs.ext.)Practical,generalworkplacetrainingsupportedbyanindividualizedlearningplandevelopedbytheemployer,college,andstudent.Re-quiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Prerequisites:AssociateofAppliedScience-DiagnosticMedicalSonographyandadmissiontothecertificateprogram;Corequisites:DSVT2330andDSVT2418

DSVT 2200 - VASCULAR TECHNOLOGY APPLICATIONS

2Credits(1hr.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Non-invasivevasculartechnology.Includes2-Dimaging,Doppler,plethys-mography,andsegmentalpressures.Emphasizespro-tocolsforperformingbasicvenousandarterialimagingandnon-imagingexams.Prerequisites:DMSO1367,2342and2351;Corequisites:DMSO2130,2245and2366ORDSAE2335,2365andDMSO2130

DSVT 2330 - NON-INVASIVE CEREBRAL VASCULAR EVALUATION

3 Credits (2 hrs. lec., 2 hrs. lab.) Non-invasivetechnologyfor theevaluationandquantificationofcerebrovasculardisease.Modalitiesincludecarotidduplex, periorbitalDoppler, and transcranialDop-pler. Prerequisites: Associate of Applied Science-DiagnosticMedical Sonographyandadmission tothe certificate program; Corequisites: DSVT 1364andDSVT2418

DSVT 2335 - ADVANCED NON-INVASIVE VASCULAR TECHNOLOGY

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Non-invasivevascularconcepts.Includesharmonics,contrast,powerDop-pler,digitalintraoperative,intravascular,abdominalvascular, graft surveillance, vascular interventions,andresearch.Emphasizesextensivereviewofcase



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DSVT 2418 - NON-INVASIVE PERIPHERAL VASCULAR EVALUATION

4 Credits (3 hrs. lec., 3 hrs. lab.) Application ofperipheralnon-invasivevasculartechnologyfortheevaluationandquantificationofperipheralvasculardiseases.Modalitiesincludevenousandarterialdu-plexandphysiologictesting.Prerequisites:AssociateofAppliedScience-DiagnosticMedicalSonographyandadmissiontothecertificateprogram;Corequisites:DSVT1364andDSVT2330

ECON 2301 - MACROECONOMICS

3Credits(3hrs. lec.)Astudyofmacroeconomicprinciples.Analysisofthemarketeconomy;nationalincomeaccounting;incomedetermination;stabili-zationpolicies:monetaryandfiscalpolicy;moneyandbanking;demandandsupply-sideeconomics;monetaristvs.Keynesianview;inflationtheoriessuchasdistinctionbetweendemand-pullandcost-pushtheories,Phillipscurveanalysis;labormarketanddeterminationofunemploymentrate.(4506015125)Prerequisites: ENGL 0305 AND ENGL 0307 or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Math0306

ECON 2302 - MICROECONOMICS

3 Credits (3 hrs. lec.) A study of micro-economicprinciples.Analysisoftheoriesofconsumerbehavior,production,cost;equilibriumanalysisinproductmar-ketsunderdifferentmarketstructures,suchasperfectcompetition, monopoly, monopolistic competition,oligopoly;cartelsandconglomeratemergers;antitrustpolicy,economicsofregulation;analysisofdifferenttypesoffactormarketsandfactorpricedetermination.(4506015125)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Math0306

ECRD 1211 - ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHY

2Credits (1 hr. lec.,2 hrs. lab.) Fundamentals ofcardiovascular anatomy and physiology. Includesbasicelectrocardiographyprocedures,interpretationofbasicdysrhythmias,andappropriatetreatmentmo-dalities.AdditionaltopicsmayincludespirometryandCPR/AEDandFirstAidtraining.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

EDUC 1300 - LEARNING FRAMEwORK

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Astudyofthe1)researchandtheoryinthepsychologyoflearning,cognition,andmotivation,2)factorsthatinfluencelearning,and3) application of learning strategies. Theoreticalmodelsofstrategiclearning,cognition,andmotiva-tionserveastheconceptualbasisforteachingandlearningstrategiesusedintheclassroom.Studentsareultimatelyexpectedtointegrateandapplythesetheoriesandlearningskillsdiscussed.ThiscourseservesastheLoneStarCollegefreshmanexperiencecourse.(4203015125)Prerequisite:None

EDUC 1301 - INTRODUCTION TO THE TEACHING PROFESSION

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Anintegratedpre-servicecourseandcontentexperiencethatisdesignedforundergraduatesinterestedinateachingcareer,especially in high need fields such as secondarymath and science education, bilingual education,andspecialeducation.Thecoursewillinclude16contacthoursoffieldexperienceinP–12classrooms.ThecoursecontentisdirectlyalignedwiththeStateBoardforEducatorCertificationPedagogyandPro-fessional Responsibilities standards. Students willstudy thecultureofschoolingandclassroomsfromtheperspectivesoflanguage,gender,socioeconomic,ethnic,anddisability-basedacademicdiversityandequity. (1301015109) Prerequisites: ENGL 0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

EDUC 1325 - PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICES OF MULTICULTURAL EDUCATION

3 Credits (3 hrs. lec.) An examination of culturaldiversityfoundinsocietyandreflectedintheclass-room. Topics include the study of major culturesand their influenceon lifestyle,behavior, learning,intercultural communication and teaching, as wellas psychological stressors encountered by diverseculturalgroups.(1301015109)Prerequisites:EDUC1301;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Math0310

EDUC 2301 - INTRODUCTION TO SPECIAL POPULATIONS

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Anenrichedinte-gratedpre-servicecourseandcontentexperiencethatprovidesanoverviewofteachingandclassroomsfromtheperspectivesoflanguage,gender,socioeconomic



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status,ethnicandacademicdiversityandequitywithanemphasisonfactorsthatfacilitatelearning.Thecoursewillinclude16contacthoursoffieldexperi-ence in P-12 classrooms with special populations.ThecoursecontentisdirectlyalignedwiththeStateBoardforEducatorCertificationPedagogyandPro-fessionalResponsibilitiesstandards.(1310015109)Prerequisites:EDUC1301ORdepartmentalapproval;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

EECT 1307 - CONVERGENCE TECHNOLOGIES

3 Credits (1 hr. lec., 4 hrs. lab.) A study of tele-communications convergent technologies includingtelephone,LAN,WAN,wireless,voice,video,andinternetprotocol. Prerequisites: ITSC1401;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

EECT 1371 - VOICE OVER INTERNET PROTOCOL

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Thiscourseaddressestheknowledgeandskillsnecessarytoinstall,maintainandrepairVoiceoverInternetprotocolcommunica-tions.Prerequisites:ITSC1401and1425;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

EECT 1391 - SPECIAL TOPICS


EECT 1403 - INTRODUCTION TO TELECOMMUNICATIONS

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Anoverviewofthetelecommunicationsindustry.Topicsincludethehistoryofthetelecommunicationsindustry,terminology,rulesandregulations,andindustrystandardsandproto-cols.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

EECT 1440 - TELECOMMUNICATIONS TRANSMISSION MEDIA

4Credits(3hrs. lec.,2hrs. lab.)Fundamentalsoftelecommunications media, including installation,

maintenance, and troubleshooting. Topics addressmediacharacteristicsandconnectorization.Prereq-uisites: Departmental approval; ENGL0305 ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

EECT 2380 - COOPERATIVE EDUCATION - ELECTRONIC AND COMMUNICATIONS ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY/TECHNICIAN

3Credits(1hr.lec.,20hrs.ext.)Career-relatedactivi-tiesencounteredinthestudent’sareaofspecializationofferedthroughanindividualizedagreementamongthecollege,employer,andstudent.Underthesuper-visionof thecollegeandtheemployer, thestudentcombinesclassroomlearningwithworkexperience.Includesalecturecomponent.Prerequisites:Comple-tionofallcoursesleadinguptothelastsemesteroftheprogramordepartmentalapproval;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytestingEECT 2430 - TELECOMMUNICATIONS SwITCHING

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Theoperationoftelecommunicationsswitchingequipmentandrelatedsoftware. Topics include installation, testing, main-tenance, and troubleshooting. Prerequisites: ITCC1402;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigher level course (ENGL 1301), OR placementbytesting

EECT 2439 - COMMUNICATIONS CIRCUITS

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Astudyofcommuni-cationssystemswithemphasisonamplitudemodula-tion,frequencymodulation,phasemodulation,anddigitalpulsemodulation.Discussionofseveraltypesofmodulators,demodulators,receivers,transmitters,and transceivers. Prerequisites:CETT1457;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

EECT 2440 - TELECOMMUNICATIONS CENTRAL OFFICE EQUIPMENT

4Credits (3hrs. lec.,2hrs. lab.)Anexaminationofthetheory,operationandmaintenanceofcentralofficetelecommunicationsequipment.Prerequisites:CPMT1445orITSC1425;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting



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ELMT 1302 - SOLAR PHOTOVOLTAIC SYSTEMS

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Designandinstallationofsolarphotovoltaicsystemsandtheirapplications.Prerequisite:None

ELMT 2433 - INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Devices,circuits,andsystemsprimarilyusedinautomatedmanufacturingand/orprocesscontrolincludingcomputercontrolsandinterfacingbetweenmechanical,electrical,elec-tronic,andcomputerequipment.Includespresentationofprogrammingschemes.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

ELMT 2437 - ELECTRONIC TROUBLESHOOTING, SERVICE, AND REPAIR

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)In-depthcoverageofelectronicsystems,maintenance,troubleshooting,andrepair.Topicsincludesymptomidentification,properrepairprocedures,repaircheckout,andpreventativemaintenance. Emphasis on safety and use of testequipment.Maybeofferedasacapstonecourse.Prerequisites:CETT1403and1405

ELPT 1311 - BASIC ELECTRICAL THEORY

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Anoverviewofthetheoryandpractice of electrical circuits including calculationsasappliedtoalternatinganddirectcurrent.Prereq-uisite:None

ELPT 1315 - ELECTRICAL CALCULATIONS I

3Credits (3hrs. lec.) Introduction tomathematicalapplicationsutilizedtosolveproblemsintheelectricalfield.Topicsincludefractions,decimals,percentages,simpleequations,ratioandproportion,unitconver-sions,andappliedgeometry.Prerequisite:None

ELPT 1321 - INTRODUCTION TO ELECTRICAL SAFETY AND TOOLS

3 Credits (4 hrs. lec.) A comprehensive overviewof safety rules and regulations and the selection,inspection, useandmaintenanceof common toolsforelectricians.Prerequisite:None

ELPT 1325 - NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE I

3Credits (3hrs. lec.)An introductorystudyof theNationalElectricCode(NEC)forthoseemployedinfieldsrequiringknowledgeoftheCode.Emphasison

wiringdesign,protection,methods,andmaterials;equipment forgeneraluse;andbasiccalculations.Prerequisite:None

ELPT 1364 - FIELD EXPERIENCE - ELECTRICAL AND POwER TRANSMISSION INSTALLATION/INSTALLER, GENERAL

3Credits(21hrs.ext.)Practical,generalworkplacetrainingsupportedbyanindividualizedlearningplandeveloped by the employer, college, and student.Prerequisite:Departmentalapproval

ELPT 1429 - RESIDENTIAL wIRING

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Wiringmethodsforsinglefamilyandmulti-familydwellings.Includesloadcalculation,serviceentrancesizing,properground-ing techniques, and associated safety procedures.Prerequisite:ELPT1325

ELPT 1445 - COMMERCIAL wIRING

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Commercialwiringmethods. Includes overcurrent protection, racewaypanelboardinstallation,propergroundingtechniques,and associated safety procedures. Prerequisite:None

ELPT 2325 - NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE II

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)In-depthcoverageoftheNationalElectricalCode(NEC) for thoseemployedinfieldsrequiringknowledgeoftheCode.Emphasisonwir-ingprotectionandmethods,specialconditions,andadvancedcalculations.Prerequisite:ELPT1325

EMSP 1160 - CLINICAL - BASIC EMT

1 Credit (5 hrs. ext.) A health-related work-basedlearningexperiencethatenablesthestudenttoapplyspecializedoccupationaltheory,skills,andconcepts.Directsupervisionisprovidedbytheclinicalprofes-sional.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Prerequisites:ENGL0304orENGL0339ANDENGL0306or0355or0374,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Math0306;Corequisite:EMSP1501

EMSP 1161 - CLINICAL - EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES PARAMEDIC I

1 Credit (5 hrs. ext.) A health-related work-basedlearningexperiencethatenablesthestudenttoapplyspecializedoccupationaltheory,skills,andconcepts.



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Directsupervisionisprovidedbytheclinicalprofes-sional.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Prerequisites:EMSP1160and1501;ENGL0304orENGL0339ANDENGL0306or0355or0374,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0306;Corequisites:EMSP1356,and2348

EMSP 1162 - CLINICAL - EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES - PARAMEDIC II

1 Credit (6 hrs. ext.) A health-related work-basedlearningexperiencethatenablesthestudenttoapplyspecializedoccupationaltheory,skills,andconcepts.Directsupervisionisprovidedbytheclinicalprofes-sional.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Prerequisites:EMSP1161;ENGL0304orENGL0339ANDENGL0306 or 0355 or 0374, OR higher level course(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting,MATH0306;Corequisites:EMSP1355

EMSP 1338 - INTRODUCTION TO ADVANCED PRACTICE

3Credits(3hrs.lec.,1hr.lab.)Anexplorationofthefoundationsnecessaryformasteryoftheadvancedtopicsofclinicalpracticeoutofthehospital.Prereq-uisites:EMSP1160AND1501,ORcurrentEMT-Bcertification;ENGL0304orENGL0339ANDENGL0306 or 0355 or 0374, OR higher level course(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0306

EMSP 1355 - TRAUMA MANAGEMENT

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Adetailedstudyof theknowledgeandskills in theassessmentandmanagementofpatientswithtraumaticinjuries.Pre-requisites:ENGL0304orENGL0339ANDENGL0306 or 0355 or 0374, OR higher level course(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0306;Corequisites:EMSP1162

EMSP 1356 - PATIENT ASSESSMENT AND AIRwAY MANAGEMENT

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Adetailedstudyoftheknowledgeandskillsrequiredtoperformpatientassessmentandairwaymanagement.Prerequisites:EMSP1160AND1501,ORcurrentEMT-Bcertifica-tion;ENGL0304orENGL0339ANDENGL0306or0355or0374,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0306;Corequisites:EMSP1161and2348

EMSP 1501 - EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN - BASIC

5Credits (3 hrs. lec., 6 hrs. lab.) Preparation forcertification as an Emergency Medical Technician(EMT)-Basic.Includesalltheskillsnecessarytopro-videemergencymedicalcareatabasiclifesupportlevelwithanemergencyserviceorotherspecializedservices.Prerequisites:ENGL0304orENGL0339ANDENGL0306or0355or0374,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0306;Corequisite:EMSP1160

EMSP 2143 - ASSESSMENT BASED MANAGEMENT

1Credit (3 hrs. lab.)A capstone course coveringcomprehensive, assessment based patient caremanagement. Includes specific care when dealingwith pediatric, adult, geriatric, and special-needspatients.Prerequisites:EMSP2160;ENGL0304orENGL0339ANDENGL0306or0355or0374,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0306;Corequisite:EMSP2361

EMSP 2160 - CLINICAL - PARAMEDIC III

1 Credit (6 hrs. ext.) A health-related work-basedlearningexperiencethatenablesthestudenttoapplyspecializedoccupationaltheory,skills,andconcepts.Directsupervisionisprovidedbytheclinicalprofes-sional.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Prerequisites:EMSP1162;ENGL0304orENGL0339ANDENGL0306 or 0355 or 0374, OR higher level course(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0306;Corequisites:EMSP2330and2434

EMSP 2300 - METHODS OF TEACHING - EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICE

3Credits (3 hrs. lec.) Instruction in adult learningmethodology for instructors of emergency medicalservices.Prerequisites:EMSP1160and1501;ENGL0304orENGL0339ANDENGL0306or0355or0374,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0306

EMSP 2330 - SPECIAL POPULATIONS

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Adetailedstudyoftheknowledgeandskillsnecessarytoassessandmanageillorinjuredpatientsindiversepopulations.Prerequisites: EMSP 1162; ENGL 0304 or ENGL0339ANDENGL0306or0355or0374,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0306;Corequisites:EMSP2160and2434



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EMSP 2338 - EMS OPERATIONS

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Adetailedstudyof the knowledge and skills to safely manage thesceneofanemergency.Prerequisites:ENGL0304orENGL0339ANDENGL0306or0355or0374,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0306

EMSP 2348 - EMERGENCY PHARMACOLOGY

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Acomprehensivecoursecoveringallaspectsoftheutilizationofmedi-cations in treatingemergency situations.Course isdesignedtocomplimentcardiology,specialpopula-tions,andmedicalemergencycourses.Prerequisites:EMSP1160,1501,or current EMT-B certification;ENGL0304orENGL0339ANDENGL0306or0355or0374,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0306;Corequisites:EMSP1161and1356

EMSP 2352 - EMS RESEARCH

3 Credits (3 hrs. lec.) Primary and/or secondaryresearch in current and emerging issues in EMS.Basicresearchprinciples,scientificinquiry,andinter-pretationofprofessionalliteratureareemphasized.Prerequisites:EMSP1160and1501;ENGL0304orENGL0339ANDENGL0306or0355or0374,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0306

EMSP 2359 - EMS SUPERVISION MANAGEMENT

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Instruction,literaryreview,groupdiscussion,andcasestudyontopicspertinenttotheemergencymedicalservice(EMS)fieldsupervisorormanager.Prerequisites:EMSP1160and1501;ENGL0304orENGL0339ANDENGL0306or0355or0374,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0306

EMSP 2361 - CLINICAL - EMS

3Credits(15hrs.ext.)Ahealth-relatedwork-basedlearningexperiencethatenablesthestudenttoapplyspecializedoccupationaltheory,skills,andconcepts.Directsupervisionisprovidedbytheclinicalprofes-sional.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Prerequisites:EMSP2160;ENGL0304orENGL0339ANDENGL0306 or 0355 or 0374, OR higher level course(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0306

EMSP 2434 - MEDICAL EMERGENCIES

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Adetailedstudyof theknowledgeandskills in theassessmentandmanagementofpatientswithmedicalemergencies.Prerequisites: EMSP 1162; ENGL 0304 or ENGL0339ANDENGL0306or0355or0374,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0306;Corequisites:EMSP2160and2330

EMSP 2444 - CARDIOLOGY

4Credits (3hrs. lec.,3hrs. lab.)Assessmentandmanagementofpatientswithcardiacemergencies.Includes single and multi-lead ECG interpretation.Prerequisites: EMSP 1162; ENGL 0304 or ENGL0339 AND ENGL 0306 or 0355 or 0374, ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0306

ENGL 0110 - READING LAB

1Credit(2hrs.lab.)Thisisanindividualized,lab-basedcourse.ThecourseisdesignedtoreviewthesixreadingskillscoveredbytheTHEACertificationForm.Thetopicsincludebasicreadingandcriticalreadingskills.Thiscoursecarriesinstitutionalcreditbut will not transfer and will not be used to meetdegree requirements. (3201085212) Prerequisite:Placementbytesting

ENGL 0111 - DEVELOPMENTAL READING REVIEw

1credit(1hr.lec.)Thiscourseisestablishedtoaccom-modatestudentsdesiringindividualizedremediationindevelopmentalreadingandisopentothosestudentswhohaveborderlinecollege-level readingskillsasmeasured by an academic assessment instrumentrecognizedbyLSCS(Seeanacademicadvisorforspecificassessmentscorerequirements).Thecoursemaybedeliveredinatraditionalorhybridformat,withasignificantindependentstudycomponent.Asaresult,studentsmustbeabletothriveinaself-directedstudyenvironment.StudentsinENGL0111mustretestcollege-readyinreadingonanacademicassessmentinstrument recognizedbyLSCSbeforeprogressingintoanycourserequiringcollege-levelreadingskills.Students who fail to retest at the college level inreadingwillberequiredtoregisterforENGL0305.Thiscoursecannotberepeated.Thiscoursecarriesinstitutionalcreditbutwillnottransfernorbeusedtomeetdegreerequirements.(3201015212)Prerequi-site:ENGL0307or0356ORplacementbytesting



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1credit(1hr.lec.)Thiscourseisestablishedtoaccom-modatestudentsdesiringindividualizedremediationindevelopmentalwritingandisopentothosestudentswho have borderline college-level writing skills asmeasured by an academic assessment instrumentrecognizedbyLSCS(Seeanacademicadvisorforspecificassessmentscorerequirements).Thecoursemaybedeliveredinatraditionalorhybridformat,withasignificantindependentstudycomponent.Asaresult,studentsmustbeabletothriveinaself-directedstudyenvironment.StudentsinENGL0112mustretestcollege-readyinwriting(essayandobjectivewriting)onanacademicassessment instrument recognizedbyLSCSbeforeprogressingintoanycourserequir-ingcollege-levelwritingskills.StudentswhofailtoretestatthecollegelevelinwritingwillberequiredtoregisterforENGL0307.Thiscoursecannotberepeated.Thiscoursecarriesinstitutionalcreditbutwillnottransfernorbeusedtomeetdegreerequire-ments.(3201015212)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ORplacementbytesting

ENGL 0113 - wRITING LAB

1Credit(2hrs.lab.)Thisisanindividualized,lab-basedcourse.ThiscourseisdesignedtoreviewtheTHEAwriting skills includingfiveediting skillsandthe process for writing an impromptu essay. Thiscoursecarriesinstitutionalcreditbutwillnottransferandwillnotbeusedtomeetdegreerequirements.(3201085312)Prerequisite:Placementbytesting

ENGL 0303 - BASIC COMMUNICATIONS

3Credits(3hrs.lec.,1hr.lab.)Abasicskillscoursedesignedtoimprovereadingandwritingabilityinavarietyofrelevantcontexts.Thiscoursefocusesonphoneticandwordanalysisskills,vocabulary,literalcomprehension, transitions, and context clues. Thecourse includes interpretation of factual material,identificationofmainideasandsupportingdetails,the relationship of meaning to grammatical form,anddictionaryskills.Sentencewritingisrequiredtocompletevariedreadingactivities.Studentssuccess-fullycompletingthiscoursewillbepreparedforENGL0304andENGL0306.Thiscoursewillnottransferandwillnotbeusedtomeetdegreerequirements.Prerequisite:Placementbytesting

ENGL 0304 - DEVELOPMENTAL READING I

3Credits(3hrs.lec.,1hrs.lab.)Abasicreadingcoursedesignedtoimprovereadingefficiencythroughwordanalysisskills,vocabulary,comprehensionandrate.

Sentence/paragraphwritingisrequiredtocomple-ment extensive and varied reading activities. Thiscoursecarriesinstitutionalcreditbutwillnottransferandwillnotbeusedtomeetdegreerequirements.(3201085212)Prerequisite:Placementbytesting

ENGL 0305 - DEVELOPMENTAL READING II

3Credits (3hrs. lec.,1hr. lab.)Adevelopmentalreadingcoursecontinuingtheinstructionandreinforce-mentofthoseskillstaughtinENGL0304andENGL0339.Emphasisisonlearninghigherlevelreadingskillsrequiredforcollegereadingassignments.Shortparagraphwritingisrequiredtocomplementsomereadingactivities.Thiscoursecarriesinstitutionalcreditbutwillnottransferandwillnotbeusedtomeetdegreerequirements. (3201085212) Prerequisite: ENGL0304ORENGL0339ORplacementbytesting

ENGL 0306 - DEVELOPMENTAL wRITING I

3 Credits (3 hrs. lec., 1 hr. lab.) The first of twodevelopmentalwritingcoursesdesignedtoimprovethe student’s basic writing skills. Class activitiesandlabassignmentswillbeusedtoproduceclarityandprecisioninsentenceandparagraphstructure.Specificcoursetopicsincludeanintroductiontothewritingprocessandareviewofgrammar,usageandmechanics.Thiscoursecarriesinstitutionalcreditbutwillnottransferandwillnotbeusedtomeetdegreerequirements.(3201085312)Prerequisite:Placementbytesting

ENGL 0307 - DEVELOPMENTAL wRITING II

3Credits(3hrs.lec.,1hr.lab.)Thesecondcourseinthedevelopmentalwritingcoursesequencedesignedforthosestudentswithastrongerbackgroundingrammarskillswhoneedfurtherhelpdevelopingparagraphsandshortthemes.Labworkwillbeassignedtorein-forceclassactivities.Thiscoursecarriesinstitutionalcreditbutwillnottransferandwillnotbeusedtomeetdegree requirements. (3201085312) Prerequisite:ENGL0306or0374orplacementbytesting

ENGL 0308 - LANGUAGE SKILLS wORKSHOP

3Credits(3hrs.lec.,1hr.lab.)Thiscourserefinestheuseofcommunicationskillsnecessaryforpersonal,academic,andbusinesscommunication.Itincorpo-ratesnegotiatedstudent/instructor-generatedcontentandaccommodatesindividualgoalsinaworkshopformat.Open labavailable.Thiscoursecarries in-stitutionalcreditbutwillnottransferandmaynotbeusedtomeetdegreerequirements.(3201085412)Prerequisite:Placementbyexam



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ENGL 0310 - PRE-COMPOSITION AND RHETORIC

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Thisisanindividualizedlec-ture/labbasedcoursedesignedtopreparestudentsforCompositionandRhetoricI.Topicsincludebasicreadingand criticalwriting skills. Studentswill beexpected towritecompositionssimilar to thoseas-signed inComposition and Rhetoric I. This coursecarries institutional credit but will not transfer andmay not be used to meet degree requirements.(3201085412)Prerequisite:Placementbyexamorinstructorrecommendation

ENGL 0361 - ESOL READING 1

3Credits(3hrs.lec.,1hr.lab.)InthiscoursebeginningEnglish-languagestudentsdevelopbasicreadingandvocabularyskills.Materialsarevocabulary-controlledand based on concrete topics. Students practicereadingandcomprehendingsimpleshortstoriesandarticles,writing related sentences,anddevelopingbasiclibraryskills.Focusisonliteralcomprehensionand developing a personally relevant vocabularybase.StudentswhoenrollinthiscourseshouldhavebasicliteracyskillsintheirnativelanguageandbefamiliarwithRomanscript.Thiscoursecarriesin-stitutionalcreditbutwillnottransferandmaynotbeusedtomeetdegreerequirements.(3201085212)Prerequisite:Placementbyexam


3Credits(3hrs.lec.,1hr.lab.)InthiscourseEnglish-languagestudentscontinuetodevelopthereadingandvocabularyskillsnecessaryforpersonal,academic,andprofessionalpurposesusingmaterialsbasedonhighinteresttopics.Thecourseincludespracticeinreading and comprehending multi-paragraph de-scriptiveandnarrativearticles,stories,reports,anddictionaryentries.Focusisonliteralcomprehension,word analysis, vocabulary expansion, dictionaryskills, and the use of library resources. Writing isrequiredtocomplementvariedreadingactivities.Thiscoursecarriesinstitutionalcreditbutwillnottransferandmaynotbeusedtomeetdegreerequirements.(3201085612)Prerequisite:ENGL0361orplace-mentbyexam


(3hrs.lec.,1hr.lab.)ThiscoursecontinuestodevelopEnglish-languagestudents’readingandvocabularyskills forpersonal,academicandprofessionalpur-posesusingawidevarietyoftexttypesandtopics.The course includes extensive practice in reading

andcomprehendingmulti-pagearticles,narratives,reports, editorials, opinion essays, and referencematerials,andwritingrelatedresponses.Focusisoninterpretationoffactualmaterial,drawinginferencesandconclusions,andparaphrasingandsummarizingselectedpassages.Writingisrequiredtocomplementreadingactivities.Thiscoursecarriesinstitutionalcreditbutwill not transferandmaynotbeused tomeetdegree requirements. (3201085612) Prerequisite:ENGL0362orplacementbyexam

ENGL 0371 - ESOL wRITING 1

3Credits(3hrs.lec.,1hr.lab.)Inthiscoursebegin-ningEnglish-languagestudentsdevelop,practiceandapplythebasicstructuresofEnglishtoperformsimplewritingtasks.Studentswhoenrollinthiscourseshouldhavebasicliteracyskillsintheirnativelanguageandbe familiar with Roman script. This course carriesinstitutionalcreditbutwillnottransferandmaynotbeusedtomeetdegreerequirements.(3201085712)Prerequisite:Placementbyexam


3Credits(3hrs.lec.,1hr.lab.)InthiscourseEnglish-languagestudentsincreaseproficiencyinthewritingskillsnecessary forbasicpersonal,academic,andprofessional communication. Students use processwriting techniques towritesimpleparagraphsandgainmasteryintheuseofthebasicstructuresofthelanguage.Thiscoursecarriesinstitutionalcreditbutwillnottransferandmaynotbeusedtomeetdegreerequirements. (3201085712) Prerequisite: ENGL0371orplacementbyexam


3Credits(3hrs.lec.,1hr.lab.)ThiscoursecontinuestodevelopEnglish-language students’writing skillsforpersonal,academicandprofessionalpurposes.Studentsusemoresophisticatedgrammarstructuresinwritingwell-developedparagraphsusingprocesswriting techniques. This course carries institutionalcreditbutwillnottransferandmaynotbeusedtomeetdegree requirements. (3201085712) Prerequisite:ENGL0372orplacementbyexam


3Credits(3hrs.lec.,1hr.lab.)Inthiscoursestudentsincorporate increasingly sophisticated grammarandvocabularyintolongerpiecesofwritingusingprocesswritingtechniquesappropriateforpersonal,academic,professionalwrittencommunication.This



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3Credits(3hrs.lec.,1hr.lab.)InthiscoursebeginningEnglish-languagestudentslearnthekeyvocabularyand structures necessary for adequate basic oralcommunication.StudentsrefinelisteningandspeakingskillsandincreasecontroloftheEnglishsoundsystemtominimizemiscommunicationduetopronunciation.Studentswhoenrollinthiscourseshouldhavebasicliteracyskillsintheirnativelanguageandbefamiliarwith Roman script. This course carries institutionalcreditbutwillnottransferandmaynotbeusedtomeetdegree requirements. (3201085512) Prerequisite:Placementbyexam

ENGL 0382 - ESOL ORAL COMMUNICATION 2

3Credits(3hrs.lec.,1hr.lab.)InthiscourseEnglish-languagestudentsincreaseproficiencyinthespokenlanguagenecessaryforbasicpersonal,academic,andprofessionalcommunication.Studentscommuni-catewithagrowingdegreeoffluency,usingnewlyacquiredvocabularywithsomedegreeofaccuracy,andmasterbasiclanguagefunctions.Studentsacquireandpracticestrategiesforcomprehendingstatementsandshortspokenpassages.Thiscoursecarriesinsti-tutionalcreditbutwillnot transferandmaynotbeusedtomeetdegreerequirements.(3201085512)Prerequisite:ENGL0381orplacementbyexam


3Credits(3hrs.lec.,1hr.lab.)ThiscoursecontinuestoprovidedynamiccommunicativepracticeforEnglish-languagestudents.Studentsincreasetheirdegreeoffluency, accuracy, and comprehension in listeningandspeakingskillsnecessaryforpersonal,academic,andprofessionalcommunication.Theydevelopskillsatusingfunctionallanguageinavarietyofrelevantcontexts. This course carries institutional credit butwillnottransferandmaynotbeusedtomeetdegreerequirements. (3201085512) Prerequisite: ENGL0382orplacementbyexam


3Credits(3hrs.lec.,1hr.lab.)Inthiscoursestudentsuse sophisticated grammar structures and precisevocabularyinspeakingandareabletocomprehendshort lecturesorpresentationsonavarietyofaca-

demic,business,orsocialtopics.Thiscoursecarriesinstitutionalcreditbutwillnottransferandmaynotbeusedtomeetdegreerequirements.(3201095412)Prerequisite:ENGL0383orplacementbyexam

ENGL 1301 - COMPOSITION AND RHETORIC I

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Amulti-paragraphcompositioncourse,includinglanguagestudyandthemechanicsof writing, with examples from selected readings.Studentsmayberequiredtoachieveadepartmentallyapprovedscoreonaproficiencytestbeforecreditforthecoursemaybeawarded.(2304015112)Prereq-uisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORplacementbytesting

ENGL 1302 - COMPOSITION AND RHETORIC II

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)AcontinuationofENGL1301withanemphasisoncriticalpapers,culminatinginatermpaperorpapers.Readingsinprose,poetry,anddrama.(2304015112)Prerequisite:ENGL1301

ENGL 2307 - CREATIVE wRITING I

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Abriefstudyofcreativegenressuchaspoetry,essay,andshortfiction.Practiceinoriginal composition. Designed as a humanitieselectivecourseforstudentsinterestedinimaginativewriting.BothENGL2307andENGL2308mayapplytowardgraduation.(2305015112)Prerequisite:SixhoursofEnglishordepartmentalapproval

ENGL 2308 - CREATIVE wRITING II

3 Credits (3 hrs. lec.) Practical experience in thetechniques of imaginative writing and its publica-tion.Mayincludefiction,creativenon-fiction,poetry,drama,and/oressay.BothENGL2307andENGL2308mayapplytowardgraduation.(2305015112)Prerequisite:6hoursofEnglishcredit

ENGL 2311 - TECHNICAL COMMUNICATIONS

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Thewritingoftechnicalpapers,reports, proposals, progress reports and descrip-tions.Thecoursealsobrieflycoversoralreporting.(2311015112)Prerequisites:ENGL1301

ENGL 2322 - SURVEY OF BRITISH LITERATURE - ANGLO SAXON TIMES TO MID-18TH CENTURY

3Credits (3hrs. lec.)A surveyof the literatureofGreatBritainfromAnglo-Saxontimestomid-eighteenthcentury. (2308015112)Prerequisites:ENGL1301and1302



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3 Credits (3 hrs. lec.) A survey of literature ofGreatBritain frommid-eighteenthcentury to thepresent.(2308015112)Prerequisites:ENGL1301and1302

ENGL 2327 - SURVEY OF AMERICAN LITERATURE - COLONIAL TO CIVIL wAR

3Credits(3hrs. lec.)AsurveyofmajorAmericanauthors from the colonial period to theCivilWar.Figures covered include Edwards, Franklin, Irving,Cooper,Poe,Hawthorne,Melville,Emerson,ThoreauandWhitman.(2307015112)Prerequisites:ENGL1301and1302

ENGL 2328 - SURVEY OF AMERICAN LITERATURE - CIVIL wAR TO THE PRESENT

3Credits(3hrs. lec.)AsurveyofmajorAmericanauthors from the Civil War to the present. Move-mentscoveredincluderealism,thejazzage,andthemoderns.RepresentativefiguresareTwain,Howells,James,Hemingway,Fitzgerald,FaulknerandEliot.(2307015112)Prerequisites:ENGL1301and1302

ENGL 2332 - SURVEY OF wORLD LITERATURE - ANCIENT TIMES TO MID-17TH CENTURY

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Asurveyofworldliteraturefromancienttimestothemid-seventeenthcentury.(1601045213) Prerequisites: ENGL 1301 and1302

ENGL 2333 - SURVEY OF wORLD LITERATURE - MID 17TH CENTURY TO THE PRESENT

3Credits (3hrs. lec.)A surveyofworld literaturefrom the mid-seventeenth century to the present.(1601045213)Prerequisites:ENGL1301and1302

ENGL 2341 - FORMS OF LITERATURE

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Thestudyofoneormoreliterarygenresincluding,butnot limitedto,poetry,fiction,drama,andfilm.Otherformsmightincludemythicandreligiouswriting,autobiographiesandmemoirs,and polemics. Readings vary. Instructors are freetochoosetheirownemphasis.Only6credithourscanbetakenfromENGL2341,2342,and2343.(1601045113)Prerequisites:ENGL1301and1302

ENGL 2342 - FORMS OF LITERATURE I

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Onesemesterofatwo-semestercourseonliteraryforms.Thiscourseexaminesagenre,oracombinationofgenres,ingreaterdepththandoestheonesemestercourse,ENGL2341.Instructorsarefreetochoosetheirownemphasis.Theliterarygenreorgenrestaughtinthiscourseemphasizethemulti-culturalcompetencies.(1601045113)Prerequisites:ENGL1301and1302

ENGL 2343 - FORMS OF LITERATURE II

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Onesemesterofatwo-semestercourse on literary forms. This course may expandtreatmentofagenreorgenresstudiedinENGL2342and/ormayincludeagenreorgenresnotstudiedinENGL2342. Instructorsare free tochoose theirownemphasis.Theliterarygenreorgenrestaughtinthiscourseemphasizethemulticulturalcompetencies.(1601045113)Prerequisites:ENGL1301and1302

ENGL 2351 - MEXICAN-AMERICAN LITERATURE

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)AsurveyofMexican-Americanliteraturefromitsoriginstothepresentcoveringthemajor literarygenres - theessay,epicpoetry, lyricpoetry,theshortstory,novel,drama,andfolkliterature.(0502035525)Prerequisites:ENGL1301and1302

ENGL 2389 - ACADEMIC COOPERATIVE IN COMPOSITION

3Credits (1hr. lec.,4hrs.ext.)Trainingprogramandinternshipforpeerwritingtutorswhoworkwithstudentwritersinthewritingcenterinthecollegelearn-ingcenter.(2401035212)Prerequisite:ENGL1301

ENGR 1201 - INTRODUCTION TO ENGINEERING

2Credits(2hrs.lec.)Anintroductiontothefieldofengineering.Studentswilllearnaboutengineeringcareers, teamwork, engineering design, successin college, the teaching & learning process, andprofessionaldevelopment.Theclasswillalsoservetopreparestudentsformoreadvancedengineeringcoursework. (1401015110) Prerequisites: ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

ENGR 1304 - FOUNDATIONS OF ENGINEERING I

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Introductiontotheengineeringprofession,ethicsanddisciplines;devel-opmentofskillsinteamwork;problemsolving,logic



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processing,designanddrawing;emphasisoncom-puterapplicationsandCADtools.(1513015111)Pre-requisite:MATH2412;Corequisite:ENGL1301

ENGR 1305 - FOUNDATIONS OF ENGINEERING II

3Credits (2hrs. lec.,4hrs. lab.)Developmentofskills in problem solving, design, analysis, estima-tion,andteamwork;utilizationofcomputertoolsfordocumentationandpresentation;introductiontologicprocessingandcomputerprogramming;introductiontoaccountingandconservationprinciplesinengineeringsciences.(1513015111)Prerequisites:ENGR1304andMATH2413

ENGR 2301 - ENGINEERING MECHANICS I

3Credits(3hrs. lec.)Staticsofparticlesandrigidbodies,freebodydiagrams,centroids,centerofgravityanddistributedloads,structuralanalysisoftrussesandframes,internalforcesandmomentsinbeamsandcables,friction,momentsofinertia.(1411015210)Prerequisites:PHYS2425andMATH2414

ENTC 1343 - STATICS

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Explanationofforcesactingonstructurestocreateequilibrium.Includestheconceptsoffriction,moments,couples,centroids,andmomentofinertia.Prerequisite:MATH1316

ENTC 1423 - STRENGTH OF MATERIALS

4 Credits (3 hrs. lec., 3 hrs. lab.) Introduces therelationshipbetweenexternallyappliedforcesandinternallyinducedstressesandtheresultingdeforma-tionsinstructuralmembers.Prerequisite:ENTC1343

ENTC 2380 - COOPERATIVE EDUCATION - ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY/TECHNICIAN, GEN.

3Credits(1hr.lec.,20hrs.ext.)Career-relatedactivi-tiesencounteredinthestudent’sareaofspecializationofferedthroughanindividualizedagreementamongthecollege,employer,andstudent.Underthesuper-visionof thecollegeandtheemployer, thestudentcombinesclassroomlearningwithworkexperience.Includesalecturecomponent.Prerequisites:Comple-tionofallEngineeringDesignGraphicsTechnologyassociatedegreetechnicalcourserequirementsanddepartmentapproval;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

ENVR 1401 - ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE I

4Credits (3hrs. lec.,3hrs. lab.) Interdisciplinarystudyofbothnatural (biology,chemistry,geology)andsocial (economics,politics,ethics) sciencesastheyapplytotheenvironment.Focusisontheroleofscienceinaddressingglobalenvironmentalconcerns.Conceptsincludeethics,policy,matter,energy,spe-ciesbiodiversity,ecology,humanpopulations,foodandagriculture.Practicallaboratoryexperienceem-phasizestheapplicationoffundamentalprinciplesofbiologyandchemistryaswellascriticalthinkingandanalysis.Labrequired.(0301035201)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0308

ENVR 1402 - ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE II

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Continuedinterdis-ciplinary studyofbothnatural (biology, chemistry,geology) and social (economics, politics, ethics)sciences as they apply to the environment. Focusonenergyissues,globalwarming,ozoneloss,landuse, conservation and management of resources,deforestation, biodiversity, waste, and sustainablepractices.Labrequired.(0301035201)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0308

ETwR 1302 - INTRODUCTION TO TECHNICAL wRITING

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Introductiontotheprinciples,techniques,andskillsneededforscientific,technical,andbusinesswriting.Prerequisite:None

FIRS 1301 - FIREFIGHTER CERTIFICATION I

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Anintroductiontofirefightersafetyanddevelopment.TopicsincludeTexasCommissiononFireProtectionRulesandRegulations,firefighter safety, fire science, personal protectiveequipment,selfcontainedbreathingapparatus,andfirereportsandrecords.Prerequisites:AdmissiontotheFireScienceTechnologyprogram;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

FIRS 1313 - FIREFIGHTER CERTIFICATION III

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fundamentaldevelopmentofbasicfirefighter skills.Prerequisites: ENGL 0305 AND ENGL 0307 or0356, OR higher level course (ENGL 1301), ORplacementbytesting

FIRS 1319 - FIREFIGHTER CERTIFICATION IV

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Astudyofequip-ment,tactics,andproceduresusedinforcibleentry,ventilation, salvage,andoverhaul. Preparation forcertificationasabasicfirefighter.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

FIRS 1329 - FIREFIGHTER CERTIFICATION VI

3Credits(2hrs. lec.,3hrs. lab.)Thestudyoffireinspectiontechniquesandpractices,publictranspor-tation,firecausedetermination.Topics includefireprotection systems, wildland fire, and pre-incidentplanning.Preparationforcertificationasabasicfire-fighter.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

FIRS 1407 - FIREFIGHTER CERTIFICATION II

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Thestudyofbasicprinciplesandskilldevelopmentinhandlingfireser-vicehoseandladders.Topicsincludethedistributionsystemofwatersupply,basicbuildingconstruction,andemergencyservicecommunication,procedures,andequipment.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

FIRS 1423 - FIREFIGHTER CERTIFICATION V

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Thestudyofropesandknots, rescueproceduresand techniques,andhazardousmaterials.Preparationforcertificationasabasicfirefighter.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

FIRS 1433 - FIREFIGHTER CERTIFICATION VII

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Simulatedemergencyoperationsandhands-onlivefiretrainingexercises,incident management procedures, and combinedoperations using proper extinguishing methods.Emphasisonsafety.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

FIRS 2344 - DRIVER/OPERATOR-PUMPER

3 Credits (2 hrs. lec., 3 hrs. lab.) Principles andtechniquesoffireapparatusoperationsandtheories.SatisfiescurriculumandtraininghourrecommendationfortheTexasCommissiononFireProtectiondriver/operator-pumper. Prerequisites: ENGL 0305 ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

FIRT 1171 - FIREFIGHTER AGILITY AND FITNESS PREPARATION

1Credit(3hrs.lab.)Thiscourseincludesthestudyofphysicalagilitytestingmethodsandrigorouslytrainsindividualsinskillsandtechniquesneededintypicalentryleveltesting.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Corequisites:FIRS1301,FIRS1407,FIRS1313andFIRS1319

FIRT 1303 - FIRE ARSON INVESTIGATION I

3 Credits (3 hrs. lec.) In-depth study of basic fireandarsoninvestigationpractices.Emphasisonfirebehaviorprinciplesrelatedtofirecauseandorigindetermination.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

FIRT 1305 - PUBLIC EDUCATION PROGRAMS

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Preparationoffirefightersandfireofficerstodeveloppublicfiresafetyawareness.Emphasisonimplementationoffireandpublicsafetyprogramsinanefforttoreducethelossoflife.Pre-requisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

FIRT 1307 - FIRE PREVENTION CODES

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Studyoflocalbuildingandfirepreventioncodes.Emphasisonfirepreventioninspec-tions,practices,andprocedures.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

FIRT 1315 - HAZARDOUS MATERIALS I

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Studyofthechemicalcharac-teristics and behavior of various materials. Topicsincludestorage,transportation,handlinghazardousemergencysituations,andthemosteffectivemethodsofhazardmitigation.Prerequisites:ENGL0305AND



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FIRT 1319 - FIRE FIGHTER HEALTH & SAFETY

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Studyoffirefighteroccupationalsafetyandhealthinemergencyandnon-emergencysituations. Prerequisites: ENGL 0305 AND ENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

FIRT 1327 - BUILDING CONSTRUCTION IN THE FIRE SERVICE

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Componentsofbuildingcon-structionthatrelatetofireandlifesafety.Focusesonfirefightersafety.Includesrelationshipofelementsofconstruction and design of structures to inspectingbuildings,preplanningfireoperations,andoperat-ingatemergencies.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

FIRT 1338 - FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEMS

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Designandoperationoffiredetectionandalarmsystems,heatandsmokecontrolsystems, special protection and sprinkler systems,water supply for fire protection, and portable fireextinguishers.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting FIRT 1342 - FIRE OFFICER I

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)RequirementsforFireOfficerIcertificationasestablishedbytheTexasCommissiononFireProtection.FireofficerIisaTexasCommissiononFireProtectioncoursethattrainsstudentstomeetthejobperformancelevelsofFirefighter2asdefinedinNFPA101,StandardforFireFighterprofessionalQualifications,andFireInstructor1asdefinedinNFPA1041,StandardforFireServiceInstructorProfessionalQualifications.ThiscourseisapprovedbytheTexasCommissiononFireProtection,preparingstudentstotakethecertificationexam.Prerequisite:FIRT2305

FIRT 1343 - FIRE OFFICER II

RequirementsforFireOfficerIIcertificationasestab-lishedbytheTexasCommissiononFireProtection.AFireOfficerIIisamidlevelsupervisorwhoperformsbothsupervisoryandfirstlinemanagerialfunctionswhohasmetallthejobperformanceandcertificationrequirementsoffireofficer1asdefinedinNFPA1021,StandardforFireOfficerprofessionalqualifications.

ThiscourseisapprovedbytheTexasCommissiononFireProtection,preparingstudentstotakethecertifica-tionexam.Prerequisite:ENGL0305andFIRT1342

FIRT 1345 - HAZARDOUS MATERIALS II

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)In-depthstudyofmitigationprac-ticesandtechniquestoeffectivelycontrolhazardousmaterialspillsandleaks.Prerequisite:FIRT1315

FIRT 2171 - FIREFIGHTER AGILITY AND FITNESS PREPARATION II

1Credit(3hrs. lab.)FirefighterAgilityandFitnessPreparationIIisacontinuationofFirefighterAgilityandFitnessPreparationIandincludescircuittraining,sports conditioning,body toning, interval training,andthestudyofphysicalagilitytestingmethods.Itrigorouslytrainsindividualsinskillsandtechniquesneeded in typical entry level testing. Prerequisites:FIRT1171;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

FIRT 2305 - FIRE INSTRUCTOR I

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Preparationoffireandemer-gencyservicespersonneltodeliverinstructionfromapreparedlessonplan.Includestheuseofinstructionalaids and evaluation instruments to meet the TexasCommissiononFireProtectionrequirementsforFireInstructor I certification. Prerequisites: ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

FIRT 2307 - FIRE INSTRUCTOR II

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Developmentofindividuallessonplans foraspecific topic including learningobjec-tives,instructionalaids,andevaluationinstruments.IncludestechniquesforsupervisionandcoordinationofactivitiesofotherinstructorstomeetTexasCommis-siononFireProtectionrequirementsforFireInstructorIIcertification.Prerequisites:FIRT2305

FIRT 2309 - FIREFIGHTING STRATEGIES AND TACTICS I

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Analysisofthenatureoffireproblemsandselectionofinitialstrategiesandtacticsincludinganin-depthstudyofefficientandeffectiveuse of manpower and equipment to mitigate theemergency.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting



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FIRT 2333 - FIRE ARSON INVESTIGATION II

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)ContinuationofFireandArsonInvestigationI.Topicsincludereports,courtroomde-meanor,andexpertwitnesses.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

FIRT 2380 - COOPERATIVE EDUCATION

3Credits(1hr.lec.,20hrs.ext.)Career-relatedactivi-tiesencounteredinthestudent’sareaofspecializationofferedthroughanindividualizedagreementamongthecollege,employer,andstudent.Underthesuper-visionof thecollegeandtheemployer, thestudentcombinesclassroomlearningwithworkexperience.Includesa lecture component. Prerequisites: ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

FLMC 1304 - LIGHTING FOR FILM OR VIDEO

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Lightingtechniquesforfilmorvideoproduction.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

FLMC 1331 - VIDEO GRAPHICS & VISUAL EFFECTS I

3Credits (2 hrs. lec., 4 hrs. lab.)Applications ofcomputers in digital film production. Design ofcomputergraphicworkstationsanddevelopmentofa rationale for selecting software, hardware, andperipherals.Prerequisites:ARTC1302ordepartmentalapproval;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

FLMC 2331 - VIDEO GRAPHICS & VISUAL EFFECTS II

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Designingvectorandrastergraphics,executingrenderingtechniques,designing and producing three-dimensional (3-D)materials, and selecting hardware, software, andperipheralsforvideoproduction.Prerequisites:FLMC1331;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigher level course (ENGL 1301), OR placementbytesting

FREN 1300 - FRENCH CONVERSATION I

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)ThisisaconversationalFrenchcourseforbeginners.Itincludesextensivecomprehen-sion,oralpractice,anduseofmultimediamaterials.It

isintendedtodevelopbasiccommunicationskillsforthestudenttoapplytheseskillstoeverydaylifeandworksituations.ItisanalternatetrackforthestudentwhoneedsimmediatecommunicativeexperienceinFrench. (1609015413) Prerequisites: ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

FREN 1310 - FRENCH CONVERSATION II

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)ThisisacontinuationofConver-sationalFrenchI.Itincludesextensivecomprehension,oralpractice,useofmultimediamaterials.Itisintendedtodevelopcommunicationsskillsforthestudenttoapplytheseskillstoeverydaylifeandworksituations.ItisanalternatetrackforthestudentwhoneedsimmediatecommunicativeexperienceinFrench.(1609015413)Prerequisites:FREN1300;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

FREN 1411 - BEGINNING FRENCH I

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Beginner’spronun-ciation, oral practice and dictation, conversation,useofrecordingsforeartraining,basicprinciplesofgrammar,simpleexercisesincomposition,easyread-ingwhichincludesculturalmaterial.(1609015113)Prerequisites: ENGL 0305 AND ENGL 0307 or0356, OR higher level course (ENGL 1301), ORplacementbytesting

FREN 1412 - BEGINNING FRENCH II

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)AcontinuationofFREN1411withincreasedemphasisoncomprehen-sion,speaking,readingandwriting.Intensivedrillstoincreasevocabularyandknowledgeofstructure.(1609015113)Prerequisites:FREN1411ORplace-mentbyexam;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplace

FREN 2311 - INTERMEDIATE FRENCH I

3 Credits (3 hrs. lec.) French readings, grammar,andcompositionbasedpartlyontheformaltextandpartly on selected readings. Stress will be placedon oral work. (1609015213) Prerequisites: FREN1412;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigher level course (ENGL 1301), OR placementbytesting

FREN 2312 - INTERMEDIATE FRENCH II

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)ContinuationofFREN2311.(1609015213) Prerequisites: FREN 2311; ENGL



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GAME 1303 - INTRO TO GAME DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT

3 Credits (2 hrs. lec., 3 hrs. lab.) Introduction toelectronic game development and game develop-mentcareers. Includesexaminationofhistoryandphilosophyofgames,thegameproductionprocess,employeefactorsforsuccessinthefield,andcurrentissuesandpracticesinthegamedevelopmentindustry.Prerequisite:None

GAME 1304 - LEVEL DESIGN

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Introductiontothetoolsandconceptsusedtocreatelevelsforgamesandsimulations.Incorporatesleveldesign,architecturetheory,conceptsofcriticalpathandflow,balancing,playtesting,andstorytelling.Includesutilizationoftoolsets from industry titles. Prerequisites: Depart-mentapproval;Successfulcompletionof9hoursinspecialization

GAME 1335 - INTERACTIVE wRITING I

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Instructioninwritingplot,story,setting,anddescriptionforeverygameelementandverbalcommunicationbasedongameconcept. Includes the study of traditional narrativepractices and interactive fiction requiring creativewriting.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

GAME 1343 - GAME & SIMULATION PROGRAMMING I

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Gameandsimulationprogrammingusing theC++ language.Topicswillinclude advanced pointer manipulation techniquesandpointerapplications,pointsandvectors,sound,and graphics. Prerequisite: ITSE 1407 or COSC1420;Corequisite:ITSE2431

GAME 2303 - ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE PROGRAMMING I

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Basictechniquesinartificialintelligencerelatedtogameandsimulationprogramming.Includesknowledgerepresentationandinterferencetechniques,expertsystems,pathfindingalgorithms,andsearchtechniquesforproblemsolving.Prerequisite:GAME1343

GAME 2332 - PROjECT DEVELOPMENT I

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Skilldevelopmentinanoriginalmodificationbasedonacurrentgameengine.Includesmanagementofversioncontrol;de-velopmentofprojecttimelines;integrationofsound,models,andanimation;productionofdemos;andcreationoforiginallevels,characters,andcontentforareal-timemultiplayergame.Prerequisites:Depart-mentapproval;Successfulcompletionof12hoursinspecialization

GAME 2334 - PROjECT DEVELOPMENT II

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Continuationofanoriginalmodificationbasedonacurrentgameenginewith an emphasis on new content and significantchangesingameplayoverthebasegameexperi-ence.Includescreationoforiginallevels,characters,andcontentforareal-timemultiplayergameapply-ingskillslearnedinpreviousclasses.Prerequisites:Departmentapproval;Successfulcompletionof18hoursinspecialization

GAME 2338 - GAME TESTING

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Testinganddebug-ginggamingandsimulationapplicationsinthealphaandbetastagesofproduction.Includescritiquesoftheproductandwrittendocumentationofthetestinganddebuggingprocesses.Prerequisite:GAME1304

GAME 2344 - DIRECTX PROGRAMMING

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Explorationoftheadvancedsuiteofmultimediaapplicationprogram-minginterfaces(API)builtintotheMicrosoftWindowsoperatingsystem.Prerequisite:ITSE1407orCOSC1420

GAME 2386 - INTERNSHIP

3Credits(15hrs.ext.)Awork-basedlearningexpe-riencethatenablesthestudenttoapplyspecializedoccupationaltheory,skillsandconcepts.Alearningplanisdevelopedbythecollegeandtheemployer.Prerequisite:Departmentapproval

GEOG 1300 - PRINCIPLES OF GEOGRAPHY

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Asurveyoftheprocessesofboth physical and human geography. This coursediscusses what geography is, what geographersdo,howgeography facilitates thinkingabout,andobserving the earth and the human landscape inspatial terms. The course introduces: cartographic



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GEOG 1301 - PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Asurveyoftheprimaryelementsandtheprocessesatworkinthephysicalenvironment-weather,climate,landformsandecosystemsandtheirinterrelationshipsastheyinfluencehumanactivitiesontheearth’ssurface.(4507015125)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

GEOG 1303 - wORLD GEOGRAPHY

3 Credits (3 hrs. lec.) A survey of human activitywithinthecontextofitsregionalsettings.Thecourseconsidersideassuchaseconomicdevelopmentandthecultural,physical,andpoliticaldynamicsatworkwithineachregion.Thecourseguidesthestudentintothinkingabout humanphenomenon froma spatialperspective.Itemphasizestheunderstandingofplace,region,andspatialconnection.Forstudentsinterestedinworldaffairs,culture,internationalrelations,andunderstanding the characteristicsofplacesaroundtheworld.(4507015325)Prerequisites:Collegelevelreading;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

GEOG 2312 - ECONOMIC GEOGRAPHY

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Asurveyofpatternsofeconomicdevelopment,includingthedistributionofpopulationandresources,andtheinfluencethesefactorshaveonagriculture,manufacturingandserviceindustries.Emphasisisplacedonspatialvariationsintypesofeconomicorganizationandpatternsoflanduseandre-sourceutilization.(4507015225)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

GEOL 1403 - PHYSICAL GEOLOGY

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Thiscourseexploresthe theoryofgeologicprocesses includingastudyof physical forces that shape the earth and all itslandforms.Specialemphasisisgiventotheoriginsofmineralsandrocks,volcanoes,earthquakes,structures,plate tectonics and other geologic processes. Labexercisesincludemineralidentificationanddifferen-

tiationof themajorrock types,useof topographicmaps and aerial photographs and interpretationofgeologicdata.Optionalfield tripshelpstudentsexploreanddiscoverlinksbetweenclassroomdiscus-sionsandlifeexperiences.Participationinfieldtripsishighlyrecommended.(4006015403)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Corequisite:Math0306

GEOL 1404 - HISTORICAL GEOLOGY

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Ageologicalhistoryoftheearthstressingfossils,stratigraphyandplatetectonics.Emphasisisplacedonenvironmentsandthesuccessionofgeologiceventssincetheoriginoftheearth.Labsreviewrocksandmaps,withexercisesinfossil identification,stratigraphiccorrelationandcrosscuttingrelationships.Participationinfieldtripsishighlyrecommended.(4006015403)Prerequisites:GEOL1403ORGEOL1405ORdepartmentapproval;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Corequisite:MATH0306

GEOL 1405 - ENVIRONMENTAL GEOLOGY

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Ananalysissurveyofgeologicprocesses,theirinfluenceonpeopleandtheinfluenceofhumanactivitiesontheenvironment.Topicsincludenaturalresources,geologichazards,wastedisposal,surfaceandgroundwaterpollution,airpollution,land-useplanning,environmentallaw,andthedeterminationofriskassessmentsbasedonremotesensingtechniques,fieldobservationsandtheireconomicimpact.Labexercisesincludegroundwaterflow,environmentalpollution,geologichazards,geo-logicresourcesandlanduseplanning.Participationinfieldtripsishighlyrecommended.(0301035301)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Corequisite:Math0306

GEOL 1445 - OCEANOGRAPHY

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Thiscourseexplorestopicsinphysicaloceanographywithanemphasison the global understanding of the interaction ofoceans with the earth’s hydrosphere, atmosphere,andbiosphere. Laboratory exercises utilize real-timeoceanographicdata,andexplore the currentunderstandingofoceanfloortopography,seawaterchemistry,andtheroletheocean-atmospheresystemplaysincontrollingweatherandclimate.Students



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GEOL 2307 - GEOLOGY OF TEXAS

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Thetopography,physiography,structure,geologic historyandmineral deposits ofTexas.Platetectonicsregionalcorrelationsandlocalphenomenaareemphasized.Participationinfieldtripsishighlyrecommended.(4006015503)Prerequisites:GEOL1404ordepartmentapproval;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

GERM 1411 - BEGINNING GERMAN I

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Beginner’spronun-ciation, oral practice and dictation. Conversation,useofrecordingsforeartraining,basicprinciplesofgrammar,simpleexercisesincomposition,easyread-ingwhichincludesculturalmaterial.(1605015113)Prerequisites: ENGL 0305 AND ENGL 0307 or0356, OR higher level course (ENGL 1301), ORplacementbytesting

GERM 1412 - BEGINNING GERMAN II

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)AcontinuationofGERM1411withincreasedemphasisoncomprehen-sion,speaking,reading,andwriting.Intensivedrillstoincreasevocabularyandknowledgeofstructure.(1605015113) Prerequisites: GERM 1411 ORplacementbyexam;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

GERM 2311 - INTERMEDIATE GERMAN I

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)IntroductiontoGermanread-ingsofaveragedifficulty,principally throughshortstories and selections from longer works. Reviewofgrammarcomposition,practice inconversation.Somescientificselectionsincludedinclassreadings,collateral readings and reports. (1605015213)Prerequisites:GERM1412;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

GERM 2312 - INTERMEDIATE GERMAN II

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)ContinuationofGERM2311.(1605015213) Prerequisites: GERM 2311; ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

GERS 1301 - GERONTOLOGY

3Credits (3hrs. lec.)Overviewof thesocial,psy-chological,andbiologicalchangesthataccompanyagingandanoverviewoftheimplicationsofthesechangesfortheindividual,aswellasforthelargersociety.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

GISC 1302 - UNDERSTANDING GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS

3Credits(2hrs. lec.,2hrs. lab.)Theoryandap-plication of geographic information science (GIS).Includesanoverviewof the generalprinciplesofGISandpracticalexperienceinitsuse.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0308

GISC 1401 - CARTOGRAPHY AND GEOGRAPHY IN GEOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION SYSTEMS (GIS) AND GLOBAL POSITIONING SYSTEMS (GPS)

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Introductiontotheprinciplesofcartographyandgeography.Emphasisonglobalreferencesystems,andtheuseofsatellitesfornavigationandmeasurements.StudentslearnbasicconceptsofGISincludingmappingtheearthinspatialterms,andpopulatingtheGIStoaccessdata.Exercisesinclude:createandaccessdataintheGISusingArcView,astandardPCplatformsoftwarepackage;cap-turepositionalandattributeinformationwithcorrectandaccurategeographicreferencingincludingGPSsystems;anddevelopandprintmapsandreports.Emphasisongeographiccoordinatesystems,acquir-ingGISinformationfromdatabases,existingmaps,GPSandtheInternet.Allaspectsofthecoursewillbeintegratedintoindividualfinalprojects.Prerequisites:GISC1411ordepartmentalapproval;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting



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GISC 1411 - INTRODUCTION TO GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS (GIS)

4 Credits (3 hrs. lec., 3 hrs. lab.) Introduction tobasicconceptsofvectorGISusingseveralindustryspecificsoftwareprograms includingnomenclatureof cartography and geography. Emphasis on theprinciplesofcartography,standardglobalreferencesystemsandthenewtechnologies,usingsatellitesformeasurementsandnavigation,andmapconstruction.Exercisesincludebasicconceptsofacquisition,accu-racy,precision,andscaleinGPS-globalpositioningsystems,andtheoperatingenvironmentforGIS/GPS;creationofspatialdatawithrealtimeGPSfieldwork;importingofGPSdataintoGIS;andevaluationofdataforscaleandaccuracy.Studentswillmeasureandrelate“realworld”distanceandareaonmaps.Finalprojectswillincludeapplicationsofthesetopics.This is the initialcourse for theGIScertificateanddegreeprograms.Prerequisite:None

GISC 1421 - INTRODUCTION TO RASTER-BASED GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS (GIS)

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)InstructioninGISdatasetsincludingraster-basedinformationsuchasimagesorphotographs,acquisitionofsuchdata,andprocessingandmergingwithvectordata.IntroductiontogridorcontinuousGISdatasetsincludingDEMs,TINs,aerialandsatelliteimagery,andothers;aswellasprocessingandmergingwithvectordata.Studentscollect,process,andsummarizeimagestoproduceathematicmap;explaingeo-referencingofphotosorimagestomaps;effectivelyoperateimageprocessingsoftwareincludingSpatialAnalystandENVI ImageProcessing/Analysispackage;interpretphotosandimagestoproducemapdata;analyzegeographicinformationandmergewithphotographicinformationinraster formats.Prerequisites:GISC1411;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

GISC 1491 - SPECIAL TOPICS IN CARTOGRAPHY

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Topicsaddressrecentlyidentifiedcurrentevents,skills,knowledge,and/orattitudesandbehaviorspertinenttothetechnologyoroccupationandrelevanttotheprofessionaldevelop-mentofthestudent.Thiscoursewasdesignedtoberepeatedmultipletimestoimprovestudentproficiency.Learningoutcomes/objectivesaredeterminedbylocaloccupationalneedandbusinessandindustrytrends.Studentswillcompleteaprojectbasedonadefinedproblem, independent research and integration of

existingdatabases,analysisandafinalreportdefiningtheconclusionsderivedfromtheproject.Prerequisites:GISC1411anddepartmentalapproval;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytestingGISC 2380 - COOPERATIVE EDUCATION - CARTOGRAPHY

3Credits(1hr.lec.,20hrs.ext.)Career-relatedactivi-tiesencounteredinthestudent’sareaofspecializationofferedthroughanindividualizedagreementamongthecollege,employer,andstudent.Underthesuper-visionof thecollegeandtheemployer, thestudentcombinesclassroomlearningwithworkexperience.Includesalecturecomponent.Studentswilldemon-stratetheirunderstandingoftheoryandconcepts,utiliz-ingfacilitiesandprocedureseffectively,tocompleteindividualandteamprojectswithappropriatewrittenandverbalcommunicationreflectingcompetencywithintheirbusiness/industry.Prerequisites:GISC1411anddepartmentalapproval;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

GISC 2381 - COOPERATIVE EDUCATION - CARTOGRAPHY

3Credits(1hr.lec.,20hrs.ext.)Career-relatedactivi-tiesencounteredinthestudent’sareaofspecializationofferedthroughanindividualizedagreementamongthecollege,employer,andstudent.Underthesuper-visionof thecollegeandtheemployer, thestudentcombinesclassroomlearningwithworkexperience.Includesalecturecomponent.Studentswilldemon-stratetheirunderstandingoftheoryandconcepts,utiliz-ingfacilitiesandprocedureseffectively,tocompleteindividualandteamprojectswithappropriatewrittenandverbalcommunicationreflectingcompetencywithintheirbusiness/industry.Prerequisites:GISC1411anddepartmentalapproval;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

GISC 2401 - DATA ACQUISITION & ANALYSIS IN GIS

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Studyofthemanage-mentofgeographicinformation,systemlifecycles,andcostsandbenefits.Topicsincludedemographicmanagement and institutional issues such as dataproviders,datamanagement,combinationofattributeandgraphicaldata,informationstorageandaccess,Texasandnationalstandardsforspatialdata;and



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applicationsofGISfordemographicmodelingandanalysis. Emphasis is placed on the purpose andanalysis of metadata sets for a project; outline ofnationalandinternationalcensusdatainfrastructure;selectionandevaluationofdataforsource,quality,and collection. Student will formulate geographic-baseddatabasesqueries;establishanaudittrail;usegeographicinformationindecision-making;designadataacquisitionprojectandutilizedatum,coordinatesystemsandmappingprojections.Prerequisites:GISC1401,ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Corequisite:RecommendedENGL2311

GISC 2411 - GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS (GIS) APPLICATIONS

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)ApplicationofGIStechnologytorealworkplaceapplicationsfrompublicandprivatesectors.Completionofglobalpositioningsystems(GPS)fieldworkrequiredfor labexercises.StudentswillrelatetheuseofGISforinfrastructuremanagement; recognizing accuracy and precisionindifferentworkplaceapplications.Thestudentwillcreaterealworldprojectsofgeographicinformation;reducedigitalfielddatatoproducefinalplansandtechnicalreportswhichwillaccompanythepresenta-tiononbothhardcopyandPowerPoint.Prerequisites:GISC1401;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting.Recommended:ENGL2311.

GISC 2464 - PRACTICUM OR FIELD EXPERIENCE - CARTOGRAPHY

4Credits(40hrs.ext.)Practical,generalworkplacetrainingsupportedbyanindividualizedlearningplandevelopedbytheemployer,college,andstudent.Asoutlinedinthelearningplan,thestudentwillapplythetheory,concepts,andskillsinvolvingspecializedmaterials,equipment,procedures,regulations,andinteractionswithinandamongenvironmental,social,andgovernmentaloccupationsandwilldemonstrateresponsiblebehavior,safetypractices,interpersonaland teamwork skills, and effective communicationskills to create success. Prerequisite: ENGL 2311;Corequisite:GISC2411

GOVT 2301 - AMERICAN GOVERNMENT: NATIONAL, STATE AND LOCAL I

3Credits (3 hrs. lec.)A survey of national, state,andlocalgovernment,includingsuchtopicsastheU.S. and Texas Constitutions; democratic theory;federalism; political culture, political socialization,

andpublicopinion;politicalparticipationandelec-toralbehavior;politicalpartiesandinterestgroups;press;andlocalgovernment.Thesephenomenaareexaminedatthenational,state,andlocallevelswithanemphasisplacedonlinkageswiththeformulationofpublicpolicy.Thiscoursesatisfiesstaterequirementsfor teacher certification in Texas. (4510025125)Prerequisites: ENGL 0305 AND ENGL 0307 or0356, OR higher level course (ENGL 1301), ORplacementbytesting

GOVT 2302 - AMERICAN GOVERNMENT: NATIONAL, STATE AND LOCAL II

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)AnexaminationoftheinstitutionalelementsoftheAmericanpoliticalsystem:legislature,executive,judiciary,andbureaucracy.Theseelementsareexaminedatthenational,state,andlocallevelswithaspecialemphasisontheirrolesinthedevelopmentofpublicpolicy.(4510025125)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

GOVT 2304 - INTRODUCTION TO POLITICAL SCIENCE

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Anintroductorysurveyofthefieldofpoliticalscience.Emphasiswillbeplacedonthescopeofthediscipline;methodsofinquiryandanalysisappropriateforthestudyofpoliticalbehavior;andrecurringthemesandproblemsinthestudyofpoliticaltheory.ThiscoursemaynotbesubstitutedforGOVT2301or2302.(4510015225)Prerequisites:GOVT2301or2302ordepartmentalapproval;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

GOVT 2311 - MEXICAN-AMERICAN POLITICS

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)ThestudyofMexican-American/Chicano/apoliticswithintheAmericanpoliticalex-perience.(0502035425)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

GOVT 2389 - ACADEMIC INTERNSHIP

3Credits(1hr.lec.,6hrs.lab.)Acoursedesignatedtointegrateon-campusclassroomstudywithpracti-calhands-onworkexperienceinthestudent’smajorfieldofstudy.Thestudent, thestudent’ssupervisor,andafacultycoordinatorwillestablishspecificgoalsforthestudenttoaccomplish.Thecourseduringthesemesteralsorequiresanaverageofonehourperweek of practical life/work skills. (4501015125)



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GRPH 1305 - INTRODUCTION TO GRAPHIC ARTS AND PRINTING

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Graphicartsindustry,includ-ingthehistoryofprinting,techniquesinvolvedintheproductionanddistributionofprintedmaterials,thekindsofprintingindustriesandprintingterminologyand identify career opportunities in graphics andprintingfields.Prerequisite:ARTC2348

GRPH 1395 - SPECIAL TOPICS - COMPUTER TYPOGRAPHER & COMPOSITION PUBLISHING EQUIPMENT OPERATOR

3 Credits (2 hrs. lec., 3 hrs. lab.) Topics addressrecentlyidentifiedcurrentevents,skills,knowledge,and/orattitudesandbehaviorspertinenttothetech-nologyoroccupationandrelevanttotheprofessionaldevelopmentofthestudent.Studentswillcontractwiththeinstructortoincreasespecificskillsinanorderlyanddefinedmanner.Independentlearningskillsanddevelopmentoflifelonglearningskillsareemphasized.Prerequisite:ARTC2348

HAMG 1321 - INTRODUCTION TO HOSPITALITY INDUSTRY

3Credits (3hrs. lec.) Introduction to theelementsofthehospitalityindustry.Topicsincludegrowth,de-velopmentandorganizationofthelodgingindustry;growth, development, organization, and manage-mentof foodserviceoperations;humanresources,marketing,security,informationtechnologyandcareeropportunitieswithin thevariousfieldsofhospitalityservices.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

HAMG 1340 - HOSPITALITY LEGAL ISSUES

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Acourseinlegalandregula-toryrequirementsthatimpactthehospitalityindustry.TopicsincludeOccupationalSafetyandHealthAd-ministration(OSHA),laborregulations,taxlaws,tipreporting,franchiseregulations,andproductliabilitylaws.Prerequisites:HAMG1321;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

HAMG 1380 - COOPERATIVE EDUCATION

3 Credits (1 hr. lec., 20 hrs. ext.) Career-relatedactivitiesencounteredinthestudent’sareaofspecial-izationofferedthroughanindividualizedagreementamong the college, employer, and student. Underthesupervisionofthecollegeandtheemployer,thestudentcombinesclassroomlearningwithworkexpe-rience.Includesalecturecomponent.Prerequisites:Enrollment in hospitalitymanagementAASdegreeprogram;completionof15creditsindegreeplan;departmentalapproval;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

HAMG 2301 - PRINCIPLES OF FOOD AND BEVERAGE OPERATIONS

3Credits (3 lec.hrs.)An introduction to foodandbeveragemanagementinvarioushospitalityenviron-ments. Emphasizes cost controls fromprocurementtomarketingandsales.Examinesforecasting,menuplanningandpricing,logisticalsupport,production,purchasing, and quality assurance. Prerequisite:HAMG1321

HAMG 2305 - HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT AND LEADERSHIP

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Anoverviewofmanagementand leadership in the hospitality industry with anemphasisonmanagementphilosophy,policyformula-tion,communications,motivationandteambuilding.Prerequisites:HAMG1321;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

HAMG 2337 - HOSPITALITY FACILITIES MANAGEMENT

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Identificationofbuildingsystems,facilitiesandsustainabilitymanagement,andsecurityandsafetyprocedures.Prerequisites:HAMG1321;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

HART 1401 - BASIC ELECTRICITY FOR HVAC4Credits(3hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Principlesofelectric-ityasrequiredbyHVAC,includingproperuseoftestequipment,electricalcircuits,andcomponenttheoryandoperation.Prerequisite:None



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HART 1403 - AIR CONDITIONING CONTROL PRINCIPLES

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)AbasicstudyofHVACandrefrigerationcontrols;troubleshootingofcontrolcomponents;emphasisonuseofwritingdiagramstoanalyzehighand lowvoltagecircuits;areviewofOhm’slawasappliedtoairconditioningcontrolsandcircuits.Prerequisite:Departmentalapproval

HART 1407 - REFRIGERATION PRINCIPLES

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Anintroductiontotherefrigerationcycle,heattransfertheory,temperature/pressurerelationship,refrigeratorhandling,andre-frigerationcomponentsandsafety.Prerequisite:None

HART 1441 - RESIDENTIAL AIR CONDITIONING

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Astudyofcompo-nents,applications,andinstallationofmechanicalairconditioningsystemsincludingoperatingconditions,troubleshooting, repair,andchargingofair condi-tioningsystemswithgasandelectricheatsystemsofsplitandpackageunits. Prerequisites:HART1401andHART1407

HART 1445 - GAS AND ELECTRIC HEATING

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Studyoftheproce-duresandprinciplesusedinservicingheatingsystemsincluding gas fired furnaces and electric heatingsystems.Prerequisite:Departmentalapproval

HART 1491 - SPECIAL TOPICS IN HEATING, AIR CONDITIONING, AND REFRIGERATION TECHNOLOGIES/TECHNICIAN

4Credits(2hr.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Topicsaddressrecentlyidentifiedcurrentevents, skills, knowledge,and/orattitudesandbehaviorspertinenttothetechnologyoroccupationandrelevanttotheprofessionaldevelop-mentofthestudent.CoursealsoprovidesareviewforthestateHVACcertificationexamination.Prerequisites:30hoursoftraininginHVAC&Rtechnologyprogramanddepartmentalapproval;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

HART 2380 - COOPERATIVE EDUCATION - HEATING, AIR CONDITIONING & REFRIGERATION

3Credits(1hr.lab.,20hrs.ext.)Career-relatedactivi-tiesencounteredinthestudent’sareaofspecializationofferedthroughanindividualizedagreementamongthecollege,employer,andstudent.Underthesuper-

visionof thecollegeandtheemployer, thestudentcombinesclassroomlearningwithworkexperience.Includeslecturecomponent.Prerequisites:EnrollmentinHVAC&Rcertificateordegreeprogram/completionof20hrs.incertificateordegreeplan;ENGL0304orENGL0339ANDENGL0306or0355or0374,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0306

HART 2431- ADVANCED ELECTRICITY

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Advancedelectricalinstructionandskillbuildingininstallationandservic-ingofairconditioningandrefrigerationequipmentincludingdetailed instruction inmotorsandpowerdistribution,motors,motorcontrols,andapplicationofsolidstatedevices.Prerequisites:HART1401and1407

HART 2434 - ADVANCED A/C CONTROLS

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Theoryandapplica-tionofelectricalcontroldevices,electromechanicalcontrols, and/or pneumatic controls. Prerequisites:HART1401andHART1407

HART 2441 - COMMERCIAL AIR CONDITIONING

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Astudyofcompo-nents,applications,andinstallationofairconditioningsystemswithcapacitiesof25tonsorless.Prerequisites:HART1401and1407

HART 2442 - COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Theoryandpracti-cal application in the maintenance of commercialrefrigeration;mediumandlowtemperatureapplica-tionsand icemachines.Prerequisites:HART1401andHART1407

HART 2443 - INDUSTRIAL AIR CONDITIONING

4Credits (3hrs. lec.,3hrs. lab.)Astudyofcom-ponents,accessories,applications,and installationofairconditioningsystemsabove25tonscapacity.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;HART1401andHART1407

HART 2445 - RESIDENTIAL AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEMS DESIGN

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Studyofthepropertiesofairandresultsofcooling,heating,humidifyingordehumidifying;heatgainandheatlosscalculations



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HART 2449 - HEAT PUMPS

4Credits (3hrs. lec.,3hrs. lab.)Astudyofheatpumps,heatpumpcontrolcircuits,defrostcontrols,auxiliaryheat,airflow,andothertopicsrelatedtoheatpumpsystems.Prerequisites:HART1401and1407

HART 2457 - SPECIALIZED COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Anadvancedcoursecoveringthecomponents,accessories,andserviceofspecializedrefrigerationunits,suchasicemachines,softservemachines,cryogenics,andcascadesystems.Prerequisites:HART1401and1407

HIST 1301 - UNITED STATES HISTORY TO 1877

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)AsurveyofU.S.historyfromPre-ContactSocietiesthroughReconstruction.Themestobedeveloped includewestwardexpansionandglobalization, slavery,NativeAmericans,and reli-giousandsocialchanges.Anadditionalpurposeofthiscourseis tointroducestudents totheskillsandpractices of history. (5401025125) Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

HIST 1302 - UNITED STATES HISTORY SINCE 1877

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)AsurveyofU.S.Historyfrom1877tothepresent.Topicswillincludewesternex-pansion,industrialization,immigration,imperialism,economic, political and social developments, thewarsofthe20thcenturyandthechangingstatusandconditionsofwomenandminorities.Anotherpurposeofthiscourseistointroducestudentstotheskillsandpractices of history. (5401025125) Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

HIST 2301 - TEXAS HISTORY

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)SurveyofTexashistoryfromtheSpanishexplorationtothepresent.(5401025225)Prerequisites: ENGL 0305 AND ENGL 0307 or0356, OR higher level course (ENGL 1301), ORplacementbytesting

HIST 2311 - HISTORY OF wESTERN CIVILIZATION I

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)AhistoryofWesternciviliza-tionfromthebeginningofrecordedhistorythroughtheRenaissanceandReformation.Thepurposeofthiscourseistoprovidestudentswithaninterpretiveanalysisofthesocial,economic,politicalandintel-lectualdynamicsthathaveshapedWesternhistorysinceantiquity.(5401015425)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

HIST 2312 - HISTORY OF wESTERN CIVILIZATION II

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)AhistoryofWesterncivilizationfromtheageofexplorationandthecreationoftheEuropeannation-statesthroughtheColdWarofthetwentiethcentury.Itspurposeistoprovidestudentswithaninterpretiveanalysisofthesocial,economic,politicalandintellectualdynamicsthathaveshapedWesternandworldhistorysincethereligiouswarsof the Protestant Reformation. (5401015425) Pre-requisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

HIST 2321 - wORLD HISTORY I

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)ThehistoryofhumansocietiesfromtheearliestevidencesofancientpeoplesuntilthevoyagesofColumbusfromEuropetoAmerica.Considerationisgiventoallmajorculturalregions(WesternEurope,EasternEurope, theMiddleEast,SouthAsia/India,EastAsia,AfricaandLatinAmerica).Emphasisisplaceduponcomparativeaspectsofhis-tory,anduponinteractionsamongthemajorculturalregions.(5401015325)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

HIST 2322 - wORLD HISTORY II

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)ThehistoryofhumansocietiessincethevoyagesofColumbusfromEuropetoAmerica.Considerationisgiventoallmajorculturalregions(WesternEurope,EasternEurope, theMiddleEast,SouthAsia/India,EastAsia,AfricaandLatinAmerica).Emphasisisplaceduponcomparativeaspectsofhis-tory,anduponinteractionsamongthemajorculturalregions.(5401015325)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting



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HIST 2327 - MEXICAN-AMERICAN HISTORY I

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Thiscoursewillexplorethehis-toryoftheoriginsofMexicanandMexican-Americanpeopleuntil1910,includingissuesrelatingtoidentityandcommunity.(0502035225)Prerequisite:ENGL1301

HIST 2328 - MEXICAN-AMERICAN HISTORY II

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Thiscoursewillex-plorethehistoryandeffectsofMexicanandMexican-Americanpeoplesince1910,includ-ingissuesrelatingtoidentityandcommunity.(0502035225)Prerequisite:ENGL1301

HIST 2351 - ADVANCED HISTORICAL ANALYSIS

3 Credits (3 hrs. lec.) A treatment of specializedhistoricaltopics,suchastheAmericanCivilWar,theVietnamWar,WorldWarII,Women,AfricanAmeri-cans,etc.Selectedtopicswillvaryfromsemestertosemesterasvariousinstructorshaveanopportunitytobringtheirdiversespecialtiestothecourse.Itmayberepeatedforcreditastopicsvary.Thisisanelectivecourseandwill not satisfy degree requirements inHistory.(5401015625)Prerequisites:6hrs.HISTorinstructorapproval;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

HITT 1166 - PRACTICUM - HEALTH INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY/TECHNICIAN

1Credit (7hrs. ext.) Practical,generalworkplacetrainingsupportedbyanindividualizedlearningplandeveloped by the employer, college, and student.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Prerequisites:HITT1401;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0306

HITT 1211 - COMPUTERS IN HEALTH CARE

2Credits(1hr.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Conceptsofcomputertechnologyrelatedtohealthcaredata.Prerequisites:COSC1401;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0306

HITT 1213 - INSURANCE CODING

2Credits(1hr.lec.,2hrs.lab.)ProvidesskillsandknowledgeinthehealthinformationfieldforICD-9andCPTcodingofinsuranceformsforreimbursementof medical services. Prerequisites: COSC 1401;

ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0306

HITT 1266 - PRACTICUM - HEALTH INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY/TECHNICIAN

2Credits(14hrs.ext.)Practical,generalworkplacetrainingsupportedbyanindividualizedlearningplandevelopedbytheemployer,college,andstudent.Anintermediateoradvancedtypeofhealthprofessionswork-basedinstructionthathelpsstudentsgainpracti-calexperienceinthediscipline,enhanceskills,andintegrateknowledge.Theemphasis isonpracticalworkexperienceforwhichthestudenthasalreadyacquired thenecessary theoreticalknowledgeandbasicskills.Directsupervisionisprovidedbytheclinicalprofessional,generallyaclinicalpreceptor.Ahealthpracticummaybeapaidorunpaidlearningexperi-ence.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Prerequisite:Completionofallcoursesinthecertificate

HITT 1280 - COOPERATIVE EDUCATION

2Credits(1hr.lec.,10hrs.ext.)Career-relatedactivi-tiesencounteredinthestudent’sareaofspecializationofferedthroughanindividualizedagreementamongthecollege,employer,andstudent.Underthesuper-visionof thecollegeandtheemployer, thestudentcombinesclassroomlearningwithworkexperience.Includesalecturecomponent.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Prerequisite:HITT2340

HITT 1305 - MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY I

3Credits(3hrs.lec.,1hr.lab.)Studyofwordoriginandstructurethroughtheintroductionofprefixes,suf-fixes,rootwords,plurals,abbreviationsandsymbols,surgicalprocedures,medicalspecialties,anddiag-nosticprocedures.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0306

HITT 1342 - AMBULATORY CODING

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Basicambulatorycoding rules, conventions, and guidelines. Prereq-uisites:BIOL2401;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0306

HITT 1345 - HEALTH CARE DELIVERY SYSTEMS

3Credits(3hrs. lec.) Introductiontoorganization,financing, and delivery of health care services,accreditation, licensure and regulatory agencies.



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HITT 1353 - LEGAL AND ETHICAL ASPECTS OF HEALTH INFORMATION

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Conceptsofprivacy,security,confidentiality,ethics,healthcarelegislation,andregulationsrelatingtothemaintenanceanduseofhealthinformation.Prerequisites:HITT1401;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse (ENGL1301),ORplacementby testing;MATH0306

HITT 1355 - HEALTH CARE STATISTICS

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Principlesofhealthcarestatisticswithemphasisinhospitalstatistics.Skilldevelopmentincomputationandcalculationofhealthdata.Prereq-uisites:HITT1401;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0306

HITT 1401 - HEALTH DATA CONTENT AND STRUCTURE

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Introductiontosys-temsandprocessesforcollecting,maintaining,anddisseminatingprimaryandsecondaryhealthrelatedinformationincludingcontentofhealthrecorddocu-mentationrequirements,registries,indices,licensing,regulatoryagencies,formsandscreens.Prerequisites:AdmissiontotheHealthInformationTechnologypro-gram;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0306HITT 1441 - CODING AND CLASSIFICATION SYSTEMS

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Basiccodingrules,conventions,andguidelinesusingclinicalclassifica-tionsystems.Prerequisites:BIOL2401,HITT1401;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0306

HITT 2249 - RHIT COMPETENCY REVIEw

2 Credits (2 hrs. lec.) Review Health InformationTechnology(HIT)competencies,skills,andknowledge.Prerequisites:Completionofallmajorcoursesonde-greeplan;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0306

HITT 2339 - HEALTH INFORMATION ORGANIZATION AND SUPERVISION

3 Credits (3 hrs. lec.) Principles of organizationand supervisionof human,financial,andphysicalresources.Prerequisites:HITT1401;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0306

HITT 2340 - ADVANCED MEDICAL BILLING & REIMBURSEMENT

3Credits (2hrs. lec.,2hrs. lab.)Studyofcodingskillstopreparereimbursementformsinvarioushealthcaresettingsforsubmissiontopayors.Prerequisites:COSC1401;HITT1213ORPOFM1300;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0306;Corequisite:canbe takenconcurrentlywithPOFM2310

HITT 2343 - QUALITY ASSESSMENT AND PERFORMANCE IMPROVEMENT

3Credits (2hrs. lec.,2hrs. lab.)Studyofqualitystandardsandmethodologiesinthehealthinforma-tionmanagementenvironment.Topicsincludelicens-ing,accreditation,compilationandpresentationofdatainstatisticalformats,qualitymanagementandperformanceimprovementfunctions,utilizationman-agement,riskmanagement,andmedicalstaffdataqualityissues.Prerequisites:HITT1401and1345;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0306

HITT 2435 - CODING AND REIMBURSEMENT METHODOLOGIES

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Advancedcodingtechniques with emphasis on case studies, healthrecords,andfederalregulationsregardingprospec-tivepaymentsystemsandmethodsofreimbursement.Prerequisites:HITT1342and1441;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0306

HITT 2460 - CLINICAL - MEDICAL RECORDS TECHNOLOGY TECHNICIAN

4Credits(12hrs.ext.)Ahealth-relatedwork-basedlearningexperiencethatenablesthestudenttoapplyspecializedoccupationaltheory,skills,andconcepts.Directsupervisionisprovidedbytheclinicalprofes-sional.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Prerequisites:



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HPRS 2300 - PHARMACOLOGY FOR HEALTH PROFESSIONS

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Astudyofdrugclassifications,actions, therapeuticuses,adverseeffects,routesofadministration,andcalculationofdosages.Prereq-uisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0306

HPRS 2301 - PATHOPHYSIOLOGY

3Credits (3hrs. lec.) Studyof thepathologyandgeneralhealthmanagementofdiseasesandinjuriesacross the lifespan.Topics includeetiology,symp-toms,andthephysicalandpsychologicalreactionstodiseasesandinjuries.Prerequisites:BIOL2401orBIOL2404;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0306

HPRS 2321 - MEDICAL LAw AND ETHICS FOR HEALTH PROFESSIONALS

3 Credits (3 hrs. lec.) Principles, procedures, andregulationsgoverningthelegalandethicalrelation-shipsamongphysicians,patients,andhealth careprofessionals.Includescurrentethicalissuesrelatedto the various healthcare professions and patientconfidentiality.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

HPRS 2331 - GENERAL HEALTH PROFESSIONS MANAGEMENT

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Explorationandapplicationofmanagementconceptsnecessaryforeffectivehealthprofession operations. Prerequisites: ENGL 0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

HPRS 2332 - HEALTH CARE COMMUNICATIONS

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Methodsofcommunicationwithclients,clientssupportgroups,healthcareprofession-als,andexternalagencies.Prerequisites:ITSC1401orCOSC1401;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356, OR higher level course (ENGL 1301), ORplacementbytesting

HRPO 1311 - HUMAN RELATIONS

3 Credits (3 hrs. lec.) Practical application of theprinciplesandconceptsof thebehavioral sciencesto interpersonal relationships in the business andindustrialenvironment.Prerequisite:None

HRPO 2301 - HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Behavioralandlegalapproachestothemanagementofhumanresourcesorganizations.Prerequisite:None

HRPO 2307 - ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Theanalysisandapplicationoforganizationaltheory,groupdynamics,motivationtheory, leadershipconcepts,and the integrationofinterdisciplinary concepts from the behavioral sci-ences.Prerequisite:None

HUMA 1301 - INTRODUCTION TO THE HUMANITIES I: PREHISTORY TO GOTHIC

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Astudyoftheinterpretationofhumanexperiencethroughanintroductiontomusic,lit-erature,thevisualarts,historyandphilosophy.Focusisongainingpracticalexperienceininquiry,recognitionandassessment.(2401035112)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

HUMA 1302 - INTRODUCTION TO THE HUMANITIES II: EARLY RENAISSANCE TO THE PRESENT

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Aninterdisciplinary,multi-per-spectiveassessmentofcultural,political,philosophical,andaestheticfactorscriticaltotheformulationofvaluesandthehistoricaldevelopmentoftheindividualandsociety.HUMA1302willfocusonthetimeperiodEarly Renaissance to the Present. (2401035112)Prerequisites: ENGL 0305 AND ENGL 0307 or0356, OR higher level course (ENGL 1301), ORplacementbytesting

HUMA 1305 - INTRODUCTION TO MEXICAN-AMERICAN STUDIES

3 Credits (3 hrs. lec.) Introduction to the field ofMexican-American/Chicano/aStudiesfromitsincep-tiontothepresent.Interdisciplinarysurveydesignedtointroducestudentstothesalientcultural,economic,educational,historical,political,andsocialaspectsof the Mexican-American/Chicano/a experience.



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HUMA 1311 - MEXICAN-AMERICAN FINE ARTS APPRECIATION

3Credits (3hrs. lec.)AnexaminationofMexicanAmerican/Chicano/aartisticexpressionsinthevisualandperformingarts.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

HUMA 2319 - AMERICAN MINORITY STUDIES

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Historical,economic,socialandculturaldevelopmentofminoritygroupsanAmerica.Prerequisites: ENGL 0305 AND ENGL 0307 or0356, OR higher level course (ENGL 1301), ORplacementbytesting

HUMD 0100 - THEA SUCCESS STRATEGIES

1Credit(3hrs.lab.)HUMD0100isestablishedto accommodate students desiring short-term orlong-termremediation.Thisstructurewillbestservestudentswhoareabletothriveinaself-directedstudyenvironment.Thiscoursecarriesinstitutionalcreditbutwillnot transfernorbeused tomeetdegreerequirements.(3201015212)Prerequisite:None

HUMD 0101 - COLLEGE 101: FIRST YEAR INTRODUCTION (FYI)

1Credit(1hr.lec.)Inthiscourse,studentswilllearnhowtoadjusttocollege.Coursecontentwillevolvefromstudentinterestsandneeds.Someprobablear-easofstudyinclude:becomingfamiliarwithcampusresources,learningstudentsuccessskills,andutilizingcampus email and web services. Upon successfulcoursecompletion,studentswillhavedevelopedanindividualized education plan. This course carriesinstitutionalcreditbutwillnot transfernorbeusedtomeetdegreerequirements.Itcannotbeusedasasubstituteforenrollmentindevelopmentaleducationcourses.(3201015212)Prerequisite:None

HUMD 0111 - STUDENT SUCCESS STRATEGIES

1Credit(1hr.lec.)Inthiscourse,studentswilllearnaseriesofstrategiesformasteringtheskillsneededforsuccessincollegecourses.Strategiestobeintroducedaddressprocessinginformationfromtextbooksandlectures,studyingforandtakingtestsandunderstand-ingtheimportanceofself-conceptincollegesuccess.

Asthestrategiesareintroduced,studentsapplythistothecontentofcoursesinwhichtheyarecurrentlyenrolled.Uponsuccessfulcoursecompletion,studentswillhavedevelopedasystemforlearningwhichcanbeadaptedforuseinanylearningsituation.Thiscoursecarriesinstitutionalcreditbutwillnottransfernorbeusedtomeetdegreerequirements.Itcannotbeusedasasubstituteforenrollmentindevelopmentaleducationcourses.(3201015212)Prerequisite:None

HUMD 0112 - MATH & SCIENCE SUCCESS STRATEGIES

1Credit(1hr.lec.)Thiscourseteachesthinkingandstudyskillsspecificallygearedtowardthelearningofmathandscience,includingproblemsolvingskills,testtakingskills,andcognitiveskills.Inaddition,anunderstandingof the importanceof learning stylesandtimemanagementtosuccessinmathandsciencecourseswillbeaddressed.Studentspracticetheseskillsontheirtextbooksandhomeworkassignments,aswellasintheirdiscussions.Thiscoursealsoaddressesfeel-ingsandattitudeswhichmayblockmathandsciencelearningandoffersstrategiesandtechniquesdesignedtoovercomethesefeelings.Concurrentenrollmentinamathor science course is highly recommended.This course carries institutional credit but will nottransfernorbeused tomeetdegree requirements.It cannot be usedas a substitute for enrollment indevelopmental education courses. (3201015212)Prerequisite:None

HUMD 0113 - READING & wRITING SUCCESS STRATEGIES

1Credit(1hr.lec.)Inthiscourse,studentswilldevelopstrategiestomeetwritingrequirements,whethertheybeintheformofnotetakingorwritingresearchpapers,reviewsorotherreports,andreadingrequirementsfortextbooksandarticles.Inaddition,anunderstandingof theimportanceof learningstylesandtimeman-agementtosuccessinreadingandwritingintensivecourseswill beaddressed.Studentspractice theseskills utilizing theassignments, books,andarticlesassignedintheircourses.Uponsuccessfulcompletionofthiscourse,studentswillhavedevelopedasystemthatcanbeappliedtoanycoursewithareadingorwritingemphasis.Concurrentenrollmentinareadingorwritingintensivecourseishighlyrecommended.This course carries institutional credit but will nottransfernorbeused tomeetdegree requirements.It cannot be usedas a substitute for enrollment indevelopmental education courses. (3201015212)Prerequisite:None



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HUMD 0114 - CAREER SEARCH STRATEGIES

1Credit(1hr.lec.)Thiscoursefocusesonstrategiesthatstudentsneedtodeveloprealisticcareergoals.Topicsemphasizedincludedecisionmakingandcriti-calthinking,assessmentforgreaterself-awareness,andresearchtechniquesforgatheringoccupationalinformation. Upon successful course completion,studentswillbeabletounderstandthecareerdeci-sionmakingprocess,identify/confirmcareerrelatedabilities,interests,andvalues,applyvariouscareerinvestigationskills,andanalyzeviabilityofcareersofinterest.Thiscoursecarriesinstitutionalcreditbutwillnottransfernorbeusedtomeetdevelopmentalrequirements.(3201015212)Prerequisite:None

HUMD 0330 - COLLEGE SUCCESS COURSE

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Manycollegesanduniversities,andcommunitycollegesinparticular,arebecomingincreasingly aware of the need for academic skilltrainingdesignedtoimprovestudysystems.Thepur-poseofthiscourseistoincreasethefullrealizationofacademicpotentialandtodecreaseacademicfailure.Thiscoursewillaimtoachievethisgoalbyhelpingthestudenttogainsuccessintheacademicenvironmentandbyprovidingthestudentwithlearningstrategiesandspecifictechniquestoincreasehis/hereffective-ness.Thus,thecoursewillbedesignedtohelpthestudentdevelopnewpersonalinsights,newstrategiesforstudyandnewapproaches toself-managementbyusingbasicpsychologicalprinciples.Thiscoursecarriesinstitutionalcreditbutwillnottransfernorbeusedtomeetdegreerequirements.(3201015212)Prerequisite:None

HYDR 1305 - BASIC HYDRAULICS

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Fundamentalsofhy-draulicsincludingtypesofhydraulicpumps,cylinders,valves,motors,andrelatedsystems.Introductiontohydraulicschematicsymbolsasrelatedtocomponents.Prerequisite:None

HYDR 1309 - BASIC FLUID POwER I (HYDRAULICS)

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Introductiontothebasicprinciplesofhydraulicpressureflowandsystemcomponentsincludingsystemcontrols,symbols,andcircuits.Emphasisongoodmaintenanceprocedures,troubleshooting techniques, and safety practices.Prerequisite:None

HYDR 1315 - BASIC FLUID POwER II (PNEUMATICS)

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Introductiontotheba-sicprinciplesofpneumaticpressure,flow,andsystemcomponentsincludingmanualandelectro-mechanicalcontrols,symbols,andcircuits.Emphasisontrouble-shootingtechniques,goodmaintenanceprocedures,andsafetypractices.Prerequisite:HYDR1309

HYDR 1345 - HYDRAULICS AND PNEUMATICS

3Credits(2hrs. lec.,3hrs. lab.)Fundamentalsofhydraulicsandtypesofhydraulicpumps,cylinders,valves,motors,andrelatedsystemsincludingopera-tions,maintenance,andsystemanalysis.Prerequisite:None

IBUS 1305 - INTRODUCTION TO INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS AND TRADE

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Thetechniquesforenteringtheinternationalmarketplace.Emphasison the impactand dynamics of sociocultural, demographic, eco-nomic, technological, and political-legal factors intheforeigntradeenvironment.Topicsincludepatternsofworldtrade,internationalizationofthefirm,andoperatingproceduresofthemultinationalenterprise.Prerequisite:None

IBUS 1371 - PRINCIPLES OF IMPORT/EXPORT

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Astudyoftheimportandtheexportmanagementprocessandprocedures.Topicsincludegovernmental,commercialinvoices,andtrafficprocedures.Applicationtohumanandpublicrelations,managementofpersonnel,finance,andaccountingprocedures.Prerequisite:None

IBUS 2341 - INTERCULTURAL MANAGEMENT

3 Credits (3 hrs. lec.) Cross-cultural comparisonsof management and communications processes.Emphasizescultural,ethnic,geographicdistinctions,andantecedents thataffect individual,group,andorganizationalbehavior.Mayincludesocioculturaldemographics,economics,technology,political-legalissues,negotiations,andprocessesofdecisionmakingin the internationalculturalenvironment.Fulfills themulticulturalrequirementfortheAASinManagement.Prerequisite:None



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IBUS 2345 - IMPORT CUSTOM REGULATIONS

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Dutiesandresponsibilitiesofthe licensed customs broker such as processes forcustomsclearanceincludingappraisement,bondedwarehouseentry,examinationofgoods,harmonizedtariffs, fees,bonding,penalties,quotas, immediatedelivery,consumption,andliquidation,computerizedsystems, laws, and regulations. Prerequisite: IBUS1371ordepartmentalapproval

IBUS 2371 - ENTREPRENEURIAL MARKETING

3 Credits (3 hrs. lec.) Principles of marketing foranentrepreneurialventure,utilizinginnovativeandfinancially responsiblemarketing strategies. Prepa-rationofamarketingplandesigned to launch theentrepreneurialventureaswellasmarketingstrategiesto implementduring thefirst twoyearsofbusinessoperation.Prerequisite:None

IEIR 1310 - MOTOR CONTROLS

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Generalprinciplesandfundamentalsofelectricalcontrolsandcontrolcomponents includingstarters troubleshooting tech-niques,variousprotectivedevices,schematics,anddiagrams.Studentwilldevelop“hands-on”skillsus-ingtransformers,motors,magneticcontroldevices,relays,timedelaycircuits,reversingcircuitsandothercontrolinputdevices.Prerequisites:CETT1402,1405or1409ordepartmentalapproval;ENGL0304orENGL0339ANDENGL0306or0355or0374,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0306

IMED 1301 - INTRODUCTION TO DIGITAL MEDIA

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Asurveyofthetheo-ries,elements,andhardware/softwarecomponentsofdigitalmedia.Emphasisonconceptualizingandproducingdigitalmediapresentations.Prerequisite:None

IMED 1316 - wEB DESIGN I

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Instructioninwebdesignandrelatedgraphicdesignissuesincludingmark-up languages,Websites,andbrowsers.Em-phasisisontheuseofhypertextmarkuplanguages(XHTML) to design functional and compellingwebpages.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

IMED 1341 - INTERFACE DESIGN

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Skilldevelopmentin the interface design process including selectinginterfacesrelativetoaproject’scontentanddeliverysystem.Emphasisonaestheticissuessuchasiconog-raphy,screencomposition,colors,andtypography.Prerequisites:ARTC1302andARTC1317

IMED 1345 - INTERACTIVE DIGITAL MEDIA I

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Explorationoftheuseofgraphicsandsoundtocreateinteractivedigitalmediaapplicationsand/oranimationsusingindustrystandardauthoringsoftware.Prerequisite:ARTC1302

IMED 1391 - SPECIAL TOPICS - EDUCATIONAL/INSTRUCTIONAL MEDIA DESIGN

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Topicsaddressrecentlyidentifiedcurrentevents,skills,knowledge,and/orattitudesandbehaviorspertinenttothetechnologyoroccupationandrelevanttotheprofessionaldevelop-mentofthestudent.Thiscoursewillfocusonvideopre-production,production,andpost-productionforclient-basedprojects.Prerequisite:Instructorapproval

IMED 2309 - INTERNET COMMERCE

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)AnoverviewoftheInternetasamarketingandsalestoolwithemphasisondevelopingaprototypeforelectroniccommerce.Prerequisites:IMED1316;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

IMED 2311 - PORTFOLIO DEVELOPMENT

3Credits (2hrs. lec.,4hrs. lab.)Preparationandenhancement of portfolio to meet professionalstandards, development of presentation skills, andimprovementofjob-seekingtechniques.Prerequisite:Instructorapproval

IMED 2313 - PROjECT ANALYSIS AND DESIGN

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Applicationoftheplanningandproductionprocessesfordigitalmediaprojects.Emphasisoncopyrightandotherlegalissues,contentdesignandproductionmanagement.Practiceinwritingaproposalforaclientandpresentingit.Prerequisites:IMED1301;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting


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3Credits(2hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Astudyofmark-uplanguageandadvancedlayouttechniquesforcreat-ingWebpages.EmphasisonidentifyingthetargetaudienceandproducingWebsitesaccordingtoac-cessibilitystandards,culturalappearance,andlegalissues. Prerequisites: IMED 1316 and ITSE 1402;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

IMED 2345 - INTERACTIVE DIGITAl MEDIA II

3Credits(2hrs. lec.,4hrs. lab.)Instructionintheuseofscriptinglanguagestocreateinteractivedigitalmediaapplications.Prerequisites:IMED1345;ENGL0304orENGL0339ANDENGL0306or0355or0374,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

IMED 2349 - INTERNET COMMUNICATIONS

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Advancedseminarinwebserverdesignandmaintenance.Topicsincludescripting,Websiteplanning,testing,security,produc-tion,andmarketing.Prerequisites:IMED1316andITSE1402;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

IMED 2380 - COOPERATIVE EDUCATION - INTERACTIVE MEDIA

3Credits(1hr.lec.,20hrs.ext.)Career-relatedactivi-tiesencounteredinthestudent’sareaofspecializationofferedthroughanindividualizedagreementamongthecollege,employer,andstudent.Underthesuper-visionof thecollegeandtheemployer, thestudentcombinesclassroomlearningwithworkexperience.Includesa lecture component. Prerequisites:Meetsrequirements for final semester; ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

INDS 1311 - FUNDAMENTAlS OF INTERIOR DESIGN

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Anintroductiontotheelementsandprinciplesofdesign,theinteriordesignprofession,and the interiordesignproblem-solvingprocess. Prerequisites: MATH 0306 or equivalenttestscore;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

INDS 1315 - MATERIAlS, METHODS AND ESTIMATING

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Astudyofmaterials,methodsofconstructionandinstallation,andestimat-ing for interior design applications. Prerequisites:MATH0306orequivalent test score;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

INDS 1319 - TECHNICAl DRAWING FOR INTERIOR DESIGNERS

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Anintroductiontoreadingandpreparingtechnicalconstructiondrawingsforinteriordesign,includingplans,elevations,details,schedules, dimensions and lettering. Prerequisites:MATH0306orequivalent test score;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

INDS 1345 - COMMERCIAl DESIGN I

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Astudyofdesignprinciplesappliedtofurniturelayoutandspaceplan-ning for commercial interiors. Prerequisites: INDS1349 and 2321; ENGL 0305 AND ENGL 0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

INDS 1349 - FUNDAMENTAlS OF SPACE PlANNING

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Thestudyofresidentialandlightcommercialspaces,includingprogramming,codes, standards, space planning, drawings andpresentations.Prerequisites:INDS1311and1319;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0306

INDS 1351 - HISTORY OF INTERIORS I

3Credits(3hrs.lec.,1hr.lab.)Anin-depthhistoricalsurveyofdesigninarchitecture,interiors,furnishings,and decorative elements from the ancient culturesthroughtheItalianRenaissancetimeperiods.Prereq-uisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting,MATH0306

INDS 1352 - HISTORY OF INTERIORS II

3Credits(3hrs.lec.,1hr.lab.)Amulticulturalhistoricalsurveyofdesigninarchitecture,interiors,furnishings,anddecorativeelementsfromthepost-Renaissance


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INDS 1372 - SUSTAINABlE DESIGN

3 Credits (2 hrs. lec., 4 hrs. lab.) The enhancedstudyofsustainabledesignprocesses,includingtheidentification and characteristics of green buildingproducts,theimpactofinteriorbuildingmaterialsonhumansandtheglobalecologicalsystem,theratingsystemsusedtoevaluatecommercialandresidentialdesignandhowsustainabledesignprocessesandmaterialsareincorporatedintothebuiltenvironment.Prerequisites:INDS1349,1315and2321;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

INDS 2237 - PORTFOlIO PRESENTATION

2Credits (2hrs. lec.)Acourse in thepreparationandpresentationofacomprehensiveinteriordesignportfolio,includingresumepreparation,employmentinterviewskills,andgoalsetting.Prerequisites:Shouldbetakenduringstudent’sfinalsemester;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

INDS 2305 - INTERIOR DESIGN GRAPHICS

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Skilldevelopmentincomputergeneratedgraphicsandtechnicaldrawingsforinteriordesignapplications.Prerequisites:INDS1319;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigher level course (ENGL 1301), OR placementbytesting

INDS 2307 - TEXTIlES FOR INTERIOR DESIGN

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Thestudyofinteriordesigntextilesincludingcharacteristics,care,codes,andapplications. Prerequisites: ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0306

INDS 2310 - KITCHEN AND BATH

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Principlesofkitchenandbathdesign.Emphasizesprogramming,spaceplanning,anduniversaldesign.Includesinnovativeproductsandfinishes.Prerequisites:INDS1349and2321;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigher level course (ENGL 1301), OR placementbytesting

INDS 2311 - INTERIOR ENVIRONMENTAl FACTORS

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Astudyofhumanandmaterialfactorsaffectingtheinteriorenvironment, includingproxemics, ergonomics, universal design, and useof sustainablematerials.Prerequisites: INDS1311ordepartmentalapproval;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0308

INDS 2313 - RESIDENTIAl DESIGN I

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Thestudyofresi-dentialspaces, includingtheidentificationofclientneeds, programming, standards, space planning,drawings, and presentations. Prerequisites: INDS1349 and 2321; ENGL 0305 AND ENGL 0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

INDS 2315 - lIGHTING FOR INTERIOR DESIGNERS

3Credits(2hrs. lec.,4hrs. lab.)Fundamentalsoflightingdesign,includinglamps,luminaires,lightingtechniques,andapplicationsforresidentialandcom-mercial projects. Prerequisites: INDS1319; ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

INDS 2321 - PRESENTATION DRAWING

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Anintroductiontotwo-andthree-dimensionalpresentations,includingdrawingswithone-andtwo-pointperspectives,plans,andelevations.Prerequisites:INDS1311and1319;ARTS1316;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting,ANDdepartmentapproval

INDS 2325 - PROFESSIONAl PRACTICES FOR INTERIOR DESIGNERS

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Astudyofbusinesspracticesandproceduresforinteriordesigners,includingpro-fessionalethics,projectmanagement,marketing,andlegalissues.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

INDS 2330 - INTERIOR DESIGN BUIlDING SYSTEMS

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Anoverviewofbuild-ingmaterials,mechanicalsystems,andconstructiontechniquesasappliedtointeriordesign.Discussion


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INDS 2486 - INTERNSHIP - INTERIOR DESIGN

4Credits(16hrs.ext.)Awork-basedlearningexpe-riencethatenablesthestudenttoapplyspecializedoccupationaltheory,skillsandconcepts.Alearningplanisdevelopedbythecollegeandtheemployer.Prerequisites:Studentmusthavecompletedall firstsemesterclasses,ordepartmentalapproval;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

INDS 2487 - INTERNSHIP - INTERIOR DESIGN

4Credits(16hrs.ext.)Awork-basedlearningexpe-riencethatenablesthestudenttoapplyspecializedoccupationaltheory,skillsandconcepts.Alearningplanisdevelopedbythecollegeandtheemployer.ThiscourseisintendedforFacilitiesManagementstu-dents.Prerequisites:Studentmusthavecompletedallfirstsemesterclasses,ordepartmentalapproval;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

INEW 2438 - ADVANCED JAVA PROGRAMMING

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)AcontinuationofJavaprogrammingtechniquessuchasservlets,andadvanced graphical functions. Prerequisites: ITSE2417;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigher level course (ENGL 1301), OR placementbytesting

INMT 1311 - COMPUTER INTEGRATED MANUFACTURING

3 Credits (2 hrs. lec., 2 hrs. lab.) A study of theprinciples and application of computer-integratedmanufacturing.Employallaspectsofasysteminclud-ingbutnotlimitedtointegrationofmaterialhandling,manufacturing,andcomputerhardwareandprogram-ming.Prerequisite:MCHN1319

INMT 1417 - INDUSTRIAl AUTOMATION

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Astudyoftheap-plicationsofindustrialautomationsystemsincludingidentificationofsystemrequirements,equipmentinte-gration,motors,controllers,andsensors.Coverageofset-up,maintenance,andtestingoftheautomated

system.Prerequisites:MCHN1319andCOSC1401orITSC1401

INMT 1443 - CAD - CAM

4Credits(2hrs.lec.,6hrs.lab.)Computer-assistedapplicationsinintegratingengineeringgraphicsandmanufacturing.Emphasisontheconversionofawork-ingdrawingusingCAD-CAMsoftwareandrelatedinputandoutputdevicestotranslateintomachinecode.Uponcompletionofthiscoursethestudentshallbeabletodescribetheproperusesoftooling;describethe“G”codes;writeprogramsfortheCNCTorCAMmillandlathemachine;andorganizeandeditCNCprograms;andproducedetailpartsonthemillandlathe.Prerequisite:Instructorapproval

INMT 1491 - SPECIAl TOPICS - INDUSTRIAl MANUFACTURING TECHNOlOGY/TECHNICIAN

4 Credits (3 hrs. lec., 3 hrs. lab.) Topics addressrecentlyidentifiedcurrentevents,skills,knowledge,and/orattitudesandbehaviorspertinenttothetech-nologyoroccupationandrelevanttotheprofessionaldevelopmentofthestudent.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

INMT 2301 - MACHINERY INSTAllATION

3Credits(1hr.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Studentsutilizeskillsacquiredinpreviousstudies.Machineryfoundation,locations, installation, and alignment activities arepracticed and tested. Emphasis is on the variousmethodsofshaftalignmentincludinglasershaftalign-ment.Prerequisite:None

INMT 2303 - PUMPS, COMPRESSORS & MECHANICAl DRIVES

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Astudyofthetheoryandoperationsofvarioustypesofpumpsandcompres-sors.Topicsincludemechanicalpowertransmissionsystems includinggears, v-belts, and chaindrives.Prerequisite:None

INMT 2345 - INDUSTRIAl TROUBlESHOOTING

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Anadvancedstudyof the techniques used in troubleshooting varioustypesofindustrialequipmenttoincludemechanical,electrical,hydraulic,andpneumaticsystemsandtheircontroldevices.Emphasiswillbeplacedontheuseofschematicsanddiagramsinconjunctionwithpropertroubleshootingprocedures.Prerequisite:None


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INMT 2380 - COOPERATIVE EDUCATION - INDUSTRIAl MANUFACTURING TECHNOlOGY/TECHNICIAN

3 Credits (1 hr. lec., 20 hrs. ext.) Career-relatedactivitiesencounteredinthestudent’sareaofspecial-izationofferedthroughanindividualizedagreementamong the college, employer, and student. Underthesupervisionofthecollegeandtheemployer,thestudentcombinesclassroomlearningwithworkex-perience.Includesalecturecomponent.Prerequisite:Departmentalapproval

INMT 2381 - COOPERATIVE EDUCATION - INDUSTRIAl MANUFACTURING TECHNOlOGY/TECHNICIAN


INMT 2388 - INTERNSHIP MANUFACTURING TECHNOlOGY/TECHNICIAN3Credits(15hrs.ext.)Awork-basedlearningexpe-riencethatenablesthestudenttoapplyspecializedoccupationaltheory,skillsandconcepts.Alearningplanisdevelopedbythecollegeandtheemployer.Prerequisite:Departmentalapproval

INMT 2389 - INTERNSHIP MANUFACTURING TECHNOlOGY/TECHNICIAN

3Credits(15hrs.ext.)Awork-basedlearningexpe-riencethatenablesthestudenttoapplyspecializedoccupationaltheory,skillsandconcepts.Alearningplanisdevelopedbythecollegeandtheemployer.Prerequisite:Departmentalapproval

INTC 1307 - INSTRUMENTATION TEST EQUIPMENT

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Theoryandappli-cationofinstrumentationtestequipment.Emphasizesaccuracy,limitationsofinstruments,andcalibrationtechniques.Prerequisites:CETT1425;ENGL0304orENGL0339ANDENGL0306or0355or0374,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0306

INTC 1341 - PRINCIPlES OF AUTOMATIC CONTROl

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Basicmeasurements,automaticcontrol systemsanddesign,closed loopsystems, controllers, feedback, control modes andcontrolconfigurations.Prerequisite:None

INTC 1422 - ANAlOG ElECTRONIC INSTRUMENTATION I

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Basicconceptsrelatedtoindustrialelectricalcontrols.Includescomponents,terminology,symbols,anddiagramsusedinanalogcontrolsystems.Prerequisite:None

ITAl 1411 - BEGINNING ITAlIAN I

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Thiscourseincludesbeginner’spronunciation,oralpractice,conversation,useofrecordingsforeartraining,basicprinciplesofgrammar,simpleexercisesincomposition,easyread-ingwhichincludesculturalmaterial.(1609025113)Prerequisites: ENGL 0305 AND ENGL 0307 or0356, OR higher level course (ENGL 1301), ORplacementbytesting

ITAl 1412 - BEGINNING ITAlIAN II

4Credits (3hrs. lec.,2hrs. lab.)Thiscourse isacontinuation of 1411 with increased emphasis oncomprehension,speaking,reading,andwriting.In-tensiveskillstoincreasevocabularyandknowledgeofstructure.(1609025113)Prerequisites:ITAL1411ORplacementbyexam;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

ITAl 2311 - INTERMEDIATE ITAlIAN I

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Thiscoursestressesbothoralandwrittenexercisestoincreasevocabularyexpansionofgrammaticalprinciplesandshort themeswrittenonavarietyoftopics.(1609025213)Prerequisites:ITAL1412;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

ITAl 2312 - INTERMEDIATE ITAlIAN II

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)ThiscourseisacontinuationofITAL2311withemphasisonliteraryworksbyItalianauthors.StudentswillreadonemajornovelinItalian.Continuedreinforcementofgrammaticalprinciplesanddevelopmentofwritingandoralskillsarestressed.(1609025213).Prerequisites:ITAL2311;ENGL0305


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ITAl 2376 - INTERMEDIATE ITAlIAN CONVERSATION

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)IntensiveoralpracticeinsmallandlargegroupcontextforstudentswhohavelearnedItalian as a foreign language and have masteredspeaking,readingandwritingcompetenciesinthelanguage.(1609027113)Prerequisite:ITAL1412

ITCC 1401 - CISCO EXPlORATION 1 - NETWORK FUNDAMENTAlS

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Acourseintroducingthearchitecture,structure,functions,components,andmodelsoftheInternet.DescribestheuseofOSIandTCPlayeredmodelstoexaminethenatureandrolesofprotocolsandservicesattheapplications,network,datalink,andphysicallayers.CoverstheprinciplesandstructureofIPaddressingandthefundamentalsofEthernetconcepts,media,andoperations.BuildsimpleLANtopologiesbyapplyingbasicprinciplesofcabling;performbasicconfigurationsofnetworkdevices,includingroutersandswitches;andimple-mentingIPaddressingschemes.Prerequisites:ITSC1401orCOSC1401;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

ITCC 1404 - CISCO EXPlORATION 2 - ROUTING PROTOCOlS AND CONCEPTS

4Credits (3hrs. lec.,2hrs. lab.) Thiscoursede-scribesthearchitecture,components,andoperationofrouters,andexplainstheprinciplesofroutingandroutingprotocols.Studentsanalyze,configure,verify,andtroubleshoottheprimaryroutingprotocolsRIPv1,RIPv2,EIGRP,andOSPF.Recognizeandcorrectcom-monroutingissuesandproblems.Modelandanalyzeroutingprocesses.Prerequisites:ITCC1401;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

ITCC 1409 - CISCO VOICE AND DATA CABlING

4 Credits (3 hrs. lec., 2 hrs. lab.) Introduces thephysicalaspectsofCISCOvoiceanddatanetworkcablingandinstallation;skillsdevelopmentinread-ingnetworkdesigndocumentations,partlistsetupandpurchase,pullingandmountingcable,cablemanagement, choosing wiring closets and pathpanel installationand termination, installing jacksandtestingcable.Prerequisites:ITSC/COSC1401

or ITSE1402;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigher levelcourse (ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

ITCC 2408 - CISCO EXPlORATION 3 - lAN SWITCHING AND WIRElESS

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Thiscoursehelpsstudentsdevelopanin-depthunderstandingofhowswitchesoperateandare implemented in theLANenvironmentforsmallandlargenetworks.DetailedexplanationsofLANswitchoperations,VLANimple-mentation, Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol (RSTP),VLAN Trunking Protocol (VTP), Inter-VLAN routing,andwirelessnetworkoperations.Analyze,configure,verify,andtroubleshootVLANs,RSTP,VTP,andwire-less networks. Campus network design and Layer3switchingconceptsareintroduced.Prerequisites:ITCC1401;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

ITCC 2410 - CISCO EXPlORATION 4 - ACCESSING THE WAN

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Thiscourseexplainstheprinciplesoftrafficcontrolandaccesscontrollists(ACLs)andprovidesanoverviewoftheservicesandprotocolsatthedatalinklayerforwide-areaaccess.DescribesuseraccesstechnologiesanddevicesanddiscoverhowtoimplementandconfigurePoint-to-PointProtocol(PPP),Point-to-PointProtocoloverEthernet(PP-PoE),DSL,andFrameRelay.WANsecurityconcepts,tunneling,andVPNbasicsare introduced.Discussthespecialnetworkservicesrequiredbyconvergedapplicationsandanintroductiontoqualityofservice(QoS).Prerequisites: ITCC1401,ITCC1404,andITCC2408

ITCC 2450 - BUIlDING SCAlABlE INTERNETWORKS

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Createanefficientand expandable enterprise network by installing,configuring,monitoring,andtroubleshootingnetworkinfrastructureequipment (especiallyrouterssuchasCisco ISRs)according to theCampus InfrastructuremoduleintheEnterpriseCompositeNetworkmodel.TopicsincludehowtoconfigureEIGRP,OSPF,IS-IS,andBGProutingprotocolsandhowtomanipulateandoptimizeroutingupdatesbetweentheseroutingprotocols.Othertopicsincludemulticastrouting,IPv6,andDHCpconfiguration.Prerequisites:ITCC1401,ITCC1404,ITCC2408,andITCC2410ORCiscoCCNAIndustryCertification;ENGL0305ANDENGL


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ITCC 2451 - IMPlEMENTING SECURE CONVERGED WIDE-AREA NETWORKS

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Providingsecureenterprise-classnetworkserviceforteleworkersandbranchsites.StudentswilllearnhowtosecureandexpandthereachofanenterprisenetworkwithfocusonVPNconfigurationandsecuringnetworkaccess.Topicsincludeteleworkerconfigurationandaccess,Frame-Mode MPLS, site-to-site IPSec VPN, CiscoEZVPN,strategiesusedtomitigatenetworkattacks,Ciscodevicehardeningand IOSfirewall features.Prerequisites:ITCC1401,ITCC1404,ITCC2408,andITCC2410ORCiscoCCNAIndustryCertification;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

ITCC 2452 - BUIlDING MUlTIlAYER SWITCHED NETWORKS

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)MultilayerSwitch-ingteachesaboutthedeploymentofstate-of-the-artcampusLANs.ThecoursefocusesontheselectionandimplementationoftheappropriateCiscoIOSservicestobuildreliable,scalablemultilayer-switchedLANs.Prerequisites:ITCC1401,ITCC1404,ITCC2408,andITCC2410ORCiscoCCNAIndustryCertification;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

ITCC 2453 - OPTIMIzING CONVERGED NETWORKS

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Optimizingandpro-vidingeffectiveQoStechniquesinconvergednetworksoperatingvoice,wireless,andsecurityapplications.Prerequisites:ITCC1401,ITCC1404,ITCC2408,andITCC2410ORCiscoCCNAIndustryCertification;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

ITMT 1400 - IMPlEMENTING & SUPPORTING MICROSOFT WINDOWS XP PROFESSIONAl

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Addressestheimple-mentationanddesktopsupportneedsofcustomersthatareplanning todeployandsupportMicrosoftWindowsXPProfessionalinavarietyofstand-aloneandnetworkoperatingsystemenvironments.In-depth,hands-on training for Information Technology (IT)professionalsresponsiblefortheplanning,implemen-tation, management, and support of Windows XPProfessional.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL

0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

ITMT 1440 - MANAGING & MAINTAINING A MICROSOFT WINDOWS SERVER 2003 ENVIRONMENT

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Managingaccountsandresources,maintainingserverresources,moni-toring serverperformance,and safeguardingdatainaMicrosoftWindowsServer2003environment.Prerequisites:ITMT1400;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

ITMT 1450 - IMPlEMENTING, MANAGING & MAINTAINING A MICROSOFT WINDOWS SERVER 2003 NETWORK INFRASTRUCTURE: NETWORK SERVICES

4 Credits (3 hrs. lec., 2 hrs. lab.) Implementingrouting;implementing,managing,andmaintainingDynamicHostConfigurationProtocol(DHCP),DomainNameSystem(DNS),andWindowsInternetNameService(WINS);securingInternetProtocol(IP)trafficwithInternetProtocolsecurity(IPSec)andcertificates;implementing a network access infrastructure byconfiguringtheconnectionsforremoteaccessclients;and managing and monitoring network access.Prerequisites:ITMT1400,1440;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

ITMT 1455 - MCSE IV, 70-293, PlANNING, IMPlEMENTING & MAINTAINING A MICROSOFT SERVER 2003 NETWORK INFRASTRUCTURE

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Planningandmain-tainingaWindowsServer2003networkinfrastructure.ThisisthefifthcourseintheWindowsServer2003Engineercurriculum.Prerequisites:ITMT1400,1440;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

ITMT 1470 - WINDOWS 7 ClIENT CONFIGURATION 70-680

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Thiscourseprovidesanin-depthunderstandingoftheMicrosoftWindows7operatingsystemwithaspecificfocusonimplemen-tationanddesktopsupportneedsfortheclientsinavarietyofstand-aloneandnetworkoperatingsystemenvironments. Topics covered include installation,userandgroupaccounts,security,networking,TCP/IP,builtinapplications,andadvancedconfiguration


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ITMT 1471 - WINDOWS SERVER 2008

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Thiscourseprovidesan introduction to the core concepts of MicrosoftWindowsServer2008andlaysthefoundationformoreadvancedconceptsandcourses.Topicscoveredincludeinstallation,userandgroupaccounts,authen-tication,anintroductiontoActiveDirectory,ServerManager Console, server software, security andpolicymanagementusingNetworkAccessProtection,automatedandremoteadministration,basicnetworkconnectivity,andbackupandrecovery.Prerequisite:ITMT1470

ITMT 1472 - WINDOWS SERVER 2008 APPlICATIONS INFRASTRUCTURE 70-643

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Anin-depthcourseonWeb,network,remote,anddesktopapplicationsadministrationandconfigurationonMicrosoftWin-dows Server 2008. Topics covered include serverdeployment,virtualization,Terminalservicesconfigura-tion,Webapplicationinstallationandconfiguration,and Web services installation, configuration andadministrationincludingInternetinformationservice,FileTransferProtocol(FTP),andSimpleMailTransferProtocol(SMTP).Prerequisite:ITMT1471

ITMT 1473 - WINDOWS SERVER 2008 NETWORK INFRASTRUCTURE 70-642

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Coversplanning,installation, configuration, administration,manage-ment,maintenance,monitoring,andtroubleshootingofnetworkinfrastructurecomponents.Prerequisite:ITMT1471

ITMT 2400 - PlANNING, IMPlEMENTING, AND MAINTAINING A MICROSOFT WINDOWS SERVER 2003 ACTIVE DIRECTORY INFRASTRUCTURE

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)WindowsServer2003directoryserviceenvironment.Includesforestanddomainstructure;DomainNameSystem(DNS);site topology and replication; organizational unitstructure and delegation of administration; GroupPolicy;anduser,group,andcomputeraccountstrate-gies.Prerequisites:ITMT1400,1440;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

ITMT 2430 - DESIGNING A MICROSOFT WINDOWS SERVER 2003 ACTIVE DIRECTORY AND NETWORK INFRASTRUCTURE

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)DesigningaMicrosoftActiveDirectory serviceandnetwork infrastructureforaMicrosoftWindowsServer2003environment.Intendedforsystemsengineerswhoareresponsiblefordesigningdirectoryserviceand/ornetworkinfrastruc-tures.Prerequisites:ITMT1400,1440;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

ITMT 2432 - MCSE XII, 70-086, DEPlOYING AND SUPPORTING MICROSOFT SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT SERVER 2.0

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Deployingandsup-portingMicrosoftSystemsManagementServer(SMS)version2.0,ServicePack2.Includesdesigningasite,organizingasitehierarchy,andplanningforresourceneeds. Focuseson installingvarious typesof sites,establishingasitehierarchy,configuringsite-to-sitecommunications,andinstallingclientsinmultiplesites.Emphasizestroubleshootingproblemsinsiteinstalla-tion, client installation, site-to-site communications,andkeyfeaturesofSMS2.0.Alsoincludestracingataskfromitsinitiationtoitscompletionbyfollow-ingthevariousthreadsofataskandusingNetworkMonitortotracenetworktrafficassociatedwithSMStasks.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

ITMT 2440 - DESIGNING SECURITY FOR MICROSOFT NETWORKS

4Credits (3 hrs. lec., 2 hrs. lab.)Assembling thedesign team, modeling threats, and analyzing se-curity risks in order tomeet business requirementsforsecuringcomputersinanetworkedenvironment.Includes decision-making skills through an interac-tivetoolthatsimulatesreal-lifescenarios.Focusesoncollectinginformationandsortingthroughdetailstoresolveagiven security requirement.Prerequisites:ITMT1400,1440;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

ITMT 2446 - MCSE XI, 70-299, IMPlEMENTING & ADMINISTERING SECURITY IN A MICROSOFT WINDOWS SERVER 2003 NETWORK

4 Credits (3 hrs. lec., 2 hrs. lab.) Addresses theMicrosoft Certified Systems Administrator (MCSA)


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and Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer (MCSE)skillspathforinformationtechnologysecurityprac-titioners. Focuses on Microsoft Windows Server2003infrastructuresolutions.Includesclient-focusedcontentwhereappropriate.Providesfunctionalskillsinplanningandimplementinginfrastructuresecurity.Prerequisites: ITMT1400,1440and2400;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

ITMT 2450 - MCSE VIII, 70-284, IMPlEMENTING AND MANAGING MICROSOFT EXCHANGE SERVER 2003

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Updatingandsup-portingareliable,securemessaginginfrastructureusedforcreating,storing,andsharinginformationbyusingMicrosoftExchangeServer2003.Includesasignificantamountofhands-onpractices,discussions,andas-sessmentstoassiststudentsinbecomingproficientintheskillsnecessarytoupdateandsupportExchangeServer2003.Prerequisites:ITMT1400,1440;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

ITMT 2452 - MCSE IX, 70-281, PlANNING, DEPlOYING AND MANAGING AN ENTERPRISE PROJECT MANAGEMENT SOlUTION

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Planning,deploy-ing,andmanagingaMicrosoftOfficeProjectServer2003solution.Intendedforinformationtechnologyprofessionalswhooperateinmediumtoverylargecomputing environments using Microsoft WindowsServer2003operating system.Prerequisites: ITMT2400;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigher level course (ENGL 1301), OR placementbytesting

ITMT 2455 - MCSE XIII 70-285, DESIGNING A MICROSOFT WINDOWS SERVER 2003 ORGANIzATION

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)DesigningaMicrosoftExchangeServer2003organizationinanenterprisenetwork.IncludesaplanforupgradingfrompreviousversionsofMicrosoftExchange.Prerequisites:ITMT1400,1440and2400;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

ITMT 2457 - MCSE X, 70-282, DESIGNING, DEPlOYING, AND MANAGING A NETWORK SOlUTION FOR THE SMAll AND MEDIUM-SIzED BUSINESS

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Selecting,deploy-ing,andmanagingaMicrosoftnetworkingsolutionforsmall-andmedium-sizedbusinesses.Prerequisites:ITMT1400,1440,and2400; ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

ITMT 2470 - WINDOWS SERVER 2008 ACTIVE DIRECTORY 70-630

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Anin-depthcourseonWindowsServer2008ActiveDirectory.Topicscoveredincludeforestanddomainstructure;DomainNameSystem(DNS);sitetopologyandreplication;organizationalunitstructureanddelegationofadmin-istration;GroupPolicy;CertificateServices;anduser,group,andcomputeraccountstrategies.Prerequisite:ITMT1471

ITMT 2471 - WINDOWS SERVER 2008 SERVER ADMINISTRATOR 70-646

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Anin-depthcourseto prepare students to handle day-to-daymanage-ment of the server operating system, file structure,and directory services; handle software distribu-tion and updates; monitor servers; provide tier-2troubleshooting support; support engineering andchange-management projects; build and configureservers;implementauditingpolicy;performscheduledvulnerability-assessmentscans;andmonitorlogsforfirewallsandintrusion-detectionsystems.Prerequisites:ITMT1473,ITMT2470

ITMT 2472 - WINDOWS 2008 ENTERPRISE ADMINISTRATION 70-647

4Credits (3hrs. lec.,2hrs. lab.)Coversnetworkinfrastructuredesign,evaluationoftechnologysolu-tions,developmentofpoliciesandprocedures,andanalysisofnetworkperformanceatanenterpriselevel.Prerequisites:ITMT1473,ITMT2470

ITNW 1425 - FUNDAMENTAlS OF NETWORKING TECHNOlOGIES

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Instructioninnet-workingtechnologiesandtheirimplementation.TopicsincludetheOSIreferencemodel,networkprotocols,transmissionmedia,andnetworkinghardwareand


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ITNW 1449 - CISCO FUNDAMENTAlS OF NETWORK SECURITY

4Credits (2hrs. lec.,4hrs. lab.) PreparesCisco-qualified students to take two Cisco certificationexams:ManagingCiscoNetworkSecurityandCiscoSecurePIXFirewall.IncludesconfiguringsecureCiscoroutersandPIXfirewalls.Focusesonoverallnetworksecurity processes. Prerequisites: ITCC 2410 ORCCNACertification;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

ITNW 1451 - FUNDAMENTAlS OF WIRElESS lAN’S

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Design,plan,imple-ment,operate,andtroubleshootWirelessLocalAreaNetworks(WLANs).IncludesWLANdesign,instal-lation,andconfiguration;andWLANsecurityissuesandvendorinteroperabilitystrategies.Prerequisites:ITSC1401;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

ITNW 1472 - COMPUTER VIRTUAlIzATION

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Thishands-ontrainingcourseexploresinstallation,configuration,andman-agementofcomputervirtualizationworkstationandserver.Uponcompletionofthiscourse,thestudentwillbepreparedtotakeoneormorecomputervirtualiza-tionindustrycertificationexaminations.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

ITNW 2405 - NETWORK ADMINISTRATION

4 Credits (3 hrs. lec., 2 hrs. lab.) Topics includenetwork components, user accounts and groups,networkfilesystems,filesystemsecurity,andnetworkprinting.NovellCertified.Prerequisites:ITSC1405and ITNW1425;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

ITNW 2413 - NETWORKING HARDWARE

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Maintainnetworkhardware devices. Topics include network cables,servers,andworkstations;networkconnectivitydevicessuchasrouters,hubs,bridges,gateways,repeaters,

anduninterruptiblepowersupplies;andothernetwork-inghardwaredevices.NovellCertified.Prerequisites:ITSC1405;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Corequisite:ITNW2405

ITNW 2421 - NETWORKING WITH TCP/IP

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Setup,configure,use, and support Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)onnetworkingoperatingsystems. Prerequisites: ITNW 2413; ENGL 0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

ITNW 2452 - ADMINISTERING SQl SERVER

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)AdministeringSQLServerisaskillsdevelopmentcourseintheinstallation,configuration, administration, and troubleshootingofSQLServersclient/serverdatabasemanagementsystemversion.Prerequisite:None

ITNW 2454 - INTERNET/INTRANET SERVER

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Designing,installing,configuring,maintaining,andmanaginganInternet/Intranetserver.Prerequisites:ITSE2433;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0310

ITSC 1401 - INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTERS

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Overviewofcom-puterinformationsystems.Introducescomputerhard-ware,software,procedures,andhumanresources.Exploresintegrationandapplicationinbusinessandothersegmentsinsociety.Fundamentalsofcomputerproblem-solvingandprogrammingmaybediscussedand applied. Examines applications and softwarerelatingtoaspecificcurriculararea.ThiscourseisequivalenttoCOSC1401.Prerequisites/Corequisite:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

ITSC 1405 - INTRODUCTION TO PC OPERATING SYSTEMS

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Astudyofpersonalcomputeroperatingsystems.Topicsincludeinstallationand configuration, file management, memory andstoragemanagement,controlofperipheraldevices,anduseofutilities.Prerequisites:ITSCorCOSC1401;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting


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creditsinthedegreeplan;approvalofcomputerinformationtechnologyprogramchair

ITSC 2381 - COOPERATIVE EDUCATION

3Credits(1hr.lec.,20ext.)Career-relatedactivi-tiesencounteredinthestudent’sareaofspecializa-tionofferedthroughanindividualizedagreementamongthecollege,employer,andstudent.Underthesupervisionofthecollegeandtheemployer,thestudentcombinesclassroomlearningwithworkexperience. Includes a lecture component. ThiscoursemaybeusedasthecapstonecourseintheComputerInformationTechnologyprograms.Pre-requisites:Enrollmentinthecomputerinformationtechnology AAS degree or certificate program;completionof45creditsindegreeplan;approvalofcomputerinformationtechnologyprogramchair

ITSC 2437 - UNIX OPERATING SYSTEMS II

4Credits (3hrs. lec.,2hrs. lab.)Continuedstudyof theUNIXoperatingsystemcommands. Includesadditional scripting topics such as CGI or PERL.Prerequisite:ITSC1407

ITSC 2439 - PERSONAl COMPUTER HElP DESK SUPPORT

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Diagnosisandsolu-tionofuserhardwareandsoftwarerelatedproblemswithon-the-joband/orsimulatedprojects.Prerequi-site:Completionof16hoursofcomputercoursesordepartmentalapproval

ITSE 1350 - SYSTEMS ANAlYSIS & DESIGN

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Comprehensiveintroductiontotheplanning,design,andconstructionofcomputerinformationsystemsusing thesystemsdevelopmentlifecycleandotherappropriatedesigntools.Prereq-uisites:ITSE1402andoneprogramminglanguage;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0308

ITSE 1356 - EXTENSIBlE MARKUP lANGUAGE (XMl)

3 Credits (2 hrs. lec., 2 hrs. lab.) Introduction ofskillsandpracticerelatedtotheExtensibleMarkupLanguage.Topicstobecoveredwillinclude:elements,attributes,namespaces,entities,andwhatconstitutesawell-formeddocument.Prerequisite:ITSE1402

ITSC 1407 - UNIX OPERATING SYSTEM I

3Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)IntroductiontotheUNIXoperatingsystemincludingmulti-userconcepts,terminalemulation,useofsystemeditor,basicUNIXcommands,andwritingscriptfiles.Includesintroduc-torysystemmanagementconcepts.Prerequisites:ITSC1401orCOSC1401ANDITSC1405;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

ITSC 1425 - PERSONAl COMPUTER HARDWARE

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Currentpersonalcomputerhardwareincludingassembly,upgrading,setup,configuration,andtroubleshooting.Prerequisite:ITSC1401orCOSC1401

ITSC 2331 - INTEGRATED SOFTWARE APPlICATIONS III

3Credits (1hr. lec.,4hrs. lab.)Advanceduseofbusiness productivity software including complexassignments that require advanced formattingandfunctionality.ITSW1301andITSW1404arerecom-mendedpriortoenrollinginthecourse.Prerequisites:ITSC1401;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

ITSC 2335 - APPlICATION SOFTWARE PROBlEM SOlVING

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Utilizationofap-propriate application software to solve advancedproblemsandgeneratecustomizedsolutions.Thisisacapstonecourseforthee-businessWebdeveloperAASdegree.Prerequisites:IMED1316;ITSW1407;ITSE1407or1432or1445or2417;ITSC1407

ITSC 2380 - COOPERATIVE EDUCATION - COMPUTER AND INFORMATION SCIENCES, GENERAl

3Credits(1hr.lec.,20hrs.ext.)Career-relatedactivities encountered in the student’s area ofspecialization offered through an individualizedagreementamongthecollege,employer,andstu-dent.Underthesupervisionofthecollegeandtheemployer,thestudentcombinesclassroomlearningwithworkexperience.Includesalecturecomponent.Thiscoursemaybeusedasthecapstonecourseinthecomputerinformationtechnologyprograms.Prerequisites:EnrollmentinthecomputerinformationtechnologyAASdegreeprogram;completionof15


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ITSE 1402 - COMPUTER PROGRAMMING

4 Credits (3 hrs. lec., 2 hrs. lab.) Introduction tocomputer programming includingdesign, develop-ment, testing, implementation, anddocumentation.Prerequisites: ITSC/COSC 1401 or departmentalapproval;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0308

ITSE 1407 - INTRODUCTION TO C++ PROGRAMMING

4 Credits (3 hrs. lec., 2 hrs. lab.) Introduction tocomputerprogrammingusingC++.Emphasisonthefundamentalsofobject-orienteddesignwithdevelop-ment, testing, implementation, anddocumentation.Includes language syntax,dataandfile structures,input/output devices, and files. Prerequisites: ITSE1402;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0310ITSE 1414 - INTRODUCTION TO RPG PROGRAMMING

4Credits (3 hrs. lec.,2 hrs. lab. ) Introduction tocomputer programming using RPG. Emphasis onthefundamentalsofstructureddesign,development,testing,implementationanddocumentation.Includeslanguagesyntax,dataandfilestructures,input/outputdevices,andfiles.ITSC1401isrecommendedpriortoenrolling.Prerequisites:ITSE1402;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0310

ITSE 1418 - INTRODUCTION TO COBOl PROGRAMMING

4Credits (3 hrs. lec.,2 hrs. lab. ) Introduction tocomputerprogrammingusingCOBOL.Emphasisonthefundamentalsofstructureddesign,development,testing,implementation,anddocumentation.Includeslanguagesyntax,dataandfilestructures,input/outputdevices,andfiles.ITSC1401isrecommendedpriortoenrolling.Prerequisites:ITSE1402;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0310

ITSE 1430 - INTRODUCTION TO C# PROGRAMMING

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)AstudyofC#syntaxincluding data types, control structures, functions,syntax,andsemanticsofthelanguage,classes,classrelationships,andexceptionhandling.Prerequisites:

ITSC1401,ITSE1402;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

ITSE 1432 - INTRODUCTION TO VISUAl BASIC.NET PROGRAMMING

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)AstudyofVisualBasic.NET (VB.NET) syntax including: data types,control structures, functions, syntax, and semanticsofthelanguage,classes,classrelationships,andex-ceptionhandling.Prerequisites:ITSE1402orCOSC1309;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0310

ITSE 1445 - INTRODUCTION TO ORAClE SQl

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)AnintroductiontothedesignandcreationofrelationaldatabasesusingOracle.Topicsincludestoring,retrieving,updating,anddisplayingdatausingStructuredQueryLanguage(SQL).Prerequisites:ITSE1402;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0308

ITSE 1492 - SPECIAl TOPICS IN COMPUTER PROGRAMMING: ADVANCED C#

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Topicsaddressrecentlyidentifiedcurrentevents,skills,knowledge,and/orattitudesandbehaviorspertinenttothetechnologyoroccupationandrelevanttotheprofessionaldevelop-mentofthestudent.Thiscoursewasdesignedtoberepeatedmultipletimestoimprovestudentproficiency.Prerequisite:ITSE1430

ITSE 2380 - COOPERATIVE EDUCATION - COMPUTER PROGRAMMING

3Credits(1hr.lec.,20hrs.ext.)Career-relatedactivi-tiesencounteredinthestudent’sareaofspecializationofferedthroughanindividualizedagreementamongthecollege,employer,andstudent.Underthesuper-visionofthecollegeandtheemployer,thestudentcombinesclassroomlearningwithworkexperience.Includeslecturecomponent.Thisisacapstonecourseforthemid-rangecomputingspecializationAAS,thee-businesswebdeveloperspecializationAAS,theprogrammingspecialistspecializationAAS,andtheprogramming specialist certificate. Prerequisites:EnrolledincomputerinformationtechnologyAASdegreeprogram;completionof15creditsindegreeplan;approvalofcomputerinformationtechnologyprogramchair


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ITSE 2413 - WEB AUTHORING

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Instructionindesign-inganddevelopingWebpagesthatincorporatetext,graphics,andothersupportingelementsusingcurrenttechnologiesandauthoringtools.Prerequisites:IMED1316;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigher level course (ENGL 1301), OR placementbytesting

ITSE 2417 - JAVA PROGRAMMING

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Introductiontoobject-orientedJavaprogrammingincludingthefundamentalsyntaxandsemanticsofJavaforapplicationsandwebapplets.Prerequisites:ITSE1402;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0310

ITSE 2429 - ORAClE NETWORK ADMINISTRATION AND PERFORMANCE TUNING

4 Credits (3 hrs. lec., 2 hrs. lab.) Introduction toOracle Client/Server connectivity and distributeddatabasesincludingconfiguring,administering,tun-ing, troubleshooting Oracle SQL*Net and relatedtools.Prerequisite:ITSE2456

ITSE 2431 - ADVANCED C++ PROGRAMMING

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)FurtherapplicationofC++programmingtechniquesincludingfileaccess,abstractdatastructures,classinheritance,andotheradvanced techniques. Designed to strengthen thestudent’sknowledgeofcomputerprogramming.Thestudent will develop correct, well-documented pro-gramscontainingcomplexdatastructures;incorporatecomplexinput/outputfilehandlingtechniques;createclasses and objects in programs; and incorporateadvancedC++techniquesusingacurrentpersonalcomputerC++ compiler. Prerequisites: ITSE1407;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0310

ITSE 2433 - IMPlEMENTING A DATABASE ON MICROSOFT SQl SERVER

4 Credits (3 hrs. lec., 2 hrs. lab.) Skills develop-ment in the implementationofadatabasesolutionusingMicrosoftSQLServerclient/serverdatabasemanagementsystem.Prerequisites:ITSW1407andITSE1402

ITSE 2435 - ADVANCED RPG PROGRAMMING

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)FurtherapplicationofRPGprogrammingtechnique,includingfileaccessmethods, data structures, modular programming,program testing and documentation. Prerequisites:ITSE1414;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0310

ITSE 2444 - ORAClE DATABASE STRUCTURE AND WAREHOUSING

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Apracticalapplica-tioncourseformodelinganddesigninganOracledatawarehouseusingcasestudies.Thisisacapstonecourse.Prerequisites:ITSE2429;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0308

ITSE 2449 - ADVANCED VISUAl BASIC PROGRAMMING

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)AdvancedVisualBasicprogrammingincludingfileaccessmethods,datastructures,modularprogramming,programtestinganddocumentation.Prerequisites:ITSE1432;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0310

ITSE 2451 - ADVANCED COBOl PROGRAMMING

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)FurtherapplicationsofprogrammingtechniquesusingCOBOL,includingfile access methods, data structures and modularprogramming,programtestinganddocumentation.Prerequisites: ITSE1418;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0310

ITSE 2454 - ADVANCED ORAClE Pl/SQl

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)AcontinuationofOracle SQL. Topics include hierarchical queries,setbasedqueries,correlatedsubqueries,scripting,andscriptinggeneration.Prerequisites:ITSE1445;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0308

ITSE 2456 - ORAClE DATABASE ADMINISTRATION I

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)FundamentalsoftasksandfunctionsrequiredofadatabaseadministratorusingOracle.Prerequisites:ITSE1445;ENGL0305


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ITSE 2458 - ORAClE DATABASE ADMINISTRATION II

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)AcontinuationofOracle Database Administration I. Topics includerecovery procedures, logical backups, standbydatabase capabilities, and performance tuning oftheOracleServer.Commonperformanceproblemsandtheuseofdiagnostictoolstotroubleshootandoptimizethroughputwillbediscussed.Prerequisites:ITSE2456;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0308ITSE 2459 - ADVANCED COMPUTER PROGRAMMING

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Furtherapplicationsofprogrammingtechniques.Topicsincludefileaccessmethods,datastructuresandmodularprogramming,programtestinganddocumentation.Prerequisites:ITSE1402orCOSC1309;onelower-levelprogrammingcourse;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0308

ITSE 2472 - WEB APPlICATION DEVElOPMENT

4 Credits (3 hrs. lec., 2 hrs. lab.) Build dynamic,interactivewebsitesutilizingWebapplicationdevelop-menttools.Focusisondesigntechniques,executionofwebprograms,andimplementationofcreditcardauthorizationtechniques.Prerequisites:IMED1316;ITSW1407;ITSE1407,1432,1445or2417;ITSC1407;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0310

ITSW 1301 - INTRODUCTION TO WORD PROCESSING

3 Credits (1 hr. lec., 4 hrs. lab.) An overview oftheproductionofdocuments,tables,andgraphics,includingadvancedapplicationsinmerging,macros,desktop publishing, and extensive formatting fortechnical documents. Prerequisite: Basic keyboard-ingproficiency

ITSW 1310 - INTRODUCTION TO PRESENTATION GRAPHICS SOFTWARE

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Instructionintheutili-zationofpresentationsoftwaretoproducemultimedia

presentations.Graphics,text,sound,animationand/orvideomaybeusedinpresentationdevelopment.Topicswillincludepresentationdesignprinciples,ef-fectivecolorschemesandcreativetransitioneffects.Guidelines for oral and written presentations areemphasized.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

ITSW 1404 - INTRODUCTION TO SPREADSHEETS

4Credits (3 hrs. lec., 2 hrs. lab.) Instruction inthe concepts, procedures, and application ofelectronic spreadsheets. Prerequisites: ITSC orCOSC1401;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

ITSW 1407 - INTRODUCTION TO DATABASE

4 Credits (3 hrs. lec., 2 hrs. lab.) Introduction todatabasetheoryandthepracticalapplicationsofadatabase.Prerequisites:ITSCorCOSC1401;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

ITSW 2434 - ADVANCED SPREADSHEETS

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Designedtoprovideanunderstandingofadvancedfunctionalityofelectronicspreadsheets.Prerequisites:ITSW1404;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytestingITSW 2437 - ADVANCED DATABASES

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Advancedconceptsofdatabasedesignandfunctionality.Prerequisites:ITSW1407andITSE1402;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

ITSY 1417 - WIRElESS FOUNDATIONS

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Planning,design,implementation,operation,andtroubleshootingforwirelessandcellulartelephonysystems.Includescallprocessing,hand-off,siteanalyses,overviewofRFan-tenna,testing,maintenance,accessprotocols,security,andvendorinteroperability.Prerequisites:ITSC1401orCOSC1401;ITNW1425orITCC1401

ITSY 1442 - INFORMATION TECHNOlOGY SECURITY

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Instructioninsecurityfornetworkhardware,software,anddata,including


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physicalsecurity,backupprocedures;relevanttools;encryption; and protection from viruses. Prerequi-sites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigher level course (ENGL 1301), OR placementbytesting

ITSY 2400 - OPERATING SYSTEM SECURITY

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Safeguardcomputeroperatingsystemsbydemonstratingserversupportskills and designing and implementing a securitysystem.Identifysecuritythreatsandmonitornetworksecurityimplementations.Usebestpracticestoconfig-ureoperatingsystemstoindustrysecuritystandards.Prerequisites:ITSC1407;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

ITSY 2401 - FIREWAllS AND NETWORK SECURITY

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Identifyelementsoffirewalldesign,typesofsecuritythreatsandresponsestosecurityattacks.Usebestpracticestodesign,imple-ment,andmonitoranetworksecurityplan.Examinesecurityincidentpostmortemreportingandongoingnetworksecurityactivities.Prerequisites:ITSC1407and2437;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

ITSY 2417 - WIRElESS SECURITY DEVElOPMENT

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Developinginforma-tionsecuritypolicies,standards,andguidelinesforanorganization.IncludesDMZ,antivirus,VirtualPrivateNetwork (VPN), wireless communications, remoteaccess,andothercriticaladministrativeandopera-tional security policies. Identification of exposuresandvulnerabilitiesandappropriatecountermeasuresareaddressed.Emphasizeswirelesssecuritygoalsofavailability,integrity,accuracy,andconfidentialityinthedesign,planning,implementing,operating,andtroubleshootingofwirelessLANalongwithappropriateplanningandadministrativecontrols.Prerequisites:ITSY1417andITCC1409

ITSY 2441 - SECURITY MANAGEMENT AND PRACTICES

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)In-depthcoverageof security management practices, including assetevaluationandriskmanagement;cyberlawandeth-icsissues;policiesandprocedures;businessrecoveryand business continuity planning; network securitydesign;anddevelopingandmaintainingasecurity

plan.Prerequisites:ITSY2400and2401;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

ITSY 2442 - INCIDENT RESPONSE AND HANDlING

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)In-depthcoverageofincidentresponseandincidenthandling,includingidentifyingsourcesofattacksandsecuritybreaches;analyzingsecuritylogs;recoveringthesystemtonor-mal;performingpostmortemanalysis;andimplement-ingandmodifyingsecuritymeasures.Prerequisites:ITSY2400and2401;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

ITSY 2443 - COMPUTER SYSTEM FORENSICS

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)In-depthstudyofsystem forensics including methodologies used foranalysisofcomputersecuritybreaches.Gatherandevaluate evidence to performpostmortemanalysisofasecuritybreach.Prerequisites: ITSY2400and2401;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigher level course (ENGL 1301), OR placementbytestingJAPN 1411 - BEGINNING JAPANESE I

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Beginner’spronun-ciation, oral practice and dictation. Conversation,useofrecordingsforeartraining,basicprinciplesofgrammar,simpleexercisesincomposition,easyread-ingwhichincludesculturalmaterial.(1603025113)Prerequisites: ENGL 0305 AND ENGL 0307 or0356, OR higher level course (ENGL 1301), ORplacementbytesting

JAPN 1412 - BEGINNING JAPANESE II

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)AcontinuationofJAPN1411withincreasedemphasisoncomprehen-sion,speaking,readingandwriting.Intensivedrillstoincreasevocabularyandknowledgeofstructure.(1603025113) Prerequisites: JAPN 1411 or 2years high school language in the preceding twoyears;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigher level course (ENGL 1301), OR placementbytesting

KINE 1111 - FITNESS FOR lIFE I

1Credit(3hrs.lab.)FitnessforLifeIisacardiorespi-ratoryfitnesscourseinwhichstudentsparticipateinaself-pacedwalking,jogging,orstationarycyclingpro-


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gram.Muscularenduranceandflexibilityexercisearepresented.Thecourseincludesanintroductiontofacts,concepts,andapplicationofwellnessprinciples,suchas,nutrition,dietandweightcontrol.(3601085123)Prerequisites/Corequisite:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

KINE 1112 - WEIGHT TRAINING I

1 Credit (3 hrs. lab.) This course emphasizes thedevelopmentofmuscularstrengthandendurance,car-diovascularfitnessandflexibility.Currentinformationandresearchintheareasofnutrition,propertrainingtechniques,workoutorganizations,complementaryexercisesandadditionalwellnessprinciplesarepre-sentedandintegratedintothisphysicalactivitycourse.(3601085123) Prerequisites/Corequisite: ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

KINE 1113 - JOGGING I

1Credit(3hrs.lab.)JoggingIisacardiorespiratoryfitnesscoursewhichincludesinstructionandpracticeinjoggingtechniqueandprogramsetup.Flexibilityandstrengthexercisesareincludedwithanintroductiontowellnessconceptsincludingnutrition,diseasepreven-tion,weightcontrolandotheraspectsofahealthylifestyle.(3601085123)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

KINE 1114 - AEROBICS I

1Credit(3hrs.lab.)Aerobicsisagroupactivityclassthatmayincludethefollowing:stepaerobics,circuittraining, sports conditioning, body toning, pilates,yoga,high/lowimpact,cardio-kickboxing,aerobicdanceandintervaltraining.(3601085123)Prereq-uisites/Corequisite:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

KINE 1115 - BICYClING I *

1Credit(3hrs.lab.)BicyclingIisanintroductorycourseincyclingdesignedtoteachthebasictechniquesandsafetyaspectsofcycling,asamethodofimprovingcardiovascular endurance.Wellness principles arepresentedand integrated into thisphysicalactivitycourse. (3601085123) Prerequisites: ENGL 0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

KINE 1116 - AQUA AEROBICS I

1Credit(3hrs.lab.)AquaAerobicsIisanintroduc-tory coursedesigned to improve cardiorespiratoryendurancethroughavarietyofexercisesinapoolenvironment. Flexibility, body composition, basicnutrition,andweightcontrolconceptsareaddressed.(3601085123)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

KINE 1118 - INlINE SKATING I *

1Credit(3hrs.lab.)InlineSkatingIisanintroductorycoursewhichprovidesbasicinstructionintheactivityofinlineskating.Cardiovascularenduranceandaddi-tionalfitnessconceptsareincluded.Wellnessprinciplesarepresentedandintegratedintothisphysicalactivitycourse. (3601085123) Prerequisites: ENGL 0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

KINE 1121 - BADMINTON I *

1Credit(3hrs.lab.)Thiscourseoffersanintroductiontothehistory,rules,basicstrokes,andstrategiesinsinglesanddoublesplayinbadminton.Studentswillparticipateinintra-classgamesandotherskilldevelop-mentactivities.(3601085123)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

KINE 1122 - BOWlING I *

1Credit(3hrs.lab.)Thiscourseoffersbasicbegin-ning skills, safety, scorekeeping techniques, rules,and strategies of bowling. Students practice skillsthroughdrillsandcompetitivegames.(3601085123)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

KINE 1123 - GOlF I *

1Credit (3hrs. lab.)Golf Iemphasizesbasicgolfskills, rules, scoring, etiquette, and terminology.(3601085123)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

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KINE 1124 - RACQUETBAll I *

1Credit (3hrs. lab.)Racquetball I isabeginningcourse designed to teach the novice player thebasicstrokes,strategies,andtherulesofthegame.(3601085123)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

KINE 1125 - TENNIS I *

1Credit(3hrs.lab.)TennisIintroducesthestudenttotherules,scoring,andfundamentaltechniquesforbeginners.Thecourseincludesparticipationbyskilllevelsforsinglesanddoublesplay.(3601085123)Prerequisites: ENGL 0305 AND ENGL 0307 or0356, OR higher level course (ENGL 1301), ORplacementbytesting

KINE 1127 - KARATE I *

1Credit(3hrs. lab.)Thisbeginningcourseallowsstudents tosafelypractice thephysicalandmentalaspectsofmartialarts.Studentsarepresentedwiththe history, etiquette, meditation and self-defensetechniques.(3601085123)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

KINE 1128 - YOGA I

1Credit(3hrs.lab.)Thisintroductorycourseofferspractice inbasicYoga.Students studyhistoryandbasictermsalongwithphilosophicalandphysiologicalprinciplesandthemovementsofYoga.(3601085123)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

KINE 1130 - TAI CHI I *

1Credit(3hrs.lab.)ThisintroductorycourseofferspracticeinthesimplifiedstylesandformsofTaiChi.Studentsstudyhistoryandbasictermsalongwithphilo-sophicalandphysiologicalprinciplesandthemove-mentsofTaiChi.(3601085123)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

KINE 1131 - BASKETBAll I *

1Credit(3hrs.lab.)Thiscourseincludesthefundamen-talskillsandstrategies,history,rulesandterminologyofbasketball.Thecourseincludesparticipationingamesituations.(3601085123)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

KINE 1132 - VOllEYBAll I *

1Credit(3hrs.lab.)VolleyballIincludesinstructionandpracticeofbeginningvolleyballtechniquesandskills,withintroductiontotherules,offensiveandde-fensivestrategy,andsafetyaspects.(3601085123)Prerequisites: ENGL 0305 AND ENGL 0307 or0356, OR higher level course (ENGL 1301), ORplacementbytesting

KINE 1133 - SOFTBAll I *

1Credit (3 hrs. lab.) Studentswill receive instruc-tioninthefollowingfundamentalskillareas:throw-ing,batting,fielding,andbaserunning.Therules,safety, offense and defense strategies and basicterminologywillbeemphasizedthroughgameplay.(3601085123)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

KINE 1134 - SOCCER I *

1Credit(3hrs.lab.)Coversfundamentalskillsandstrategies,history,rulesandterminologyofsoccer.Thecourseincludesparticipationingamesituations.(3601085123)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

KINE 1135 - BASEBAll I *

1Credit(3hrs.lab.)BaseballIemphasizesinstructionandpracticeofbeginningbaseballskills,withintroduc-tiontotherules,scorekeeping,andoffensiveandde-fensivestrategies.Thecourseincludesparticipationingamesituations.(3601085123)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

KINE 1141 - BAllET I *

1Credit (3hrs. lab.) Thisdance techniquecourseintroducesstudentstobeginningballettechniquesatbarreandcenter.Studentslearnbasicterms,generalhistoryofthisclassicaldanceformandcreateoriginalcombination steps. Not transferable as a fine artscredit. (3601145123) Prerequisites: ENGL 0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

KINE 1143 - MODERN DANCE I *

1Credit(3hrs.lab.)Thisbeginninglevelofmoderndance technique includesbasic terms, history andtechniqueofthiscreativestyleofdance.Usingartisticfreeformmovements,thestudentscreateanoriginal


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combinationofsteps.Nottransferableasafineartscredit. (3601145123) Prerequisites: ENGL 0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

KINE 1145 - JAzz DANCE I *

1Credit(3hrs.lab.)Studentslearnandpracticebegin-ningjazztechniques.Studentswillbeintroducedtobasictermsandgeneralhistoryofjazzdanceforms.Movementpatternsandconceptsareusedfromvariousstylesincludinglyrical,musical,comedy,fun,street,andAfro-Haitiandancestyles.Nottransferableasafineartscredit.(3601145123)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

KINE 1146 - COUNTRY & WESTERN DANCE I *

1Credit(3hrs.lab.)Country&WesternDanceIisan introductorydance techniquecourse. It empha-sizes instructionandpracticeofbeginningcountrywestern techniques including the two-step, polka,waltz,Cotton-eyedJoe,Schottische,jitterbug,andlinedances. (3601145123)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

KINE 1147 - SOCIAl AND POPUlAR DANCE

1 Credit (3 hrs. lab.) Instruction and practice indances thatarecurrentlypopular.Basic stepsandvariations,techniquesofleadingandfollowingareincluded.Emphasison“traditional”:FoxTrot,Waltz,Jitterbug,andPolkainFallsemester.EmphasisonLatindances:Salsa,Tango,Samba,MeringueintheSpringsemester.(3601145130)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

KINE 1151 - BASIC SCUBA DIVING *

1Credit(3hrs.lab.)BasicSCUBADivingisanaquaticactivityskillcoursewithemphasisoninstructionandpracticeofbasic techniquesofSCUBA. It includesanintroductiontothesafetyaspectsandconceptsofSCUBA.Certificationis includedin thecourse,butnotrequiredforcompletionofthecourseforcredit.(3601085323)Prerequisites:Abilitytoswim;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting


KINE 1152 - ADVANCED SCUBA DIVING *

1Credit(3hrs.lab.)AdvancedSCUBADivinginvolvesparticipation in and demonstration of advancedSCUBA techniques, including specialty training incompassandnaturalnavigation,searchandrecovery,limitedvisibilityandnightdiving,andcomputerdiv-ing.(3601085423)Prerequisites:KINE1151;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

KINE 1153 - lIFEGUARD TRAINING *

1Credit(3hrs.lab.)Lifeguardtrainingincludesinstruc-tioninallnecessarylifeguard/lifesavingtechniquestocertifystudentsasspecifiedbytheAmericanRedCrossor theYMCA. (3601085323) Prerequisites:Ability toswim;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356, OR higher level course (ENGL 1301), ORplacementbytesting

KINE 1154 - SCUBA DIVEMASTER

1Credit(3hrs.lab.)PreparationforDivemastercerti-fication.ThiscourseincludesStressandRescue,FirstAid,CPRcertificationandotherspecialtytrainingnec-essaryforenteringaprofessionalDivemasterprogram.(3601085323) Prerequisites: KINE 1151; ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

KINE 1171 - VENTURE DYNAMICS I *

1Credit(3hrs.lab.)VentureDynamicsIisanout-dooradventurecoursewithemphasisoninstructionandpracticeofbasicskills inavarietyofoutdooradventureactivities,duringwhichthestudentlearnsthe basic skills of interpersonal and intrapersonaldynamics.(3601085128)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

KINE 1172 - BACKCOUNTRY EXPEDITIONING I *

1Credit(3hrs.lab.)Thisisanexperientialoutdooradventurecoursewithemphasisontheinstructioninandpracticalaspectsofextendedtravelandlivinginwildernessenvironments.Topicsincludeexpeditionbehavior,groupdynamics,nutrition,healthandsanita-tion,navigation,andspecializedtraveltechniques.(3601085128)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting


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KINE 1173 - ROCK ClIMBING I *

1Credit(3hrs.lab.)RockClimbingIisanoutdooractivity course designed to teach the basic skills,safetytechniques,concepts,andequipmentusedinbeginning rock climbing. (3601085128)Prerequi-sites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigher level course (ENGL 1301), OR placementbytesting

KINE 1174 - HORSEMANSHIP *

1Credit(3hrs.lab.)Horsemanshipisabeginningcoursethatguidesthestudentthroughtheproperexecu-tionofhorsebackridingtechniques,safetyprinciplesforhorseandrider,andpropercareofthehorseandequipment.(3601085128)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

KINE 1180 - SWIMMING I *

1Credit(3hrs.lab.)SwimmingIisanaquaticskillcoursethatteachesthebasicswimmingskills,strokes,andsafetytechniquestoinstillconfidenceinthebegin-ningswimmer.(3601085128)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

KINE 1181 - CANOEING I *

1Credit(3hrs.lab.)Canoeingisanaquaticactiv-ityskillcoursewithemphasisoninstruction,safety,and practice of beginning canoeing techniques.(3601085128)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

KINE 1301 - FOUNDATIONS OF PHYSICAlEDUCATION/KINESIOlOGY

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)FoundationsofPhysicalEduca-tion/Kinesiologyisanorientationlecturecourseforphysicaleducation/kinesiologymajorsandminors.Itincludesinformationaboutthenatureandfoundationsofthediscipline,historyofthefield,careerprepara-tion and opportunities, and issues and challengesconfronting theprofession. This course is intendedformajorsandwillnotfulfilltheKINEactivityrequire-ment.(3105015223)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

KINE 1304 - PERSONAl HEAlTH

3Credits (3hrs. lec.) PersonalHealth isa lecturecoursedesignedforthehealth-educationmajororasa

generalelective.Fundamentalsofpersonalhealthwillbepresented,includingtopicssuchasnutrition,mentalhealth,stressmanagement,drugs,andmaintenanceofphysicalhealthandfitness.ThiscourseisintendedformajorsandwillnotfulfilltheKINEactivityrequire-ment.(5115045116)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

KINE 1306 - FIRST AID AND SAFETY

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Thiscourseemphasizestheprin-ciplesoffirstaidincludingbleedingcontrol,splinting,andCPRfortheadult,childandinfant.ItisdesignedforstudentstoobtainAmericanRedCrosscertifica-tionorAmericanHeartAssociationinFirstAidandCPR.Itmaybetakenasanelective.However,itisrequiredforPhysicalEducation/Kinesiologymajors.ThiscoursewillnotfulfilltheKINEactivityrequirement.(5103015316)Prerequisite/Corequisite:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

KINE 1308 - SPORTS OFFICIATING I

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)SportsOfficiatingIisdesignedtoteachtherulesandmechanicsofumpiringorofficiatingoneofthefollowingsports:baseball;softball;orvolleyball.Certificationtoumpireorof-ficiateintheTexasAssociationofSportsOfficialsorcomparableassociationsisamajorobjectiveofthiscourse. (3101015123) Prerequisites: ENGL 0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

KINE 1309 - SPORTS OFFICIATING II

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)SportsOfficiatingII isdesigned to teach the rulesandmechanicsofofficiatingoneofthefollowingsports:basketballorfootball.CertificationtoofficiateintheTexasAssocia-tionofSportsOfficialsorcomparableassociationsisamajorobjectiveofthiscourse.(3101015123)Prerequisites: ENGL 0305 AND ENGL 0307 or0356, OR higher level course (ENGL 1301), ORplacementbytesting

KINE 1331 - KINESIOlOGY FOR ElEMENTARY EDUCATION MAJORS

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Kinesiologyforelementaryedu-cationmajorsisastaterequiredthree-hourcourseforKinesiology(physicaleducation)majorsandminors.Theoreticalprinciples,includingthefourdomainsofmovement,schoolobservations,recognizingthedif-ferentapproachesneededforteachingmovementto


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childrenvs.adultsandunderstandingtherealisticissuesconfrontingthecontemporaryelementaryeducatorarediscussed.(3105015223)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

KINE 1336 - OUTDOOR lEADERSHIP I

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)OutdoorLeadershipIisdesignedtoenhancetheskillsandunderstandingofoutdoorpursuits through an examination of the role andresponsibilitiesofanoutdoorleader.Topicsincluderiskmanagement,tripplanning,emergencyplans/prevention,decisionmakingandjudgment.ThiscourseisintendedformajorsandwillnotfulfilltheKINEactiv-ityrequirement.(3101015123)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

KINE 1337 - OUTDOOR lEADERSHIP II

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)ThiscourseisanextensionofKINE1336designedforthedevelopmentofadvancedoutdoorleadershipskills.ThiscourseisintendedformajorsandwillnotfulfilltheKINEactivityrequirement.(3101015123)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

KINE 2111 - FITNESS FOR lIFE II

1Credit (3hrs. lab.)ContinuationofKINE1111.Muscularenduranceandflexibilityareassessed.Stu-dentsapplyconceptsofwellnessprinciples,includingnutrition,diet,andweightcontrol,andfitnessconceptsofcardiorespiratoryendurance,muscularstrength,muscularendurance,andflexibility.(3601085123)Prerequisites:KINE1111;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

KINE 2112 - WEIGHT TRAINING II

1Credit(3hrs.lab.)WeightTrainingIIisacontinua-tionofKINE1112,inwhichstudentsapplymuscularstrength,flexibility,enduranceandwellnessconceptslearnedinKINE1112.(3601085123)Prerequisites:KINE1112;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

KINE 2113 - JOGGING II

1Credit(3hrs.lab.)JoggingIIisacontinuationofJoggingIwithstudentsincreasingtheirfitnesslevel.Studentsincreaseknowledgeandapplythewellness


concepts.Participationinlocalfunrunsisencouragedaswellaslearningtosetupspecifictrainingprograms.(3601085123) Prerequisites: KINE 1113; ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

KINE 2114 - AEROBICS II

1Credit(3hrs.lab.)AerobicsIIisacontinuationofAerobicsIstructuredforcardiovascularfitness,mus-cular endurance,muscular strength,andflexibility.Wellnessprinciplesarepresentedandintegratedintothisphysicalactivitycourse.(3601085123)Prereq-uisites:KINE1114;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

KINE 2115 - BICYClING II *

1Credit(3hrs.lab.)BicyclingIIisacontinuationofBicycling I involvingadvanced cycling techniques.Wellnessprinciplesarepresentedandintegratedintothisphysicalactivitycourse.(3601085123)Prereq-uisites:KINE1115;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

KINE 2116 - AQUA AEROBICS II

1Credit(3hrs.lab.)AquaAerobicsIIisacontinua-tionofAquaAerobicsI.(3601085123)Prerequisites:KINE1116;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

KINE 2122 - BOWlING II *

1Credit(3hrs.lab.)Thisintermediatebowlingcourseis designed to increase students skill level throughdrills,skills,andpractice.Thereareapplicationsofintermediate skill level strategies. (3601085123)Prerequisites:KINE1122;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

KINE 2123 - GOlF II *

1Credit(3hrs.lab.)GolfIIisanadvancedcourseemphasizing golf techniques, skills, and mentalpreparationincompetitivesituations.(3601085123)Prerequisites:KINE1123;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting


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KINE 2124 - RACQUETBAll II *

1Credit(3hrs.lab.)RacquetballIIisacontinuationofRacquetballIinvolvingadvancedtechniquesandstrategiesofthegameneededforahigherlevelofcompetition. (3601085123) Prerequisites: KINE1124;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigher level course (ENGL 1301), OR placementbytesting

KINE 2125 - TENNIS II *

1Credit(3hrs.lab.)TennisIIisdesignedtodevelopand improve skill levels in serving, forehand andbackhand drives, lobs, and volleys. Performancestrategies forbothsinglesanddoublesaredrilled.(3601085123) Prerequisites: KINE 1125; ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

KINE 2127 - KARATE II *

1Credit(3hrs.lab.)Studentswillworkoninterme-diatekarateskillsandtechniquesandparticipateintheleadershipaspectsofthissport.(3601085123)Prerequisites:KINE1127;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

KINE 2128 - YOGA II *

1Credit(3hrs.lab.)ThiscourseisacontinuationofYogaI.ThecoursewillofferintermediatelevelpracticeofYoga.Studentswillstudythehistoryandintermedi-atetermsalongwithphilosophicalprinciplesofthemovementsandYogaasaconcept.(3601085123)Prerequisites:KINE1128orinstructorapproval;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

KINE 2130 - TAI CHI II *

1Credit(3hrs.lab.)Thiscoursebuildsuponthestylesand formsof TaiChi I.Studentsare introduced toTaiChisword.StudentswillapplythephysiologicalprinciplesandphilosophiesofTaiChi.(3601085123)Prerequisites:KINE1130;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

KINE 2131 - BASKETBAll II *

1Credit(3hrs.lab.)BasketballIIemphasizesinstruc-tionandpracticeofintermediatebasketballtechniquesandskills.Thecourseincludesextensiveparticipationingamesituationstoincreaseknowledgeofoffensiveanddefensivestrategy,teamwork,andsafetyaspects

of the game. (3601085123) Prerequisites: KINE1131;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigher level course (ENGL 1301), OR placementbytesting

KINE 2132 - VOllEYBAll II *

1Credit(3hrs. lab.)Volleyball II isacontinuationofVolleyballIwithemphasisontheinstructionandpractice of intermediate volleyball techniques andskills.Thecourseincludesextensivepracticeofinter-mediateskillsandparticipationingamesituationswithapplicationofrules,offensiveanddefensivestrategy,teamwork,andsafetyaspects.(3601085123)Prereq-uisites:KINE1132;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

KINE 2133 - SOFTBAll II *

1Credit(3hrs.lab.)Studentswillreceiveinstructionattheintermediatelevelofskilldevelopmentinthrow-ing,batting,fielding,andbaserunning.Studentswillapplyknowledgeofoffenseanddefensestrategiesthrough teamwork and competitive interclass play.(3601085123) Prerequisites: KINE 1133; ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

KINE 2134 - SOCCER II *

1Credit (3hrs. lab.)Soccer II isacontinuationofSoccer I focusing on skills for individual improve-ment. Students practice officiating games utilizingknowledgeofgamerules,historyofthegame,andrulesof tournamentplay. (3601085123)Prerequi-sites:KINE1134;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

KINE 2135 - BASEBAll II *

1Credit(3hrs.lab.)Studentswillreceiveinstructionattheintermediatelevelofskilldevelopmentinthrow-ing, batting, fielding, and base running. Studentswillapplyknowledgeofbaseballstrategiesthroughteamwork and competitive play. (3601085123)Prerequisites:KINE1135;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

KINE 2141 - BAllET II *

1Credit(3hrs.lab.)ThiscourseisacontinuationofBalletI.Thecoursewillbeintermediatelevelballettechniqueatthebarreandcenter.Studentswilllearn


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advancedtermsandhistoryofthisclassicalformandcreateanoriginalpieceofchoreography.Nottransfer-ableasafineartscredit.(3601085123)Prerequisites:KINE1141orinstructorapproval;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

KINE 2143 - MODERN DANCE II

1Credit (3hrs. lab.)Thiscourse isacontinuationof Modern Dance 1143. It provides intermediateinstructionandpracticeinModerndancetechnique.Emphasiscontinuestobeuponplacement,alignment,technique,andterminology.ThehistoryofModerndanceisstudiedmorethoroughly.Prerequisite:KINE1143orinstructorapproval

KINE 2145 - JAzz DANCE II

1Credit(3hrs.lab.)ThiscourseisacontinuationofJazzDance1145. Itprovides intermediate instruc-tionandpracticeinjazzdancetechnique.Emphasiscontinuestobeuponplacement,alignment,technique,andterminology.Thehistoryofjazzdanceisstudiedmorethoroughly.Prerequisite:KINE1145orinstruc-torapproval

KINE 2146 - COUNTRY & WESTERN DANCE II

1Credit (3hrs. lab.)Country&WesternDance IIisacontinuationofCountry&WesternDanceI,inwhich the student learns popular advanced steps.(3601145123) Prerequisites: KINE 1146; ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

KINE 2147 - SOCIAl AND POPUlAR DANCE II *

1Credit(3hrs.lab.)ThiscourseisacontinuationofSocial&PopularDanceI.Thecoursewillofferinter-mediatelevelofinstructionandpracticeindancesthatarecurrentlypopular.Intermediatesteps,variations,techniques of leadingand followingare included.EmphasiswillbeonFoxTrot,Waltz,Jitterbug,Polka,Salsa,Tango,andMeringue.(3601085123)Prereq-uisites:KINE1147orinstructorapproval;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

KINE 2171 - VENTURE DYNAMICS II *

1Credit(3hrs.lab.)VentureDynamicsIIisanexten-sionofVentureDynamicsIwithemphasisoninstruc-tion and practice of a variety of different outdooradventure activities. (3601085128) Prerequisites:

KINE1171;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

KINE 2172 - BACKCOUNTRY EXPEDITIONING II *

1Credit(3hrs.lab.)ThiscourseisanextensionofKINE1172,withanemphasisonadvancedconceptsandtheoriesassociatedwithtravelingandlivingintheoutdoorenvironment. (3601085128)Prerequi-sites:KINE1172;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

KINE 2173 - ROCK ClIMBING II *

1Credit(3hrs.lab.)RockClimbingIIisacontinuationofRockClimbingI,designedtoteachadvancedtop-icsandtechniquesofrockclimbing.(3601085128)Prerequisites:KINE1173;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

KINE 2174 - ADVANCED HORSEMANSHIP *

1Credit(3hrs.lab.)Thiscoursewillprovideinstructiononadvancedexecutionofhorsebackridingtechniques,detailedknowledgeofhorsebackriding,equinetrain-ing,care,andsafetyaspectsneededtoenjoyamoreadvanced level of horsemanship. (3601085128)Prerequisites:KINE1174;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

KINE 2180 - SWIMMING II *

1 Credit (3 hrs. lab.) Swimming II is a continua-tionofSwimming I inwhich thestudent learnsad-vancedstrokeswithanemphasisonlapswimming.(3601085128) Prerequisites: KINE 1180; ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

lGlA 1171 - PREPARING FOR lEGAl EMPlOYMENT

1Credit(1hr.lec.)Thiscoursepreparestheparalegalstudentinthespecificjob-findingskillsnecessaryforthe legal environment. Prerequisites: ENGL 0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Corequisite:LGLA2305



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lGlA 1219 - lEGAl ETHICS AND PROFESSIONAl RESPONSIBIlITY

2Credits(2hrs. lec.)Thiscoursecoversthemoralandlegalresponsibilitiesanddutiesthatamemberofthelegalprofessionowestothepublic,thecourt,clients,andotherprofessionalcolleagues. Includesareviewofcanons,codesandrulesofprofessionalresponsibility.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

lGlA 1303 - lEGAl RESEARCH

3Credits (3 hrs. lec.) Law library techniques andcomputerassistedlegalresearch.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

lGlA 1307 - INTRODUCTION TO lAW AND lEGAl PROFESSIONS

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Thiscourseprovidesanoverviewofthelawandthelegalprofessions.Topicsincludelegalconcepts,systems,andterminology;ethicalobligationsandregulations;professionaltrendsandissueswithparticularemphasisontheparalegal.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

lGlA 1317 - lAW OFFICE TECHNOlOGY

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Computertechnologyandsoft-wareapplicationswithinthelawoffice.Prerequisites:LGLA1307,LGLA1345andITSC1401

lGlA 1323 - EMPlOYMENT lAW

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Thiscoursepresentsfundamentalconceptsof,andtheparalegal’srolein,employmentandlaborlaw.Topicsincludecontractsofemployment,governmentalregulations,discriminationissues,andworker’s compensation. Prerequisites: ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

lGlA 1341 - ADMINISTRATIVE lAW

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Thiscoursepresentsfundamentalconceptsofadministrativelawandprocedureingov-ernmentalagenciesatalllevelswithemphasisontheparalegal’sroleintheadministrativeprocess.Topicsincludecreationofgovernmentagencies,operation,rulemakingandadjudication.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

lGlA 1343 - BANKRUPTCY lAW

3 Credits (3 hrs. lec.) This course presents funda-mentalconceptsofbankruptcy lawandprocedurewithemphasisontheparalegal’srole.Topicsincludeindividualandbusinessliquidationandreorganiza-tion. Prerequisites ENGL 0305 AND ENGL 0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

lGlA 1345 - CIVIl lITIGATION

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Thiscoursepresentsfundamentalconceptsandproceduresofcivillitigationwithem-phasisontheparalegal’srole.Topicsincludepretrial,trialandpost-trialphasesoflitigation.Prerequisites:LGLA1307;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

lGlA 1349 - CONSTITUTIONAl lAW

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Thiscourseprovidesanover-viewoftheUnitedStatesConstitutionanditsarticles,amendments, and judicial interpretations. Topicsincludeseparationofpowers,checksandbalances,governmentalstructuresandprocess,andindividualrightsinrelationtogovernment.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

lGlA 1353 - WIllS, TRUSTS AND PROBATE ADMINISTRATION

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Thiscoursepresentsfundamen-talconceptsofthelawofwills,trusts,andprobateadministration with emphasis on the paralegal’srole.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

lGlA 1355 - FAMIlY lAW

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Thiscoursepresentsfundamentalconceptsoffamilylawwithemphasisontheparalegal’srole.Topicsincludeformalandinformalmarriages,divorce,annulment,maritalproperty,andtheparent-childrelationship.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

lGlA 1359 - IMMIGRATION lAW

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Thiscoursepresentsfundamentalconceptsof immigration lawwithemphasison theparalegal’srole.Topicsincludesubstantiveandpro-cedurallawrelatedtovisaapplications,deportation,


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naturalization,andcitizenship.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

lGlA 1371 - INTEllECTUAl PROPERTY

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Intellectualpropertyisthestudyofpatents,copyrightsandtrademarks.Thiscoursewillpreparetheparalegalstudenttoassistintheprepara-tionoffilingoftrademarks,patentsandcopyrights,aswellasthemaintenanceandresearchrelatedtothisfield.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

lGlA 2301 - ENVIRONMENTAl lAW

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Thiscoursepresentsfundamentalconceptsofenvironmentallawwithemphasisontheparalegal’srole.Topicsincludeterminology,creationofenvironmentallaw,andtheapplicationofstatutesand government regulations to specific fact situa-tions.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

lGlA 2303 - TORTS AND PERSONAl INJURY lAW

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Thiscoursepresentsfundamentalconceptsoftortlawwithemphasisontheparalegal’srole.Topicsincludeintentionaltorts,negligenceandstrictliability.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

lGlA 2305 - INTERVIEWING AND INVESTIGATING

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Thiscourseisastudyofprin-ciples,methods,andinvestigativetechniquesusedtolocate,gather,document,andmanageinformation.Emphasisondevelopinginterviewingandinvestiga-tiveskills topreparetheparalegaltocommunicateeffectivelywhilerecognizingethicalproblems.Prereq-uisites:LGLA1307;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

lGlA 2309 - REAl PROPERTY

3 Credits (3 hrs. lec.) This course presents funda-mentalconceptsofrealpropertylawwithemphasisontheparalegal’srole.Topicsincludethenatureofrealproperty,rightsanddutiesofownership, landuse, voluntary and involuntary conveyances, andtherecordingofandsearchingforrealestatedocu-

ments.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

lGlA 2311 - BUSINESS ORGANIzATIONS

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Thiscoursepresentsbasiccon-ceptsofbusinessorganizationswithemphasisontheparalegal’srole.Topicsincludelawofagency,solepro-prietorships,formsofpartnerships,corporations,andotheremergingbusinessentities.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

lGlA 2313 - CRIMINAl lAW AND PROCEDURE

3 Credits (3 hrs. lec.) This course introduces thecriminal justice system including procedures fromarrest tofinaldisposition,principlesoffederalandstatelaw,andthepreparationofpleadingsandmo-tions.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

lGlA 2315 - OIl AND GAS lAW

3Credits (3hrs. lec.)Thiscoursepresents the fun-damental concepts of oil and gas law, includingrelationshipsbetweenlandownersandoilandgasoperators,governmentregulation,anddocumentsusedintheindustrywithanemphasisontheparalegal’srole.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

lGlA 2331 - ADVANCED lEGAl RESEARCHAND WRITING

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Thiscoursebuildsuponskillsacquiredinpriorlegalresearchandwritingcoursesincludingcomputerizedresearchtechniquesandpreparationofcomplexlegaldocumentssuchasbriefs,legalofficememoranda,andcitationforms.Prerequisites:LGLA1303andcompletionof12LGLAcredits;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

lGlA 2370 - RUlES OF CIVIl PROCEDURE

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Anin-depthstudyofbothstateandfederalrulesofcivilprocedure.Designedtomaketheparalegalstudentextremelyknowledge-ableinlocatingtheproperrulesineitherjurisdiction.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or


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0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

lGlA 2388 - INTERNSHIP - PARAlEGAl/lEGAl ASSISTANT

3Credits(18hrs.ext.)Theinternshipisawork-basedlearningexperiencethatenablesthestudenttoapplyspecializedoccupationaltheory,skillsandconcepts.A learning plan is developed by the college, thestudent, and the employer. Prerequisites: 15 LGLAcredits, Enrollment in paralegal AAS or certificateprogram,approvalofinstructor;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

lMGT 1319 - INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS lOGISTICS

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Asystemsapproachtomanag-ingactivitiesassociatedwithtraffic, transportation,inventory management and control, warehousing,packaging, order processing, and materials han-dling.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytestinglMGT 1321 - INTRODUCTION TO MATERIAlS HANDlING

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Introducestheconceptsandprin-ciplesofmaterialsmanagementtoincludeinventorycontrolandforecastingactivities.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

lMGT 1323 - DOMESTIC AND INTERNATIONAl TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Anoverviewoftheprinciplesandpracticesoftransportationanditsroleinthedistribu-tionprocess.EmphasisonthephysicaltransportationsystemsinvolvedintheUnitedStatesaswellasonglobal distribution systems. Topics include carrierresponsibilitiesand services, freight classifications,rates,tariffs,andpublicpolicyandregulations.Alsoincludeslogisticalgeographyandthedevelopmentofskillstosolvelogisticaltransportationproblemsandissues.Prerequisites:LMGT1319;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

lMGT 1345 - ECONOMICS OF TRANSPORTATION AND DISTRIBUTION

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Astudyofthebasiceconomicprinciplesandconceptsapplicabletotransportationand distribution. Prerequisites: ENGL 0305 ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

lMGT 1393 - SPECIAl TOPICS IN lOGISTICS AND MATERIAlS MANAGEMENT


lMGT 1425 - WAREHOUSE AND DISTRIBUTION CENTER MANAGEMENT

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Emphasisonphysicaldistributionandtotalsupplychainmanagement.In-cludeswarehouseoperationsmanagement,hardwareandsoftwareoperations,barcodes,organizationaleffectiveness, just-in-timemanufacturing,continuousreplenishment, and third party logistics providers.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0306;Corequisite:LMGT1319

lMGT 2434 - PRINCIPlES OF TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Astudyoftheroleandfunctionsofatransportationtrafficmanagerwithinacommercialorpublicenterprise.Includestraininginratenegotiation,carrierandmodeselection,car-rierserviceevaluation,qualitycontrol,trafficpatternanalysis,documentationfordomesticandinternationalshipments, claims,hazardousmaterialsmovement,andthestate,federal,andinternationalenvironmentsoftransportation.Prerequisites:LMGT1319;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

MATH 0110 - BASIC MATH SKIllS - THEA REVIEW

1Credit(3hrs.lab.)Thisisanindividualized,labora-torycoursedesignedtoreviewthe10mathematicalskillsthatarecoveredontheTHEAexam.Includedaretopicscoveredinpre-algebra(fundamentalmathemat-ics),basicalgebra,andgeometry.Instructionfocuses


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onindividualneeds.Thiscoursecarriesinstitutionalcreditbutwillnottransferandwillnotbeusedtomeetdegreerequirements,norisitanalternativefortheMATH0306Pre-algebraMathematics,MATH0308Introductory Algebra or MATH 0310 IntermediateAlgebra.(3201045119)Prerequisite:MATH0310

MATH 0111 - DEVElOPMENTAl MATH SKIllS REVIEW

1 Credit (1 hr. lec.) This course is established toaccommodate students desiring non-course basedremediation in developmental mathematics. Thisstructurewillbestservestudentswhoseassessmentscoreisborderlineforanentrycourseincollegelevelmathematicsorasubsequentcourseinthedevelop-mentalsequence.Thecoursemaybedeliveredinatraditionalorhybridformat,sostudentsmustbeabletothriveinaself-directedstudyenvironment.Thiscoursecarriesinstitutionalcreditbutwillnottransfernorbeusedtomeetdegreerequirements.(3201045119)Prerequisite:Instructorapproval

MATH 0306, 0308 and 0310listedbelowareofferedwithseveralcourseformatoptions.Consultwithadvi-sorforproperplacement.

CourseFormatOptions:SStandardthreehoursperweeklectureformatLLExtended4hrs.perweekcombinationlec./lab.TheLLformatwillprovideanin-depthdevelopmentofthecourseconceptsandwillincorporatelabactivitiestodevelopstudent’sproblem-solvingskills.

MATH 0306 - PRE-AlGEBRA MATHEMATICS

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Topicsforallformatsincludebasicarithmeticoperationsonintegersandrationalnumbers,orderofoperations,introductiontobasicgeometricconcepts,simplificationofalgebraicexpressionsandtechniquesof solving simple linear equations. Thiscoursecarriesinstitutionalcreditbutwillnottransferandwillnotmeetdegreerequirements.(3201045119)Prerequisite:Placementbytesting

MATH 0308 - INTRODUCTORY AlGEBRA

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Topicsforallformatsincludebasic algebraic operations, elementary equations,laws of integer exponents, factoring and radicalnotation,rationalexpressionsandanintroductiontotheCartesiancoordinatesystem.Thiscoursecarriesinstitutionalcreditbutwillnottransferandwillnotbeusedtomeetdegreerequirements.(3201045119)Prerequisite:MATH0306orplacementbytesting

MATH 0310 - INTERMEDIATE AlGEBRA

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Topicsforallformatsincludespecialproductsandfactoring,rationalexpressionsandequations,rationalexponents,radicals,radi-calequations,quadraticequationsandcomplexnumbers;an introduction to the functionconceptandgraphing,equationsof linesand linear sys-tems.Thiscoursecarriesinstitutionalcreditbutwillnottransferandwillnotbeusedtomeetdegreerequirements.(3201045219)Prerequisite:MATH0308orplacementbytesting

MATH 1314 - COllEGE AlGEBRA

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Topicsincludeabsolutevalueandquadraticequationsandinequalities,graphingskills, inverse functions, logarithmic and exponen-tial functions, polynomial and rational functions,piecewise-definedfunctions,theoryofequationsandsystemsofequations.(2701015419)Prerequisites:MATH0310orplacementbytesting;CoursemaybetakenasacorequisitewithENGL0305ANDENGL0307orENGL0356

MATH 1316 - TRIGONOMETRY

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Trigonometricfunctionsandtheirapplications,solutionsofrightandobliquetriangles,trigonometricidentitiesandequations,inversetrigo-nometric functionsandgraphsof the trigonometricfunctions.(2701015319)Prerequisite:MATH1314stronglyrecommendedasprerequisite;ENGL0305ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Corequisite:ENGL0307or0356

MATH 1324 - FINITE MATHEMATICS

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Matrices,systemsofequations,linearprogramming,thesimplexmethod,probability,andmathematicsoffinance.Primarily forbusinessmajors and liberal arts students. (2703015219)Prerequisites:MATH1314ordepartmentapproval;ENGL0305ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Corequisite:ENGL0307or0356

MATH 1325 - ElEMENTS OF CAlCUlUS WITH APPlICATIONS

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Aone-semestercalculuscoursefornon-sciencemajors.Topicsincludelimits,continuity,ratesofchange,differentiationandintegrationtech-niquesandapplications,calculusofthelogarithmicand exponential functions and partial derivatives.


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MATH 1332 - COllEGE MATHEMATICS FOR lIBERAl ARTS

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)CollegeMathematicsforLiberalArtsisacoursedesignedforliberalartsandothernon-mathematics,non-science,andnonbusinessma-jors,emphasizinganappreciationoftheart,history,beauty,andapplicationsofmathematics.Topicsmayinclude,butarenot limited to, sets, logic,numbertheory,measurement,geometricconcepts,andanin-troductiontoprobabilityandstatistics.(2701015119)Prerequisites:MATH0310orplacementbytesting;ENGL0305ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Corequisite:ENGL0307or0356

MATH 1342 - STATISTICS

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Anintroductiontotheconceptsandmethodsofstatistics.Topicsincludeprobability,randomvariables,binomialandnormaldistributions,random sampling, statistical inference, estimation,testinghypotheses,linearregressionsandcorrelation,and chi-square test. (2705015119) Prerequisites:MATH1314;ENGL0305ORhigher level course(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Corequisite:ENGL0307or0356

MATH 1350 - FOUNDATIONS OF MATHEMATICS I

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Thisisdesignedspecificallyforstudentswhoseekelementaryandmiddleschoolteach-ercertification.Topicsincludesettheory,functions,numerations systems, number theory, emphasis onproblemsolvingandcriticalthinking.(2701015619)Prerequisite:MATH1314orequivalent;ENGL0305ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Corequisite:ENGL0307or0356

MATH 1351 - FOUNDATIONS OF MATHEMATICS II

3Credits (3hrs. lec.) This isdesigned specificallyforstudentswhoseekelementaryandmiddleschoolteachercertification.Topicsincludeconceptsofgeom-etry,probability,andstatistics,aswellasapplicationsofthealgebraicpropertiesofrealnumberstoconceptsofmeasurementwithanemphasisonproblemsolvingand critical thinking. (2701016019) Prerequisites:MATH1314orequivalent;ENGL0305ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Corequisite:ENGL0307or0356

MATH 2318 - lINEAR AlGEBRA

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Matricesandlinearsystems,de-terminants,vectorspaces,linearindependence,basisanddimension,changeofbasis,lineartransforma-tions,similarity,innerproductspaces,eigenvaluesandeigenvectors,anddiagonalization.Applicationsoftheseconceptswillalsobeconsidered.(2701016119)Prerequisites:MATH2414;ENGL0305ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Corequisite:ENGL0307or0356

MATH 2320 - DIFFERENTIAl EQUATIONS

3Credits(3hrs.lec.OR3hrs.lec.,1hr.lab.)Linearequations,solutionsinseries,solutionsusingLaplacetransforms, systems of differential equations andapplications toproblemsinengineeringandalliedfields.Thestudentmayelecttoincludeatechnologylab component at some colleges. (2703015119)Prerequisites:MATH2414;ENGL0305ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Corequisite:ENGL0307or0356

MATH 2412 - PRECAlCUlUS

4Credits(4hrs.lec.,1hr.lab.)Anintegratedtreatmentoftheconceptsnecessaryforcalculus,emphasizingelementary functions and their graphs, includingpolynomial, rational, exponential, logarithmic andtrigonometric functions, also includes topics fromanalyticgeometry.Thestudentmayelecttoincludea technology lab component at some colleges.(2701015819)Prerequisites:MATH1314and1316ordepartmentalapproval;ENGL0305ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Corequisite:ENGL0307or0356

MATH 2413, 2414 and 2415 are offered with two lecture/lab options: 3hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.OR4hrs.lec.,1hr.lab.

MATH 2413 - CAlCUlUS I

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.OR4hrs.lec.,1hr.lab.)Functions,limits,continuity,differentiationandintegrationofalgebraicandtrigonometricfunctions,applications of differentiation and an introductiontoapplicationsof thedefinite integral. The studentmayelecttoincludeatechnologylabcomponentatsomecolleges.(2701015919)Prerequisites:MATH2412;ENGL0305ORhigher levelcourse (ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Corequisite:ENGL0307or0356


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MATH 2414 - CAlCUlUS II

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.OR4hrs.lec.,1hr.lab.)Differentiationand integrationof exponentialandlogarithmicfunctions,techniquesofintegration,applicationsof thedefiniteintegral, thecalculusoftranscendentalfunctions,parametricequations,polarcoordinates,indeterminateforms,improperintegrals,L’Hopital’sRule, sequencesandseries.Thestudentmayelecttoincludeatechnologylabcomponentatsomecolleges.(2701015919)Prerequisites:MATH2413;ENGL0305ORhigher levelcourse (ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Corequisite:ENGL0307or0356

MATH 2415 - CAlCUlUS III

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.OR4hrs.lec.,1hr.lab.)Thealgebraandgeometryofvectors;topicsfromthecalculusofmultivariablefunctionsincludinglimits,continuity,partialderivatives,di-rectionalderivatives,thegradient,extremevalues,multipleintegrationandvectorcalculus.Thestudentmayelecttoincludeatechnologylabcomponentat some colleges. (2701015919) Prerequisites:MATH2414;ENGL0305ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Corequisite:ENGL0307or0356

MCHN 1319 - MANUFACTURING MATERIAlS AND PROCESSES

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Abasicstudyofvariousmaterialsusedinthemetalsindustryandthechemical, physical, and mechanical properties ofvariousmetals.Emphasisonmanufacturingprocesses,includingcasting,forming,machining,andmolding.Prerequisite:None

MCHN 1320 - PRECISION TOOlS AND MEASUREMENT

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Anintroductiontothemodernscienceofdimensionalmetrology.Emphasisontheidentification,selection,andapplicationofvari-oustypesofprecisioninstrumentsassociatedwiththemachiningtrade.Practiceofbasiclayoutandpiecepartmeasurementswhileusingstandardmeasuringtools.Prerequisite:None

MCHN 1338 - BASIC MACHINE SHOP I

3Credits (2hrs. lec.,2hrs. lab.)An introductorycourse thatassists thestudent inunderstanding themachinistoccupationinindustry.Thestudentbeginsbyusingbasicmachinetoolssuchasthelathe,milling

machine,drillpress,powersaw,andbenchgrinder.Machineterminology,theory,math,partlayout,andbenchworkusingcommonmeasuringtoolsisincluded.Emphasisisplacedonshopsafety,housekeeping,andpreventativemaintenance.Prerequisite:None

MCHN 1343 - MACHINE SHOP MATHEMATICS

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Designedtopreparethestudentwithtechnical,appliedmathematicsthatwillbenecessaryinfuturemachineshop-relatedcourses.Prerequisite:Departmentalapproval

MCHN 1352 - INTERMEDIATE MACHINING I

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Operationofdrills,millingmachines,lathes,andpowersaws.Introduc-tiontoprecisionmeasuringtechniques.Prerequisite:MCHN1338ordepartmentalapproval

MCHN 1380 - COOPERATIVE EDUCATION - MACHINE TOOl TECHNOlOGY/MACHINIST

3 Credits (1 hr. lec., 14 hrs. ext.) Career-relatedactivitiesencounteredinthestudent’sareaofspecial-izationofferedthroughanindividualizedagreementamong the college, employer, and student. Underthesupervisionofthecollegeandtheemployer,thestudentcombinesclassroomlearningwithworkexpe-rience.Includesalecturecomponent.Prerequisites:DFTG1325,MCHN1320andMCHN1338,ORdepartmentalapproval



MCHN 1390 - SPECIAl TOPICS IN MACHINE SHOP ASSISTANT

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Topicsaddressrecentlyidentifiedcurrentevents,skills,knowledge,and/orattitudesandbehaviorspertinenttothetechnologyoroccupationandrelevanttotheprofessionaldevelop-mentof thestudent.Anadvancedstudyofmanuallathe,milling,anddrillingoperations.Emphasisonadvancedcuttingoperationsofthelatheandmillingmachines,drillpresses,includingtheuseofcarbide


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MCHN 1391 - SPECIAl TOPICS IN MACHINE TECHNOlOGY

3 Credits (2 hrs. lec., 4 hrs. lab.) Topics addressrecentlyidentifiedcurrentevents,skills,knowledge,and/orattitudesandbehaviorspertinenttothetech-nologyoroccupationandrelevanttotheprofessionaldevelopmentofthestudent.Thestudentswilldesignaproject,madeofmetalorindustrialplastics,withthreeormoreworkingpieces.Theywillthenmakeblueprints,manufacturepieces,andassemblethem.Theprojecthastoworkasdesignedandallpieceshavetomeetindustrialstandardsinsizeandfinish.Prerequisite:Instructorapproval

MCHN 2303 - FUNDAMENTAlS OF COMPUTER NUMERIC CONTROllED (CNC) MACHINE CONTROlS

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)AnintroductiontoG and M codes (RS274-D) necessary to programComputer Numerical Controlled (CNC) machines.Prerequisite:None

MCHN 2305 - MIllWRIGHT III

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Anintroductiontobearingsandseals.Identificationofcommonbearingsandseals.Emphasisondesignandinstallationofsealsandbearings,andcouplings.Prerequisite:None

MCHN 2331- OPERATION OF CNC TURNING CENTERS

3Credits (2hrs. lec.,2hrs. lab.) AcontinuationofFundamentalsofCNCMachineControlswithanemphasis on turning centers. Prerequisite: MCHN1338

MCHN 2334 - OPERATION OF CNC MACHINING CENTERS

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)AcontinuationofFundamentals of CNC Machine Controls with anemphasisonmachiningcenters.Prerequisite:None

MCHN 2335 - ADVANCED CNC MACHINING

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)ThestudyofadvancedCNCoperationwithanemphasisonprogrammingand operations of machining and turning centers.Prerequisite:None

MCHN 2341 - ADVANCED MACHINING I

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Astudyofadvancedlatheandmillingoperations.Emphasisonadvancedcuttingoperationsofthelatheandmillingmachines,includingtheuseofspecialtooling,benchassembly,andmaterialsidentification.Prerequisite:MCHN1352ordepartmentalapproval


3Credits(1hr.lec.,20hrs.ext.)Career-relatedactivi-tiesencounteredinthestudent’sareaofspecializationofferedthroughanindividualizedagreementamongthecollege,employer,andstudent.Underthesuper-visionof thecollegeandtheemployer, thestudentcombinesclassroomlearningwithworkexperience.Includesa lecturecomponent.Prerequisite:MCHN1338ordepartmentalapproval

MCHN 2438 - ADVANCED COMPUTER-AIDED MANUFACTURING (CAM)

4Credits(2hrs.lec.,6hrs.lab.)AstudyofadvancedtechniquesinComputer-AidedManufacturing(CAM).Prerequisite:INMT1443

MDCA 1154 - MEDICAl ASSISTING CREDENTIAlING EXAM REVIEW

1Credit(1hr.lec.)ApreparationfortheCertifiedMedicalAssisting Exam, including a reviewof allthree components of the CMA exam. Presents anexplanationofhowtheexamisscoredandprovidesopportunities to takepracticeexams.Prerequisites:MDCA 1417; ENGL 0305 AND ENGL 0307 or0356, OR higher level course (ENGL 1301), ORplacementbytesting

MDCA 1205 - MEDICAl lAW AND ETHICS

2Credits(2hrs.lec.)Instructioninprinciples,pro-cedures,andregulationsinvolvinglegalandethicalrelationshipsamongphysicians,patients,andmedicalassistants. Prerequisites: ENGL 0305 AND ENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

MDCA 1213 - MEDICAl TERMINOlOGY

2Credits(2hrs.lec.)Astudyandpracticalapplicationofamedicalvocabularysystem.Includesstructure,recognition,analysis,definition,spelling,pronuncia-tion,andcombinationofmedicaltermsfromprefixes,suffixes, roots,andcombining forms.Prerequisites:


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MDCA 1264 - MEDICAl ASSISTANT PRACTICUM

2Credits(15hrs.ext.)Apractical,generalworkplacetrainingsupportedbyanindividualizedlearningplandeveloped by the employer, college, and student.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

MDCA 1291 - SPECIAl TOPICS IN MEDICAl ASSISTANT

2Credits(2hrs.lec.)Thiscourseprovidesthemedicalassistantstudentwithprinciplesofbehaviorsinvolvedinthedevelopmentofhumanrelationships.Emphasisisgiventothedevelopmentofselfconcept,attitudes,andmajoraspectsofinterpersonalcommunicationsdealtinanambulatorycaresetting.Topicsaddressrecentlyidentifiedcurrentevents,skills,knowledge,and/or attitudes and behaviors pertinent to thetechnologyoroccupationandrelevanttotheprofes-sionaldevelopmentofthestudent.Thiscoursewasdesigned toberepeatedmultiple times to improvestudentproficiency.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

MDCA 1348 - PHARMACOlOGY AND ADMINISTRATION OF MEDICATIONS

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Instructionincon-ceptsandapplicationofpharmacologicalprinciples.Focusesondrugclassifications,principlesandpro-ceduresofmedicationadministration,mathematicalsystemsandconversions,calculationofdrugproblems,andmedico-legalresponsibilitiesofthemedicalas-sistant.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

MDCA 1352 - MEDICAl ASSISTANT lABORATORY PROCEDURES

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Waivedproceduresstated in the Current Clinical Laboratory Improve-mentAct(CLIA).Includesbloodcollection,specimenhandling, identification of normal ranges, qualityassurance,andqualitycontrol.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

MDCA 1409 - ANATOMY & PHYSIOlOGY FOR MEDICAl ASSISTANTS

4 Credits (4 hrs. lec.) Emphasis on structure andfunctionofhumancells,tissues,organs,andsystemswithoverviewofcommonpathophysiology.Prereq-uisites: ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

MDCA 1417 - PROCEDURES IN A ClINICAl SETTING

4Credits(2hrs.lec.,6hrs.lab.)Emphasisonpatientassessment,examination,andtreatmentasdirectedbyphysician.Includesvitalsigns,collectionanddocu-mentationofpatientinformation,asepsis,officeclinicalprocedures,andothertreatmentsasappropriateforthemedicaloffice.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0306

MDCA 1421 - ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES

4Credits(4hrs.lec.,1hr.lab.)Medicalofficepro-ceduresincludingappointmentscheduling,medicalrecords creation and maintenance, interpersonalcommunications,financialprocesses,coding,billing,collecting,thirdpartyreimbursement,creditarrange-ments,andcomputeruseinthemedicaloffice.Pre-requisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0306

MDCA 1443 - MEDICAl INSURANCE

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Emphasizesmedicalofficecodingforpayment/reimbursementbypatientorthirdparty.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

METl 1266 - PRACTICUM – METAllURGICAl TECHNOlOGY/TECHNICIAN

2Credits(14hrs.ext.)Practical,generalworkplacetrainingsupportedbyanindividualizedlearningplandeveloped by the employer, college, and student.Prerequisites:METL1313andMETL2441

METl 1301 - INTRODUCTION TO METAllURGY

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Acomprehensivestudyofrefin-ingproperties,mechanicalproperties,andphysicalpropertiesofferrousandnonferrousmaterialsinclud-ingthetheoryofalloys,heattreatment,andtesting.Prerequisite:None


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METl 1313 - INTRODUCTION CORROSION

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Anintroductiontointernal,exter-nal,andatmosphericcorrosionincludingterminology,causesof common corrosionproblems in industry,andgeneralremediessuchascathodicprotection,protectivecoatings,materialselection,andchemicaltreatments. Prerequisites: ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0308

METl 1405 - WElDING METAllURGY I

4Credits (3hrs. lec.,3hrs. lab.)An introductiontophysicalmetallurgyanditsapplicationrelatedtowelding including studies of metal characteristics,testing, effects of alloying and heat treating, andbasicproperties.Emphasisonconductingtestsandmetallographictechniques.Prerequisite:None

METl 2168 - PRACTICUM – METAllURGICAl TECHNOlOGY/TECHNICIAN

1Credit (7hrs. ext.) Practical,generalworkplacetrainingsupportedbyanindividualizedlearningplandeveloped by the employer, college, and student.Prerequisites:METL1313andMETL2441

METl 2401 - INTERNAl CORROSION CONTROl

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Anin-depthstudyofinternalcorrosionfoundinoilandgaswells,pipelines,refineries,processplants,andotherindustrialinstal-lationsincludingthecommonformsofnondestructivetesting,internalcorrosionmonitoringtechniques,andchemicalcorrosiontreatmentmethods.Prerequisites:METL1313andMETL2441

METl 2405 - ATMOSPHERIC CORROSION CONTROl

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Anin-depthstudyofatmosphericcorrosioncontrolbycoatingswhichincludes surface preparation, coating selection,coatingapplication,inspection,andfailureanalysis.Prerequisites:METL1313andMETL2441

METl 2441 - CATHODIC PROTECTION

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Anin-depthstudyofcorrosioncontrolofburiedorsubmergedmetal-licstructuresutilizingboth impressedandgalvaniccathodicprotectionsystems.Emphasisonregulatorycomplianceforpipelinesandundergroundstoragetanks.Prerequisite:METL1313

MRKG 1301 - CUSTOMER RElATIONSHIP MANAGEMENT

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Generalprinciplesofcustomerservice including skills, knowledge, attitudes, andbehaviors. Prerequisites: ENGL 0305 AND ENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

MRKG 1302 - PRINCIPlES OF RETAIlING

3 Credits (3 hrs. lec.) Introduction to the retailingenvironment, types of retailers, current trends, theemploymentofretailingtechniques,andfactorsthatinfluenceretailing.Prerequisite:None

MRKG 1311 - PRINCIPlES OF MARKETING

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Introductiontothemarketingmixfunctionsandprocess.Includesidentificationofconsumerandorganizationalneedsandexplanationofenvironmentalissues.Prerequisite:None

MRKG 2333 - PRINCIPlES OF SEllING

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Overviewofthesellingprocess.Identificationof theelementsof thecommunicationprocessbetweenbuyersandsellers.Examinationofthelegalandethicalissuesoforganizationswhichaffectsalespeople.Prerequisite:None

MRKG 2348 - MARKETING RESEARCH AND STRATEGIES

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Practicalexperiencesinanalyzingmarketingstudiesusingdata-drivendecision-makingprocesses.Includesinterrelationshipsamongmarket-ingprice,place,promotion,andproductresponsibility.Prerequisite:None

MRKG 2349 - ADVERTISING AND SAlES PROMOTION

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Integratedmarketingcommuni-cations.Includesadvertisingprinciplesandpractices.Emphasizesmulti-mediaofpersuasivecommunicationincludingbuyerbehavior,budgeting,andregulatoryconstraints.Prerequisite:None

MRKG 2380 - CO-OP - BUSINESS MARKETING AND MARKETING MANAGEMENT I

3Credits(1hr.lec.,20hrs.ext.)Career-relatedactivi-tiesencounteredinthestudent’sareaofspecializationofferedthroughanindividualizedagreementamongthecollege,employer,andstudent.Underthesuper-visionof thecollegeandtheemployer, thestudent


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combinesclassroomlearningwithworkexperience.Includesa lecture component. Prerequisites: Enroll-mentinmanagementAASdegreeprogram;comple-tionof15creditsindegreeplan;anddepartmentalapproval

MRKG 2388 - INTERNSHIP - BUSINESS MARKETING AND MARKETING MANAGEMENT

3Credits(9hrs.ext.)Awork-basedlearningexperi-ence thatenables the student toapply specializedoccupationaltheory,skillsandconcepts.Alearningplanisdevelopedbythecollegeandtheemployer.Prerequisite:Departmentalapproval

MRMT 1192 - REVIEW COURSE

1Credit(1hr.lec.)Acomprehensivereviewcourse,whichincorporatesconceptsfromallpreviousmedicaltranscriptioncourses,inpreparationforthestudentlicensingexam.Includesapplicationofknowledge,judgment, skills, and professional values within alegal/ethicalframework.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

MRMT 1266 - PRACTICUM

2Credits(14hrs.ext.)Practical,generalworkplacetrainingsupportedbyanindividualizedlearningplandeveloped by the employer, college, and student.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

MRMT 1307 - MEDICAl TRANSCRIPTION I

3Credits (1hrs. lec.,4hrs. lab.)Fundamentalsofmedicaltranscriptionwithhands-onexperienceintranscribingphysiciandictationincludingbasicreportssuchashistoryandphysicals,dischargesummaries,consultations,operativereports,andother medical reports. Utilizes transcribing andinformationprocessingequipmentcompatiblewithindustrystandards.Designedtodevelopspeedandaccuracy.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307 or 0356, OR higher level course (ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

MRMT 2433 - MEDICAl TRANSCRIPTION II

4Credits (2hrs. lec.,4hrs. lab.) Transcriptionofadvancedmedicalreportswithincreasingspeedandaccuracyincludinghistoryandphysicals,consultation,dischargesummaries,operative reports,andothermedicalreports.Prerequisites:MRMT1307;ENGL

0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

MSCI 1125 - ARMY PHYSICAl READINESS TRAINING

1Credit (3 hrs. lab)A cardio-respiratoryphysicalconditioningclassdesignedtopromotehighlevelsofperformancemeasuredbytheArmyPhysicalFitnessTest (APFT) to improve the health/wellness, endur-ance,andstrengthofthebody,andtoeducateontheprinciplesofnutrition,dietandweightcontrol.UtilizesArmyphysicalfitness techniques;developsmuscularstrength,flexibilityandendurance;developsself-confidence toplan, conductand leadphysicaltrainingforothersthroughArmyleadershiptrainingmethodsandphysicalactivities.Avarietyofphysicalactivities include standard warm-up and strength/endurance building exercises, timed/progressiverepetitions, weight/strength training (cardiovascu-lar),negative-resistance, running (up to twomiles),cycling/spinning, and competitive individual/teamactivities.ThecourseprepareseachstudentfortheAPFTconsistingof2minutesexecutionofpush-upsandsit-ups,andatwo-milerun.Thisclass,conductedbytheMilitaryScienceInstructors,usesArmytechniquesandguidelinesduringeachsession.Thiscoursesatis-fiesthephysicaleducationrequirementandmayberepeated.Prerequisite:None

MSCI 1271 - lEADERSHIP AND PERSONAl DEVElOPMENT

2Credits(1hr.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Introductiontothepersonalchallengesandcompetenciesthatarecriticalforeffectiveleadership.Studentswilllearnpersonaldevelopmentandlifeskillssuchasgoalsetting,timemanagement,physicalfitness,andstressmanagementandhowtheyrelatetoleadership,officershipandtheArmyprofession.Thefocus isondevelopingbasicknowledgeandcomprehensionofArmyleadershipdimensionswhilegainingabigpictureunderstandingoftheROTCprogram,itspurposeintheArmy,anditsadvantagesforthestudent.Prerequisite:NoneMSCI 1272 - INTRODUCTION TO TACTICAl lEADERSHIP

2 Credits (1 hr. lec., 2 hrs. lab.) Overview ofleadership fundamentals such as setting direction,problem-solving,listening,presentingbriefs,providingfeedback,andusingeffectivewritingskills.Cadetsexploredimensionsofleadershipvalues,attributes,skills,andactionsinthecontextofpractical,hands-on,andinteractiveexercises.Prerequisite:None


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MSCI 2271 - INNOVATIVE TEAM lEADERSHIP

2Credits(2hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Exploresthedimen-sionsandinnovativetacticalleadershipstrategiesandstylesbyexaminingteamdynamicsandtwohistoricalleadershiptheoriesthatformthebasisoftheArmyleadershipframework.Aspectsofpersonalmotivationandteambuildingarepracticedbyplanning,execut-ingandassessingteamexercisesandparticipatingin leadership labs.Thefocuscontinues tobuildondevelopingknowledgeoftheleadershipvaluesandattributesthroughunderstandingArmyrank,structure,anddutiesaswellasbroadeningknowledgeoflandnavigationandsquadtactics.Casestudieswillprovidea tangiblecontext for learning theSoldier’sCreedandWarriorEthosastheyapplyinthecontemporaryoperatingenvironment.Prerequisite:None

MSCI 2272 - FOUNDATIONS OF TACTICAl lEADERSHIP

2Credits(2hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Examinesthechal-lengesofleadingtacticalteamsinthecomplexcon-temporaryoperatingenvironment(COE).Thiscoursehighlightsdimensionsofterrainanalysis,patrolling,andoperationorders.Continuedstudyofthetheoreti-calbasisoftheArmyleadershipframeworkexploresthedynamicsofadaptiveleadershipinthecontextofmilitaryoperations.Cadetsdevelopgreater selfawarenessastheyassesstheirownleadershipstylesandpracticecommunicationandteambuildingskills.COEcase studiesgive insight into the importanceandpracticeof teamworkandtacticsinreal-worldscenarios.Prerequisite:None

APPlIED MUSIC

Privateinstructionininstrumentsandvoiceisavailabletostudentsmajoringorminoringinmusicandtootherstudentswhodesiretogainorimproveproficiencyinindividualvocalorinstrumentalperformance.Thesecourseswillbe taughtas instructorsareavailable.Refertotheclassscheduleeachsemesterforspecificcourselaboratoryfees.Feesaredueatthetimeofregistrationandarenotrefundableortransferable.(5009035426)Prerequisite:Departmentalapproval.Corequisite: Enrollment in at least one MUEN orMUSIcourse.MUAP 1101 - STRINGS1Credit(One1/2hourlessonperweek)

MUAP 1121 - WOODWINDS1Credit(One1/2hourlessonperweek)

MUAP 1141 - BRASS1Credit(One1/2hourlessonperweek)

MUAP 1157 - PERCUSSION1Credit(One1/2hourlessonperweek)

MUAP 1161 - GUITAR1Credit(One1/2hourlessonperweek)

MUAP 1165 - ORGAN1Credit(One1/2hourlessonperweek)

MUAP 1169 - KEYBOARD1Credit(One1/2hourlessonperweek)

MUAP 1181 - VOICE1Credit(One1/2hourlessonperweek)

MUAP 1201 - STRINGS2Credits(Two½hourlessonsperweek;twocredithourspersemester)

MUAP 1221 - WOODWINDS2Credits(Two½hourlessonsperweek;twocredithourspersemester)

MUAP 1241 - BRASS2Credits(Two½hourlessonsperweek;twocredithourspersemester.)

MUAP 1257 - PERCUSSION2Credits(Two½hourlessonsperweek;twocredithourspersemester)

MUAP 1261 - GUITAR2Credits(Two½hourlessonsperweek;twocredithourspersemester)

MUAP 1265 - ORGAN2Credits(Two½hourlessonsperweek;twocredithourspersemester)

MUAP 1269 - KEYBOARD2Credits(Two½hourlessonsperweek;twocredithourspersemester)

MUAP 1281 - VOICE2Credits(Two½hourlessonsperweek;twocredithourspersemester)

MUAP 2101 - STRINGS1Credit (Second year, one 1/2 hour lessons perweek;onecredithourpersemester)


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MUAP 2141 - BRASS1Credit(Secondyear,one1/2hourlessonperweek;onecredithourpersemester)

MUAP 2157 - PERCUSSION1Credit(Secondyear,one1/2hourlessonperweek;onecredithourpersemester)

MUAP 2161 - GUITAR1Credit(Secondyear,one1/2hourlessonperweek;onecredithourpersemester)

MUAP 2169 - KEYBOARD1Credit(Secondyear,one1/2hourlessonperweek;onecredithourpersemester)

MUAP 2181 - VOICE1Credit(Secondyear,one1/2hourlessonperweek;onecredithourpersemester)

MUAP 2201 - STRINGS2Credits (Secondyear, two1/2hour lessonsperweek;twocredithourspersemester)

MUAP 2221 - WOODWINDS2Credits (Secondyear, two1/2hour lessonsperweek;twocredithourspersemester)

MUAP 2241 - BRASS2Credits (Secondyear, two1/2hour lessonsperweek;twocredithourspersemester)

MUAP 2257 - PERCUSSION2Credits (Secondyear, two1/2hour lessonsperweek;twocredithourspersemester)

MUAP 2261 - GUITAR2Credits (Secondyear, two1/2hour lessonsperweek;twocredithourspersemester)

MUAP 2269 - KEYBOARD2Credits (Secondyear, two1/2hour lessonsperweek;twocredithourspersemester)

MUAP 2281 - VOICE2Credits (Secondyear, two1/2hour lessonsperweek;twocredithourspersemester)

MUEN 1123 - SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

1Credit(3hrs.lab.)Thestudyandperformanceofmusiccompositionsforfullorchestra,includingstrings,woodwinds,brass,andpercussion.Recommendedformusicmajorswhoseprincipleperformanceinstru-mentisviolin,viola,cello,orstringbass.Amaximum

offourcredithoursmaybeearned.(5009035526)Prerequisites/Corequisite:CoursemaybetakenasacorequisitewithENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigher levelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

MUEN 1127 - JAzz ENSEMBlE

1Credit(3hrs.lab.)Thestudyandperformanceofbig band jazz. Swing, Latin, rock and other jazzstylesareincluded.Amaximumoffourcredithoursmaybeearned.(5009035526)Corequisite:CoursemaybetakenasacorequisitewithENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

MUEN 1131 - STRING ENSEMBlE

1Credit(3hrs.lab.)Thiscourseinvolvesthestudyandperformancesofmusiccompositionsforsmallstringgroups.Itisrecommendedformusicmajorswhoseprincipleperformingmediumistheviolin,viola,orcello.Amaximumoffourcredithoursmaybeearned.(5009035626)Prerequisite:None

MUEN 1132 - PIANO ENSEMBlE

1Credit(3hrs.lab.)Acoursewhichisdesignedtoofferstudentsanopportunitytoworkwithpianolitera-turewrittenfortwoormoreperformers.Amaximumoffourcredithoursmaybeearned.(5009035626)Prerequisites: ENGL 0305 AND ENGL 0307 or0356, OR higher level course (ENGL 1301), ORplacementbytesting

MUEN 1133 - GUITAR ENSEMBlE

1Credit(3hrs.lab.)Thiscourseinvolvesthestudyandperformancesofmusiccompositionsforsmallguitargroups.Itisrecommendedformusicmajorswhoseprincipalperformingmediumistheguitar.Amaximumoffourcredithoursmaybeearned.(5009035626)Prerequisite:None

MUEN 1134 - PERCUSSION ENSEMBlE

1Credit(3hrs.lab.)Thiscourseinvolvesthestudyandperformanceofmusiccompositionsforsmallper-cussiongroups.Itisrecommendedformusicmajorswhoseperformingmediumispercussion.Opentootherqualifiedstudentsbyapprovalofdepartment.A maximum of four credit hours may be earned.(5009035626)Prerequisites:Auditionanddepart-mental approval; ENGL 0305 AND ENGL 0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting


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MUEN 1135 - STEEl DRUM BAND

1 Credit (3 hrs. lab.) Membership is open to allstudentsonthebasisofauditionand/orconferenceto assess the students ability to count fundamentalrhythms.Percussionist,vocalist,woodwind,brass,andkeyboardplayersareencouragedtoaudition.Theclassmeetsfourhoursperweekwithspecialrehears-alsandperformancescalledasneeded.Amaximumoffourcredithoursmaybeearned.(5009035626)Prerequisites:None

MUEN 1136 - CHAMBER ENSEMBlE

1Credit(3hrs.lab.)ChamberEnsembleisamixedinstrumentation group of wind, string, percussion,andbrassplayersperformingchamber(smallgroup)repertoire from any style period. A maximum offour credit hours may be earned. (5009035626)Prerequisite:None

MUEN 1141 - CONCERT CHOIR

1Credit(3hrs.lab.)ConcertChoirisalargevocalensemble performing large-scale sacred and secu-larworks. Inaddition to local concerts, thegroupparticipatesincampusactivities.TheChoirisopento students with vocal experience. A maximum offour credit hours may be earned. (5009035726)Prerequisites/Corequisite:CoursemaybetakenasacorequisitewithENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigher levelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

MUEN 1151 - CHAMBER SINGERS

1Credit (3 hrs. lab.) TheChamberSingersareasmallvocalensembleperformingsacredandsecularchoralliteratureofvariouserasincludingmadrigals.A maximum of four credit hours may be earned.(5009035826)Prerequisite:None

MUEN 1154 - POP SINGERS

1Credit(3hrs.lab.)ThePopSingersspecializeinperformingcontemporarypopularmusic, includingmusicofradio,TV,motionpicture,andBroadway.Somechoreographyandstagingmaybeinvolved.A maximum of four credit hours may be earned.(5009035826)Prerequisite:None

MUEN 2123 - PIANO ENSEMBlE

1Credit(3hrs.lab.)Acontinuationofthestudyandperformancesofmusiccompositionforfullorchestra,includingstrings,woodwinds,brass,andpercussion.

Recommendedformusicmajors.Amaximumoffourcredithoursmaybeearned.(5009035626)Prereq-uisite:MUEN1123

MUEN 2124 - SYMPHONIC BAND

1Credit(3hrs.lab.)Thestudyofawidevarietyofliteratureforwindandpercussioninstrumentsthroughrehearsalandperformance.Opentoallstudentswithinstrumentalmusicexperience.Amaximumof fourcredithoursmaybeearned.(5009035526)Prereq-uisite:None;Corequisite:coursemaybetakenasacorequisitewithENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301)

MUEN 2133 - WOODWIND ENSEMBlE

1Credit(3hrs.lab.)Thiscourseinvolvesthestudyand performance of music compositions for smallwoodwindgroups.Itisrecommendedformusicmajorswhoseprincipleperformingmediumisawoodwindinstrument.Amaximumoffourcredithoursmaybeearned.(5009035626)Prerequisite:None

MUEN 2134 - BRASS ENSEMBlE

1 Credit (3 hrs. lab.) This course involves thestudy and performance of music compositions forsmall brass groups. It is recommended for musicmajors whose performing medium is a brass in-strument. A maximum of four credit hours maybe earned. (5009035626) Prerequisite: None

MUEN 2135 - JAzz COMBO

1 Credit (3 hrs. lab.) A study of the techniquesinvolved in the improvisationofa solo in the jazzidiomthroughrehearsalandperformanceinasmallensemble.Opentoallstudentswithinstrumentalmusicexperience.Amaximumoffourcredithoursmaybeearned.(5009035626)Prerequisite:None

MUSI 1157 - OPERA WORKSHOP

1Credit (3hrs. lab.)Theperformanceofportionsorcompleteoperasandthestudyoftheintegrationofmusic,actingandstagingofanopera.Studentsmayrepeatforfourhoursofcredit.(5009085226)Prerequisites:Auditionanddepartmentalapproval

MUSI 1159, 2159 - MUSICAl THEATRE I & II

1Credit(5hrs.lab.)Practicalexperienceinaudition-ing,rehearsing,andperforminginamajormusical.(5009036126)Prerequisite:None


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MUSI 1162 - DICTION I

1Credit(2hrs.lab.)ThiscourseprovidesaframeworkforsinginginEnglish,Latin,andItalian.Whilesomegrammatical rules will be taught, the course doesnotattempt toteachthelanguage.(5009085326)Prerequisites: ENGL 0305 AND ENGL 0307 or0356, OR higher level course (ENGL 1301), ORplacementbytesting

MUSI 1165 - DICTION II

1Credit(2hrs.lab.)Thiscourseprovidesaframe-workforsinginginFrenchandGerman.Whilesomegrammatical rules will be taught, the course doesnotattempt toteachthelanguage.(5009085326)Prerequisites:MUSI1162;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

MUSI 1181, 1182, 2181, 2182 - ClASS PIANO

1Credit(3hrs.lab.)Beginningkeyboardinstructionforthegeneralmusicmajoraswellasthenonmusicmajorwhowishestolearnpiano.Theuseofelectronicpianospermitsindividualinstruction.Amaximumoffour credit hours may be earned. (5009075126)Prerequisite:None

MUSI 1183, 1184, 2183, 2184 - ClASS VOICE

1Credit(3hrs.lab.)Beginningvoiceinstructionforthestudentwhohaslittleornoexperience.Amaximumoffourcredithoursofvoiceclassesmaybeearned.(5009085126)Prerequisite:None

MUSI 1192, 1193, 2192, 2193 - ClASS GUITAR

1Credit(3hrs.lab.)Beginningguitarinstructionforthe general music major as well as the non-musicmajor who wishes to learn guitar. A maximum offour credit hours may be earned. (5009115126)Prerequisite:None

MUSI 1211 - THEORY I

2 Credits (3 hrs. lec.) A study of elementary har-monyandpartwritinguptoandincludingdiatonicseventhchords.Analysisandwritingofsmallcom-positionalforms.Correlatedstudyatthekeyboard.(5009045126) Prerequisites: ENGL 0305 ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Corequisites:MUSI1216and1181

MUSI 1212 - THEORY II

2Credits(3hrs.lec.)AcontinuationofMUSI1211including modulation, secondary dominants andsecondary leading-tone chords. (5009045126)Prerequisites:MUSI1211;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Corequisites:MUSI1182and1217

MUSI 1216 - EAR TRAINING AND SIGHT SINGING I

2Credits (1hr. lec.,2hrs. lab.)Anaural study(includingdictation)ofrhythm,melodyanddiatonicharmony.Singingtonalmusicintreble,bass,altoandtenorclefs.(5009045626)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse (ENGL 1301), OR placement by testing;Corequisites:MUSI1211and1181

MUSI 1217 - EAR TRAINING AND SIGHT SINGING II

2Credits(1hr.lec.,2hrs.lab.)AcontinuationofMUSI 1216. (5009045626) Prerequisites: MUSI1216;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Corequisites:MUSI1212and1182

MUSI 1301 - MUSIC FUNDAMENTAlS

3 Credits (3 hrs. lec.) A course for developingbasicmusicskillswithemphasisonmusicreadingand elementary music theory for the nonmusicmajorandtheclassroomteacher.(5009045526)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

MUSI 1306 - MUSIC APPRECIATION

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Anontechnicalcoursedesignedtoprovidethelaypersonwiththeunderstandingneces-saryforgreaterenjoymentofmusic.(5009025126)Prerequisites: ENGL 0305 AND ENGL 0307 or0356, OR higher level course (ENGL 1301), ORplacementbytesting

MUSI 1307 - MUSIC lITERATURE

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Astudy,throughlecture,listen-ing,score-analysis,andresearch,oftheliteratureandstylistictrendsofWesternartmusicaswellasexamplesofAmericanpopularmusicandnon-Westernmusic.


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MUSI 1308 - MUSIC lITERATURE TO 1827

3Credits(3hrs. lec.)Astudy,throughlectureandlistening,of the literatureandstylistic trendsof theBaroque and Classical periods. Separate courseavailablefornonmajors.(5009025226)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

MUSI 1309 - MUSIC lITERATURE SINCE 1827

3Credits(3hrs. lec.)Astudy,throughlectureandlistening,of the literatureandstylistic trendsof theRomanticandContemporaryperiods.Separatecourseavailablefornonmajors.(5009025226)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

MUSI 1310 - AMERICAN MUSIC

3 Credits (3 hrs. lec.) This course is a survey ofAmericanpopularandartmusic.Coursetopicsmayincludethestudyofblues,jazz,rock,andragtimeand themajor artists andother influential personsassociated with each genre. Special emphasis isgiventotheinteractionofvariousnativeandworldmusicalculturesintheevolutionofAmericanmusicalstyles. (5009025326) Prerequisites: ENGL 0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

MUSI 1386 - POPUlAR SONG WRITING I - COMPOSITION

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Instructioninmusiccomposi-tion, including small forms for simple media inboth traditional styles and styles of the student’schoice.Lyrics,melodies,harmonies,arrangements,performanceandstudiorecordingwillbecovered.(5009045326) Prerequisites: ENGL 0305 ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

MUSI 1390 - ElECTRONIC MUSIC I

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Introductiontotheuseofsyn-thesizers, computers, sequencing and other musicprintingsoftware,andmultitrackrecordersandotherMIDI(MusicInstrumentDigitalInterface)devicesinthenotation,arrangement,composition,andperformanceofmusic.(5009045826)Corequisites:maybetakenwithENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356

MUSI 1391 - ElECTRONIC MUSIC II

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Furtherstudyandapplicationof synthesizers, computers, sequencing and musicprintingsoftware,andmulti-trackdigital recorders.Includes MIDI (Music Instrument Digital Interface)devicesusedfornotation,arrangement,composition,andperformanceofmusic.ThiscourseisacontinuationofElectronicMusicI.(5009045826)Prerequisites:MUSI1390;Corequisites:maybetakenwithENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356

MUSI 2211 - THEORY III

2Credits(3hrs.lec.)Astudyofadvancedharmonywith emphasis on chromaticism, extended tertianstructures and twentieth-century compositional pro-cedures.(5009045226)Prerequisites:MUSI1212;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Corequisites:MUSI2216and2181

MUSI 2212 - THEORY IV

2Credits(3hrs.lec.)AcontinuationofMUSI2211.(5009045226) Prerequisites: MUSI 2211; ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Coreq-uisites:MUSI2217and2182

MUSI 2216 - EAR TRAINING AND SIGHT SINGING III

2Credits(1hr.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Anauralstudy(includ-ingdictation)ofmorecomplexrhythm,melody,chro-maticharmonyandextendedtertianstructures.Singingmoredifficulttonalmusicincludingmodulationsandmodalmelodies.(5009045726)Prerequisites:MUSI1217;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Corequisites:MUSI2211and2181

MUSI 2217 - EAR TRAINING AND SIGHT SINGING IV

2Credits(1hr. lec.,2hrs. lab.)AcontinuationofMUSI 2216. (5009045726) Prerequisites: MUSI2216;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Corequisites:MUSI2212and2182

MUSI 2386 - POPUlAR SONG WRITING II - COMPOSITION

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Individualorclassinstructioninmusiccomposition.Composinginsmallformsfor


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simplemediainbothtraditionalstylesandstylesofthestudent’schoice.ThisisacontinuationofMusic1386,including the study of lyrics,melodies, harmonies,arrangements, performance and studio recording.(5009045326) Prerequisites: MUSI 1386; ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

MUSI 2389 - ACADEMIC CO-OP IN MUSIC

3Credits(1hr.lec.,6hrs.lab.)Aninstructionalprogramdesigned to integrateon-campus studywithpracticalhands-onworkexperienceinmusic.Inconjunctionwithclassseminars, the instructorand institutional representative, the individualstudent will set specific goals and objectives inmusic.(2401035212)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

NDTE 1301 - FIlM INTERPRETATION OF WElDMENTS

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Astudyofradio-graphicfilm,includingexplorationofradiographicbasics, interpretation, and causes and effects ofdiscontinuities.Prerequisite:None

NDTE 1410 - lIQUID PENETRANT/MAGNETIC PARTIClE TESTING

4Credits(2hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Atheoreticalstudyandpracticalapplicationofthenon-destructivetestingtechniquesofpenetrantandmagneticparticletestingrequired by quality assurance and test personnelincludingproper test technique,or combinationoftechniquesandinterpretation,evaluationoftestresults.Prerequisite:None

NDTE 1440 - EDDY CURRENT TESTING

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)GeneralprinciplesofEddyCurrentTestingincludingtheory,knowledge,andskillsforbasicexamination;effectsofmaterialproperties,probetypes,calibrationstandards,andequipmentselection.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

NDTE 1454 - INTERMEDIATE UlTRASONICS

4Credits(2hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Basictheoryandapplicationsoftheultrasonictechniquesofmaterialstestingcoveringthetheoreticalmaterialfromthecer-tificationtestforUltrasonicLevelIAmericanSocietyofNon-DestructiveTesting.Prerequisite:None

NDTE 2311 - PREPARATION FOR WElDING INSPECTION

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Generalprinciplesofweldinginspectionincludingweldingprocesses,termsanddefinitions,weldingdiscontinuities,dutiesand responsibilities of inspectors, destructive andnondestructive testing, quality assurance/qualitycontrol,weldingcodesandblueprints,procedures,andcasestudies.Anoverviewofweldingtoolsandequipment,metallurgy,chemistry,andjointdesign.Prerequisites: ENGL 0305 AND ENGL 0307 or0356, OR higher level course (ENGL 1301), ORplacementbytesting

NDTE 2401 - ADVANCED UlTRASONICS

4Credits(2hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Designedtostrengthenthestudents’knowledgeandskillsinultrasonictesting.Emphasisisonexaminationofplateandpipewelds,characterizationofflaws,immersiontesting,writtenpractices,andprocedures.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

OTHA 1301 - INTRODUCTION TO OCCUPATIONAl THERAPY

3Credits (3hrs. lec.) Introduction to thehistoricaldevelopment and philosophy of the profession ofoccupational therapy. Emphasis on the roles andfunctions of the occupational therapy assistant incurrent health care environments including moral,legal,andethicalissues.Prerequisites:AdmissiontotheOTAprogram;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

OTHA 1309 - HUMAN STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION IN OCCUPATIONAl THERAPY

3 Credits (2 hrs. lec., 2 hrs. lab.) Study of thebiomechanicsofhumanmotion.Emphasisonthemusculoskeletalsystemincludingskeletalstructure,muscles and nerves, and biomechanical assess-mentprocedures.Prerequisites:OTHA1301and1315;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplace-mentbytesting

OTHA 1315 - THERAPEUTIC USE OF OCCUPATIONS OR ACTIVITIES I

3Credits (2hrs. lec.,2hrs. lab.)Variousoccupa-tionsoractivities usedas therapeutic interventionsinoccupationaltherapy.Emphasisonawarenessof


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activitydemands,contexts,adapting,grading,andsafe implementation of occupations or activities.Prerequisites:AdmissiontotheOTAprogram;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

OTHA 1319 - THERAPEUTIC INTERVENTIONS I

3Credits (2 hrs. lec.,3 hrs. lab.)Concepts, tech-niques, and assessments leading to proficiency inskills andactivities usedas treatment interventionsinoccupationaltherapy(OT).EmphasizestheOccu-pationalTherapyAssistant’sroleintheOTprocess.Prerequisites:OTHA1309and2301;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

OTHA 1341 - OCCUPATIONAl PERFORMANCE FROM BIRTH THROUGH ADOlESCENCE

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Occupationalper-formanceofnewbornsthroughadolescents.Includesframesofreference,evaluationtoolsandtechniques,andinterventionstrategiesspecifictothispopulation.Prerequisites:OTHA1315andPSYC2314;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

OTHA 1353 - OCCUPATIONAl PERFORMANCE FOR ElDERS

3 Credits (2 hrs. lec., 3 hrs. lab.) Occupationalperformanceofelders.Includesframesofreference,evaluation tools and techniques, and interventionstrategies specific to this population. Prerequisites:OTHA2309and2331;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

OTHA 2166 - PRACTICUM - OCCUPATIONAlTHERAPY ASSISTANT

1Credit (7hrs. ext.) Practical,generalworkplacetrainingsupportedbyanindividualizedlearningplandeveloped by the employer, college, and student.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Prerequisites:OTHA2302and2309;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356, OR higher level course (ENGL 1301), ORplacementbytesting

OTHA 2301 - PATHOPHYSIOlOGY FOR OCCUPATIONAl THERAPY

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Pathologyandgeneralhealthmanagementofdiseasesandinjuriesacross thelifespanencounteredinoccupationaltherapytreat-

ment settings. Includes etiology, symptoms, andtheclient’sphysicalandpsychological reactionstodiseaseandinjury.Prerequisites:OTHA1301andBIOL2401;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigher levelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

OTHA 2302 - THERAPEUTIC USE OF OCCUPATIONS OR ACTIVITIES II

3Credits (2hrs. lec.,3hrs. lab.)ContinuationofOTHA 1315: Therapeutic Use of Occupations orActivities I.Emphasisonadvancedtechniquesandapplicationsused in traditionalandnon-traditionalpracticesettings.Prerequisites:OTHA1315;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

OTHA 2309 - MENTAl HEAlTH IN OCCUPATIONAl THERAPY

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Promotionofmentalhealthandwellness throughoccupational therapy.Topicsincludetheoryandinterventionstrategies toenhance occupational performance. Prerequisites:OTHA1301and PSYC2301; ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

OTHA 2331 - PHYSICAl FUNCTION INOCCUPATIONAl THERAPY

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Physicalfunctionto promote occupational performance. Includesframesofreference,assessment/evaluationtoolsand techniques, patient/client education, andinterventionstrategies.Prerequisites:OTHA1315andBIOL2401;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigher levelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

OTHA 2335 - HEAlTH CARE MANAGEMENT IN OCCUPATIONAl THERAPY

3Credits (3hrs. lec.)Explores therolesof theoc-cupationaltherapyassistantinhealthcaredelivery.Topics include documentation, reimbursement, cre-dentialing,ethicalstandards,healthcareteamroledelineation,andmanagement.Prerequisites:OTHA1315 and 2302; ENGL 0305 AND ENGL 0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting


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OTHA 2460 - ClINICAl - OCCUPATIONAl THERAPY ASSISTANT

4Credits(20hrs.ext.)Ahealth-relatedwork-basedlearningexperiencethatenablesthestudenttoapplyspecializedoccupationaltheory,skills,andconcepts.Directsupervisionisprovidedbytheclinicalprofes-sional.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Prerequisites:SuccessfulcompletionofOTHA1319,1341,1353,2335,and2166;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

OTHA 2461 - ClINICAl - OCCUPATIONAl THERAPY ASSISTANT

4Credits(20hrs.ext.)Ahealth-relatedwork-basedlearningexperiencethatenablesthestudenttoapplyspecializedoccupationaltheory,skills,andconcepts.Directsupervisionisprovidedbytheclinicalprofes-sional.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Prerequisites:SuccessfulcompletionofOTHA1319,1341,1353,2335,and2166;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

PHIl 1301 - INTRODUCTION TO PHIlOSOPHY

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Thiscourseexaminesfundamentalphilosophical topics, such as knowledge, morality,the existence of God, reality, and free will. Eachtheory,presentedthroughthestudyofselectedmajorphilosophers and representativeworks, is criticallyanalyzed.(3801015112)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

PHIl 1304 - INTRODUCTION TO WORlD RElIGIONS

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Thiscourseintroducesthestudenttothecentralteachingsandpracticesofmajorworldreligions, including Hinduism, Judaism, Buddhism,Christianity,andIslam.Waysinwhichreligionshaveinfluenced,andbeeninfluencedby,historyandculturearestudied.Thelivesandteachingsofrepresentativereligiousfiguresarepresented.Thevariedaccountsanddynamicsofreligionofferedbyscholarsofreligionarealsocovered.Studentsarechallengedtoengageincriticalthinkingasabasisforassessingandappre-ciatingworldreligions.(3802015212)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

PHIl 2303 - lOGIC

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Thiscourseteachesstudentstoanalyzeandevaluateargumentsusingtheformaltechniquesofmodernsymboliclogic.Thebasicsofpropositionallogicarecovered,includingtruthtables,proofconstruction,and the translationofnatural languagearguments into symbolic form.(3801015212)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL 0307 or 0356, OR higher level course(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

PHIl 2306 - INTRODUCTION TO ETHICS

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Thiscourseexploresthemajorproblems and questions of moral philosophy fromancienttomoderntimesbycriticallyevaluatingandapplying various ethical theories and principlesto historical and contemporary moral dilemmas.(3801015312)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

PHIl 2307 - SOCIAl & POlITICAl PHIlOSOPHY

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Thiscourseconductsacriti-calexaminationofthemajortheoriesconcerningthe organization of societies and governments.(3801015412)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL 0307 or 0356, OR higher level course(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

PHIl 2316 - HISTORY OF PHIlOSOPHY I

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)ThiscoursepresentsthestoryofWesternthoughtoftheancientthroughfifteenthcenturyperiods.MajorfiguresarePlato,Aristotle,Augustineand Aquinas. (3801015512) Prerequisites: ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

PHIl 2317 - HISTORY OF PHIlOSOPHY II

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)ThiscoursecontinuestheHistoryofPhilosophyIfromthesixteenththroughthetwenti-ethcenturies.MajorfiguresareDescartes,Spinoza,Leibnitz,Locke,Berkeley,Hume,Kant,Hegel,Mill,Marx,Nietzsche,andKierkegaard.(3801015512)Prerequisites: ENGL 0305 AND ENGL 0307 or0356, OR higher level course (ENGL 1301), ORplacementbytesting

PHIl 2321 - PHIlOSOPHY OF RElIGION

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Thiscourseusesphilosophi-cal methods of conceptual analysis and logical


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argumentationtoilluminateandassessthecentralclaims to truth made by major religions. Topicsmayincludeissuessuchasthenatureofreligiouslanguage, theexistenceandnatureofGod, theproblemofevil,andtherelationshipoffaithandreason.(3802015312)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

PHRA 1102 - PHARMACY lAW

1 Credit (1 hr. lec.) This course is a survey offederal and state laws governing the practiceof pharmacy. It describes the legal and ethicalconstraints governing technician responsibilitiesandpharmacistresponsibilitiesinvarioussettings.Prerequisites: Admission to the program; ENGL0305ANDENGL0306or0355or0374,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0308

PHRA 1143 - PHARMACY TECHNICIAN CERTIFICATE REVIEW

1Credit(1hr.lec.)AnoverviewofthemajortopicscoveredontheNationalPharmacyTechnicianCer-tificationexamination.Prerequisites:PHRA1361orpermissionofprogramdirector;ENGL0305ANDENGL0306or0355or0374,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0308

PHRA 1164 - PRACTICUM - PHARMACY TECHNICIAN ASSISTANT

1Credit(10hrs.ext.)Practical,generalworkplacetrainingsupportedbyanindividualizedlearningplandeveloped by the employer, college, and student.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Prerequisites:PHRA1240;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0308

PHRA 1206 - COMPUTERIzED DRUG DElIVERY SYSTEMS I

2Credits(1hr.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Fundamentalsofcomputerinformationsystemsandtechnologywithinthehealthcaresystem.Includesspecializedskillsin theproductionofpharmaceuticaldocumenta-tionusingselectedpharmacysoftwarepackages.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0308

PHRA 1207 - ETHICS AND TEXAS PHARMACY lAW

2Credits (2hrs. lec.)Theroleof thepharmacytechnician and the pharmacist and their associ-atedresponsibilities.Includesstatelawgoverningthepracticeofpharmacy,codeofethics,patientconfidentiality,andacomparisonoflegalandethi-calaspects,includingcriminalandcivilstatutes.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0308

PHRA 1240 - PHARMACY THIRD PARTY PAYMENT

2Credits (2hrs. lec.,1hr. lab.)Overviewof thehealthcaresystemandtheimpactofmanagedcareonpharmacyreimbursements.Includestheprinciplesandpracticesofmanagedcarepharmacy,MedicaidandMedicare,paymentplans,reimbursementmeth-ods,andformularies.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0308

PHRA 1304 - PHARMACOTHERAPY AND DISEASE PROCESS

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Astudyofdiseaseprocessesandthetherapeuticpropertiesofthedrugsusedintreatment. Prerequisites: PHRA1361; ENGL0305AND ENGL 0306 or 0355 or 0374, OR higherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0308

PHRA 1305 - DRUG ClASSIFICATION

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Anintroductiontothestudyofdiseaseprocesses,pharmaceuticaldrugs,abbrevia-tions,classifications,dosages,actionsinthebody,androutesofadministration.Prerequisites:Admissiontotheprogram;ENGL0305ANDENGL0306or0355or0374,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0308

PHRA 1309 - PHARMACEUTICAl MATHEMATICS I

3Credits (3hrs. lec.)Pharmaceuticalmathematicsincludesreading, interpreting,andsolvingcalcula-tion problems encountered in the preparation anddistributionofdrugs.Thiscoursealsodiscussestheconversionofmeasurementswithintheapothecary,avoirdupois,andmetricsystemswithemphasisonthemetricsystemofweightandvolume.Topicsincluderatioandproportion,percentage,dilutionandconcentra-tion,milliequivalent,units,intravenousflowrates,andsolvingdosageproblems.Prerequisites:Admissionto


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theprogram;ENGL0305ANDENGL0306or0355or0374,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0308

PHRA 1345 - INTRAVENOUS ADMIXTURE AND STERIlE COMPOUNDING

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Astudyofsterileproducts, legal and regulatory guidelines, handwashing techniques, pharmaceutical calculations,references,safetytechniques,aseptictechniquesinparenteralcompounding,properuseofequipment,preparation of sterile products, and safe handlingofantineoplasticdrugs.Prerequisites:PHRA1361;ENGL0305ANDENGL0306or0355or0374,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0308

PHRA 1347 - PHARMACEUTICAl MATHEMATICS II

3 Credits (3 hrs. lec.) In-depth continuation ofPharmaceuticalMathematicsI.Addressesratioandproportion, dilution and concentration, alligations,milliequivalent units, and intravenous flow rates.Prerequisites:PHRA1361;ENGL0305ANDENGL0306 or 0355 or 0374, OR higher level course(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0308

PHRA 1361 - ClINICAl - COMMUNITY PHARMACY

3Credits(10hrs.ext.)Ahealth-relatedwork-basedlearningexperiencethatenablesthestudenttoapplyspecializedoccupationaltheory,skills,andconcepts.Directsupervisionisprovidedbytheclinicalprofes-sional.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Prerequisites:Admissiontotheprogram;ENGL0305ANDENGL0306 or 0355 or 0374, OR higher level course(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0308

PHRA 1413 - COMMUNITY PHARMACY PRACTICE

4 Credits (3 hrs. lec., 2 hrs. lab.) Introduction totheskillsnecessarytoprocess,prepare,label,andmaintainrecordsofphysicians’medicationordersandprescriptions in a community pharmacy. Designedto train individuals in supply, inventory, and dataentry.Includescustomerservice,countandpourtech-niques,prescriptioncalculations,drugselectionandpreparation,over-the-counterdrugs,recordkeeping,stockleveladjustment,datainput,editing,andlegalparameters.Prerequisites:Admissiontotheprogram;ENGL0305ANDENGL0306or0355or0374,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0308

PHRA 1449 - INSTITUTIONAl PHARMACY PRACTICE

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Explorationoftheunique role and practice of pharmacy techniciansinaninstitutionalpharmacywithemphasisondailypharmacyoperation.Topicsincludehospitalpharmacyorganization,workflowandpersonnel,medicalandpharmaceuticalterminology,safetytechniques,dataentry,packagingandlabelingoperations,extempo-raneous compounding, inpatient drug distributionsystems,unitdosecartfills,qualityassurance,drugstorage,andinventorycontrol.Prerequisites:PHRA1361;ENGL0305ANDENGL0306or0355or0374, OR higher level course (ENGL 1301), ORplacementbytesting;MATH0308

PHRA 2361 - ClINICAl - INSTITUTIONAl PHARMACY

3Credits(10hrs.ext.)Ahealth-relatedwork-basedlearningexperiencethatenablesthestudenttoapplyspecializedoccupationaltheory,skills,andconcepts.Directsupervisionisprovidedbytheclinicalprofes-sional.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Prerequisites:PHRA1361;ENGL0305orANDENGL0306or0355or0374,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0308

PHYS 1401 - GENERAl PHYSICS I

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Thiscourseincludesthestudyofvectoralgebra,Newtonianmechanics,mechanicalpropertiesofmatter,gasesandkinetictheory,thermalpropertiesofmatter,thermodynamics,vibratorymotionandsound.Thestudyalsoincludesanappropriate laboratory program illustrating theprinciples learned in lecture. This course isnot forphysicalscienceandengineeringmajorsbutcanserveas the Physics requirement for thepre-professionalmedical programs. (4008015303) Prerequisites:MATH1316orequivalent;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

PHYS 1402 - GENERAl PHYSICS II

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)AcontinuationofPHYS1401,includingthestudyofelectrostaticforces,fieldsandpotentials,DCandACcircuits,magnetism,electromagnetic waves, the reflection, refraction,diffractionandinterferenceoflightandintroductionmodern physics. Also included is an appropriatelaboratoryprogramillustratingtheprincipleslearnedinlecture.ThiscourseisalsonotforphysicalscienceandengineeringmajorsbutcanserveasthePhysics


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PHYS 1403 - STEllAR ASTRONOMY

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Thisisanintroduc-torycoursethatwillconcentrateontheorigin,lifeandfateofthestarsandtheuniverse,thevariousobjectsin the universe, the exploration of the universe byastronomersandtheunderstandingoftheprinciplesthatliebehindthefunctioningoftheuniverse.Anap-propriatelaboratoryprogramwill includereal-timetelescope observations, field trips and experiencewithmoreadvancedobservingtechniques.Thisisacoursefornon-sciencemajorswhoneednaturalsci-encecreditoranyonewhowantstostudythewondersoftheuniverse.(4002015103)Prerequisites:MATH0306ordepartmentalapproval;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

PHYS 1404 - PlANETARY ASTRONOMY

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Thisisanintroduc-torycoursethatwillconcentrateontheorigin,lifeandfateofthesolarsystem,thevariousbodiesinthesolarsystemandsolarsystemmechanics.Anappropriatelaboratoryprogrammayincludereal-timetelescopeobservations,fieldtripsandinternetresearch.Thisisacoursefornonsciencemajorswhoneednaturalsci-encecreditoranyonewhowantstostudythewondersoftheuniverse.(4002015203)Prerequisites:MATH0306ordepartmentalapproval;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

PHYS 1410 - ElEMENTARY PHYSICS

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Conceptuallevelsurveyof topicsinphysicsintendedfor liberalartsandothernon-sciencemajors.Thiscourseofferstheopportunities for the students to explore the basicprinciplesinmotion,matter,heat,sound,electricity,light,andmodernphysics.Itincludesanappropriatelaboratory program. (4008015103) Prerequisites:TECM1303orMATH0310;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

PHYS 2425 - MECHANICS AND HEAT

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Thiscourseincludesthestudyofmeasurement,vectoralgebra,one-andtwo-dimensionalmotion,Newton’slawsofmotion,

kinematics, momentum and collisions, rotationalmotion and angular momentum, elasticity, oscilla-tions and gravitational interactions, fluids, waves,temperatureandthelawsofthermodynamics.Italsoincludesanappropriatelaboratoryprogramillustrat-ing theprinciples learned in lecture.Thiscourse isprimarilyforphysicalscienceandengineeringma-jors.(4008015403)Prerequisites:MATH2413,ordepartmentapproval;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

PHYS 2426 - ElECTRICITY, MAGNETISM, AND lIGHT

4Credits (3hrs. lec.,3hrs. lab.)Thiscourse isacontinuationofPHYS2425, including thestudyofelectrostatics,Gauss’slaw,circuittheory,magnetismand Faraday’s law, electromagnetic waves andMaxwell’sequations,geometricandphysicaloptics,andintroductiontomodernphysics.Itincludesanap-propriatelaboratoryprogramillustratingtheprincipleslearnedinlecture.Thiscourseisprimarilyforphysicalscience and engineering majors. (4008015403)Prerequisites:PHYS2425;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

POFl 1303 - lEGAl OFFICE PROCEDURES

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Thiscoursepresentsthefundamentaladministrativedutiesofsupportper-sonnelinalawofficeincludingissuesinvolvedoperat-ingwithinsocial,organizational,andtechnologicalsystems.ThisclassisthecapstonecoursefortheLegalOfficeReceptionistcertificate.Prerequisite:None

POFl 1305 - lEGAl TERMINOlOGY

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Thiscoursepresentsanoverviewoftheareasoflawandlegalprofessions,includingspelling,pronunciation,anddefinitionoflegalterms.Prerequisite:Keyboardingproficiency

POFl 2301 - lEGAl DOCUMENT PROCESSING

3Credits(1hr.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Thiscoursedevel-opstheskillsfortheproductionoflegaldocuments.Prerequisite:POFT1329orITSW1301

POFl 2305 - INTRODUCTION TO lEGAl RESEARCH

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Thiscoursepresentsanintroductiontoresearchtechniquesrelatingtolegalissues.Prerequisite:POFL1305


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POFl 2380 - COOPERATIVE EDUCATION - lEGAl ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT/SECRETARY

3Credits(1hr.lec.,20hrs.ext.)Career-relatedactivi-tiesencounteredinthestudent’sareaofspecializationofferedthroughanindividualizedagreementamongthecollege,employer,andstudent.Underthesuper-visionof thecollegeandtheemployer, thestudentcombinesclassroomlearningwithworkexperience.Includesalecturecomponent.Prerequisites:Enrollmentinprofessionalofficetechnology/legaltrackAASde-greeorcertificateprogram;completionof15creditsindegreeplan;approvalofcoordinator

POFM 1300 - MEDICAl CODING BASICS

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Presentationandap-plicationofbasiccodingrules,principles,guidelines,and conventions utilizing various coding systems.Prerequisite:HITT1305

POFM 1302 - MEDICAl SOFTWARE APPlICATIONS

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Medicalsoftwareapplications for themanagementandoperationofhealthcareinformationsystems.Prerequisites:BasickeyboardingandcomputerskillsaresuggestedPre-requisites,butthecoursecanbetakenconcurrentlywithITSC1401orCOSC1401;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Corequisite:ITSC1401orCOSC1401

POFM 1309 - MEDICAl OFFICE PROCEDURES

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Introductiontobasicmedicalofficeskillsincludingtelephonetechniques,filing and indexing, mail handling, appointmentscheduling,travelarrangements,correspondence,andbusinesstransactions.Emphasisonhumanrelationsandcustomerserviceskills.ThisclassisthecapstonecoursefortheMedicalOfficeReceptionistcertificate.Prerequisite:None

POFM 1317 - MEDICAl ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT

3Credits(3hrs.lec.,1hr.lab.)Instructioninmedicalofficeproceduresincludingappointmentscheduling,medicalrecordscreationandmaintenance,telephonecommunications,coding,billing,collecting,andthirdpartyreimbursement.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

POFM 1327 - MEDICAl INSURANCE

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Surveyofmedical

insuranceincludingthelifecycleofvariousclaimforms,terminology,litigation,patientrelations,andethicalissues.Thisisacapstonecourseformedicalfrontofficespecialistcertificate.Prerequisite:HITT1305

POFM 2310 - INTERMEDIATE MEDICAl CODING

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Assignmentandap-plicationofICD,CPT,andHCPCScodingguidelineswith emphasis onphysicianbillingand regulatoryrequirements.IncludescodeselectionforEvaluationandManagement(E/M)andMedical/Surgicalcases.Prerequisites:HITT1213orPOFM1300;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

POFM 2333 - MEDICAl DOCUMENT PRODUCTION

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Studyofadvancedconceptsofmedicalofficeactivities,practices,andprocedures.Topicsincludeadvancedmedicalreport,coding,billing,insuranceactivities,andrecordsman-agement.Prerequisites:POFM1309ORPOFM1317;0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

POFM 2380 - COOPERATIVE EDUCATION - MEDICAl ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT/SECRETARY

3Credits(1hr.lec.,20hrs.ext.)Career-relatedactivi-tiesencounteredinthestudent’sareaofspecializationofferedthroughanindividualizedagreementamongthecollege,employer,andstudent.Underthesuper-visionof thecollegeandtheemployer, thestudentcombinesclassroomlearningwithworkexperience.Includesalecturecomponent.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance. Prerequisites: Enrollment in professionalofficetechnology/medicaltrackAASdegreeorcer-tificateprogram;completionof15creditsindegreeplan;approvalofcoordinator

POFM 2381 - COOPERATIVE EDUCATION - MEDICAl ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT/SECRETARY II

3Credits(1hr.lec.,20hrs.ext.)Career-relatedactivi-tiesencounteredinthestudent’sareaofspecializationofferedthroughanindividualizedagreementamongthecollege,employer,andstudent.Underthesuper-visionof thecollegeandtheemployer, thestudentcombinesclassroomlearningwithworkexperience.Includesalecturecomponent.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Prerequisites:Completionofat least15creditsindegreeorcertificateplan


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POFM 2386 - INTERNSHIP - MEDICAl ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT/SECRETARY

3Credits(9hrs.ext.)Awork-basedlearningexperi-ence thatenables the student toapply specializedoccupationaltheory,skillsandconcepts.Alearningplanisdevelopedbythecollegeandtheemployer.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Prerequisites:HITT1305andcompletionofatleast15creditsindegreeorcertificateplan

POFT 1301 - BUSINESS ENGlISH

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Introductiontoapracticalapplicationofbasiclanguageusageskillswithemphasisonfundamentalsofwritingandeditingforbusiness.Prerequisite:None

POFT 1309 - ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE PROCEDURES I

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Studyofcurrentof-ficeprocedures,duties,andresponsibilitiesapplicabletoanofficeenvironment.Prerequisite:Keyboardingproficiencyrecommended

POFT 1325 - BUSINESS MATH & MACHINE APPlICATIONS

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Businessmathprob-lem-solvingskillsusingofficetechnology.Emphasisonbusinessproblem-solvingskillsusingspreadsheetsoftware and/or electronic calculator/keyboard.Prerequisite:None

POFT 1329 - BEGINNING KEYBOARDING

3Credits(1hr. lec.,4hrs. lab.)Skilldevelopmentkeyboardingtechniques.Emphasisondevelopmentofacceptablespeedandaccuracylevelsandformattingbasicdocuments.Prerequisite:None

POFT 1371 - BIlINGUAl BUSINESS WRITING

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)DesignedforbilingualEnglish/SpanishstudentswhoareproficientinSpan-ish.ThiscourseisdesignedtogivestudentsthetoolsfordevelopingprofessionalbusinesscorrespondenceinbothSpanishandEnglish.Emphasisisplacedonproofreading, grammar, spelling, vocabulary, andcomposingbusinesslettersinbothEnglishandSpanish.Prerequisites:ENGL0307or0356ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;andfluencyinwrittenandspokenSpanish

POFT 2301 - INTERMEDIATE KEYBOARDING

3Credits(1hr. lec.,4hrs. lab.)Acontinuationofkeyboarding skills emphasizingacceptable speed,accuracylevelsandformattingdocuments.Emphasisonproofreading,editing,andfollowinginstructions,andkeyingdocumentsfromvariouscopy.Prerequisites:POFT1329orITSW1301;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

POFT 2331 - ADMINISTRATIVE SYSTEMS

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Advancedconceptsofprojectmanagementandofficeproceduresintegrat-ingsoftwareapplications.StudentswilluseInternetresearch and collaboration to complete projects.Prerequisites:ITSC1401orCOSC1401orITSW1301;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigher level course (ENGL 1301), OR placementbytesting

POFT 2380 - COOPERATIVE EDUCATION - ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT/SECRETARIAl SCIENCE GENERAl

3Credits (1 hr. lec., 20 hrs. ext.)Career-relatedactivitiesencounteredinthestudent’sareaofspecial-izationofferedthroughanindividualizedagreementamongthecollege,employer,andstudent.Underthe supervision of the college and the employer,thestudentcombinesclassroomlearningwithworkexperience.Includesalecturecomponent.RequiresLSCS liability insurance. Prerequisites: Enrollmentin professional office technology AAS degree orcertificate program; completion of 15 credits indegreeplan;approvalofcoordinator

POFT 2381 - COOPERATIVE EDUCATION - ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT/SECRETARIAl SCIENCE GENERAl II

3Credits(1hr.lec.,20hrs.ext.)Career-relatedactivi-tiesencounteredinthestudent’sareaofspecializationofferedthroughanindividualizedagreementamongthecollege,employer,andstudent.Underthesuper-visionof thecollegeandtheemployer, thestudentcombinesclassroomlearningwithworkexperience.Includesalecturecomponent.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance. Prerequisites: POFT2380;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting


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POFT 2386 - INTERNSHIP - ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT

3 Credits (9 hrs. ext.) A work-based learningexperiencethatenablesthestudenttoapplyspe-cializedoccupationaltheory,skillsandconcepts.Alearningplanisdevelopedbythecollegeandthe employer. Requires LSCS liability insurance.Prerequisite:POFT2331

PSYC 2301 - GENERAl PSYCHOlOGY

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Anintroductorycoursedealingwith theelementaryprinciplesof humanbehavior.Designedespecially for those studentsmajoring inthe social or biological sciences, premedicine, oreducation.(4201015125)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

PSYC 2302 - APPlIED PSYCHOlOGY

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Asurveyoftheapplicationofpsychologicalknowledgeandmethodsinthefieldsof business, industry, education, medicine, mentalhealth,lawenforcement,environmentalscience,andconsumer behavior. (4201015225) Prerequisites:PSYC2301;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

PSYC 2306 - HUMAN SEXUAlITY

3 Credits (3 hrs. lec.) An examination of sexualmyths, functions,attitudes,behaviors,dysfunctions,andvariationsinsexualbehaviorinordertoincreaseknowledge, awareness, and understanding. Classexperience will emphasize the value-clarificationprocessandexaminetheroleofvaluesinpersonaldecisionmaking.(4201015325)Prerequisites:PSYC2301ordepartmentalapproval;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

PSYC 2308 - CHIlD GROWTH AND DEVElOPMENT

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Astudyofphysicalandpsy-chological development from conception throughadolescencewithemphasisonfactorswhichinfluencegrowthanddevelopment.StudentswhohavetakenPSYC2314musthaveinstructorapprovaltoenrollinPSYC2308.(4207015125)Prerequisites:PSYC2301ordepartmentalapproval;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

PSYC 2314 - lIFE-SPAN GROWTH AND DEVElOPMENT

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Astudyofdevelopmentfromconceptiontodeathwithemphasisonfactorswhichinfluence growth and development. Considerationwill be given to social, emotional, cognitive, andphysicalgrowthanddevelopmentateachperiodofthelife-span.StudentswhohavetakenPSYC2308musthaveinstructorapprovaltoenrollinPSYC2314.(4207015125)Prerequisites:PSYC2301;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

PSYC 2315 - PSYCHOlOGY OF ADJUSTMENT

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Anexaminationofpsychologicalissuescommontoeverydaylife.Topicsincludeissuesof personal growth and development, relationshipfactors, stress and behavioral control, and behav-ioral change. (4201015625) Prerequisites: PSYC2301;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigher level course (ENGL 1301), OR placementbytesting

PSYC 2316 - PSYCHOlOGY OF PERSONAlITY

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Anexaminationofthemajorpersonalitytheoriesandideaswithinthefieldofpsy-chology.Includes,butnotlimitedto,psychoanalytic,Neo-Freudian,humanisticandbehavioralideasandmethodsofpersonalitymeasurement.(4201015725)Prerequisites:PSYC2301;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

PSYC 2317 - BASIC STATISTICS

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Introductiontobasicstatisticalconcepts including measures of central tendency,variability,andstatisticalinference.Someemphasisisplacedont-test,correlation,andanalysisofvariance.(4201015225)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Math0310

PSYC 2319 - SOCIAl PSYCHOlOGY

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Thecoursefocusesonindividualbehaviorasaffectedbyculturalandsocialstimuli.Socialbehavior,interpersonalinfluence,groupmem-bership,andtherelationsbetweenpersonsandsocialsystemsareemphasized. (4216015125)Prerequi-sites: SOCI1301or PSYC2301or departmentalapproval;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting


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PTHA 1201 - THE PROFESSION OF PHYSICAl THERAPY

2Credits(2hrs.lec.)Introductiontotheprofessionofphysicaltherapyandtheroleofthephysicaltherapistassistant.Prerequisites:ENGL0304orENGL0339ANDENGL0306or0355or0374,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

PTHA 1225 - COMMUNICATION IN HEAlTH CARE

2Credits(2hrs.lec.)Communicationtheoriesandprinciplesforoptimaldeliveryofhealthcare.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Corequisites:PTHA1305and1413

PTHA 1260 - ClINICAl - PHYSICAl THERAPIST ASSISTANT

2Credits (6hrs.ext.)Ahealth-relatedwork-basedlearningexperiencethatenablesthestudenttoapplyspecializedoccupationaltheory,skills,andconcepts.Directsupervisionisprovidedbytheclinicalprofes-sional.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Prerequisites:PTHA1225,1305and1413;Corequisites:PTHA1431,2201and2435

PTHA 1291 - SPECIAl TOPICS IN PHYSICAl THERAPY ASSISTANT

2Credits(2hrs.lec.)Thecourseisdesignedsothatstudentphysicaltherapistassistantswilllearnthe theory and application of physical therapyprocedures,orotheractivitiesinspecializedareasofphysicaltherapistassistantpractice,inordertogainadvancedcompetency in theseareas.Top-ics may include sports rehabilitation, oncology,pediatrics,geriatrics/rehabilitation,woundcare,hippotherapy,orthopedics/manualtherapy,myo-fascialrelease,craniosacraltherapy,acutecare,aquaticsandhomehealth.Theemphasisof thisseriesofclasseswillbeonspecializedareasofphysicaltherapypractice.Topicsaddressrecentlyidentifiedcurrentevents,skills,knowledge,and/orattitudesandbehaviorspertinenttothetechnol-ogyoroccupationandrelevanttotheprofessionaldevelopmentofthestudent.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Prerequisites:PTHA1321and2409PTHA 1305 - BASIC PATIENT CARE SKIllS

3Credits (2hrs. lec.,3hrs. lab.) Theapplicationofbasicpatienthandling, functionalskills,commu-nication,and selecteddata collection techniques.

Thestudentwilldistinguishandexaminethetheory,principles,andtechniquesofpatienthandling/func-tionalskillsandwillperformbasicpatienthandling/functionalskillsandassessmenttechniques.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Corequisites:PTHA1225and1413

PTHA 1321 - PATHOPHYSIOlOGY

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Thestudyofthepathophysiol-ogyofdiseases/conditionscommonlyencounteredinphysicaltherapy.Thestudentwillidentifyandexplainthe pathogenesis of selected diseases/ conditionsrelevant to physical therapy, determine aspects ofpathophysiology that affect physical therapy treat-ment,analyzeanddescribethecurrentresponsetoacutephysiologicalchange inpatients’conditions,and obtain and assess pertinent pharmacologicalinformationanditsimpactonpatientcare.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Prerequisites:PTHA1260,1431,2201,and2435;Corequisite:PTHA2409

PTHA 1413 - FUNCTIONAl ANATOMY

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Therelationshipofthemusculoskeletalandneuromuscularsystemstonormalandabnormalmovement.Studyofhumananatomyand itsapplication tophysical therapy. Integrationof skills related to the kinesiologicalassessmentofthehumanbody.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Corequisites:PTHA1225and1305

PTHA 1431 - PHYSICAl AGENTS

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Biophysicalprinciples,physiologicaleffects,interventionefficacy,andappli-cationofphysicalagents.Thetheoryandapplicationofthermalandelectrotherapytreatments,hydrotherapyandwoundcare,massage,andtractiontechniquesarepresented.Theindications,contraindications,clinicalefficacyandrelevantdocumentationarediscussed.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Prerequisites:PTHA1225,1305,and1413;Corequisites:PTHA1260,2201and2435

PTHA 2201 - ESSENTIAlS OF DATA COllECTION

2 Credits (1 hrs. lec., 3 hrs. lab.) Data collectiontechniques used to prepare the physical therapistassistant to assist in patient /client management.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Prerequisites:PTHA1225,1305,and1413;Corequisites:PTHA1260,1431and2435


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PTHA 2217 - ISSUES IN HEAlTH CARE

2 Credits (2 hrs. lec.) Organizational patterns,administrativeprinciples,legalandethicalissuesinphysicaltherapy,andpreparationforlicensureandemployment.Explorationofthejobplacementskillsin physical therapy. Additional emphasis will beplacedonthetransitionfromstudenttopractitioner.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Prerequisites:PTHA1321and2409

PTHA 2409 - THERAPEUTIC EXERCISE

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Concepts,principles,andapplicationoftechniquesrelatedtotherapeuticexerciseandfunctionaltraining.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Prerequisites:PTHA1260,1431,2201and2435;Corequisite:PTHA1321

PTHA 2435 - REHABIlITATION TECHNIQUES

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Advancedcoursein-tegratingpreviouslylearnedandnewskills/techniquesintothecomprehensiverehabilitationofselectedmus-culoskeletal,neuromuscular,cardio-pulmonary,andintegumentarydisorders.Thestudentwilldistinguishandcriticallyexaminetheconceptsandprinciplesofcomprehensivemanagementoflong-termpathologies;anddevelop,implement,andreviseacomprehensivetreatmentapproachforvariouslong-termpathologies.Thestudentgainsincreasedtechnicalskillsrelatedtojointmobilization techniques, ambulation, ambula-tionaids,pre-ambulationexercises,matprograms,gait drills and patterns and specific rehabilitationtechniques;i.e.,basicNDT,PNF,sensoryintegration,functionaltraining,andspasticityinhibitingtechniques.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Prerequisites:PTHA1225,1305and1413;Corequisites:PTHA1260,1431,and2201

PTHA 2461 - ClINICAl - PHYSICAl THERAPY ASSISTANT

4Credits(12hrs.ext.)Ahealth-relatedwork-basedlearningexperiencethatenablesthestudenttoapplyspecializedoccupationaltheory,skills,andconcepts.Directsupervisionisprovidedbytheclinicalprofes-sional.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Prerequisite:None;Corequisites:PTHA2462and1291


4Credits(12hrs.ext.)Ahealth-relatedwork-basedlearningexperiencethatenablesthestudenttoapplyspecializedoccupationaltheory,skills,andconcepts.

Directsupervisionisprovidedbytheclinicalprofes-sional.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Prerequisite:None;Corequisites:PTHA2461and1291


5Credits(15hrs.ext.)Ahealth-relatedwork-basedlearningexperiencethatenablesthestudenttoapplyspecializedoccupationaltheory,skills,andconcepts.Directsupervisionisprovidedbytheclinicalprofes-sional.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Prerequisites:PTHA2461and2462;Corequisite:PTHA2217

PTRT 1301 - INTRODUCTION TO PETROlEUM INDUSTRY

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Anintroductiontothevariousaspectsofpetroleumindustry includingequipment,systems,instrumentation,operations,andthevariousscientific principles. Addresses a variety of petro-leumtechnologies:exploration,drilling,production,transportation,marketing,andchemicalprocessingindustries. Prerequisites: ENGL 0305 AND ENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0308

PTRT 1424 - PETROlEUM INSTRUMENTATION

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Surveystheinstru-ments,measurements,andcontroldevicesusedwithinthemajor aspects of the petroleum industry, basicterminology,functions,andapplicationsofthevari-ousinstrumentswillbediscussed.Prerequisite:None

QCTC 1303 - QUAlITY CONTROl

3Credits(3hrs.lec.,1hr.lab.)Informationonqual-itycontrolprinciplesandapplications.Designedtointroducethestudenttothequalitycontrolprofession.Thestudentwillbeintroducedtotheuseofstatisticalanalysisofdatatoestablishcontrolsystemsforuseinproductmanufacturing.Prerequisites:MATH1314andMCHN1319;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

QCTC 1371 - PRESSURE VESSElS CODES

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Topicsaddressrecentlyidentifiedcurrentevents,skills,knowledge,and/orattitudesandbehaviorspertinenttothetechnologyoroccupationandrelevanttotheprofessionaldevelop-mentofthestudent.AcourseintherequirementsofinspectionofpressurevesselsincludingASMECodeStructure,functionandrequirements,Nondestructive


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Examination,Maintenance Inspection,RepairsandAlterations and Pressure Vessel Inspection Code.Prerequisites: ENGL 0305 AND ENGL 0307 or0356, OR higher level course (ENGL 1301), ORplacementbytesting

QCTC 1446 - TESTING AND INSPECTION SYSTEMS

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Astudyoftestingandinspectionsystemsincludingpertinentspecifications,inspectiontools,gauges,instruments,andmechanisms,usedinillustratingtheneedformaintainingqualitytoestablishedstandards.Prerequisite:None

QCTC 2331 - STANDARDS

3Credits (2hrs. lec.,2hrs. lab.) Philosophyandtheoryofappropriatestandards,organizations,andsystemsintegrationrelatingtothestandardscriteriainsociety.Prerequisite:None

RADR 1260 - ClINICAl *

2Credits(12hrs.ext.)Ahealth-relatedwork-basedlearningexperiencethatenablesthestudenttoapplyspecializedoccupationaltheory,skills,andconcepts.Directsupervisionisprovidedbytheclinicalprofes-sional.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Prerequisites:RADR1409,1411,and1313

RADR 1313 - PRINCIPlES OF RADIOGRAPHIC IMAGING I

3Credits(3hrs.lec.,1hr.lab.)Anintroductiontoradiographicimagequalitiesandtheeffectsofex-posurevariablesupon thesequalities.Prerequisite:Admissiontotheprogram


3Credits(15hrs.ext.)Ahealth-relatedwork-basedlearningexperiencethatenablesthestudenttoapplyspecializedoccupationaltheory,skills,andconcepts.Directsupervisionisprovidedbytheclinicalprofes-sional.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Prerequisite:RADR1260

RADR 1409 - INTRODUCTION TO RADIOGRAPHY AND PATIENT CARE

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Anoverviewofthehistoricaldevelopmentofradiography,basicradiationprotection,an introduction tomedical terminology,ethicalandlegalissuesforhealthcareprofessionals,andanorientationtotheprogramandtothehealthcare system. Patient assessment, infection control

procedures, emergency and safety procedures,communication and patient interaction skills, andbasicpharmacologyarealsoincluded.Prerequisite:Admissiontotheprogram

RADR 1411 - BASIC RADIOGRAPHIC PROCEDURES

4Credits (3hrs. lec.,2hrs. lab.)An introductiontoradiographicpositioningterminology,thepropermanipulationofequipment,positioningandalignmentoftheanatomicalstructureandequipment,andevalu-ationof images forproperdemonstrationofbasicanatomy.Prerequisite:Admissiontotheprogram


4Credits(24hrs.ext.)Ahealthrelatedwork-basedlearningexperiencethatenablesthestudenttoapplyspecializedoccupationaltheory,skills,andconcepts.Directsupervisionisprovidedbytheclinicalprofes-sional.Prerequisite:RADR1360

RADR 2217 - RADIOGRAPHIC PATHOlOGY

2Credits(2hrs.lec.)Apresentationofdiseasepro-cessesandtheirappearanceonradiographicimages.Prerequisite:RADR2309

RADR 2240 - SECTIONAl ANATOMY FOR MEDICAl IMAGING

2 Credits (2 hrs. lec.) Anatomic relationships thatarepresentundervarious sectionalorientationsasdepicted by computed tomography or magneticresonanceimaging.Coursewillfocusonthecross-sectional anatomical structures of the head, neck,thorax,abdomen,andpelvic regions, in theaxialplane,asdepictedbyComputedTomography(CT)andMagneticResonanceImaging(MRI).Prerequisites:Admissiontotheprogram;RADR1409

RADR 2271 - COMPUTERS IN THE IMAGING SCIENCES

2Credits(2hrs.lec.)Overviewofcomputerinformationsystems.Introduceshardware,software,andproce-duresintheimagingsciences.Thiscourseintroducesstudentstowordprocessing,presentationmedia,andsoftwareapplicationsapplicabletomedicalimaging.Prerequisite:RADR2305

* LSC-CyFair and LSC-Montgomery offer these courses in different semesters so the weekly hours may differ (12 hrs/wk in the fall and 16 hrs/wk in the summer.)


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RADR 2305 - PRINCIPlES OF RADIOGRAPHIC IMAGING II

3Credits(3hrs. lec.,1hr. lab.)Acontinuationofradiographicimagingtechniqueformulation.Includesequipmentqualitycontrol,imagequalityassurance,andthesynthesisofallvariablesinimageproduction.Prerequisite:RADR1313

RADR 2309 - RADIOGRAPHIC IMAGING EQUIPMENT

3 Credits (3 hrs. lec., 1 hr. lab.) A study of theequipmentandphysicsofx-rayproduction.Includesbasicx-raycircuits.Alsoexaminestherelationshipofconventionalanddigitalequipmentcomponentstotheimagingprocess.Prerequisite:RADR2305

RADR 2313 - RADIATION BIOlOGY AND PROTECTION

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Astudyoftheeffectsofradia-tionexposureonbiologicalsystems.Includestypicalmedicalexposurelevels,methodsformeasuringandmonitoring radiation, and methods for protectingpersonnel and patients from excessive exposure.Prerequisites:BIOL2404andRADR2331

RADR 2331 - ADVANCED RADIOGRAPHIC PROCEDURES

3 Credits (3 hrs. lec., 1 hr. lab.) Continuation ofpositioning; alignment of the anatomical structureand equipment, evaluation of images for properdemonstration of anatomy and related pathology.Prerequisite:RADR2401

RADR 2335 - RADIOlOGIC TECHNOlOGY SEMINAR

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Acapstonecoursefocusingonthesynthesisofprofessionalknowledge,skills,andattitudesinpreparationforprofessionalemploymentandlifelonglearning.Prerequisite:RADR2360

RADR 2340 - SECTIONAl ANATOMY FOR MEDICAl IMAGING

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)In-depthcoverageofanatomicrelationshipsthatarepresentundervarioussectionalorientationsasdepictedbymedicalimaging.Prereq-uisite:Admissiontoprogram


3Credits(18hrs.ext.)Ahealth-relatedwork-basedlearningexperiencethatenablesthestudenttoapplyspecializedoccupationaltheory,skills,andconcepts.Directsupervisionisprovidedbytheclinicalprofes-sional.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Prerequisite:RADR1460

RADR 2401 - INTERMEDIATE RADIOGRAPHIC PROCEDURES

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Acontinuationofthestudyofthepropermanipulationofradiographicequipment,positioningandalignmentoftheanatomi-calstructureandequipment,andevaluationofimagesforproperdemonstrationof intermediateanatomy.Prerequisite:RADR1411


4Credits(24hrs.ext.)Ahealthrelatedwork-basedlearningexperiencethatenablesthestudenttoapplyspecializedoccupationaltheory,skills,andconcepts.Directsupervisionisprovidedbytheclinicalprofes-sional.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Prerequisite:RADR2360

RBTC 1305 - ROBOTIC FUNDAMENTAlS

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Anintroductiontoflexibleautomation.Topicsincludeinstallation,repair,maintenance, and development of flexible roboticmanufacturing systems. Prerequisites: CETT 1409ANDCOSC1401orITSC1401

RBTC 1401 - PROGRAMMABlE CONTROllERS

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Astudyinprogram-mable controllers. Topics include processor units,numbering systems, memory organization, relaytypedevices,times,counters,datamanipulatorsandprogrammingandtroubleshootingskillsonacrosssectionofindustrialPLCs.Prerequisite:None

RElI 1311 - OlD TESTAMENT SURVEY

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Thiscoursepresentsthehistori-cal,cultural,andliteraryapproachestounderstand-ing the religious themesof theHebrewBible. Thiscourseisanon-fundedcourseandmaynottransfer.Prerequisites: ENGL 0305 AND ENGL 0307 or0356, OR higher level course (ENGL 1301), ORplacementbytesting

* LSC-CyFair and LSC-Montgomery offer these courses in different semesters so the weekly hours may differ (12 hrs/wk in the fall and 16 hrs/wk in the summer.)


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RElI 1312 - NEW TESTAMENT SURVEY

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Thiscoursepresentsthehistori-cal,cultural,andliteraryapproachestounderstand-ingthereligiousthemesoftheNewTestament.Thiscourseisanon-fundedcourseandmaynottransfer.Prerequisites: ENGL 0305 AND ENGL 0307 or0356, OR higher level course (ENGL 1301), ORplacementbytesting

RNSG 1105 - NURSING SKIllS I

1 Credits (3 hrs. lab.) Study of the concepts andprinciplesessentialfordemonstratingcompetenceintheperformanceofnursingprocedures.Topicsincludeknowledge,judgment,skillsandprofessionalvalueswithinalegal/ethicalframework.Prerequisites:ENGL1301, PSYC2301andBIOL2401;Corequisites:RNSG1144,1209,1115and1146

RNSG 1115 - HEAlTH ASSESSMENT

1 Credit (3 hrs. lab.) Development of skills andtechniquesrequiredforacomprehensivehealthas-sessmentwithinalegal/ethicalframework.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Prerequisites:ENGL1301,BIOL2401,PSYC2301;Corequisites:BIOL2402,RNSG1144,1146,1209and1105

RNSG 1119 - INTEGRATED NURSING SKIllS I

1 Credit (3 hrs. lab.) Study of the concepts andprinciples essential for demonstrating competencyin theperformanceofbasic nursing skills for careofdiverseclientsacrossthelifespan.Topicsincludeknowledge,judgment,skills,andprofessionalvalueswithinalegal/ethicalframework.Skillsincludebasicphysicalassessment,communication,dosagecalcula-tions,medicalasepsis,hygiene,andadministrationoforal,topical,ophthalmic,otic,vaginal,andrectalmedications. Prerequisites: RNSG 1172, PSYC2301,BIOL2401,ENGL1301andadmission totheADNprogram;Corequisites:RNSG1361and1523,BIOL2402

RNSG 1129 - INTEGRATED NURSING SKIllS II

1Credit(3hrs.lab.)Studyoftheconceptsandprin-ciplesnecessarytoperformintermediateoradvancednursingskillsforcareofdiverseclientsacrossthelifespan.Topicsincludeknowledge,judgment,skills,andprofessionalvalueswithinalegal/ethicalframework.Skillsincludesurgicalasepsis,woundcare,urinarycatheterization, intravenous therapy, enteral tubeinsertionandcare,administrationofintramuscular,

subcutaneous, and intradermal medications, andintermediatephysicalassessmentskills.Prerequisites:ENGL1301,RNSG1119,1301,1523andBIOL2402;Corequisites:RNSG1362and2504

RNSG 1144 - NURSING SKIllS II

1Credit(3hrs.lab.)Studyoftheconceptsandprin-ciplesnecessarytoperformintermediateoradvancednursing skills; and demonstrate competence in theperformanceofnursingprocedures.Topics includeknowledge,judgment,skillsandprofessionalvalueswithinalegal/ethicalframework.Prerequisites:BIOL2401,PSYC2301,ENGL1301;Corequisites:RNSG1105,1209,1115,1146

RNSG 1146 - lEGAl AND ETHICAl ISSUES FOR NURSES

1Credit(1hr.lec.)Studyofthelawsandregulationsrelatedtotheprovisionofsafeandeffectiveprofes-sionalnursingcare;attentiongiventothedevelopmentof a framework for addressing ethical issues; andtopicstoincludeconfidentiality,theNursingPracticeAct,professionalboundaries,ethics,andhealthcarelegislation.Prerequisites:BIOL2401,PSYC2301,ENGL 1301; Corequisites: RNSG 1105, 1115,1144,1209

RNSG 1162 - ClINICAl - NURSING REGISTERED NURSE TRAINING

1 Credit (3 hrs. ext.) A health-related work-basedlearningexperiencethatenablesthestudenttoapplyspecializedoccupationaltheory,skills,andconcepts.Directsupervisionisprovidedbytheclinicalprofes-sional. Thiscourseprovidesclinicalexperienceatmedical-surgicalfacilitiesthatprovideopportunitiesforthevocationalnursetobeginthetransitiontotheregistered nurse role and function. Prerequisites:ENGL1301,BIOL2401,PSYC2301,andRNSG1301;Corequisites:RNSG1327,RNSG1115andRNSG1146RNSG 1172 - PREPARATION FOR BASIC CARE

1Credit (3hrs. lab.) Introduction tobasicnursingcareskillsthatarefundamentaltoallnursingcare.Topicsincludedevelopmentofskillsandtechniquesrequiredforacomprehensiveassessmentinacon-textualframeworkandthetheoreticalconceptsthatserveasafoundationforskills.Articulatedcreditmaybeavailable.Prerequisites:BIOL2401,PSYC2301,ENGL1301andadmissiontotheADNProgram


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RNSG 1207 - NURSING JURISPRUDENCE

2Credits(1hr.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Acourseinnursingjurisprudenceandethicswithanemphasisonpersonalandprofessionalresponsibility.Studyofthelawsandregulationsrelatedtotheprovisionofsafeandeffectiveprofessionalnursingcare.Thiscourselendsitselftoeitherablockedor integratedapproach.Prerequi-sites:RNSG2173,RNSG2361,andRNSG2514;Corequisites:RNSG2362andRNSG2535

RNSG 1209 - INTRODUCTION TO NURSING

2Credits(2hrs.lec.)Overviewofnursingandtheroleoftheprofessionalnurseasaproviderofcare,coor-dinatorofcare,andmemberofaprofession.Topicsincludeknowledge,judgment,skillsandprofessionalvalueswithinalegal/ethicalframework.Prerequisites:BIOL2401,PSYC2301,ENGL1301;Corequisites:RNSG1105,1144,1115,BIOL2402

RNSG 1260 - ClINICAl- NURSING FOR ARTICUlATING STUDENTS

2Credits (6hrs.ext.)Ahealth-relatedwork-basedlearningexperiencethatenablesthestudenttoapplyspecializedoccupationaltheory,skills,andconcepts.Directsupervisionisprovidedbytheclinicalprofes-sional.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Prerequisites:AdmissiontonursingRNtransitionprogramandPSYC2301,2314,BIOL2401,2402,2420,ENGL1301,RNSG1301;Corequisite:RNSG1417

RNSG 1261 - ClINICAl - COMMON CONCEPTS OF ADUlT HEAlTH

2Credits (6hrs.ext.)Ahealth-relatedwork-basedlearningexperiencethatenablesthestudenttoapplyspecializedoccupationaltheory,skills,andconcepts.Directsupervisionisprovidedbytheclinicalprofes-sional.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Prerequisites:RNSG1144andBIOL2402;Corequisites:RNSG1341andBIOL2420

RNSG 1301 - PHARMACOlOGY

3 Credits (2 hrs. lec., 2 hrs. lab.) Introduction tothescienceofpharmacologywithemphasisontheactions,adverseeffects,andnursingimplicationsofeachdrugclassification.Topicsincludetherolesandresponsibilitiesofthenurseinsafeadministrationofmedicationswithinalegal/ethicalframework.Prereq-uisite:BIOL2401ORcurrentlicensureasRN,LVN,orParamedic;Corequisite:BIOL2402

RNSG 1327 - TRANSITION FROM VOCATIONAl TO PROFESSIONAl NURSING

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Topicsincludehealthpromo-tion,expandedassessment,analysisofdata,nursingprocess,pharmacology,multidisciplinaryteamwork,communication and applicable competencies inknowledge,judgment,skillsandprofessionalvalueswithinalegal/ethicalframeworkthroughoutthelifespan. This bridging course provides the LicensedVocationalNurse (LVN)anopportunity toenhancehis/hertheorybaseanddevelopskillsessentialforjoiningthegenericADNstudentforthesecondyearoftheprogram.Prerequisites:ENGL1301,BIOL2401,PSYC2301,andRNSG1301;Corequisites:RNSG1162,RNSG1115andRNSG1146

RNSG 1341 - COMMON CONCEPTS OF ADUlT HEAlTH

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Studyofthegeneralprinciplesofcaringforselectedadultclientsandfamilieswithcommonhealthneedsinastructuredsetting.Empha-sisonknowledge,judgment,skillsandprofessionalvalueswithinalegal/ethicalframework.Prerequisites:RNSG1144andBIOL2402;Corequisites:RNSG1261andBIOL2420

RNSG 1343 - COMPlEX CONCEPTS OF ADUlT HEAlTH

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Integrationofpreviousknowledgeandskillsrelatedtocommonadulthealthneedsintothecontinueddevelopmentoftheprofessionalnurseasaproviderofcare,coordinatorofcare,andmemberofaprofessioninthecareofadultclients/familiesinstructuredhealthcaresettingswithcomplexmedi-calsurgicalhealthcareneedsassociatedwitheachbody system. Emphasis on knowledge, judgments,skillsandprofessionalvalueswithinalegal/ethicalframework. Prerequisites: RNSG1341andRNSG1261;Corequisites:RNSG1462andBIOL2420

RNSG 1361 - ClINICAl-NURSING I

3Credits (9hrs.ext.)Ahealth-relatedwork-basedlearningexperiencethatenablesthestudenttoapplyspecializedoccupationaltheory,skills,andconcepts.Directsupervisionisprovidedbytheclinicalprofes-sional. Requires LSCS liability insurance. Prereq-uisites:BIOL2401,ENGL1301,PSYC2301andRNSG1172andadmissiontotheADNProgram;Corequisites:RNSG1119and1523


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RNSG 1362 - ClINICAl - NURSING II

3Credits (9hrs.ext.)Ahealth-relatedwork-basedlearningexperiencethatenablesthestudenttoapplyspecializedoccupationaltheory,skills,andconcepts.Directsupervisionisprovidedbytheclinicalprofes-sional.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Prerequisites:RNSG 1119, 1361, 1523, 1301; BIOL 2402;Corequisites:RNSG1129and2504

RNSG 1417 - CONCEPTS OF NURSING PRACTICE I FOR ARTICUlATING STUDENTS

4Credits(4hrs.lec.)Providesthearticulatingstudenttheopportunitytoexaminetheroleoftheprofessionalnurse; application of a systematic problem-solvingprocessandcriticalthinkingskillswhichincludesafocus on the adult population in selected settings;andcompetencyinknowledge,judgment,skill,andprofessionalvalueswithinalegal/ethicalframework.Prerequisites: Admission to Nursing RN transitionprogram, BIOL 2401, 2402; ENGL 1301, PSYC2301,2314,RNSG1301;Corequisite:RNSG1260

RNSG 1462 - ClINICAl: CONCEPTS OF ADUlT HEAlTH

4Credits(12hrs.ext.)Ahealthrelatedwork-basedlearningexperiencethatenablesthestudenttoapplyspecializedoccupationaltheory,skills,andconcepts.Directsupervisionisprovidedbytheclinicalprofes-sional.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Prerequisites:RNSG1261and1341;Corequisite:RNSG1343

RNSG 1523 - INTRO TO PROFESSIONAl NURSING FOR INTEGRATED PROGRAMS

5 Credits (4 hrs. lec., 2 hrs. lab.) Introduction totheprofessionofnursing including the rolesof theregisterednursewithemphasisonhealthpromotionandprimarydiseasepreventionacrossthelifespan;essentialcomponentsofthenursinghealthassessment;identificationofdeviationsfromexpectedhealthpat-terns;theapplicationofasystematic,problem-solvingprocesstoprovidebasicnursingcaretodiverseclientsacrossthelifespan;andapplicablecompetenciesinknowledge,judgment,skills,andprofessionalvalueswithinalegal/ethicalframework.Thisinitialcoursefocusesonbasichumanneeds;healthrelatedlearningneeds;nursingprocess,conceptsofmental/physicalhealth,decisionmaking,scientificprinciples,criticalthinking,andresourcemanagementasabasis fornursingaction.Assessment,communication,culturalanddevelopmentaldiversities,medicationmathskills,andprinciplesrelatedtopharmacology,andbasic

nursingskillsaretaughtinselectedclassroom,labo-ratory,seminar,andclinicalactivities.Prerequisites:AdmissiontoADNprogram,BIOL2401,PSYC2301,ENGL1301andRNSG1172;Corequisites:RNSG1119and1361

RNSG 2162 - ClINICAl: MENTAl HEAlTH NURSING

1 Credit (3 ext. hrs.) A health-related work-basedlearningexperiencethatenablesthestudenttoapplyspecializedoccupationaltheory,skills,andconcepts.Directsupervisionisprovidedbytheclinicalprofes-sional.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Prerequisites:RNSG1462orRNSG1162;RNSG1343,PSYC2314,SOCI1301;Corequisites:RNSG2213andSPCH1318

RNSG 2171 - ROlE TRANSITION FOR ARTICUlATING STUDENTS

1Credit(1hr.lec.)Thisisthethirdcourseinthese-quenceforlicensedvocationalnursesinpreparationfortransitiontotheprofessionalnursingrole.Itincludesexplorationof theroleof theprofessionalnurseasaproviderofcare,coordinatorofcare,memberofaprofession,applicationofknowledge, judgment,skillsandprofessionalvalueswithinalegal/ethicalframework.Thefocusisonroletransition,includingassessment,analysisofdata,nursingprocess,pharma-cology,interdisciplinaryteamprocess,communicationprocess, and legal/ethical responsibilities. Prereq-uisites: RNSG 1260, 1301, 1417, 2173, 2361,2514;Corequisites:RNSG1207,2362and2535

RNSG 2173 - ADVANCED NURSING SKIllS

1Credit (3hrs. lab.)Studyof theconceptsandprinciplesnecessarytoperformadvancednursingskills.Topicsincludeknowledge,judgment,skills,criticaldecision-making,andprofessionalvalueswithin a legal/ethical framework. Skills includevenipuncture,intravenousmedicationadministra-tion, careof the violentpatient,advancedEKGinterpretation,ventilatorcare,chesttubes,problem-solving,phlebotomy,tracheostomycare,suctioning,centrallinedressingchanges,andtotalparenteralnutrition.Prerequisites:RNSG1129,1260,1417,2504, BIOL 2420, PSYC 2314, SOCI 1301;Corequisites:RNSG2361and2514

RNSG 2201 - CARE OF CHIlDREN AND FAMIlIES

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RNSG 2207 - TRANSITION TO NURSING PRACTICE

2Credits(2hrs.lec.)Introductiontoselectedconceptsrelatedtotheroleoftheassociatedegreenurseasaproviderofcare,coordinatorofcareandmemberoftheprofession.Reviewoftrendsandissuesimpactingnursingandhealthcaretodayandinthefuture.Topicsincludeknowledge,judgmentskill,andprofessionalvalueswithinalegal/ethicalframework.Prerequisites:RNSG2162,2260,and2261;Corequisites:RNSG2231and2660

RNSG 2208 - MATERNAl/NEWBORN NURSING AND WOMEN’S HEAlTH

2Credits(2hrs.lec.)Studyofconceptsrelatedtotheprovisionofnursingcarefornormalchildbear-ingfamiliesandthoseatrisk,aswellaswomen’shealthissues;competencyinknowledge,judgment,skill,andprofessionalvalueswithinalegalethicalframework,includingafocusonnormalandhigh-risk needs for the childbearing family during thepreconception,prenatal,intrapartum,neonatalandpostpartumperiods;andconsiderationofselectedissuesinwomen’shealth.Prerequisite:RNSG1462orRNSG1162;Corequisites:RNSG2201,2261,andSPCH1318

RNSG 2213 - MENTAl HEAlTH NURSING

2 Credits (2 hrs. lec.) Principles and concepts ofmentalhealth,psychopathology,andtreatmentmo-dalitiesrelatedtothenursingcareofclientsandtheirfamilies.Prerequisites:RNSG1462orRNSG1162;SOCI1301;Corequisites:RNSG2162and2201

RNSG 2231 - ADVANCED CONCEPTS OF ADUlT HEAlTH

2Credits(2hrs.lec.)Applicationofadvancedcon-ceptsandskillsforthedevelopmentoftheprofessionalnurse’sroleincomplexnursingsituationswithadultclients/familieswithcomplexhealthneedsinvolvingmultiple body systems in intermediate and criticalcare settings. Emphasis on knowledge, judgment,skillsandprofessionalvalueswithinalegal/ethicalframework.Prerequisites:RNSG2162,2260,2261;Corequisites:RNSG2207and2660

RNSG 2260 - ClINICAl - CARE OF CHIlDREN AND FAMIlIES

2Credits (6hrs. ext.)Ahealth-relatedwork-basedlearningexperience thatenables thestudent toap-plyspecializedoccupationaltheory,skills,andcon-cepts.Directsupervisionisprovidedbytheclinicalprofessional.Workbasedinstructionthatallowsthestudenttosynthesizeandapplytheoreticalconceptslearnedincaringforthepediatricclientandfamilyto the community, clinical, and acute care setting.Closeand/ordirectsupervisionisprovidedby theclinicalprofessional(facultyorpreceptor),generallyinaclinicalsetting.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Prerequisites: RNSG 1462 or RNSG 1162; PSYC2314;Corequisite:RNSG2201

RNSG 2261 - ClINICAl - MATERNAl/NEWBORN NURSING

2Credits (6hrs. lec.)Ahealth-relatedwork-basedlearningexperiencethatenablesthestudenttoapplyspecializedoccupationaltheory,skills,andconcepts.Directsupervisionisprovidedbytheclinicalprofes-sional.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Prerequisites:RNSG1462orRNSG1162;Corequisite:RNSG2208

RNSG 2361 - ClINICAl - NURSING III

3Credits (9hrs. ext.)Ahealth-relatedwork-basedlearningexperiencethatenablesthestudenttoapplyspecializedoccupationaltheory,skills,andconcepts.Directsupervisionisprovidedbytheclinicalprofes-sional.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Prerequisites:RNSG1129,1260,1362,1417,2504;BIOL2420;PSYC2314;SOCI1301;Corequisites:RNSG2173and2514

RNSG 2362 - ClINICAl - NURSING IV

3Credits (9hrs. ext.)Ahealth-relatedwork-basedlearningexperiencethatenablesthestudenttoapplyspecializedoccupationaltheory,skills,andconcepts.Directsupervisionisprovidedbytheclinicalprofes-sional.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Prerequisites:RNSG 2173, 2361, 2514; Corequisites: RNSG1207and2535

RNSG 2504 - INTEGRATED CARE OF THE ClIENT WITH COMMON HEAlTH CARE NEEDS: NURSING II

5Credits(4hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Applicationofasystematicproblem-solvingprocessandcriticalthink-ingskillstoprovidenursingcaretodiverseclients/familiesacrossthelifespanwithcommonhealthcareneedsincluding,butnotlimitedto,common


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childhood/adolescent diseases, uncomplicatedperinatalcare,mentalhealthconcepts,periopera-tivecare,frequentlyoccurringadulthealthproblemsandhealthissuesrelatedtoaging.Emphasisonsecondarydiseasepreventionandcollaborationwithmembersofthemultidisciplinaryhealthcareteam.Content includesapplicablecompetenciesinknowledge,judgment,skills,andprofessionalvalueswithina legal/ethical framework.Prereq-uisites:RNSG1119,1301,1361,1523;BIOL2402;Corequisites:RNSG1129and1362

RNSG 2514 - INTEGRATED CARE OF THE ClIENT WITH COMPlEX HEAlTH CARE NEEDS

5 Credits (4 hrs. lec., 2 hrs. lab.) Application ofa systematic problem-solving process and criticalthinkingskillstoprovidecomprehensivenursingcaretodiverseclients/familiesacross the lifespanwithcomplexhealthcareneedsincluding,butnotlimitedto,complexchildhood/adolescentdiseases,compli-catedperinatalcare,acutementalillness,complexperioperativecare,seriousadulthealthproblemsandhealthissuesrelatedtoaging.Emphasisontertiarydiseaseprevention,healthmaintenance/restorationand collaboration with members of the multidisci-plinaryhealthcareteam.Topicsincludetheroleofthenurseasclientadvocateandcoordinatorofcareand applicable competencies in knowledge, judg-ment,skills,andprofessionalvalueswithinalegal/ethicalframework.Contentincludescomplexhealthproblemsandpathologicalprocessesthatoccurinallagegroups,relatedtomentalandphysicalillness,ob-stetricalproblems,andendstageoremergencyhealthproblems.Clinicalactivitiesareofferedinacutecaresettings,withaddedlongtermandcommunity-basedactivities.Prerequisites:RNSG1129,1260,1362,1417,2504;BIOL2420;PSYC2314:SOCI1301Corequisites:RNSG2173and2361

RNSG 2535 - INTEGRATED ClIENT CARE MANAGEMENT: NURSING IV

5Credits(4hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Applicationofclientassessmentskills,criticalthinking,andindependentnursinginterventionstocarefordiverseclients/fami-liesthroughoutthelifespanwhosehealthcareneedsmaybedifficulttopredict.Emphasisoncollaborativeclinicaldecision-making,nursingleadershipskills,andclientmanagement.Topicsincludethesignificanceofprofessionaldevelopment,trendsinnursingandhealthcare,andapplicableknowledge,judgment,skills,andprofessionalvalueswithinalegal/ethicalframework.Humanneedsandnursingroledevelopmentcontinueasafocus,withlong-termhealthproblemsindiverse

individuals.Studentsusethenursingprocessformakingnursingjudgmentsandsettingpriorities.Discussionofcurrentissuesaffectinghealthcareandadditionallegal/ethicalaspectsenhancethestudent’spersonalandprofessionalgrowth.Courseincludesmanagementof chronic health problems, delegation, utilizationofresources,andcasemanagement.Prerequisites:RNSG 2173, 2361, 2514; Corequisites: RNSG1207,2171,2362

RNSG 2660 - ClINICAl - RN TRAINING

6Credits(18hrs.ext.)Ahealthrelatedwork-basedlearningexperiencethatenablesthestudenttoapplyspecializedoccupationaltheory,skills,andconcepts.Directsupervisionisprovidedbytheclinicalprofes-sional.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Prerequisites:RNSG 2162, 2260, 2261; Corequisites: RNSG2207and2231

RSPT 1101 - INTRODUCTION TO RESPIRATORY CARE

1 Credit (3 hrs. lab.) An introduction to the fieldof respiratory care. Topics include the history ofrespiratory care, hospital organization, medicalmalpractice,ethics,vitalsigns,bodymechanics,basiccardiopulmonaryassessment,infectioncontrol,andcardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR). This coursemaybeofferedonlybyacollegewithaprogramapproved by the Commission on Accreditation ofAlliedHealthEducationPrograms(CAAHEP),Commit-teeonAccreditationforRespiratoryCareEducation(CoARC)or successororganizations. Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Corequisite:RSPT1166

RSPT 1160 - ClINICAl RESPIRATORY CARE THERAPY/THERAPIST

1 Credit (6 hrs. ext.) A health-related work-basedlearningexperiencethatenablesthestudenttoapplyspecializedoccupationaltheory,skills,andconcepts.Directsupervisionisprovidedbytheclinicalprofes-sional.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

RSPT 1166 - PRACTICUM RESPIRATORY CARE THERAPY/THERAPIST

1Credit (7hrs. ext.) Practical,generalworkplacetraining supported by an individualized learningplandevelopedby theemployer,college,andstu-dent.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Prerequisites:


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1Credit (7hrs. ext.) Practical,generalworkplacetrainingsupportedbyanindividualizedlearningplandeveloped by the employer, college, and student.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Prerequisite:None;Corequisite:RSPT1431

RSPT 1207 - CARDIOPUlMONARY ANATOMY AND PHYSIOlOGY

2Credits(1hr.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Anintroductiontotheanatomyandphysiologyof thecardiovascularsystem.Thiscoursemaybeofferedonlybyacollegewith a program approved by the Commission onAccreditationofAlliedHealth Education Programs(CAAHEP),CommitteeonAccreditationforRespiratoryCareEducation(CoARC)orsuccessororganizations.Prerequisite:None

RSPT 1213 - BASIC RESPIRATORY CARE PHARMACOlOGY

2Credits (1hr. lec.,2hrs. lab.)A studyofbasicpharmacologicalprinciples/practicesofrespiratorycaredrugs.Emphasisonclassification,routesofad-ministration, dosages/calculations, and interactionoftheautonomicnervoussystemandphysiologicalinteraction. This coursemay be offered only by acollegewithaprogramapprovedbytheCommissiononAccreditationofAlliedHealthEducationPrograms(CAAHEP),CommitteeonAccreditationforRespiratoryCareEducation(CoARC)orsuccessororganizations.Prerequisite:None

RSPT 1241 - RESPIRATORY HOME CARE/REHABIlITATION

2Credits (2hrs. lec.)Astudyofrespiratoryhomecare/rehabilitationequipment,procedures,andpa-tienteducation.Emphasizestreatmentofpatientsinhomecareandalternatesettings.ThiscoursemaybeofferedonlybyacollegewithaprogramapprovedbytheCommissiononAccreditationofAlliedHealthEducation Programs (CAAHEP), Committee on Ac-creditationforRespiratoryCareEducation(CoARC)orsuccessororganizations.Prerequisite:None

RSPT 1325 - RESPIRATORY CARE SCIENCES

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Physics,mathematics,andchemistryasrelatedtorespiratorycare.Thiscoursemaybeofferedonlybyacollegewithaprogramap-provedbytheCommissiononAccreditationofAlliedHealthEducationPrograms(CAAHEP),CommitteeonAccreditationforRespiratoryCareEducation(CoARC)orsuccessororganizations.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

RSPT 1429 - RESPIRATORY CARE FUNDAMENTAlS

4Credits(2hrs.lec.,6hrs.lab.)Providesanintroduc-tiontotheknowledgeandskillsforrespiratorycareincludinghistory,medicalterms/symbols,medical/legal,infectioncontrol,vitalsigns,physicalassessment,chestx-rayinterpretation,medicalgastherapy,oxygenanalyzers,andhumidity/aerosoltherapy.Thiscoursemaybeofferedonlybyacollegewithaprogramap-provedbytheCommissiononAccreditationofAlliedHealth Education Programs (CAAHEP), Committeeon Accreditation for Respiratory Care Education(CoARC)orsuccessororganizations.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Corequisite:RSPT1166

RSPT 1431 - RESPIRATORY CARE FUNDAMENTAlS II

4Credits(2hrs.lec.,6hrs.lab.)Providesacontinu-ation of knowledge and skills for respiratory careincludinglungexpansiontherapy,bronchialhygienetherapy,artificialairways,manualresuscitationde-vices,suctioning,pulseoximetry,bedsidespirometry,arterialsamplingtechniquesandbloodgasanalysisandinterpretation.ThiscoursemaybeofferedonlybyacollegewithaprogramapprovedbytheCom-missiononAccreditationofAlliedHealthEducationPrograms (CAAHEP), Committee on AccreditationforRespiratoryCareEducation(CoARC)orsucces-sororganizations.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

RSPT 2139 - ADVANCED CARDIAC lIFE SUPPORT

1Credit(3hrs.lab.)AdvancedCardiacLifeSupport(ACLS)withanemphasisonairwaymanagement.Designed to develop skills for resuscitation of theadult.Includesstrategiesformanagingandstabilizingthecardiopulmonaryarrestedpatient.Mayincludecertification.ThiscoursemaybeofferedonlybyacollegewithaprogramapprovedbytheCommission


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RSPT 2160 - ClINICAl RESPIRATORY CARE THERAPY/THERAPIST

1 Credit (6 hrs. ext.) A health-related work-basedlearningexperiencethatenablesthestudenttoapplyspecializedoccupationaltheory,skills,andconcepts.Directsupervisionisprovidedbytheclinicalprofes-sional.Thiscoursemaybeofferedonlybyacollegewith a program approved by the Commission onAccreditationofAlliedHealth Education Programs(CAAHEP),CommitteeonAccreditationforRespiratoryCareEducation(CoARC)orsuccessororganizations.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting


1Credit (7hrs. ext.) Practical,generalworkplacetrainingsupportedbyanindividualizedlearningplandeveloped by the employer, college, and student.ThiscoursemaybeofferedonlybyacollegewithaprogramapprovedbytheCommissiononAccredita-tionofAlliedHealthEducationPrograms(CAAHEP),CommitteeonAccreditationforRespiratoryCareEdu-cation(CoARC)orsuccessororganizations.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

RSPT 2210 - CARDIOPUlMONARY DISEASE

2Credits(1hr.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Etiology,pathogenesis,pathology,diagnosis,history,prognosis,manifesta-tions, treatment,anddetectionofcardiopulmonarydiseases.Thiscoursemaybeofferedonlybyacol-legewithaprogramapprovedbytheCommissiononAccreditationofAlliedHealthEducationPrograms(CAAHEP),CommitteeonAccreditationforRespiratoryCareEducation(CoARC)orsuccessororganizations.Prerequisite:None;Corequisite:RSPT1167

RSPT 2230 - EXAMINATION PREPARATION

2 Credits (1 hr. lec., 4 hrs. lab.) Comprehensivereview to optimize respiratory care credentialingexamsuccess.ThiscoursemaybeofferedonlybyacollegewithaprogramapprovedbytheCommissiononAccreditationofAlliedHealthEducationPrograms(CAAHEP),CommitteeonAccreditationforRespiratory

CareEducation(CoARC)orsuccessororganizations.Prerequisite:None

RSPT 2243 - RESEARCH IN RESPIRATORY CARE

2Credits(1hr.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Analysisofcurrentrespiratory care research material and determina-tionofscientificvalidity.Mayincludeactiveclinicalresearch.Thiscoursemaybeofferedonlybyacol-legewithaprogramapprovedbytheCommissiononAccreditationofAlliedHealthEducationPrograms(CAAHEP),CommitteeonAccreditationforRespiratoryCareEducation(CoARC)orsuccessororganizations.Prerequisite:None

RSPT 2266 - PRACTICUM RESPIRATORY THERAPY TECHNICIAN

2Credits(16hrs.ext.)Practical,generalworkplacetrainingsupportedbyanindividualizedlearningplandeveloped by the employer, college, and student.ThiscoursemaybeofferedonlybyacollegewithaprogramapprovedbytheCommissiononAccredita-tionofAlliedHealthEducationPrograms(CAAHEP),Committee on Accreditation for Respiratory CareEducation (CoARC) or successor organizations.Prerequisite:None

RSPT 2325 - CARDIOPUlMONARY DIAGNOSTICS

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Astudyofphysical,radiological,hemodynamic, laboratory,nutritional,andcardiopulmonarydiagnosticassessments.ThiscoursemaybeofferedonlybyacollegewithaprogramapprovedbytheCommissiononAccreditationofAlliedHealthEducationPrograms(CAAHEP),CommitteeonAccreditationforRespiratoryCareEducation(CoARC)orsuccessororganizations.Prerequisite:None

RSPT 2353 - NEONATAl/PEDIATRIC CARDIOPUlMONARY CARE

3Credits(1hrs.lec.,5hrs.lab.)Astudyofacutecare,monitoring,andmanagementoftheneonatal/pediatricpatient.ThiscoursemaybeofferedonlybyacollegewithaprogramapprovedbytheCom-missiononAccreditationofAlliedHealthEducationPrograms(CAAHEP),CommitteeonAccreditationforRespiratory Care Education (CoARC) or successororganizations.Prerequisite:None


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developed by the employer, college, and student.ThiscoursemaybeofferedonlybyacollegewithaprogramapprovedbytheCommissiononAccredita-tionofAlliedHealthEducationPrograms(CAAHEP),CommitteeonAccreditationforRespiratoryCareEdu-cation(CoARC)orsuccessororganizations.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

RSPT 2414 - MECHANICAl VENTIlATION

4 Credits (2 hrs. lec., 6 hrs. lab.) The study ofmechanical ventilationwith emphasis on ventilatorclassification,methods,principles,andoperationalcharacteristics.Includesindications,complications,and physiologic effects/principles of mechanicalventilation.Emphasizesinitiation,management,andweaningofventilator support. ThiscoursemaybeofferedonlybyacollegewithaprogramapprovedbytheCommissiononAccreditationofAlliedHealthEducation Programs (CAAHEP), Committee on Ac-creditationforRespiratoryCareEducation(CoARC)or successor organizations. Prerequisite: None;Corequisite:RSPT1167

RSTO 1313 - HOSPITAlITY SUPERVISION

3 Credits (3 hrs. lec.) Fundamentals of recruiting,selection,andtrainingoffoodserviceandhospitalitypersonnel.Topicsincludejobdescriptions,schedules,workimprovement,motivation,andapplicableper-sonnellawsandregulations.Emphasisonleadershipdevelopment. Prerequisites: HAMG 1321; ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

RSTO 1325 - PURCHASING FOR HOSPITAlITY OPERATIONS

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Studyofpurchasingandinventorymanagementoffoodsandothersuppliestoincludedevelopmentofpurchasespecifications,determina-tionof orderquantities, formal and informal pricecomparisons,properreceivingprocedures,storagemanagement, and issue procedures. Emphasis onproductcostanalysis,yields,pricingformulas,controls,andrecordkeepingateachstageofthepurchasingcycle.Prerequisites:HAMG1321;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

RTVB 1321 - TV FIElD PRODUCTION

3 Credits (2 hrs. lec., 4 hrs. lab.) Pre-production,production, and post-production process involvedin field television production. Topics include fieldcamerasetupandoperation,fieldaudio,televisiondirecting,andin-cameraorbasiccontinuityeditingwithanemphasisonunderlyingprinciplesofvideotechnology.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting.

RTVB 1325 - TV STUDIO PRODUCTION

3Credits (2 hrs. lec., 4 hrs. lab.) Basic televisionproduction.Includesstudioprogramcontent,studiocameraoperation,andtelevisionaudio.Prerequisite:None

RTVB 2337 - TV PRODUCTION WORKSHOP I

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Applicationanddesign of video productions in location or studioshootswithrealdeadlinesandqualitycontrolrestric-tions.Prerequisite:MeetsfinalsemesterrequirementforVideoandPostProductionCertificateorVisualCommunication AAS Degree-Track C (Video and Post-Production)

RTVB 2381 - COOPERATIVE EDUCATION - RADIO/ TElEVISION BROADCASTING

3Credits(1hr.lec.,20hrs.ext.)Career-relatedactivi-tiesencounteredinthestudent’sareaofspecializationofferedthroughanindividualizedagreementamongthecollege,employer,andstudent.Underthesuper-visionof thecollegeandtheemployer, thestudentcombinesclassroomlearningwithworkexperience.Includesalecturecomponent.Prerequisite:MeetsfinalsemesterrequirementsforVideoandPostProductionCertificate, Motion Graphics Certificate, or VisualCommunicationAASDegree- Track C (Video and Post-Production)

SCWK 1321 - ORIENTATION TO SOCIAl SERVICES

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Introductiontothebasiccon-cepts,information,andpracticeswithinthefieldofsocialservices.Topicsincludeasurveyofthehistori-caldevelopmentofsocialservices;social,legal,andclinicaldefinitions;andreviewofcurrentinformationregardingindicationsforandmethodsoftreatmentand/orservices.Prerequisites:ENGL0304orENGL0339ANDENGL0306or0355or0374,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting


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SCWK 2186 - INTERNSHIP - SOCIAl WORK

1Credit(6hrs.ext.)Awork-basedlearningexperi-ence thatenables the student toapply specializedoccupationaltheory,skillsandconcepts.Alearningplanisdevelopedbythecollegeandtheemployer.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Prerequisites:SCWK1321andDAAC1317


2Credits(12hrs.ext.)Awork-basedlearningexpe-riencethatenablesthestudenttoapplyspecializedoccupationaltheory,skillsandconcepts.Alearningplanisdevelopedbythecollegeandtheemployer.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Prerequisites:SCWK1321andDAAC1317

SCWK 2331 - ABNORMAl BEHAVIOR

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Anexplorationandidentificationof maladaptive behavior including characteristics,classification, diagnosis, and treatmentmodalities.Topicsincludefactorsassociatedwithdefiningandidentifyingabnormalbehavior.Prerequisites:ENGL0304orENGL0339ANDENGL0306or0355or0374,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting


3Credits(18hrs.ext.)Awork-basedlearningexpe-riencethatenablesthestudenttoapplyspecializedoccupationaltheory,skillsandconcepts.Alearningplanisdevelopedbythecollegeandtheemployer.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Prerequisites:SCWK1321andDAAC1317

SGNl 1401 - BEGINNING AMERICAN SIGN lANGUAGE I

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Manualandrecep-tiveproficiencyonabasiclevel.Signedconversation,useofCD-ROMforvisualtraining,basicprinciplesofgrammar,simpleexercises,easy readingwhichincludes cultural material. (1616035113) Prereq-uisite:None

SGNl 1402 - BEGINNING AMERICAN SIGN lANGUAGE II

4Credits (3hrs. lec.,2hrs. lab.)ContinuationofSGNL1401withincreasedemphasisoncomprehen-sion,signingandreceptiveskills. Intensivedrills toincreasevocabularyandknowledgeofASLstructure.(1616035113)Prerequisite:SGNL1401

SGNl 2301 - INTERMEDIATE AMERICAN SIGN lANGUAGE I

3Credits (2hrs. lec.,3hrs. lab.)Reviewandap-plication of conversational skills in American SignLanguage.IntroductiontoAmericanSignLanguageliteratureandfolklore.(1616035213)Prerequisite:SGNL1402

SGNl 2302 - INTERMEDIATE AMERICAN SIGN lANGUAGE II

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)ContinuationofSGNL2301withincreasedemphasisonconversationalskills.(1616035213)Prerequisite:SGNL2301

SlNG 1211 - FINGERSPEllING

2Credits(2hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Developsexpressiveand receptive fingerspelling skills. Receptive skillsfocusonwholewordandphraserecognitionaswellasreadingfingerspellingincontext.Expressiveskillsfocusonthedevelopmentofspeed,clarity,andfluency.Additionally,thiscoursedevelopsexpressiveskillsinsigningnumbersandskillsinreceptivelyinterpretingnumbersinavarietyofareasincludingsports,math-ematics,weights,andmeasures.Prerequisite:None

SlNG 1215 - VISUAl/GESTURAl COMMUNICATION

2Credits(2hrs.lec.)Acourseinthedevelopmentof skills in nonverbal communications. Emphasizesthe use and understanding of facial expression,gestures,pantomime,andbodylanguage.Creationandorperformanceofstoriesusingtheseelements.Prerequisite:None

SlNG 1317 - INTRODUCTION TO THE DEAF COMMUNITY

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Anoverviewofthephysical,educational, social, and cultural implications ofdeafnessandhearinglosswithinthecontextoftheindividual’s personal life, family, and communityin today’smulticulturalworld.Emphasisoncurrenteducational and vocational programs, legislation,technology,andotherissues.Prerequisite:None

SlNG 1321 - INTRODUCTION TO THE INTERPRETING PROFESSION

3Credits (3 hrs. lec.)An overviewof the field ofsign language interpretation. Provides a historicalframework for the principles, ethics, roles, respon-sibilities,andstandardpracticesoftheinterpreting


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profession.Thiscoursewillalsoincludeidentificationofprofessionalinterpretingorganizationsandjournal/publicationsthatprovideinformationonsignsystemsandotherinterpretingmethods.Prerequisites:SGNL1401andSLNG1317; ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

SlNG 1347 - DEAF CUlTURE

3 Credits (3 hrs. lec.) Provides a historical andcontemporaryperspectiveofAmericandeafcultureusingasocioculturalmodel.Includesculturalidentity,values,groupnorms,communication,language,andsignificantcontributionsmadebydeafpeopletotheworld.Thiscoursewillalsoidentifyorganizationsofthedeafandwill explore implicationsofdeafnessonfamilydynamics.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

SlNG 2315 - INTERPRETING IN EDUCATIONAl SETTINGS

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Increasesawarenessofcurrenttechniques,issues,andethicsinmainstreamingandbilingual/biculturaleducationpractices.IncludesasurveyoftechnicalsignsandsignedEnglishsystemscurrentlyinuse.Thiscoursewillalsoincludetheuseofcomputerlaboratories,multimediaequipmentandvideoequipmenttoassessandenhancesign-to-voiceandvoice-to-signskilldevelopment. Prerequisites:SLNG 2401, ENGL 0305 AND ENGL 0307 or0356, OR higher level course (ENGL 1301), ORplacementbytesting

SlNG 2401 - INTERPRETING I

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Anoverviewoftheinterpretingprocessandcurrentmodels.Introducestheskillsnecessarytoachievemessageequivalencyininterpretingandtransliterating.Thiscoursewillalsoincludetheuseofcomputerlaboratories,multimediaequipmentandvideoequipmenttoassessandenhancesign-to-voice and voice-to-sign skill development.Prerequisites:SGNL1402;SLNG1211,orpermis-sionofinstructor;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356, OR higher level course (ENGL 1301), ORplacementbytesting

SlNG 2402 - INTERPRETING II

4Credits (3hrs. lec.,4hrs. lab.)Enhancementofinterpretingskillsanddiscourseanalysistoincreas-ingly complex tasks utilizing simulated interpretingexperiencesviamultimediamaterials.Emphasison

skill analysis and peer evaluation and additionaldevelopment of transliterating skills in increasinglycomplextasks.Thiscourseincludesastudyofcurrentbusinesspracticeandtheuseofcomputerlaborato-ries,multimediaequipmentandvideoequipmenttoassessandenhance sign-to-voiceandvoice-to-signskilldevelopment.Prerequisites:SLNG1321,1347,and2401;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

SlNG 2431 - INTERPRETING III

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Apracticeorientedcoursetostrengthenskillsintheintegrationandap-plicationofprocessingmorecomplexselections.Con-tinuedexposuretosimulatedinterpretingexperiencethroughtheuseofmultimediamaterial.Thiscoursewill also include theuseof computer laboratories,multimedia equipment and videoequipment toas-sessandenhancesign-to-voiceandvoice-to-signskilldevelopment.Prerequisites:SLNG2402;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

SlNG 2589 - INTERNSHIP: SIGN lANGUAGE INTERPRETER

5Credits(20hrs.ext.)Awork-basedlearningexpe-riencethatenablesthestudenttoapplyspecializedoccupationaltheory,skillsandconcepts.Alearningplanisdevelopedbythecollegeandtheemployer.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Prerequisites:Suc-cessful completion of all SLNG courses within theAASdegreeplan;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

SOCI 1301 - PRINCIPlES OF SOCIOlOGY

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Thiscourseisanintroductiontothebasicelementsofsociety.Inlookingathumanbehavior, this course includes an introduction todynamics of society, culture, social groups, socialinstitutions,socialization,socialprocessesandsocialstructure.(4511015125)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

SOCI 1306 - SOCIAl PROBlEMS

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Theemphasisinthiscourseison the identificationandanalysisofcontemporarysocialproblems.Ananalysisoftheproblemsofsocialplanningandoftheconventionalsolutionstotheseproblemsisincludedinthecourse.(4511015225)


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SOCI 2301 - MARRIAGE AND FAMIlY

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Thiscoursehasbeendevelopedtoexaminetwophasesofmarriageandthefamilyexperience.First,itexaminesthestructureoffamilylifeandthevarianceofthisstructureindifferentcul-turesandsubcultures.Second,thiscourseexaminessome of the problems and possible solutions thathavedevelopedincourtship,marriageandparent-hoodinasocietyundergoingrapidsocialchange.(4511015425)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

SOCI 2319 - MINORITY STUDIES

3 Credits (3 hrs. lec.) A sociological description,analysis and interpretation of racial and ethnicrelationsinAmericaandotherareasoftheworldisthe focusof thiscourse.Specialemphasis isgiventoculturaldevelopmentandinter-grouprelationsofgroupssuchasAfricanAmericans,Hispanics,Asian-AmericansandNativeAmericans. (4511015325)Prerequisites: ENGL 0305 AND ENGL 0307 or0356, OR higher level course (ENGL 1301), ORplacementbytesting

SOCI 2326 - SOCIAl PSYCHOlOGY

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Thecoursefocusesonindividualbehaviorasaffectedbyculturalandsocialstimuli.Socialbehavior,interpersonalinfluence,groupmem-bershipandtherelationsbetweenpersonsandsocialsystemsareemphasized. (4216015125)Prerequi-sites: SOCI1301or PSYC2301or departmentalapproval;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

SPAN 1300 - SPANISH CONVERSATION I

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)ThisisaconversationalSpanishcourseforbeginners.Itincludesextensivecomprehen-sion,oralpractice,anduseofmultimediamaterials.Itisintendedtodevelopbasiccommunicationskillsforthestudenttoapplytheseskillstoeverydaylifeandworksituation.ItisanalternatetrackforthestudentwhoneedsimmediatecommunicativeexperienceinSpanish.(1609055413)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

SPAN 1310 - SPANISH CONVERSATION II

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)ThiscourseisacontinuationofConversationalSpanishI.Itincludesextensivecomprehension,oralpractice,anduseofmultimediamaterials.Itisintendedtodevelopcommunicationskillsforthestudenttoapplytheseskillstoeverydaylifeandworksituations.ItisanalternatetrackforthestudentwhoneedsimmediatecommunicativeexperienceinSpanish.(1609055413)Prerequi-sites:SPAN1300;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigher levelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

SPAN 1411 - BEGINNING SPANISH I

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Thiscourseincludesbeginner’s pronunciation, oral practice, conversa-tion,developmentoflisteningcomprehension,basicprinciplesofgrammar,simpleexercisesincomposi-tion,easyreadingwhichincludesculturalmaterial.Studentswithprior languageexperiencemust takeaplacementexamtoadvancetothenextlevelandreceivecredit. (1609055113)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

SPAN 1412 - BEGINNING SPANISH II

4Credits (3hrs. lec.,2hrs. lab.)Thiscourse isacontinuationofSPAN1411withincreasedemphasisoncomprehension,speaking,readingandwriting.Intensivedrillstoincreasevocabularyandknowledgeofstructure.Studentswithpriorlanguageexperiencemusttakeaplacementexamtoadvancetothenextlevelandreceivecredit.(1609055113)Prerequisites:SPAN1411orplacementexam;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

SPAN 2306 - INTERMEDIATE SPANISH CONVERSATION

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)IntensiveoralpracticeinsmallandlargegroupcontextforstudentswhohavelearnedSpanishasaforeignlanguageandhavemasteredspeaking, reading and writing competencies inthe language. (1609055413) Prerequisites: SPAN1412;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigher level course (ENGL 1301), OR placementbytesting

SPAN 2311 - INTERMEDIATE SPANISH I

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Thiscoursestressesbothoralandwrittenexercisestoincreasevocabulary,expansion


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ofgrammaticalprinciplesandshort themeswrittenonavarietyoftopics.SelectedreadingsareincludedtoimprovecomprehensioninSpanish.Studentswithpriorlanguageexperienceshouldtakeaplacementexamtoadvancetothenextlevelandreceivecredit.(1609055213)Prerequisites:SPAN1412orplace-mentbyexam;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356, OR higher level course (ENGL 1301), ORplacementbytesting

SPAN 2312 - INTERMEDIATE SPANISH II

3Credits(3hrs. lec.)ThiscourseisacontinuationofSPAN2311,withemphasisonworksbySpanish-speakingauthors.Continuedreinforcementofgram-maticalprinciplesanddevelopmentofwritingskillsarestressed.(1609055213)Prerequisites:SPAN2311orplacementbyexam;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

SPAN 2313 - SPANISH FOR NATIVE SPEAKERS I

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Reviewandapplicationofskillsinlisteningcomprehension,speaking,reading,andwriting geared to compensate for the weaknessesandcapitalizeon thestrengthsofnativespeakers.Emphasizes conversation, vocabulary acquisition,reading,composition,andculture.(1609055213)Pre-requisites:SPAN1412ORplacementbyexam;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

SPAN 2315 - SPANISH FOR NATIVE SPEAKERS II

3Credits(3hrs. lec.)ThiscourseisacontinuationofSPAN2313,withemphasisonworksbySpanish-speakingauthors.Continuedreinforcementofgram-maticalprinciplesanddevelopmentofwritingskillsarestressed.(1609055213)Prerequisites:SPAN2311,SPAN2313ORplacementbyexam,ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

SPAN 2316 - SPANISH FOR BUSINESS

3Credits (3hrs. lec.)Thiscoursewillprepare thestudentforsuccessfulcommunicationintheHispanicbusinessworldbybuildingon existing knowledgeandemphasizingpractical,real-lifeuseofSpanish.ThiscoursewillalsoemphasizeculturalawarenessindoingbusinessinHispaniccountriesorwithHispanicsin theUnited States. (1609055413) Prerequisites:SPAN 2311; ENGL 0305 AND ENGL 0307 or0356, OR higher level course (ENGL 1301), ORplacementbytesting

SPAN 2324 - SPANISH CUlTURE

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)ThiscoursewillpreparethestudentforsuccessfulcommunicationintheHispanicworldbybuildingonexistingknowledgeandemphasizingpractical,real-lifeuseofSpanishandculturalaware-nesstowardsHispaniccountriesorwithHispanicsintheUnitedStates.Thiscourseis taughtinSpanish.(1609055313) Prerequisites: SPAN 2311; ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

SPCH 1144, 1145, 2144, 2145 - FORENSIC ACTIVITIES

1Credit(4hrs.lab.)Laboratorycourseforstudentswho participate extensively in forensic activities.Participation in intercollegiate forensicmeets eachsemesterisrequired.Amaximumoffourcredithoursmaybe earned. (2310016012) Prerequisites:Ap-provalofinstructor;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

SPCH 1311 - INTRODUCTION TO SPEECH COMMUNICATION

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Throughthedeliveryofavari-etyofspeeches,theobservationofmassmediaandparticipationinanassortmentofgroupactivities,thiscourseismeanttofamiliarizethestudentwiththosemotivationalelementswhichaffectthedeliveryandreception of oral communication. (2310015112)Prerequisites: ENGL 0305 AND ENGL 0307 or0356, OR higher level course (ENGL 1301), ORplacementbytesting

SPCH 1315 - PUBlIC SPEAKING

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)PublicSpeakingprovidesthestudentwith practical tools and skills necessary tocommunicateideas.Selectionoftopic,organizationofdata,exercisesinvocalawareness,evaluationofaudienceand situationand techniques of deliveryare discussed and put into action. Through oralpresentations in class, students will enhance theircompetenceinoralcommunication.(2310015312)Prerequisites: ENGL 0305 AND ENGL 0307 or0356, OR higher level course (ENGL 1301), ORplacementbytesting

SPCH 1318 - INTERPERSONAl COMMUNICATION

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)InterpersonalCommunicationfocusesonthecomplexprocessofperson-to-person


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SPCH 1321 - BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAl COMMUNICATION

3 Credits (3 hrs. lec.) The application of theoriesandpracticeofspeechcommunicationasappliedtobusinessandprofessionalsituations.(2310015212)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

SPCH 1342 - VOICE AND DICTION

3 Credits (3 hrs. lec.) Development and establish-mentofagoodvoicehabit throughastudyof theprinciplesandapracticeofthetechniquesinvolvedinexcellenceofvoiceanddiction.Includesproperbreathing techniques, sound production, kinesics,generalspeechstandards,commonvoiceproblems,andmethodstoovercomeproblems.(2310015812)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

SPCH 2333 - DISCUSSION AND SMAll GROUP COMMUNICATION

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Designedtopromoteabetterunderstandingofhowcommunicationisusedinthesmallgroup.Morespecifically,itwillfocusonboththetheoreticalprinciplesandpracticalapplicationofskillsappropriatetoeffectivesmallgroupinterac-tion.Suchafocuswillentailactiveparticipationingroups,both inandoutof class. (2310015612)Prerequisites: ENGL 0305 AND ENGL 0307 or0356, OR higher level course (ENGL 1301), ORplacementbytesting

SPCH 2335 - ARGUMENTATION AND DEBATE

3Credits (3hrs. lec.)A studyandpracticeof thetheories in argumentation and debate, includinginstructioninreasoning,analysis,organization,evi-dence,refutation,andpresentationofcriticaldecisionmaking.(2310015912)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

SPCH 2341 - ORAl INTERPRETATION

3 Credits (3 hrs. lec.) This course consists of theinterpretation of literature; preparation and read-ing of poetry and prose; storytelling for children;exercisesinarrangingandadaptingstories;choralspeaking;practiceinphrasing,vocalquality,rhythm,andbodilyresponses.Recommendedformajorsinspeech,radio-television,English,elementaryeduca-tion.(2310015712)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

SRGT 1260 - ClINICAl I - SURGICAl/OPERATING ROOM TECH

2Credits (6hrs.ext.)Ahealth-relatedwork-basedlearningexperiencethatenablesthestudenttoapplyspecializedoccupationaltheory,skills,andconcepts.Directsupervisionisprovidedbytheclinicalprofes-sional.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.PrerequisitesSRGT1405,ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Corequisite:BIOL2404

SRGT 1301 - MEDICAl TERMINOlOGY

3Credits (3 hrs. lec.) Study of the basic structureofmedicalwordsincludingprefixes,suffixes,roots,combining forms, plurals, pronunciation, spelling,and the definitions of medical terms. Emphasis isonbuildingaprofessionalvocabularyrequiredforemploymentwithinthealliedhealthcarefield.Pre-requisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0306

SRGT 1405 - INTRODUCTION TO SURGICAl TECHNOlOGY

4 Credits (3 hrs. lec., 2 hrs. lab.) Orientation tosurgical technology theory, surgicalpharmacologyandanesthesia,technologicalsciences,andpatientcareconcepts.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0306

SRGT 1409 - FUNDAMENTAlS OF PERIOPERATIVE CONCEPTS AND TECHNIQUES

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)In-depthcoverageofperioperativeconceptssuchasasepticprinciplesandpractices,infectiousprocesses,woundhealing,and creation and maintenance of the sterile field.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,


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SRGT 1460 - ClINICAl II - SURGICAl TECHNOlOGY/TECHNOlOGIST

4Credits(16hrs.ext.)Ahealth-relatedwork–basedlearningexperiencethatenablesthestudenttoapplyspecializedoccupationaltheory,skills,andconcepts.Directsupervisionisprovidedbytheclinicalprofes-sional.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Prerequisites:SRGT1260,ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0306

SRGT 1541- SURGICAl PROCEDURES I

5 Credits (4 hrs. lec., 2 hrs. lab.) Introduction tosurgical pathology and its relationship to surgicalprocedures.Emphasisonsurgicalproceduresrelatedtothegeneral,OB/GYN,genitourinary,andortho-pedicsurgicalspecialtiesincorporatinginstruments,equipment, and supplies required for safe patientcare.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0306

SRGT 1542 - SURGICAl PROCEDURES II

5Credits(4hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Introductiontosurgi-calpathologyanditsrelationshiptosurgicalproce-dures.Emphasisonsurgicalproceduresrelatedtothethoracic,peripheralvascular,plastic/reconstructive,EENT,cardiac,andneurologicalsurgicalspecialtiesincorporating instruments,equipment,andsuppliesrequired for safepatient care. Prerequisites:SRGT1541,ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0306

SRGT 2130 - PROFESSIONAl READINESS

1Credit(1hr. lec.)Transitionintotheprofessionalroleofthesurgicaltechnologist.Includesprofessionalreadinessforemployment,attainingcertification,andmaintainingcertificationstatus.Acapstoneexperi-encemay be included. Prerequisites: ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting,MATH0306;Corequisite:SRGT2462

SRGT 2462 - ClINICAl III

4Credit(24hrs.ext.)Ahealth-relatedwork-basedlearningexperiencethatenablesthestudenttoapplyspecializedoccupationaltheory,skills,andconcepts.

Directsupervisionisprovidedbytheclinicalprofes-sional.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Prerequisites:SRGT1460,ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0306

SRVY 1171 - CAPSTONE EXAM PREP

1Credit(3hrs.lab.)Thiscourseprovidesanalternativelearningexperienceforindustry-employedstudentsinlieuofthe256contacthourinternshipandenhancestheirmarketabilityinthefieldofsurveying.ThecourseservesasacomprehensivereviewforstudentsplanningtositforNSPS/ACSMSurveyTechnicianCertificationExam.Prerequisite:Departmentalapproval

SRVY 1301 - INTRODUCTION TO SURVEYING

3Credit(3hrs.lec.)Anoverviewofthesurveyingprofession.Thehistoryofsurveyinganditsimpactontheworld.Reviewofthemathematicsusedinsurvey-ing.Introductiontobasicsurveyingequipmentwithemphasisonmeasurements.Instructiononsurveyingproceduresandthelimitationoferrors.Calculationtodetermineprecisionanderrorofclosure.ItincludesanintroductiontosurveyelementsinCADdrafting.Prerequisites:ENGL0304or0339ANDENGL0306or 0355or 0374,OR higher level course (ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

SRVY 1315 - SURVEYING CAlCUlATIONS I

3Credits (3hrs. lec.)An introduction to themath-ematicsused insurveyingandmapping, includingalgebra,planetrigonometry,andplane,solid,andanalyticalgeometry.Prerequisites:SRVY1301andMATH0306

SRVY 1319 - INTRODUCTION TO GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Astudyofthetheoryofgeographicinformationsystems,includingconcep-tualunderstandinganddatabasedevelopment,terms,definitions,classifications,useandclientrequirements,andprevailingandapplicableprofessionalstandards.Projects and procedures to establish maps basedupongeographicinformationsystems.Thiscourseispartofthelandsurveyingandmappingtechnologyprogram.Prerequisites:SRVY1301andMATH0306

SRVY 1342 - GlOBAl POSITIONING SYSTEM TECHNIQUES FOR SURVEYING AND MAPPING

3 Credits (2 hrs. lec., 2 hrs. lab.) Introduction toGlobal Positioning System (GPS) in surveyingand


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SRVY 1349 - SURVEYING CAlCUlATIONS II

3Credits (3hrs. lec.)Astudyof themathematicalapplications used in surveyingandmapping. Anoverviewofsoftwareandhardware,includingpro-grammablecalculatorsandcomputersusedinproblemsolving.Prerequisites:SRVY1315andMATH0308

SRVY 1413 - PlANE SURVEYING

4Credits (3hrs. lec.,2hrs. lab.)An introductoryoverviewofsurveyingequipmentandmeasurementtechniqueswithemphasisonlevelingandtraversing.Prerequisite:None;Corequisite:SRVY1301

SRVY 1441 - lAND SURVEYING

4 Credits (3 hrs. lec., 3 hrs. lab.) A study of themeasurementanddeterminationofboundaries,ar-eas,shapes,locationthroughtraversingtechniques.Instructioninavarietyofadjustmentmethodsusingprogrammed and non-programmed hand-held cal-culatorsandcomputers.Methodsoftraversingandadjustmentoferrorsaccordingtoprevailingandap-plicableprofessionalstandards.Prerequisite:None;Corequisite:SRVY1301

SRVY 2313 - CONTROl SURVEYING

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Emphasisonfieldastronomycalculations,stateplanecoordinatesandthereduc-tionofinformationreceivedfromGlobalPositioningSystemreceivers.Prerequisite:SRVY1301

SRVY 2343 - SURVEYING - lEGAl PRINCIPlES I

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Thestudyoflocation,convey-ance,ownershipandtransferofrealpropertyunderthelawsoftheStateofTexas.Emphasisonthehistoryofdispositionofpublicland,interpretingwrittende-scriptions,dignityofcallsandevidence,recordsearchofpublicandprivatelandrecordsandpreparationofadeedrecordsketch.Prerequisites:SRVY1301,ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

SRVY 2344 - SURVEYING - lEGAl PRINCIPlES II

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Anadvancedcourseinlegalprinciples,retracementandboundarylocationwithapplicationoflegalprinciplesandRulesofConstructionforpubliclandandTexaslandlaws;writingsurveyreportsandpropertydescriptions;andareviewofboundarylawcases.Prerequisites:SRVY2343andENGL1301

SRVY 2487 - INTERNSHIP - SURVEY TECHNOlOGY/SURVEYING

4Credits(16hrs.ext.)Awork-basedlearningexpe-riencethatenablesthestudenttoapplyspecializedoccupationaltheory,skills,andconcepts.Alearningplanisdevelopedbythecollegeandtheemployer.Prerequisite:Departmentalapproval

TECA 1303 - FAMIlIES, SCHOOl AND COMMUNITY

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Astudyofthechild,family, community and schools; including parenteducationand involvement; familyand communitylifestyle,childabuse,andcurrentfamilylifeissues.CoursecontentisalignedwithStateBoardforEducatorCertificationPedagogyandProfessionalResponsibili-tiesstandards.Thecoursewillprovidestudentswithopportunitiestoparticipateinaminimumof16hoursfieldexperienceatsiteswithchildren(infants–age12)inavarietyofsettingswithvariedanddiversepopulations. Requires LSCS liability insurance.(1301015209)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

TECA 1311 - EDUCATING YOUNG CHIlDREN

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Anintroductiontotheeducationoftheyoungchild,includingdevelopmen-tallyappropriatepracticesandprograms,theoreticalandhistoricalperspectives,ethicalandprofessionalresponsibilities,andcurrentissues.CoursecontentisalignedwithStateBoardforEducatorCertificationPedagogyandProfessionalResponsibilitiesstandards.Thecoursewillprovidestudentswithopportunitiestoparticipateinaminimumof16hoursfieldexperienceatsiteswithchildren(infants–age12)inavarietyofsettingswithvariedanddiversepopulations.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.(1312025109)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting


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TECA 1318 - WEllNESS OF THE YOUNG CHIlD

3 Credits (2 hrs. lec., 2 hrs. lab.) A study of thefactorsthatimpactthewell-beingoftheyoungchildincluding healthy behavior, food, nutrition, fitnessand safety practices. Focus on local and nationalstandardsandlegalimplicationsofrelevantpoliciesandregulations.CoursecontentisalignedwithStateBoardofEducatorCertificationPedagogyandPro-fessionalResponsibilitiesstandards.Thecoursewillprovidestudentswithopportunitiestoparticipateinaminimumof16hoursfieldexperienceatsiteswithchildren(infants–age12)inavarietyofsettingswithvariedanddiversepopulations.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.(1301015309)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

TECA 1354 - CHIlD GROWTH AND DEVElOPMENT

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Astudyofthephysical,emo-tional,social,andcognitivefactorsimpactinggrowthanddevelopmentofchildrenthroughadolescence.(1312025209)Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

TECM 1303 - TECHNICAl CAlCUlATIONS

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Areviewofbasicmathematicsincludingwholenumbers,fractions,mixednumbers,decimals,percents,ratios,andproportions.Convert-ing todifferent units ofmeasure (standardand/ormetric)andothertopicsasrequiredbyspecificbusi-nessesandindustrieswillbecovered.Prerequisite:MATH0306orplacementbytesting

VNSG 1116 - NUTRITION

1Credit(1hr.lec)Introductiontonutrientsanddiettherapyandtheroleofeachinpropergrowthanddevelopmentandthemaintenanceofhealth.Prereq-uisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigher level course (ENGL 1301), OR placementbytesting

VNSG 1122 - VOCATIONAl NURSING CONCEPTS

1Credit(1hr.lec)Introductiontothenursingprofes-sionanditsresponsibilitiesandthelegalandethicalissues in nursingpractice.Concepts related to thephysical, emotional, and psychosocial self-care ofthe learner/professional. Thiscourse isanelectiveforstudentsenrolledintheintegratedADNprogram.Prerequisites:RNSG1129,1362,2504;BIOL2420;

PSYC2314;SOCI1301;ENGL1301and1credithourofKINE;Corequisite:VNSG2362

VNSG 1160 - ClINICAl - BASICS

1Credit(4hrs.ext.)Ahealth-relatedwork-basedlearning experience that enables the student toapplyspecializedoccupationaltheory,skills,andconcepts. Direct supervision is provided by theclinical professional. This course involves directpatientinteractionformasteryofentrylevelnurs-ingskillsandcompetenciesperformedinavarietyofhealthcaresettingswithafocusonlongtermcare.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Prerequisites:Programadmission;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Corequisite:VNSG1323

VNSG 1163 - ClINICAl - PEDIATRIC

1 Credit (6 hrs. ext.) A health-related work-basedlearningexperiencethatenablesthestudenttoapplyspecializedoccupationaltheory,skills,andconcepts.Directsupervisionisprovidedbytheclinicalprofes-sional.Thiscourseinvolvesdirectpatientinteractionformasteryofnursingskillsandcompetenciesperformedinavarietyofhealthcaresettingswithafocusonthecareofthewellandtheillchild.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Prerequisites:VNSG1160,1260,1304,1323,1400andBIOL2404;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Corequisite:VNSG1307

VNSG 1219 - PROFESSIONAl DEVElOPMENT

2Credits(2hrs.lec.)Studyoftheimportanceofprofes-sionalgrowth.Topicsincludetheroleofthelicensedvocationalnurseinthemulti-disciplinaryhealthcareteam, professional organizations, and continuingeducation. Emphasis on application and prepara-tionforthelicensingexaminationandtheworkforce.Prerequisites:VNSG1163,1231,1262and1409;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

VNSG 1226 - GERONTOlOGY

2Credits(2hrs.lec.)Overviewofthenormalphysi-cal,psychosocial,andculturalaspectsoftheagingprocess. Addresses common disease processes ofaging. Exploration of attitudes toward care of theelderly.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting


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VNSG 1231 - PHARMACOlOGY

2Credits(2hrs.lec.,1hr.lab.)Thiscourseprovidesinstructioninfundamentalsofmedicationsandtheirdiagnostic,therapeutic,andcurativeeffects.Includesnursing interventions utilizing the nursing process.Prerequisites: VNSG 1160, 1260, 1304, 1323,1400;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Corequisites:VNSG1262and1409

VNSG 1238 - MENTAl IllNESS

2Credits(2hrs.lec.)Studyofhumanbehaviorwithemphasis on emotional and mental abnormalitiesand modes of treatment incorporating the nursingprocess.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

VNSG 1260 - ClINICAl I

2Credits (8hrs.ext.)Ahealth-relatedwork-basedlearningexperiencethatenablesthestudenttoapplyspecializedoccupationaltheory,skills,andconcepts.Directsupervisionisprovidedbytheclinicalprofes-sional. This course involves direct patient interac-tionformasteryofnursingskillsandcompetenciesperformedinavarietyofhealthcaresettingswithafocusonacutecare.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Prerequisites:VNSG1160;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Corequisite:VNSG1400

VNSG 1262 - ClINICAl II2Credits (8hrs.ext.)Ahealth-relatedwork-basedlearningexperiencethatenablesthestudenttoapplyspecializedoccupationaltheory,skills,andconcepts.Directsupervisionisprovidedbytheclinicalprofes-sional. This course involves direct patient interac-tionformasteryofnursingskillsandcompetenciesperformedinavarietyofhealthcaresettingswithafocusonacutecare.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Prerequisites: VNSG 1160, 1260, 1304, 1323,1400;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Corequisite:VNSG1409

VNSG 1304 - FOUNDATIONS OF NURSING

3Credits(3hrs.lec.)Thiscourseprovidesanintro-duction to thenursingprofession includinghistory,standardsofpractice,legalandethicalissues,androleof thevocationalnurse.Topics includementalhealth,therapeuticcommunication,culturalandspiri-tualdiversity,nursingprocess,andholisticawareness.

Prerequisites:ProgramAdmission;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

VNSG 1306 - MATERNAl/NEWBORN NURSING

3Credits(3hrs.lec.,1hr.lab.)Thiscourseisastudyof the biological, psychological, and sociologicalconceptsapplicabletobasicneedsofthefamilyinclud-ingchildbearingandneonatalcare.Topicsincludephysiological changes related to pregnancy, fetaldevelopment,andnursingcareofthefamilyduringlaboranddeliveryandthepuerperium.Prerequisites:VNSG1163,1231,1262and1409;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Corequisite:VNSG2161

VNSG 1307 - PEDIATRIC NURSING

3Credits(3hrs.lec.,1hr.lab.)Studyofthepediatricclientandfamilyduringhealthanddisease.Emphasisongrowthanddevelopmentalneeds.Prerequisites:VNSG1160,1260,1304,1323,1400andBIOL2404;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Corequisite:VNSG1163

VNSG 1323 - BASIC NURSING SKIllS

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Thiscourseprovidesinstructiontowardmasteryofentrylevelnursingskillsandcompetenciesforavarietyofhealthcaresettings.Utilizationofthenursingprocessasthefoundationforallnursinginterventions.Prerequisites:ProgramAdmission;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Corequisite:VNSG1160

VNSG 1400 - NURSING IN HEAlTH AND IllNESS I

4Credits(4hrs.lec.,1hr.lab.)Introductiontogen-eralprinciplesofgrowthanddevelopment,primaryhealthcareneedsof theclientacross the lifespanandtherapeuticnursinginterventions.Prerequisites:ProgramAdmission;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Corequisite:VNSG1260

VNSG 1409 - NURSING IN HEAlTH AND IllNESS II

4Credits(4hrs.lec.,1hr.lab.)Thiscourseprovidesan introduction to commonhealthproblemsof theadult requiringmedicaland surgical interventions.Prerequisites:VNSG1160,1260,1304,1323,and1400;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,OR


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VNSG 1410 - NURSING IN HEAlTH AND IllNESS III

4Credits (4 hrs. lec., 1 hr. lab.) This course is acontinuationofNursinginHealth&IllnessII.Furtherstudyofcommonmedical-surgicalhealthproblemsoftheadultincludingconceptsofmentalillness.Incorpo-ratesknowledgenecessarytomakethetransitionfromstudenttograduatevocationalnurse.Prerequisites:VNSG1163,1231,1262and1409;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Corequisite:VNSG2361

VNSG 2161 - MATERNAl/NEWBORN ClINICAl

1 Credit (6 hrs. ext.) A health-related work-basedlearningexperiencethatenablesthestudenttoapplyspecializedoccupationaltheory,skills,andconcepts.Directsupervisionisprovidedbytheclinicalprofes-sional. Thiscourseinvolvesdirectpatientinteractionformasteryofnursingskillsandcompetenciesperformedinavarietyofhealthcaresettingswithafocusonmaternal/newborncare.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsur-ance.Prerequisites:VNSG1163,1231,1262,and1409;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Corequisite:VNSG1306

VNSG 2361 - ClINICAl III

3Credits(12hrs.ext.)Ahealth-relatedwork-basedlearningexperiencethatenablesthestudenttoapplyspecializedoccupationaltheory,skills,andconcepts.Directsupervisionisprovidedbytheclinicalprofes-sional. This course involves direct patient interac-tionformasteryofnursingskillsandcompetenciesperformedinavarietyofhealthcaresettingswithafocusonacutecare.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Prerequisites:VNSG1163,1231,1262and1409;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;Corequisite:VNSG1410

VNSG 2362 - ClINICAl: PRACTICAl NURSE I

3Credits(12hrs.ext.)Ahealth-relatedwork-basedlearningexperiencethatenablesthestudenttoapplyspecializedoccupationaltheory,skills,andconcepts.Directsupervisionisprovidedbytheclinicalprofes-sional.Thiscourseisanelectiveforstudentsenrolledin the integratedADNprogram. Requires LSCS li-

abilityinsurance.Prerequisites:RNSG1129,1362,and2504,BIOL2420;PSYC2314:SOCI1301;ENGL1301and1credithourofKINE;Corequisite:VNSG1122

VNSG 2363 - ClINICAl: PRACTICAl NURSE II

3Credits(12hrs.ext.)Ahealth-relatedwork-basedlearningexperiencethatenablesthestudenttoapplyspecializedoccupationaltheory,skills,andconcepts.Directsupervisionisprovidedbytheclinicalprofes-sional.ThiscourseisanelectiveforstudentsenrolledintheADNprogram.RequiresLSCSliabilityinsurance.Prerequisite:VNSG2362witha“C”orbetter

VTHT 1125 - PHARMACOlOGICAl CAlCUlATIONS

1Credits(1hr.lec.)Skilldevelopmentincalculatingoral and parenteral drug dosages. Instructions onreadingdrugordersandlabels,calculatingintrave-nousflowratesandastudyintothevarioussystemsofmeasurement.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytestingANDdepartmentalapproval

VTHT 1140 - VETERINARY JURISPRUDENCE AND ETHICS

1Credit(1hr.lec.)Thiscourseisdesignedtoinformveterinarytechnologystudentsabouttheinterpretationofthelawsandregulationsgoverningtheprofession.Topics include recent changesand comprehensionof theVeterinaryLicensingAct,VeterinaryRulesofProfessionalConduct,andtheRVTProgramStandardOperating Procedures. Prerequisites: VTHT 1413;Corequisite:VTHT1441

VTHT 1205 - VETERINARY MEDICAl TERMINOlOGY

2 Credits (2 hrs. lec.) Introduction to word parts,directional terminology, and analysis of commonveterinary terms. Studentswillmaster the commonterminology associated with the numerous systemscoveredinsubsequentveterinarytechnologycourses.Prerequisites:Departmentalapproval;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

VTHT 1209 - VETERINARY NUTRITION

2Credits(2hrs.lec.)Fundamentalsofenergyandnon-energyproducingnutrientsandtheirsourcesandfunctions.Integrationofconceptsincludingdigestion,


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absorption,andmetabolismwithapplicationtonormalandtherapeuticnutritionalneeds.Prerequisites:VTHT1205,VTHT1301ANDdepartmentalapproval

VTHT 1266 - PRACTICUM VETERINARY/ANIMAl HEAlTH TECHNOlOGY/TECHNICIAN

2Credits(14hrs.ext.)Practical,generalworkplacetraining supported by an individualized learningplandevelopedby theemployer,college,andstu-dent.Prerequisites:VTHT1209,VTHT1413ANDdepartmentalapproval

VTHT 1301 - INTRODUCTION TO VETERINARY TECHNOlOGY

3Credits(1hr.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Surveyoftheprofes-sionofveterinarytechnologywithemphasisonbasictechniques,handlingandcareofanimals,andethicaland professional requirements. Clinical rotationaltimewillbeincorporatedinthelaboratorytodevelopfeeding,handling,andmedicaltreatmenttechniques.Prerequisites:Departmentalapproval;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytestingVTHT 1345 - VETERINARY RADIOlOGY

3Credits(1hr.lec.,4hrs.lab.)Presentationoftheoryandprinciplesandpracticalapplicationofradiologywithinthefieldofveterinarymedicine.Preparationof techniquecharts, implementationof safetymea-sures,radiographicprocessing,careofequipment,useofultrasonographyequipment,andperformingcontrastmediastudies.Clinicalrotationaltimewillbeincorporatedinthelaboratorytodevelopphlebotomytechniquesandhandling skills.Prerequisites:VTHT1413 AND departmental approval; Corequisites:VTHT1140,VTHT1441andVTHT2431

VTHT 1349 - VETERINARY PHARMACOlOGY

3Credits (1 hr. lec.,4 hrs. lab.) Fundamentals ofpharmacology including recognition, calculation,labeling,packaging,andadministrationofveterinarydrugs,biologicsandtherapeuticagents.Discussionofnormalandabnormalresponsestotheseagents.Clinicalrotationtimeisincorporatedinthelabora-torytodevelopprotocolsforhandlingtechniquesinparentalpharmaceuticalapplications.Prerequisites:VTHT1209,VTHT1413ANDdepartmentalapproval

VTHT 1413 - VETERINARY ANATOMY AND PHYSIOlOGY

4Credits(2hrs.lec.,5hrs.lab.)Grossanatomyofdomesticanimalsincludingphysiologicalexplanationsofhoweachorgansystemfunctions.Studiesaretodevelopapracticalapplicationofknowledgeanditsrelationshiptothediagnosesandtreatmentofcertainpathologicalproblemsandsurgicalconditions.Clini-calrotationtimeisincorporatedinthelaboratorytodevelopfeeding,handling,andtreatmenttechniquesforalldomesticanimals.Prerequisites:VTHT1205andVTHT1301ANDdepartmentalapproval

VTHT 1441 - ANESTHESIA AND SURGICAl ASSISTANCE

4Credits(2hrs.lec.,4hrs.lab.)In-depthapplicationof surgical, obstetrical, and anesthesia techniquesincluding identificationanduseof instrumentsandequipment.Amajorportionofthecoursewillincludedetailedinstructionintheprinciplesofpharmacologywithapracticalapplicationindetermininganestheticdosagesandaftercaretreatmentsforpatients.Nec-ropsy techniques will be demonstrated with activeparticipationbystudents.Prerequisites:VTHT1413and departmental approval; Corequisites: VTHT1140,VTHT1345andVTHT2431

VTHT 2201 - CANINE AND FElINE ClINICAl MANAGEMENT

2Credits(1hr.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Surveyoffeeding,commonmanagementpractices,andcareofcaninesandfelinesinaclinicalsetting.Reviewofcommondiseasesofcaninesandfelinesencountered in thepracticeofveterinarymedicine.Prerequisites:VTHT1209,VTHT1301andVTHT1413

VTHT 2205 - EQUINE ClINICAl MANAGEMENT

2Credits(1hr.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Surveyoffeeding,commonmanagementpractices,andcareofequinesencounteredinthepracticeofveterinarymedicine.Prerequisite:VTHT1205andVTHT1301

VTHT 2209 - FOOD ANIMAl ClINICAl MANAGEMENT

2Credits(1hr.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Surveyoffeeding,commonmanagementpractices,andcareof foodproducinganimalsinaclinicalsetting.Reviewofcom-mondiseasesoffoodproducinganimalsencounteredinthepracticeofveterinarymedicine.Prerequisites:VTHT1205andVTHT1301


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VTHT 2213 - lAB ANIMAl ClINICAl MANAGEMENT

2Credits(2hrs.lec.,1hr.lab.)Surveyoffeeding,commonmanagementpractices,andcareoflabora-toryanimalsinaclinicalsetting.Reviewofcommondiseases of laboratoryanimals encountered in thepracticeofveterinarymedicine.Prerequisites:VTHT1209andVTHT1413

VTHT 2217 - EXOTIC ANIMAl ClINICAl MANAGEMENT

2Credits (2hrs. lec.)Surveyof feeding, commonmanagementpractices,andcareofexoticanimalsinaclinicalorzoologicalsetting.Reviewofcommondiseasesofexoticanimalsencounteredinthepracticeof veterinary medicine. Corequisites: VTHT 1301andVTHT1205

VTHT 2321 - VETERINARY PARASITOlOGY

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)Studyofparasitescommon to domestic animals including zoonoticdiseases.Thiscoursewill includethestudyofbothectoparasitesandendoparasiteswithdiscussionsoncontrol measures of public health importance andthe pharmaceuticals appropriate for the parasite’selimination.Prerequisites:VTHT1209andVTHT1413

VTHT 2323 - VETERINARY ClINICAl PATHOlOGY I

3Credits(2hrs.lec.,2hrs.lab.)In-depthstudyofhematologyandrelatedchemistrieswithemphasisonlabprocedures.Thiscourseisdesignedtointroducethestudenttothetheoryofhematologyandurology.Hematologyevaluationandurinalysiswillbestressedtodeterminechemicalandphysicalpropertiesofallthe diagnostic fluids. Prerequisite: VTHT 2321 orpermissionfromtheprogramdirector

VTHT 2360 - ClINICAl

3Credits(14hrs.ext.)Ahealth-relatedwork-basedlearningexperiencethatenablesthestudenttoapplyspecializedoccupationaltheory,skills,andconcepts.Directsupervisionisprovidedbytheclinicalprofes-sional.Prerequisites:VTHT2323;Corequisites:VTHT1345,1441,1140,and2431

VTHT 2431 - VETERINARY ClINICAl PATHOlOGY II

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)In-depthstudyofurinalysis and cytology. Survey of microbiologicaltechniques. Emphasis of laboratory procedures. AcontinuationofVTHT2323withamoretechnologi-

callyorientedevaluationofbodyfluidsincludingbloodchemistryandcytology.Microbiology,bacteriologyandvirologyarealsopresentedindetail.Prerequi-site:VTHT2323;Corequisites:VTHT1140,1345,and1441

WlDG 1405 - ART METAlS

4Credits(3hrs. lec.,3hrs. lab.)Fundamentalsofconceptualizing and producing utilitarian items inferrous and non-ferrous metals. Skill developmentthroughthetechniquesofsinking,raising,repousse,andpiercingtocreateobjectsfromsheetandstockmaterials.Includeswelding,brazing,soldering,tin-ning,polishing,andtoolmaking.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

WlDG 1413 - INTRODUCTION TO BlUEPRINT READING FOR WElDERS

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Astudyofindustrialblueprints.Emphasisplacedonterminology,symbols,graphicdescription,andweldingprocesses.Includessystemsofmeasurementandindustrystandards.Alsoincludesinterpretationofplansanddrawingsusedbyindustrytofacilitatefieldapplicationandproduction.Prerequisite:None

WlDG 1417 - INTRODUCTION TO lAYOUT AND FABRICATION

4 Credits (3 hrs. lec., 3 hrs. lab.) A fundamentalcourseinlayoutandfabricationrelatedtotheweldingindustry.Majoremphasisonstructural shapesanduseinconstruction.Prerequisites:ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

WlDG 1421 - INTRODUCTION TO WElDING FUNDAMENTAlS

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Anintroductiontothefundamentalsofequipmentusedinoxyacetyleneandarcwelding,includingweldingandcuttingsafety,basicoxyacetyleneweldingandcutting,basicarcweldingprocessesandbasicmetallurgy.Prerequisites:ENGL0304orENGL0339ANDENGL0306or0355or0374,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting;MATH0306

WlDG 1428 - INTRODUCTION TO SHIElDED METAl ARC WElDING (SMAW)

4Credits (3hrs. lec.,3hrs. lab.)An introductionto shielded metal arc welding process. Emphasis


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placedonpowersources,electrodeselection,oxy-fuel cutting, and various joint designs. InstructionprovidedinSMAWfilletweldsinvariouspositions.Prerequisite:None

WlDG 1430 - INTRODUCTION TO GAS METAl ARC WElDING (GMAW)

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Astudyoftheprinciples of gas metal arc welding, setup anduseofGMAWequipment,andsafeuseoftools/equipment. Instruction in various joint designs.Prerequisite:None

WlDG 1434 - INTRODUCTION TO GAS TUNGSTEN ARC WElDING (TIG)

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Anintroductiontotheprinciplesofgastungstenarcwelding(GTAW),setup/useofGTAWequipment,andsafeuseoftoolsandequipment.Weldinginstructioninvariousposi-tionsonjointdesigns.Prerequisite:None

WlDG 1435 - INTRODUCTION TO PIPE WElDING

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Anintroductiontoweldingofpipeusingtheshieldedmetalarcweldingprocess, including electrode selection, equipmentsetup,andsafe shoppractices.Emphasisonweldpositions1Gand2Gusingvariouselectrodes.Pre-requisite:None;Corequisite:WLDG1457

WlDG 1457 - INTERMEDIATE SHIElDED METAl ARC WElDING (SMAW)

4Credits (3hrs. lec.,3hrs. lab.) The studentwillidentifyprinciplesofarcwelding;describearcweld-ingoperationsoffilletandgroovejoints;explainheattreatmentsoflowalloysteels;andexplainweldsizeand profiles. The student will prepare test plates;performfilletweldsintheoverheadposition;performaircarbonarcweldremoval;performbevelgrooveweldswithbackingplatesinvariouspositions;anddemonstrateuseoftoolsandequipment.Prerequisite:WLDG1428

WlDG 2380 - COOPERATIVE EDUCATION - WElDER/WElDING

3 Credits (1 hr. lec., 20 hrs. ext.) Career-relatedactivitiesencounteredinthestudent’sareaofspecial-izationofferedthroughanindividualizedagreementamong the college, employer, and student. Underthesupervisionofthecollegeandtheemployer,thestudentcombinesclassroomlearningwithworkex-

perience.Includesalecturecomponent.Prerequisite:Departmentalapproval

WlDG 2413 - INTERMEDIATE WElDING USING MUlTIPlE PROCESSES

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Instructionusinglayouttoolsandblueprintreadingwithdemonstrationandguidedpracticeswithsomeofthefollowingweldingprocesses:oxy-fuelgascuttingandwelding,shieldmetalarcwelding(SMAW),gasmetalarcwelding(GMAW),flux-coredarcwelding(FCAW),gastungstenarcwelding(GTAW),oranyotherapprovedweldingprocess. Prerequisites: WLDG 1421; ENGL 0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

WlDG 2440 - STUDIO PROBlEMS IN ART METAlS

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Projectdevelopmentinanopen-studioatmosphere.Individualizedinstructiontoencourageskillcombinationsandexperimentation.Topicsincludeportfoliopreparationandpresentation.Prerequisites:WLDG1405;ENGL0305ANDENGL0307or0356,ORhigherlevelcourse(ENGL1301),ORplacementbytesting

WlDG 2447 - ADVANCED METAl ARC WElDING (MIG)

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)AdvancedtopicsinGasMetalArcWelding(GMAW).Includesweld-inginvariouspositionsanddirections.Prerequisite:WLDG1430

WlDG 2451 - ADVANCED GAS TUNGSTEN ARC WElDING (TIG)

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Thestudentwillexhibitexpertiseinvariousweldingpositions;describesafetyrulesandequipmentused;anddescribetheeffectsofweldingparametersinGTAW.Thestudentwillweldvariousjointdesigns;diagnoseweldingproblems;andperformvisualinspection.Prerequisite:WLDG1434

WlDG 2453 - ADVANCED PIPE WElDING

4Credits(3hrs.lec.,3hrs.lab.)Advancedtopicsinvolvingweldingofpipeusingtheshieldedmetalarcweldingprocess.Topicsincludeelectrodeselection,equipmentsetup,andsafeshoppractices.Emphasisonweldpositions5Gand6Gusingvariouselectrodes.Prerequisite:WLDG1435

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RichardG.Carpenter,Chancellor Ed.D.,NorthCarolinaStateUniversity M.Ed.,NorthwesternStateUniversity B.A.,NorthwesternStateUniversity A.A.,SouthwestMsCommunityCollege

LinkS.Alander,AssociateViceChancellor,Technology Services M.B.A.,WesternIllinoisUniversity B.B.A.,WesternIllinoisUniversity

MaryB.Anderson,Director,Accounting B.B.A.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation

SharadkumarAnnaldasula,OTSExecutiveDirector, Applications-Technical M.,ForeignInstitution B.,ForeignInstitution

ShahArdalan,ViceChancellor,TechnologyServices/CIO M.S.,NorthCarolinaA&TUniversity B.S.,UniversityNorthCarolinaGreensboro

JamesA.Baker,Director,CourseDevelopment Ph.D.,CapellaUniversity M.Ed.,SchreinerCollege B.S.,UniversityofHoustonDowntown

EileenG.Booher,Director,ResourceDevelopment& Administration M.S.,UniversityofHouston B.S.,BradleyUniversity

ShelbyL.Boseman,AssociateGeneralCounsel J.D.,UniversityofHouston B.S.,WeberStateCollege

ReggieBrazzle,Director,StudentFinancialAid

RonaldW.Brown,AssociateViceChancellor,Student Success Ph.D.,TexasA&MUniversity M.Ed.,PrairieViewA&MUniversity B.B.A.,PrairieViewA&MUniversity

MarianBurkhart,OTSExecutiveDirector,ClientRelations J.D.,UniversityofMissouri-KansasCity B.S.B.A.,RockhurstCollege A.A.,KansasCityKansasCommunityCollege

JoseA.“Tony”Castillo,SystemDirector,VeteranAffairs Center

DeanneChandler,Director,CommunityOutreach& Recruitment M.A.,SaintLouisUniversity B.A.,DillardUniversity

HelenClougherty,SpecialAssistanttotheChancellor/ BoardLiaison M.P.A.,UniversityofNevada-LasVegas B.A.,YaleUniversity

ZackT.Coapland,SystemDirector,Professional Development Ph.D.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation M.Ed.,UniversityofSouthCarolinaColumbia B.B.A.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation

WalterF.Cooley,Director,RiskManagement B.A.,MountUnionCollege

TammyA.Cortes,Director,Accounting B.A.,PrairieViewA&MUniversity

LisaA.Cowart,SystemDirector,Compensation,Benefits &Records M.Ed.,TexasStateUniversity-SanMarcos B.S.,LamarUniversity

ChadW.Crocker,ExecutiveDirector,SystemFacilites Operations M.B.A.,UniversityofNorthTexas A.A.,CCAirForce

ChristinaCross,Director,InstructionalTechnology M.B.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity B.B.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity

BonnieK.Dean,Director,BusinessDevelopment&Sales M.S.,UniversityofHouston B.B.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

WilliamDurham,AssociateViceChancellor,LSC-Online M.S.,TAMUCorpusChristi B.S.,TexasTechUniversity

JodieL.Ellis,ProjectDirector,FacilitiesandConstruction B.,TexasTechUniversity

TerryErwin,ProjectDirector,FacilitiesandConstruction

KayL.Fitzsimons,Director,CommunityLeadershipInstitute M.B.A.,UniversityofNebraska-Lincoln

SiobhanU.Fleming,AssociateViceChancellor,Research &InstitutionalEffective Ph.D.,UniversityofOregon M.A.,PepperdineUniversity B.A.,UniversityofSaintThomas

StephenJ.Garner,SeniorProjectDirector B.S.,UniversityofHouston

AlfredL.Gill,Director,ContinuingEducation B.A.,SoutheasternLouisianaUniversity

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CynthiaF.Gilliam,ViceChancellor,Administration& Finance/CFO B.B.A.,UniversityofTexas,Austin

DonettaP.Goodall,ViceChancellor,AcademicAffairs& StudentSuccess Ph.D.,UniversityofTexas,Austin M.S.,TexasWoman’sUniversity B.S.N.,PrairieViewA&MUniversity

RichardB.Gregory,ChiefofPolice/SystemDirector, PublicSafety M.S.,CentralMissouriStateUniversity B.S.,MissouriWesternStateCollege

JeanB.Grove,AssociateViceChancellor,Human Resources&Diversity B.A.,UniversityofHouston

PatriciaA.Harakal,Director,TrainingProject Implementation B.S.Ed.,KentStateUniversityMainCampus

LindaL.Head,AssociateViceChancellor,Workforce Development M.S.,UniversityofHouston B.S.,IndianaUniversityofPennsylvania

CarinA.Hutchins,AssociateViceChancellor,Business SupportServices M.B.A.,UniversityofTexas-Austin B.S.B.A.,UniversityofIdaho

ValerieIlltis,Director,Purchasing

DavidA.Kaczynski,ProjectDirector M.B.A.,LeMoyneCollege B.S.,ClarksonUniversity A.S.,HudsonValleyCommunityCollege

RandKey,SeniorViceChancellor/COO J.D.,SamfordUniversity M.Ed.,UniversityofAlabama M.B.A.,SamfordUniversity B.S.,SamfordUniversity

JasonM.Kot,AssistantSystemDirector,FinancialAid B.S.,Embry-RiddleAeronauticalUniversity

RayLaughter,ViceChancellor,ExternalAffairs M.B.A.,UniversityofHouston B.B.A.,UniversityofHouston

GayleM.LoPiccolo,Director,HealthOccupations M.A.,WesternMichiganUniversity B.S.,WesternMichiganUniversity

BobLucas,ExecutiveDirector,Grant M.Ed.,SamHoustonStateUniversity B.S.,UniversityofHouston

LindaR.LuehrsWolfe,AssociateViceChancellor, Curriculum&Instruction Ed.D.,NewMexicoStateUniversity M.Ed.,UniversityofTexas-ElPaso B.A.,DoaneCollege

RobertJ.Lullo,Director,StudentAccounts B.A.,UniversityofHouston

JamesD.Martin,ChiefOfficer,Construction&Facilities B.S.,LamarUniversity

RosarioMartinez,Director,ArticulationServices

KerriMiller,Director,Purchasing B.B.A.,LamarUniversity

KarenL.Miner,Director,AchievetheDream M.S.,EmporiaStateUniversity B.S.,EmporiaStateUniversity

DarcyA.Mingoia,ExecutiveDirector,Foundation B.J.,UniversityofTexas-Austin

SalJ.Mira,Director,SmallBusinessDevelopmentCenter B.S.,LongIslandUniversity

LauraMorris,AssociateViceChancellor,Marketing& Communications B.A.,DrewUniversity,Madison,NJ ManagementProgram,RiceUniversity

JenniferMurillo,OTS,ExecutiveDirector,PortalServices M.A.,MinnesotaStateUniversity B.A.,BaylorUniversity

JudyI.Murray,VicePresident,Instruction Ph.D.,OhioStateUniversity M.S.,WrightStateUniversity B.A.,SUNYCollegeatPotsdam

BrianNelson,GeneralCounsel

DianeR.Novak,AssociateViceChancellor,Accounting B.S.B.A.,MurrayStateUniversity

KarenR.Palmer,Director,GrantProjects M.P.A.,SouthernIllinoisUniversityCarbondale B.S.,SouthernIllinoisUniversityCarbondale

LauriePassmore,ProgramDirector,Training M.S.,TexasA&MUniversity,CollegeStation B.S.,UniversityofHouston A.A.,HillsboroughCommunityCollege

SandraL.Patton,Director,DisabilityServices M.S.,AuburnUniversity B.S.,AuburnUniversity

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GlennR.Powell,ExecutiveDirector,EmployeeServices& Diversity M.A.,WestVirginiaUniversity B.S.,FairmontStateCollege

DollyRasco,Director,BusinessSupportServices A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

JohnM.Robertson,Treasurer M.B.A.,HoustonBaptistUniversity B.B.A.,TexasChristianUniversity

DebraJ.Rockefeller,Director,Compliance&Assessment Ph.D.,UniversityofNorthTexas M.S.Ed.,UniversityofNebraskaatKearney B.A.,UniversityofNebraskaatKearney

NithyananthaJ.Sevanthinathan,Director,International Programs&Services M.S.,MinnesotaStateUniversity M.S.,MinnesotaStateUniversity B.A.,SaintJohn’sUniversity KennethShirey,OTSPeopleSoftTechnical/Enterprise Architect

CarolL.Steinmetz,Director,AutomatedLibraryServices M.S.,UniversityofNorthTexas B.S.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation

RobertB.Teague,OTSDirector,ServerServices A.A.,ColumbiaCollege

StevenThomas,SeniorProjectManager,Construction

WayneThompson,SeniorProjectDirector,Facilitiesand Construction B.Arch.,UniversityofTexas

RobertJ.Tidwell,OTSAssociateViceChancellor, TechnologyServices M.A.,RhodeIslandCollege B.A.,RhodeIslandCollege

ChristinaC.Todd,Director,InstructionalPrograms M.P.Aff.,UniversityofTexas-Austin B.A.UniversityofDenver

JamesVasquez,OTSExecutiveDirector,Applications, Functional

DeniseC.Walker,ChiefSecurityOfficer D.,UniversityofPhoenix M.S.,NewJerseyInstituteofTechnology

GaryWallace,ExecutiveDirector,Construction

SherryM.Walton,Director,NetworkOperations A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

GlenN.Wood,Director,StudentInformationServices M.A.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation B.S.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation A.A.,SouthTexasJuniorCollege

JedYoung,ExecutiveDirector,MarketingServices B.S.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation

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NicoleC.Aboltin,WebTeam B.A.,BostonUniversity

MarylouF.Amann,CurriculumandInstruction B.A.,EckerdCollege

KimberlyAnderson,StudentSuccess

LindaAnderson,Accounting

MariaH.Anderson,HumanResources Ph.D.,RiceUniversity M.S.,MassachusettsInstituteofTechnology

FrancesAndrews,CorporateCollege

SamuelArevalo,Purchasing

GeorgeA.Ashmore,LSCOnline B.S.,UniversityofOklahoma,Norman

MalissaL.Attebery,LSCOnline M.Ed.,SamHoustonStateUniversity B.S.,SamHoustonStateUniversity

MariaAyala,PhysicalPlant

LatheniaAyers,CurriculumandInstruction A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

AliseBailey,Foundation B.A.,BrighamYoungUniversity

KathleenBakat,Corporate&ContinuingEducation

KimberlyJ.Baker,OfficeofTechnologyServices B.S.,SamHoustonStateUniversity

KristenBaker,ResourceDevelopment&Administration

DonaldBall,SmallBusinessDevelopmentCenter

CourtneyBarch,BusinessSupportServices

MelissaBarton,LSCOnline A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

BrendaBethelmy,HumanResources

LisaBlack,InstitutionalEffectiveness

AthenaFriday-Black,ProgramManagerAdvanced TechnicalCredit M.B.A.,OurLadyoftheLakeUniversity B.B.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity A.S.,BlinnCollege

DebraA.Blackburn,Accounting A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem B.A.,OurLadyoftheLakeUniversity

HeidiBoone,OfficeofTechnologyServices

ElvaBorsch,OfficeoftheChancellor

AllisonBoyd,ResourceDevelopment&Administration

CoryBradfield,OfficeofTechnologyServices

RoselynBranch,Leavell,HumanResources M.A.,BallStateUniversity

TonyaM.Britton,BusinessandSocialServicesDivision B.S.,UniversityofMinnesota A.A.,MethodistUniversity

BarbaraN.Brooks,OfficeofTechnologyServices A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

LakeydraS.Brown,HumanResources M.B.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity B.B.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity

DonaldBurchfield,PublicSafety

DonaldBurchfield,BuildingMaintenance

F.DellBurditt,WorkforceEducation Ed.D.,UniversityofHouston M.Ed.,GeorgiaStateUniversity

AnnBurgess,Payroll

MichaelBurns,WorkforceEducation M.A.,ChapmanUniversity B.S.,SouthernIllinoisUniversityatCarbondale A.S.,VincennesUniversity

JoanneCanfield,AccountsPayable

HelenCapozzelli,CurriculumandInstruction

CasimiraCastaneda,AccountsPayable

RassielCastro,WorkforceEducation

KarenS.Cavallaro,SmallBusinessDevelopmentCenter M.B.A.,UniversityofHouston B.S.A.S.,MiamiUniversity,Oxford

RobertChiles,OfficeofTechnologyServices

DavidJ.Chladek,OfficeofTechnologyServices B.S.,UniversityofHouston B.S.,RiceUniversity

TerrellColburn,PublicSafety

ShetericaCollins,CorporateCollege

SarahConboy,InternationalEducation

DonnaCook,HumanResources

AmyF.Cooper,Corporate&ContinuingEducation M.A.I.S.,UniversityofHouston,Victoria B.F.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity

ShaeCorby,AccountsPayable

JenniferA.Cornavaca,StudentInformationServices B.S.,UniversityofHouston,Downtown A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

MeganE.Costanza,WorkforceEducation B.A.,AmericanUniversity

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TommieCraig,PublicSafety

KathrynCronin,HumanResources

YvonneCross,CareerAssistanceCenter A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

LavonCrozier,Payroll

TessaCrumley,InstitutionalEffectiveness

GreogaryL.Curtiss,ResourceDevelopment& Administration

MagdaCzerny,CareerAssistanceCenter

BarbaraDailey,AccountsPayable

MonteDarland,LSCOnline

AaronDavidson,OfficeofTechnologyServices

DanielDean,InstitutionalEffectiveness

EmilyF.Demilliano,PublicInformation B.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity

JamesE.Dermon,Accounting B.S.,GallaudetUniversity

BrianV.Dooley,WorkforceEducation M.S.,OurLadyoftheLakeCollege B.S.,StateUniversityofNewYorkCollege-Brockport A.A.S.,SaintJohn’sUniversity

AndreaDoughman,StudentInformationServices

JaniceDover,Institutional&ResourceDevelopment

ZemindarZ.Drepaul,OfficeofTechnologyServices A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

JasonDrude,OfficeofTechnologyServices

ChrisT.Duffy,LSCOnline B.S.,UniversityofHouston,Downtown

JenniferEgenolf,WorkforceEducation

ArnoldErazo,OfficeofTechnologyServices M.S.,NovaSoutheasternUniversity B.S.,UniversityofRedlands A.A.,GoldenWestCollege

KarenEvans,PublicInformation

MarilynFisher,OfficeoftheChancellor

MaryL.Fitzgerald,CorporateCollege M.S.,AmbertonUniversity B.S.Ed.,UniversityofWisconsinMadison

MaryFitzgerald,CorporateCollege

ManuelFlores,OfficeofTechnologyServices

NicoleFoley,LSCOnline

GloriaForster,GeneralCounsel

JanisC.Fowler,Institutional&ResourceDevelopment M.P.M.,CarnegieMellonUniversity B.B.A.,UniversityofHouston

LarryA.Frazier,BuildingMaintenance A.A.S.,PanolaCollege

AnitaC.Furr,ExternalAffairs B.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity

SusanGallup,Facilities&Construction

SusanGarland,OfficeofTechnologyServices

FabianaF.Gilioli,CorporateCollege A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

AngelR.GironDelCid,OfficeofTechnologyServices B.S.,DeVryUniversity A.A.S.,SaintAugustineCollege

MattGlass,OfficeofTechnologyServices

MatthewB.Glidden,Purchasing B.S.,RochesterInstituteofTechnology

JohnW.Golden,ExternalAffairs A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

ChristopherGonzales,AutomatedLibraryServices B.S.,UniversityofHouston A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

EduardoGonzalez,PhysicalPlant

GlendaGoree,HumanResources

TonyaGray,HumanResources

GleneciaGreen,OfficeofTechnologyServices M.A.,RegentUniversity B.A.,TexasLutheranUniversity

MichelleC.Greer,CareerAssistanceCenter A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

FlorenceGutierrez,Publications A.G.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

SusanL.Guttery,Accounting A.A.S.,HoustonCommunityCollege

StephenHamilton,SmallBusinessDevelopmentCenter

RobertHardin,OfficeofTechnologyServices

CandisHargrave,Purchasing

AndreaHartman,PublicInformation

DelindaHayes,OfficeofTechnologyServices

StacieL.Henly,Helton,HumanResources B.S.,UniversityofHouston,Downtown A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

JoseF.Herrera,StudentInformationServices B.B.A.,UniversityofHouston,Downtown A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

SusanHeyde,StudentInformationServices

JulieHiatt,Cobb,Finance&Treasury

MaryHolloway,Finance&Treasury

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CatherineHooper,InstitutionalEffectiveness

DeborahE.Howle,ExternalAffairs B.S.,OurLadyoftheLakeUniversity A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

MonaHughes,ExternalAffairs

ObrienP.Hughes,LSCOnline M.B.A.,TexasTechUniversity B.B.A.,TexasA&MUniversity,CorpusChristi

JosephD.Hurley,InstitutionalEffectiveness M.S.,TexasA&MUniversity,CollegeStation B.A.,TexasA&MUniversity,CollegeStation

SusanD.Hurley,Institutional&ResourceDevelopment M.B.A.,UniversityofPhoenix A.A.S.,ParklandCollege

ShannonInfante,WorkforceEducation

RichardJohnson,PublicSafety

BentonJones,OfficeofTechnologyServices

PaulaJones,CorporateCollege

DeborahL.Jurries,CorporateCollege B.S.,SamHoustonStateUniversity A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

PeggyKerns,AccountsPayable

DanielleKessler,HumanResources

HardeepKhehra,OfficeofTechnologyServices

JohnKing,WebTeam

SylviaA.King,OfficeofTechnologyServices A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

AnnaM.Knippel,StudentSuccess B.B.A.,UniversityofHoustonDowntown A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

CaseyB.Koehn,OfficeofTechnologyServices B.S.,TexasStateUniversity,SanMarcos A.A.,BlinnCollege

JohannKohl,Publications B.A.,StephenF.AustinStateUniversity

HelenA.Kubiak,Purchasing A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

LoisM.Latour,Institutional&ResourceDevelopment A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

LindaK.Lattelle,OfficeofViceChancellor, Administration&Finance B.S.,MissouriStateUniversity

AlexandraLaVite,LSCOnline Ed.D.,UniversityofCentralFlorida M.A.,FloridaGulfCoastUniversity B.A.,OxfordBrookesUniversity

MaryLawwill,Payroll

JanetLeal,OfficeofTechnologyServices A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

KentrieLedee,Fontenot,WorkforceEducation B.S.,ArmstrongAtlanticStateUniveristy

KathrynLee,StudentSuccess

DavidJ.Lenzi,WorkforceEducation M.B.A.,TexasWoman’sUniversity B.S.,SouthernIllinoisUniversity,Carbondale A.A.S.,SouthernIllinoisUniversity,Carbondale

ChristinaLevine,HumanResources B.B.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity

RichardLewis,StudentSuccess

ElizabethLoCaste,Institutional&ResourceDevelopment

ValerieLongoria,HumanResources

ConnieM.Loveall,OfficeofTechnologyServices B.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

KristinLueKing,Institutional&ResourceDevelopment M.S.W.,SyracuseUniversity B.S.,St.LawrenceUniversity

JudithLux,Foundation

AmyLynch,CorporateCollege

JefferyLyons,WebTeam B.A.,UniversityofHouston

DelaneMaddux,InstitutionalEffectiveness A.A.,LeeCollege

KayMaignaud,GulfCoastTechPrep A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

MaribelMaldonado,Foundation

NakeyaManning,CareerAssistanceCenter

JamesMarshburn,OfficeofTechnologyServices

CeciliaMartinez,CorporateCollege

HortenciaMartinez,OfficeofTechnologyServices

SandraMartinez,HumanResources

VirginiaMartinez,CareerAssistanceCenter

JamesMathews,OfficeofTechnologyServices

MaryMbeche,Finance&Treasury

NoelleMcDowell,CurriculumandInstruction

MaureenMcCoy,OfficeofTechnologyServices

PatriciaMcDougall,WorkforceEducation

LakishaMcDowell,Bates,CurriculumandInstruction

RobinL.McElveen,Accounting B.S.,UniversityofHouston,ClearLake A.A.,SanJacintoCollege

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TamaraMcFarland,StudentSuccess

JenniferMcGuffey,Facilities&Construction

JamesMcIntyre,OfficeofTechnologyServices

MelissaJ.McLeod,InstitutionalEffectiveness A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

ShannonMcNees,HumanResources

JamesK.McShan,InstitutionalEffectiveness B.B.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity

TeriMcWhirter,AccountsPayable

HenryMeek,PublicSafety

PamelaR.Meekins,Finance&Treasury A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem B.B.A.,UniversityofHouston,Downtown

TimothyMeredith,StudentSuccess

LauraMiller,OfficeofSeniorViceChancellor B.S.,SamHoustonStateUniversity

AnitaMitchell,Accounting

RoslynA.Moidel,StudentInformationServices A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

AnneMoney,HumanResources B.F.A.,AmericanInterContinentalUniversity A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

RoseMaryMooney,CorporateCollege

SylviaMoralesSalinas,GeneralCounsel

BarbaraA.Moran,Payroll A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

RogenaR.Morrison,Purchasing B.S.,SamHoustonStateUniversity

RikaMuhl,WebTeam M.A.UniversityofTexas B.A.TexasA&MUniversity

DavidR.Mullinax,OfficeofTechnologyServices B.S.,SamHoustonStateUniversity A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

JoanR.Murdoch,RiskManagement B.S.,UniversityofHouston,Downtown A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

TrishaNarinesingh,Purchasing

NadezhdaNazarenko,WorkforceEducation

CeceliaS.Neel,HumanResources M.B.A.,BostonUniversity B.A.,UniversityofWashington A.S.,AngelinaCollege

PatriciaL.O’Brien,StudentVeteransAffairsCenter B.B.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity

AprilM.Odell,GeneralCounsel B.A.,UniversityofSaintThomas A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

ShannonM.Oswald,WebTeam B.S.,UniversityofHouston,Downtown A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

JudithOwens,LSCOnline

ElvisParada,StudentSuccess

MariaN.Partida,Business&SocialSciencesDivision A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

PollyPate,Accounting

CristinaPatetta,HumanResources

LindaPeters,HumanResources

MarshaPetrillo,Facilities&Construction

JacquelinePhipps,StudentSuccess

JamiePosey,LSCOnline M.B.A.,TexasA&MUniversity,Commerce

CourtneyK.Powell,CurriculumandInstruction M.S.,TexasA&MUniversity,CollegeStation B.S.,SamHoustonStateUniversity

AlicePresswood,PublicSafety

DesereeProbasco,Institutional&ResourceDevelopment

TheresaQuintanilla,AutomatedLibraryServices

AlissaRaddatz,PublicInformation

RobinReasbeck,Accounting

MarlanaRice,Accounting

MichaelRichard,Facilities&Construction

MarkRidgwell,AccountsPayable

LuciaRios,HumanResources

AndreeaRitchie,OfficeofTechnologyServices

VelvaRoberson,Institutional&ResourceDevelopment

CarolRobinson,PublicSafety

AshleyJ.Ramirez,StudentInformationServices A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

LyndaJ.Robinson,InstitutionalEffectiveness B.B.A.,StephenF.AustinStateUniversity

PetraRobinson,HumanResources

TinaRobinson,GulfCoastTechPrep

JudyRonnander,VeteransAffairsCenter

MelissaRubio,AutomatedLibraryServices

SusanT.Rush,CollegeServices M.S.,TexasA&MUniversity,CollegeStation B.S.,SamHoustonStateUniversity

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EricRuthven,LSCOnline

VeronicaY.Sanches,OfficeofExecutiveViceChancellor A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

GracielaSauseda,AccountsPayable

AnitaL.Schiro,LSCOnline M.Ed.,TexasA&MUniversity,CollegeStation B.A.,OurLadyLakeUniversitySanAntonio A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

JoannaSchneider,OfficeoftheChancellor

RhondaSchueler,AutomatedLibraryServices

EliotScott,OfficeofTechnologyServices

ContessaD.Scroggins,VeteransAffairsCenter A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

JamesSilva,OfficeofTechnologyServices

MarySims,OfficeofTechnologyServices

CynthiaK.Seale,OfficeofTechnologyServices A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

CherylR.Smith,LSCOnline B.S.,LouisianaTechUniversity

ChristieL.Smith,LSCOnline M.Ed.,UniversityofHouston B.B.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity

EmelynC.Stalnaker,LSCOnline M.Ed.,UniversityofHouston B.S.,LouisianaStateUniversity

CrystalL.Stephens,Facilities&Construction B.B.A.,UniversityofHouston A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

PriscillaA.Strawbridge,StudentInformationServices B.S.,UniversityofHouston,Downtown A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

DeanB.Stromberg,OfficeofTechnologyServices A.A.S.,TexasStateTechnicalInstitute

AlanSweeney,OfficeofTechnologyServices

PattiSyring,HumanResources

EdwardTanner,StudentSuccess

MarieThibodeaux,CurriculumandInstruction M.A.,OurLadyLakeUniversity B.S.,McNeeseStateUniversity A.S.,McNeeseStateUniversity

ConnieThomas,CorporateCollege

GregoryThomas,OfficeofTechnologyServices

LynnThompson,Purchasing

TrishThompson,HumanResources

CarolThomson,HumanResources

AndrewToms,PublicSafety

EdithTorrez,StudentSuccess

ValerieA.Trevino,Accounting B.B.A.,TexasA&MUniversity,CorpusChristi

RenataS.Tyree,HumanResources B.A.,UniversityofPhoenix

KarenK.Vance,GeneralCounsel A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

EzhilarasanVenkatesan,OfficeofTechnologyServices

LindaWade,HumanResources

LillianL.Walker,GulfCoastTechPrep M.Ed.,PrairieViewA&MUniversity B.S.,TexasSouthernUniversity

EvanWardell,WebTeam

AngelaWashington,AccountsPayable

AmyWelch,ResourceDevelopmentandAdministration M.S.W.,OhioUniversity B.A.,OhioUniversity

JanT.Werner,CareerAssistanceCenter B.A.,UniversityofHouston

CliffordWhitsitt,ExternalAffairs

KathleenS.Whitsitt,AutomatedLibraryServices M.S.,UniversityofNorthTexas B.A.,UniversityofSaintThomas A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

MarkWills,OfficeofTechnologyServices

KerryD.Woodson,SmallBusinessDevelopmentCenter M.B.A.,RiceUniversity B.S.,SouthwesternAssembliesofGod A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

SherryYoung,WorkforceDevelopment

EstanislaoZamora,OfficeofTechnologyServices

RongkunZhao,OfficeofTechnologyServices


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LONE StaR COLLEgE-CyfaIR aDmINIStRatORS - LSC-CyfaIR

AudreLevy,President Ed.D.,PepperdineUniversity M.S.,CaliforniaStateUniversity,LongBeach M.A.,CaliforniaStateUniversity,DominquezHills M.D.,HolmesInstitute M.S.,UniversityofMichigan

AnneT.Albarelli,Dean,Instruction M.A.,ForeignInstitution B.A.,ChestnutHillCollege

ThadJ.Anglin,VicePresident,StudentSuccess Ed.D.,NovaSoutheasternUniversity M.Ed.,UniversityofTexas-Tyler B.S.,SulRossStateUniversity

GlendaArnold,AssistantDean B.A.,Loyola-MarymountUniversity M.A.,WebsterUniversity

MarioBerry,Director,TechnologyServices M.S.,RegisUniversity B.S.,NationalAmericanUniversity A.A.S.,SanfordBrownCollege

KathleenFleming,Director,BusinessServices Ph.D.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation M.B.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity B.S.,MarquetteUniversity

AshlieFlores,Director,BusinessServices M.A.,UniversityofTexas-SanAntonio B.B.A.,UniversityoftheIncarnateWord

ConnieS.Garrick,AssistantDean M.B.A.,LeTourneauUniversity B.B.A.,LeTourneauUniversity A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

RichardF.Gilbert,Director,AdvancedTechnologyCenter M.Ed.,SamHoustonStateUniversity B.A.T.,SamHoustonStateUniversity

CynthiaF.Griffith,Dean,Instruction Ed.D.,SamHoustonStateUniversity M.Ed.,StephenF.AustinStateUniversity B.S.,MidwesternStateUniversity A.A.S.,AngelinaCollege

ChristinaA.Hagerty,Director,SonographyProgram M.Ed.,UniversityofHouston B.S.,UniversityofHouston-ClearLake A.A.S.,DelMarCollege

AprilO’RearHicks,Director,InstitutionalResearch& Asessment M.S.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation B.A.,OurLadyLakeUniversitySanAntonio A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

MichaelW.Kirch,Dean,Instruction M.S.,IllinoisStateUniversity B.A.,NorthernIllinoisUniversity

TedA.Lewis,Dean,Instruction M.S.,UniversityofNorthTexas B.A.,TexasWesleyanCollege

MichelleLovelessTran,Director,CollegeRelations B.A.,St.Edward’sUniversity

FelecciaR.Moore-Davis,VicePresident,Instruction M.S.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation B.S.,XavierUniversityofLouisiana Ph.D.,RegentUniversity

PeggyL.Osbourn,Director,Counseling Ph.D.,UniversityofHouston M.Ed.,UniversityofHouston B.A.,EarlhamCollege

CynthiaB.Robertson,Director,RadiologicTechnology M.Ed.,LouisianaStateUniversityShreveport B.S.,NorthwesternStateUniversity

MelissaL.Rotholz,Director,Instructional&Organizational Development B.B.A.,TexasStateUniversity-SanMarcos M.S.,AbileneChristianUniversity

MariaA.Sanders,Dean,Instruction J.D.,SaintLouisUniversity M.A.,SouthernIllinoisUniversityEdwardsville B.A.,MansfieldUniversityofPennsylvania

DeanaK.Sheppard,AssociateVicePresident M.S.,UniversityofHouston B.B.A.,StephenF.AustinStateUniversity

MichaelD.Stafford,Director,Library M.L.S.,UniversityofTexas-Austin B.A.,CaliforniaStateUniversity-Sacramento

AbdulnassirS.Tamimi,Dean,EducationalPrograms& OrganizationalDevelopment M.A.,UniversityofHouston-ClearLake B.S.,TexasSouthernUniversity

JanetTaber,Director,ContinuingEducation M.A.,UniversityofOklahoma B.S.,NortheasternStateUniversity-Tahlequah

JoA.Thibodeau-Fey,Dean,Instruction M.S.,FortHaysStateUniversity B.A.,BakerUniversity

ChristineTimmerman,Director,OutreachandRetention M.S.,KansasStateUniversity B.B.A.,KansasStateUniversity A.A.,KansasCityKansasCommunityCollege

RobertS.Williams,VicePresident,AdministrativeServices Ed.D.,UniversityofHouston M.Ed.,TexasTechUniversity B.S.,TexasTechUniversity A.A.,SouthPlainsCollege

DennisWinchell,DirectorFacilities

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PROfESSIONaL aND SUPPORt Staff - LSC-CyfaIR

MatthewR.Albrecht,ArtsandCommunications M.F.A.,UniversityofWisconsinMadison B.A.,SaintMary’sCollege

JamesAlsdorf,OfficeofTechnologyServices

MichaelAlsdorf,OfficeofTechnologyServices

MelvinK.Anthony,StudentServices M.B.A.,UniversityofTexas-SanAntonio B.A.,BrighamYoungUniversity

AmyAragon,Science&PublicServices M.A.,TexasTechUniversity B.S.,TexasA&MUniversity

HerbertC.Ayers,OfficeofTechnologyServices A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

LyndaBancroft,HealthandBehavioralSciences

CeliaBarnes,ArtsandCommunications

JacquelynBarnhart,Library

MargaritaBarraza,CustodialServices

CristinaBarron,SocialSciences&AppliedTech

AngelaBars,BusinessOffice

KeyuanaW.Bass,AssessmentCenter M.Ed.,UniversityofNewOrleans B.A.,UniversityofNewOrleans

DanielBazan,OfficeofTechnologyServices B.S.,UniversityofHouston A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

JamesBeacham,PublicSafety

FrancesA.Bellafatto,Counseling A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

BarbaraBezub,FairbanksCenter

ShelleyF.Blassingame,Counseling A.A.S.,SouthwestCollegiateInstitutefortheDeaf A.A.S.,HowardCollege

KathyleenBliss,Corporate&ContinuingEducation M.S.,WaldenUniversity B.S.,UniversityofHouston-Victoria

JacquelineBrady,Library

JerrolynBrandyburg,StudentServices

RichardH.Brasher,CollegeRelations B.F.A.,TexasStateUniversity-SanMarcos A.A.S.,SouthPlainsCollege

JenniferW.Braun,Business,Education&TransStudies A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

EarlBrewer,PhysicalPlant

DianeBroussard,StudentServices

DeniseB.Bryant,StudentServices B.A.,StephensCollege A.A.,StephensCollege

VenitaBurroughs,PublicSafety

DouglasW.Caesar,OfficeofTechnologyServices B.S.,UniversityofHoustonDowntown

JenniferCantu,StudentServices

JudithCardenas,CustodialServices

ElviraG.Cavazos,BusinessOffice A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

RodneyChaison,PublicSafety

IrmaChapa,StudentServices

EbonyChristophe,Humanities,MathandCIT

PaulCipolla,BuildingMaintenance

JohnClark,PhysicalPlant

AdamG.Cline,PhysicalPlant A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

CraigColeman,Corporate&ContinuingEducation

ChasityCorner,Corporate&ContinuingEducation

LarryConner,CustodialServices

MelodiCooper,HealthandBehavioralSciences

LisaCougot,Science&PublicServices

BurlesonK.Crear,HealthandBehavioralSciences A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

GaryCrosswell,OfficeofTechnologyServices

LucindaS.Crow,OfficeofVicePresidentStudent Organization&Development B.S.,GeorgeMasonUniversity

KyleCurran,OfficeofTechnologyServices

YvesDamas,OfficeofTechnologyServices

JoanDannenbaum,BusinessOffice

MaryDannenbaum,BusinessOffice

TinD.Dao,OfficeofTechnologyServices A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

CharlotteA.DeBose,AssessmentCenter A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

GeorgesJ.Detiveaux,StudentLearning&Organization Development M.A.,UniversityofHouston B.A.,NichollsStateUniversity

HuyenN.Doan,Library A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

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MarjorieDonahue,BusinessOffice

PaulW.Donaldson,StudentServices B.A.,SoutheasternLouisianaUniversity

JeffreyDunn,CollegeRelations

MargueriteErickson,BusinessOffice

TeodoraEspinoza,CustodialServices

RoyEubank,OfficeofTechnologyServices A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

MaryA.Figueroa,HealthandBehavioralSciences B.S.,UniversityofHoustonDowntown A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

MaryFitzgerald,LSCCorporateCollege M.S.,AmbertonUniversity B.S.,UniversityofWisconsin

DarlynnFitch,BusinessOffice

ArnaldoI.Flores,OfficeofTechnologyServices A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

EvelynFlores,StudentServices B.A.,UCSB

KarenForde,Humanities,MathandCIT

KatalinFountain,StudentLearning&Organization Development

JeanieFrench,HealthandBehavioralSciences

SharonGaderson,TeacherandLearningCenter B.A.,PrairieViewA&MUniversity

DanielGarcia,CustodialServices

TamlaGarner,OfficeofTechnologyServices

MariaDelCarmenGehring,CustodialServices

LauraGervais,OfficeofthePresident

SamitaGhosha,StudentLearning&Organization Development Ph.D.,ForeignInstitution B.S.,ForeignInstitutionMargaretGibson,CustodialServices

TomasGomez,BuildingMaintenance

LindaGonzalez,StudentServices A.A.,SantaMonicaCollege

LucilleGore,ResourceDevelopment M.A.,MarshallUniversity B.A.,WestVirginiaStateUniversity

NicoleGrande,Library

BetsyGreen,FairbanksCenter

HengamehGrowney,AssessmentCenter

PatriciaGroza,SocialSciences&AppliedTech

SallyGuajardo,Counseling

TommyHager,PublicSafety A.A.S.,HoustonCommunityCollege

JamalE.Hajo,PublicSafety M.S.,ForeignInstitution B.S.,ForeignInstitution

EdmondHalsey,PublicSafety

CindyHarris,ArtsandCommunications

SandraW.Hayes,CustodialServices A.A.S.,HoustonCommunityCollege

KristopherHayhurst,PublicSafety

TerriHill,Corporate&ContinuingEducation

CynthiaHoffart-Watson,Library

DebbieHolmes,Corporate&ContinuingEducation

ValerieM.Houchin,Library B.S.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

AmyHuddleston,OfficeofVicePresidentAdminServices

SusanHutchison,GreatCenter

JulieHutchinson,Humanities,MathandCIT

BeatriceA.Isofa,Corporate&ContinuingEducation M.A.,ForeignInstitution B.A.,ForeignInstitution

AlfredJackson,GroundsMaintenance

RudyJimenez,GroundsMaintenance

TracyJones,StudentServices

TriciaJoseph,Corporate&ContinuingEducation

KaylaKilgore,ArtsandCommunications

FawnetteKleff,Business,Education&TransStudies

VivianKumler,Business,Education&TransStudies

TraveusJ.Lawson,StudentServices A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

TriciaLimon,Science&PublicServices

JonathanLindsey,CustodialServices

AliceLong,StudentServices

ChristineLongoria,Business,Math&Communication

CourtneyLundgren,StudentServices B.A.,SamHoustonState

NathanLynn,StudentServices M.A.,BaylorUniversity B.A.,BaylorUniversity


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ON

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CynthiaMacLin,SocialSciences&AppliedTech

KerryL.Madole,Library B.S.,UniversityofHoustonDowntown

JacquelineMartinez,Business,Education&TransStudies

MeanetteMartino,CollegeRelations

GlennMarvel,Library

BenjaminL.Mason,ArtsandCommunications M.F.A.,TheUniversityofAlabama B.A.,HendrixCollege

MelindaMayes,CollegeRelations

CyndieMcNamee,HumanResources M.B.A.,OurLadyLakeUniversitySanAntonio B.B.A.,UniversityofHouston-ClearLake A.A.,HoustonCommunityCollege

LawrenceMesorana,BuildingMaintenance

LindseyMiddleton,Library

JeffMohamed,Library B.A.,UniversityofDurham,UK P.G.E.C.,UniversityofDurham,UK

DavidMonsalve,CustodialServices

KathrineMonteiro,AssociateDegreeNursing

DorothyMorgan,ProgramDevelopment&Corporate Training

PatriciaK.Moses,StudentServices A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

JosephNast,Counseling

BeverlyNorris,Library

KellyNorton,CollegeRelations

EnriqueOrtiz,PublicSafety

LindaA.Owen,FoodService M.A.,StephenF.AustinStateUniversity B.A.,StephenF.AustinStateUniversity

ErnestPena,PhysicalPlant

DeegodagePerera,Library

LindaPeterson,HumanResources

HenryPhan,StudentServices

VanessaPhan,StudentServices B.A.,UniversityofHouston

MarcusE.Phillips,Science&PublicServices A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

MelissaM.Pickering,StudentServices B.A.,OurLadyLakeUniversitySanAntonio

MariaPiedrola,CustodialServices

JamesPirtle,BuildingMaintenance

DanielPropes,Library

LinaQuintero,StudentServices

ChrisA.Ramon,OfficeofTechnologyServices B.B.A.,TAMUCorpusChristi

ElizabethA.Regan,PhysicalPlant A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

DebraRevels,OfficeofVicePresident,Instruction B.S.,LamarUniversity A.S.,LamarStateCollege-Orange

ChristineRice,StudentServices

LyndaRieger,HealthandBehavioralSciences B.B.A.,TexasA&MUniversity

ConsueloRodriguez,CustodialServices

JoeRodriguez,PrintingServices

JudithRodriguez,StudentServices B.A.,UniversityofCalifornia,SanDiego

FrankM.Rodriguez,Library M.S.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation B.S.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation

MarkRodriguez,EmergencyServices

ShondaK.Rodriguez-Davila,OfficeofTechnology Services A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem B.B.A.,UniversityofHouston

RachelRoettger,Corporate&ContinuingEducation B.A.,UniversityofWisconsinMadison

ShirleyRogers,CounselingandCareerDisabilityServices A.A.,HoustonCommunityCollege

ChristinaRosa,Science&PublicServices

AngelaRose,SocialSciences&AppliedTech

DavidE.Rossi,Library Ph.D.,UniversityofHouston M.A.,UniversityofHouston B.A.,UniversityofHouston

MelissaA.Rosson,StudentServices M.Ed.,UniversityofMarylandCollegePark B.A.,UniversityofMarylandCollege

BenRussell,PublicSafety

DenieceSamuels,PublicSafety

FranciscoSanchez,CustodialServices


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PERSON

NEL

ZacharySchroeder,StudentServices B.A.,SamHoustonState

DebbieA.Seidel,Science&PublicServices A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

MarySerina,TeacherandLearningCenter

CynthiaK.Shade,TeacherandLearningCenter B.F.A.,UniversityofNorthTexas

BillyY.Souknary,OfficeofTechnologyServices A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

RaginiShah,BusinessOffice

NoemiSilva,Corporate&ContinuingEducation

SonyaSimon,ScienceandPublicServices A.A.S.,NorthCentralTexasCollege

JeremySimons,OfficeofTechnologyServices

KarenSlocum,BusinessOffice

KathySnow,FairbanksCenter

DonnaSoldner,ArtsandCommunications

JoanneSolis-Keus,StudentServices M.A.,WebsterUniversity B.S.,ParkUniversity A.S.,ParkUniversity

ClaySpence,OfficeofTechnologyServices

JohnF.Spencer,OfficeofTechnologyServices A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

BessieSteward,FoodService

RaynardTalib,FoodService

KyleTalley,OfficeofTechnologyServices

DwayneThibodeaux,PhysicalPlant

AngelaThompson,OfficeofFinancialAid M.A.,AzusaPacificUniversity B.A.,EmmanuelCollege

CarolR.Throckmorton,FairbanksCenter M.Ed.,UniversityofHawaiiAtManoa B.A.,UniversityofRichmond

GlennaTrujillo,Library

FloTsai,OfficeofthePresident B.S.,UniversityofTexasatAustin

MichaelJ.Tymniak,PublicSafety B.S.,SamHoustonStateUniversity

GlennUrick,CustodialServices

TerryT.Vaughn,AssociateDegreeNursing B.S.N.,AngeloStateUniversity A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem B.B.A.,OhioUniversity

GeorgeVickery,PublicSafety

JillVu,Library

EdwinM.Walker,OfficeofTechnologyServices A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

CaseyWang,Library

KarlaWard,BusinessOffice

JayWarren,FoodService

TinaWashco,Corporate&ContinuingEducation M.A.,LesleyCollege B.A.,LesleyCollege A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

TerrenceWatson,PublicSafety

KaceyWestbrook,StudentServices

MiriamWhitsitt,Science&PublicServices B.A.,TexasA&MUniversity,CollegeStation

HollyWilliams,StudentActivities M.S.,FloridaStateUniversity B.S.,UniversityofSouthCrolina-Aiken

VanessaF.Williams,StudentServices B.A.,PrairieViewA&MUniversity

BobbyWilson,BuildingMaintenance

BradWilson,BuildingMaintenance

SusanWilkinson,CollegeRelations B.B.A.,AbileneChristianUniversity

DorethaWilson,StudentServices

NicoleR.Wroblewski,Library A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

ElenaYbarra,FoodService

TwanaYork,CurriculumandInstruction

KimberlyZandwyk,FoodService


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JulieM.Brasher,ComputerGraphicArts B.F.A.,TexasStateUniversity-SanMarcos A.A.,PaloAltoCollege

LisaC.Brashier,Kinesiology M.Ed.,TarletonStateUniversity B.S.,TarletonStateUniversity

PatsyR.Brautigam,Library M.A.,UniversityofHouston M.L.S.,UniversityofTexas-Austin B.A.,UniversityofHouston

AndreaN.Brooks,AssociateDegreeNursing M.S.,TexasWoman’sUniversity B.S.N.,UniversityofTexasMedicalBranch

JamesBrown,PoliticalScience Ph.D.,SunyAtBuffalo M.A.,SunyAtBuffalo B.A.,TexasChristianUniversity

MichelleL.Brown,English M.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity B.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity

BuckJ.Buchanan,Geography M.A.G.,TexasStateUniversity-SanMarcos B.F.A.,TexasStateUniversity-SanMarcos A.A.S.,AustinCommunityCollege

JohnB.Burghduff,Mathematics Ph.D.,UniversityofHouston M.S.,OhioStateUniversity B.S.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation

DeanC.Campa,EmergencyMedicalServiceTech A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

HeatherS.Cannon,ComputerInformationSystem M.B.A.,TarletonStateUniversity B.S.,TarletonStateUniversity

FrankCodispoti,PoliticalScience Ph.D.,MichiganStateUniversity M.A.,IllinoisStateUniversity B.A.,UniversityofAkronMainCampus

KristenS.Conn,Library M.L.S.,TexasWoman’sUniversity B.A.,TexasWesleyanCollege

M.CristinaCordero,Spanish M.A.,UniversityofHouston B.A.,ForeignInstitution

RobertA.Coyle,History M.A.,MarquetteUniversity B.A.,SchreinerCollege

faCULty - LSC-CyfaIR

AmyR.Acord,PoliticalScience M.L.A.,UniversityofSaintThomas M.S.,ForeignInstitution B.A.,TexasStateUniversity-SanMarcos

MacarenaM.Aguilar,EnglishAsaSecondLanguage Ph.D.,WashingtonStateUniversity M.Ed.,UniversityofIdaho B.A.,ForeignInstitution

MarionW.Alexander,Mathematics Ph.D.,UniversityofCalifornia-Davis M.A.,SanFranciscoStateUniversity B.A.,CollegeOfWilliamAndMary

JessicaK.Armenta,Biology Ph.D.,UniversityofWisconsin-Milwaukee B.S.,LouisianaStateUniversityandAgriculture

WilliamJ.Arnold,DraftingTechnology B.S.,TexasTechUniversity B.,TexasTechUniversity

MatthewS.Backer,Art M.A.,IndianaUniversityBloomington B.A.,PomonaCollege

HeatherE.Baker,Speech M.S.,UniversityofNorthTexas B.A.,TexasStateUniversity-SanMarcos

IrisC.Ball,Mathematics M.Ed.,PrairieViewA&MUniversity B.S.,LouisianaStateUniversityandAgriculture

MelindaL.Becker,Management M.S.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation B.B.A.,UniversityofHouston

ChinyoungBergbauer,Mathematics Ph.D.,UniversityofTexas-Austin

DeniseM.Berkey,AssociateDegreeNursing M.S.,TexasWoman’sUniversity B.S.N.,PurdueUniversityMainCampus

SharonL.Bippus,EnglishforSpeakersofOtherLan-guages M.A.,UniversityofSouthernMississippi B.A.,UniversityofHouston

TamikaJ.Blanks,Counseling M.S.,UniversityofSouthAlabama B.S.,TheUniversityofAlabama

RoseL.Botkin,Library M.S.,UniversityofNorthTexas M.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity B.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity

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RyanN.Craig,DevelopmentalStudies M.S.,UniversityofTexas-SanAntonio B.S.,MississippiStateUniversity

LourellaL.Cruz,Chemistry M.S.,ForeignInstitution B.S.,ForeignInstitution

BoCui,MachiningTechnology M.,LamarUniversity B.S.,ForeignInstitution

PaigeC.Davis,Speech M.A.T.,UniversityofTexas-Tyler B.A.,ConcordiaUniversityatAustin

DeniseD.DeGennaro,Radiology M.A.,PrairieViewA&MUniversity B.A.,OurLadyLakeUniversitySanAntonio A.S.,GannonUniversity

WilliamB.Deese,EnglishAsaSecondLanguage M.A.,UniversityofHouston-ClearLake B.A.,UniversityofHouston-ClearLake

SmrutiA.Desai,Biology Ph.D.,UniversityofBombay B.S.,AllIndiaInstituteofMedicalSciences

MarshaJ.Dougherty,Radiology B.A.,EasternIllinoisUniversity A.A.S.,IllinoisEasrternCommunityCollege

JonathanC.Durm,Psychology Ph.D.,UniversityofMississippi M.A.,UniversityofMississippi B.S.,UniversityofTennesseeChattanooga

MichaelJ.Fey,English M.A.,KansasStateUniversity B.A.,KansasStateUniversity

LauraL.Fisher,Art M.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity M.F.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity

MarkI.Fisher,EnglishAsaSecondLanguage M.S.,SunyAtAlbany M.A.,SunyAtAlbany B.A.,SouthwesternUniversity

MariaFlorez,Biology Ph.D.,UniversityofCalifornia-Davis B.S.,NewMexicoStateUniversityMainCampus

HeatherA.Gamber,Mathematics Ph.D.,UniversityofWisconsinMadison M.S.,ForeignInstitution B.S.,ForeignInstitution

SallieA.Gilbertson,AssociateDegreeNursing M.S.N.,UniversityofTexas-Tyler B.S.N.,IndianaPurdueUniversityIndianapolis

PaulaM.Gonzales,Library M.S.,UniversityofNorthTexas B.S.,UniversityofHoustonDowntown

MarionGoodman,VocationalNursing B.S.N.,ExcelsiorCollege

SandraJ.Grebe,Biology M.S.,NewMexicoInstituteMining&Technology B.S.,ForeignInstitution

HeidiJ.Green,PoliticalScience M.L.A.,HarvardUniversity B.S.,UniversityofNebraskaAtKearney

SusanE.Green,Library M.B.A.,UniversityofTexas-Arlington M.S.,UniversityofNorthTexas B.S.,WashingtonUniversity

StacyB.Gresell,Speech M.A.,EasternMichiganUniversity B.S.,IllinoisStateUniversity

ClaireB.Gunnels,Library M.S.,SimmonsCollege B.A.,MountHolyokeCollege

JaneL.Hagele,AssociateDegreeNursing M.B.A.,LewisUniversity M.S.,UniversityofIllinoisAtChicago B.S.N.,BenedictineUniversity

MarisolS.Hall,Biology M.S.,AngeloStateUniversity B.S.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation

SandraD.Harvey,History M.A.,BaylorUniversity B.A.,BaylorUniversity

CharlesT.Hathaway,FireTechnology M.A.,SaintMary’sUniversity B.A.,UniversityofLouisianaAtMonroe

NatashaN.Haydel,DevelopmentalStudies M.Ed.,PrairieViewA&MUniversity B.S.,PrairieViewA&MUniversity

IdolinaHernandez,Sociology M.A.,BostonCollege B.A.,UniversityofTexas-Austin

JulieM.Hinojosa,Counseling M.A.,OralRobertsUniversity B.A.,BaylorUniversity


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Chiung-YaoHo,EnglishAsaSecondLanguage Ph.D.,UniversityofTexas-Austin M.S.,CarnegieMellonUniversity M.A.,UniversityofMichigan,AnnArbor B.A.,NationalTaiwanUniversity

AlexanderB.Hogan,PoliticalScience M.A.,UniversityofRhodeIsland B.A.,UniversityofMissouri-KansasCity

StaciaS.Hoskin,AssociateDegreeNursing M.S.,WaldenUniversity B.S.,AlcornStateUniversity

RubenA.Howard,LogisticsManagement M.S.B.A.,A&MUniversity-Texarkana M.S.,TexasSouthernUniversity B.S.,JacksonStateUniversity

ErikT.Hoyer,Biology D.C.,PalmerCollegeOfChiropractic B.S.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation

SusieH.Hsieh,Biology Ph.D.,UniversityofMarylandCollegePark B.S.,GeorgetownUniversity

KimberlyD.Hubbard,ComputerInformationSystem M.B.A.,OurLadyLakeUniversitySanAntonio B.S.,LouisianaStateUniversityShreveport

LeyelM.Hudson,InterpreterTrainingTech A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

TroyE.Huechtker,Art M.F.A.,UniversityofCalifornia-SantaBarbara B.F.A.,SchoolOfVisualArts

KathyL.Hughes,Biology D.V.M.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation M.S.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation B.A.,UniversityofHouston

JacquelynE.Jebens,Sociology M.A.,NorthernIllinoisUniversity B.S.,NorthernIllinoisUniversity

BritneyM.Jeffrey,English M.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity B.A.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation

RoscoeA.Johnson,English M.Div.,PrincetonTheologicalSeminary M.A.,NorthCarolinaStateUniversity B.A.,NorthCarolinaStateUniversity

AndrewJ.Jones,MachineToolTechnology B.S.,SamHoustonStateUniversity

KatrievaS.Jones,ComputerInformationSystem B.S.,UniversityofTexas-PanAmerican

MaryC.Jones,VocationalNursing A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

RonaldW.Jones,Drama M.A.,RhodeIslandCollege B.A.,UniversityofHouston

SandraJ.Kacir,AssociateDegreeNursing M.S.N.,UniversityofPhoenix B.S.N.,TexasTechUniversityHealthScienceCenter A.A.S.,MidlandCollege

MiltonM.Kandeh,Biology M.S.,PrairieViewA&MUniversity B.S.,ForeignInstitution

SusanKautz,DevelopmentalStudies M.A.,MarshallUniversity B.S.Ed.,WestVirginiaStateCollege

ThomasKelly,History M.A.,UniversityofHouston B.A.,UniversityofHouston

JoanneE.Kendall,DevelopmentalStudies M.S.,UniversityofMassachusetts-Lowel B.S.,FitchburgStateCollege

PaulaJ.Khalaf,DevelopmentalStudies M.Ed.,UniversityofHouston B.A.,UniversityofHouston A.G.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem M.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity

MichaelR.Konvicka,GeographicalInformationSystems M.S.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation B.S.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation

KimberlyH.Lane,DevelopmentalStudies M.S.,UniversityofNewOrleans B.S.,UniversityofNewOrleans

JonathanL.Leach,InterpreterTrainingTech M.S.,LamarUniversity A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

FayD.Lee,English M.Ed.,UniversityofHouston B.A.,BaylorUniversity

GailW.Lorber,Business M.B.A.,ClarkUniversity B.S.,ClarkUniversity

JeremiL.Martin,Sonography B.A.,SoutheasternOklahomaStateUniversity

GailL.Marxhausen,English M.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity M.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity B.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity


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NEL

DavidA.Maurer,DevelopmentalStudies M.Ed.,TexasStateUniversity-SanMarcos B.S.Ed.,TexasStateUniversity-SanMarcos

RuthM.McDonald,Library M.L.S.,SamHoustonStateUniversity B.A.,ForeignInstitution

AnthonyJ.McMillan,Library M.S.,UniversityofNorthTexas B.A.,MorehouseCollege

MelanieR.Metzger,Library M.L.S.,SyracuseUniversity B.S.,SyracuseUniversity

J.DavidMiller,DevelopmentalStudies M.A.,UniversityofTexas-Austin B.S.,UniversityofWyoming

KimberlyE.Miller,EmergencyMedicalServiceTech A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

SharonT.Miller,DevelopmentalStudies M.Ed.,UniversityofGeorgia A.B.J.,UniversityofGeorgia

ShawnT.Miller,Accounting M.P.A.,UniversityofTexas-Austin B.S.,UniversityofNevada-LasVegas

HeatherA.Mitchell,English M.A.,StephenF.AustinStateUniversity B.A.,UniversityofSouthernIndiana A.A.,HendersonCommunityCollege

AmyA.Mollberg,Library M.S.,LouisianaStateUniversityandAgriculture B.S.,UniversityofNorthAlabama

JasonL.Moulenbelt,Philosophy M.A.,WesternMichiganUniversity B.A.,WesternMichiganUniversity A.A.,KalamazooValleyCommunityCollege

TinaS.Mrouri,PoliticalScience M.L.A.,UniversityofSaintThomas B.A.,UniversityofHouston

MichaelA.Naglieri,FireTechnology B.S.,UniversityofHouston A.A.S.,HoustonCommunityCollege

KarlaM.Nast,DevelopmentalStudies M.Ed.,UniversityofHouston B.A.,UniversityofHoustonRonaldA.Nespeca,Kinesiology M.S.,UniversityofArkansasMainCampus B.S.,SaintMary’sCollegeofCalifornia

ChristopherA.Newton,IndustrialMaintenance A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

SangV.Ngo,DraftingTechnology A.A.S.,UniversityofArkansasAtFortSmith

MonicaR.Norem,Library M.L.S.,UniversityofTexas-Austin B.A.,TexasLutheranUniversity

LawrenceE.Norris,Radiology M.S.W.,OurLadyLakeUniversitySanAntonio B.S.,ParkUniversity A.A.,CCAirForce

RobertM.O’Brien,History M.A.,WesternKentuckyUniversity B.S.,AustinPeayStateUniversity

JamiliL.Omar,English M.A.,NewMexicoStateUniversityMainCampus B.A.,AdrianCollege

WendyE.Parslow-Helton,Psychology M.A.,PepperdineUniversity B.A.,CaliforniaStateUniversity-Fullert

IrinaPatten,EnglishAsaSecondLanguage M.A.,ForeignInstitution B.A.,ForeignInstitution

ClaireM.Phillips,Business M.B.A.,RockhurstCollege B.A.,RockhurstCollege

DavidE.Potts,InteractiveMedia M.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity B.S.,SamHoustonStateUniversity

RickD.Pretzsch,Economics J.D.,JohnMarshallLawSchool M.A.,RooseveltUniversity B.A.,RooseveltUniversity A.A.,ElginCommunityCollegeSunnyeR.Pruden,Speech M.A.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation B.A.,TrinityUniversity

HuzhuangQian,Music M.M.,SamHoustonStateUniversity

DanielL.Rathe,EmergencyMedicalServiceTech M.P.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity B.S.,SamHoustonStateUniversity

RebeccaL.Ray,Counseling M.S.,TroyStateUniversityMontgomery B.A.,UniversityofNorthernColorado

PamelynJ.Reed,DevelopmentalStudies M.S.,PrairieViewA&MUniversity B.A.,TexasSouthernUniversity


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LoriLynnL.Richter,Psychology M.S.,UtahStateUniversity B.A.,UniversityofTexas-Austin

BrendaA.Rivera,DevelopmentalStudies M.A.,UniversityofHouston B.A.,UniversityofHouston

QuintenD.Robertson,AssociateDegreeNursing M.S.N.,PrairieViewA&MUniversity B.S.N.,GramblingStateUniversity

EstherM.Robinson,History M.A.,UniversityofTulsa B.A.,OralRobertsUniversity

JoseA.Rodriguez,Sonography B.S.,OregonInstituteOfTechnology A.A.S.,DelMarCollege

JessicaE.Roscher,DevelopmentalStudies M.S.,UniversityofHouston B.S.,UniversityofAlabamaAtBirmingham A.A.S.,NorthwestAlabamaStateTechnology

RebeccaA.Royer,EnglishAsaSecondLanguage M.A.,McneeseStateUniversity B.S.,McneeseStateUniversity

RolaH.Salam,Mathematics M.S.,TexasStateUniversity-SanMarcos B.S.,ForeignInstitution

KristinaN.Sampson,Mathematics M.S.,PrairieViewA&MUniversity B.S.,PrairieViewA&MUniversity

TracyR.Samuel,Mathematics M.Ed.,PrairieViewA&MUniversity B.S.,PrairieViewA&MUniversity

SylviaP.SanPedro,DevelopmentalStudies M.Ed.,UniversityofSaintThomas M.S.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation B.S.,UniversityofHouston

SergioE.Sarmiento,Geology A.B.D.,UniversityofHouston M.S.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation

ChristophE.Schiessl,History Ph.D.,WayneStateUniversity M.A.,KatholischeUniversitatt-Ingolstadt

KellyR.Schimmel,History M.A.,PurdueUniversityMainCampus B.A.,GrandValleyStateUniversity

AnnaV.Schmidt,DevelopmentalStudies Ph.D.,ForeignInstitution B.A.,ForeignInstitution

DorotheaG.Scott,Library M.L.S.,TexasWoman’sUniversity B.B.A.,UniversityofHouston

GinaR.Scott,MedicalAssisting A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

TimR.Sebesta,Kinesiology A.B.D.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation M.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity B.A.T.,SamHoustonStateUniversity

JamesB.Seymour,History Ph.D.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation M.A.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation B.A.,TrinityUniversity

MayadaS.Shahrokhi,Mathematics M.S.,UniversityofHouston B.S.,UniversityofHoustonDowntown

EliseJ.Sheppard,Library M.A.,UniversityofWisconsinMadison B.A.,NorthwesternUniversity

SuzanneShield-Polk,Art M.F.A.,CaliforniaStateUniversity-Northridge B.F.A.,UniversityofTexas-Austin

CarenL.Shoup,EnglishAsaSecondLanguage M.A.,UniversityofTexas-SanAntonio B.A.,TrinityUniversity

UlandaE.Simpson,AssociateDegreeNursing M.S.N.,UniversityofTexasHealthScience B.S.N.,PrairieViewA&MUniversity

AlexB.Smith,History M.A.,TexasStateUniversity-SanMarcos B.A.,TexasStateUniversity-SanMarcos

GinaM.Sprowl,Accounting M.S.,UniversityofNorthTexas B.S.,UniversityofNorthTexas A.A.,EastfieldCollege

RebeccaA.Stasney,DevelopmentalStudies M.A.,UniversityofHouston-ClearLake B.A.,UniversityofTexas-Austin

AngelicaF.Sutton,Counseling M.Ed.,UniversityofHouston B.S.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation

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LauraTaggett,English M.A.,IowaStateUniversity B.A.,SaginawValleyStateUniversity A.A.,DeltaCollege

MatthewD.Taylor,Speech M.A.,TexasStateUniversity-SanMarcos B.A.,TexasStateUniversity-SanMarcos

DeniseS.Thompson,English M.F.A.,UniversityofArizona B.A.,UniversityofHouston

KishaL.Thompson,ComputerGraphicArts M.S.,UniversityofHouston B.S.,UniversityofHouston

MarkThorsby,Philosophy M.A.,TheNewSchool B.A.,CaliforniaBaptistUniversity

Gholam-HosseinToutounchi,Physics Ph.D.,UniversityofNewMexicoMainCampus M.S.,UniversityofNewMexicoMainCampus

MatthewG.Turner,English M.A.,ClemsonUniversity B.A.,UniversityofNewMexicoMainCampus

AmyS.Uribe,Spanish M.A.,UniversityofNorthernIowa B.A.,SaintNorbertCollege

RebekahL.Valdez,AssociateDegreeNursing M.S.N.,UniversityofTexasMedicalBranch B.S.,SoutheasternLouisianaUniversity

AnnE.VanHeerden,Chemistry D.Ph.I.,UniversityofTexas-Austin B.A.,CollegeOfSaintCatherine

VictoriaE.VanWie,Psychology Ph.D.,UniversityofMississippi M.A.,UniversityofMississippi B.A.,UniversityofSouthernCalifornia

PadmajaB.Vedartham,Biology M.S.,ForeignInstitution B.S.,ForeignInstitution

KristofferG.Villarreal,WeldingTechnology A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem A.A.S.,SouthTexasCollege

RosemarieF.Visconti,Library M.L.S.,CunyQueensCollege B.S.Ed.,HofstraUniversity

MelanieS.Wachsmann,Library M.L.S.,TexasWoman’sUniversity B.A.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation

PaigeE.Walker,DevelopmentalStudies M.Ed.,UniversityofHouston B.A.,BaylorUniversity

ClayJ.White,Biology M.S.,TexasStateUniversity-SanMarcos B.S.,AngeloStateUniversity

DoraA.Whiteside,Counseling Ed.D.,TexasSouthernUniversity M.Ed.,TexasSouthernUniversity B.S.Ed.,UniversityofNorthAlabama

JulieL.Wilbur,DevelopmentalStudies M.A.,BallStateUniversity B.A.,SouthwesternUniversity

TracyL.Williams,Library M.L.S.,UniversityofTexas-Austin B.A.,UniversityofTexas-Austin

JulieR.Wilson,Counseling M.S.,CapellaUniversity B.S.,SamHoustonStateUniversity

JohnC.Wolfskill,Music D.M.A.,UniversityofHouston M.Ed.,SamHoustonStateUniversity B.Med.,SamHoustonStateUniversity

VenancioYbarra,ElectronicsTechnology B.S.,UniversityofHouston A.A.S.,AlvinCommunityCollege

LandraD.Young,DevelopmentalStudies M.S.,PrairieViewA&MUniversity B.S.,PrairieViewA&MUniversity

RamirB.Yulatic,Sonography B.S.,UniversityofHouston A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

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LONE StaR COLLEgE-KINgWOOD

aDmINIStRatORS - LSC-KINgWOOD

KatherineB.Persson,President,LSC-Kingwood Ph.D.,UniversityofTexas-Austin M.S.,TexasWoman’sUniversity B.S.,TexasStateUniversity-SanMarcos

KathleenB.Adkins,Director,Counseling&Advising M.L.A.,UniversityofSaintThomas B.S.,UniversityofHouston

ElizabethA.Chapman,Dean,Instruction Ed.D.,UniversityofHouston M.Ed.,UniversityofHouston B.,UniversityAlberta

WilliamE.Coppola,ExecutiveDirector/Academic PartnershipsandInitiatives Ph.D.,UniversityofNorthTexas M.Ed.,UniversityofNorthTexas B.A.,MichiganStateUniversity

ChristopherS.Crumley,Director,EnrollmentManagement M.A.,CaliforniaStateUniversity-LongBeach B.A.,CaliforniaStateUniversity-LongBeach

HenryC.Garcia,Dean,CollegeRelations M.A.,UniversityoftheIncarnateWord B.A.,TexasStateUniversity-SanMarcos

RobinE.Garrett,Director,ContinuingEducation M.S.,NovaSoutheasternUniversity Ed.S.,NovaSoutheasternUniversity B.S.,BellevueUniversity

WilliamEddieMcFadden,Director,Facilities M.S.,AbileneChristianUniversity B.S.,AbileneChristianUniversity

JohnM.O’Malley,VicePresident,AdministrativeServices Ph.D.,WashingtonStateUniversity M.B.A.,LoyolaUniversityofChicago M.A.,LoyolaUniversityofChicago B.S.,LoyolaUniversityofChicago

RebeccaL.Riley,VicePresident,Instruction Ed.D.,SamHoustonStateUniversity M.F.A.,TexasTechUniversity B.F.A.,TexasTechUniversity

DonnaG.Spivey,Director,NursingProgram M.S.N.,UniversityofTexas-Tyler B.S.N.,UniversityofTexasMedicalBranch

CathyS.Stenner,Director,BusinessOperations B.B.A.,UniversityofHouston B.A.,TrinityUniversity

JamesD.Stubbs,Dean,Instruction A.B.D.,BaylorUniversity M.Med.,UniversityofNorthTexas B.A.,LouisianaTechUniversity

CarolynF.Wade,Director,StudentDevelopment M.S.,TexasA&MUniversityCommerce B.A.,PrairieViewA&MUniversity

AlmaR.Watson,Director,OccupationalTherapyProgram M.O.T.,TexasWoman’sUniversity B.A.,LouisianaStateUniversityandAgriculture

PeggyJ.Whitley,Dean,EducationalSupportServices M.L.S.,SamHoustonStateUniversity B.A.,SouthernMethodistUniversity

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J.MarkAbles,Maintenance

HugoAguilar,CustodialServices

ValerieAguirre,Math,Science,HealthDivision

DevonL.Alexander,Corporate&ContinuingEducation M.B.A.,WaldenUniversity B.S.,UniversityofNebraska-Lincoln

AmyE.Altermann,Math,Science,HealthDivision A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

TeresaAparicio,BusinessOffice

TorrisA.Badger,Facilities A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

RoycelynBastian,MediaRelations

GregoryBecwar,VicePresident,Instruction M.B.A.,UniversityofNebraskaOmaha B.S.,UniversityofWisconsin-Platteville

SheliaBenard,Corporate&ContinuingEducation B.S.,SpringfieldCollege

JanM.Benjamin,Math,Science,HealthDivision B.S.,McneeseStateUniversity

MarlyM.Berne,HumanResources A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

SarahBerry,VicePresident,Instruction

NevaBlack,Counseling&Advising

BeverlyBodenhamer,Corporate&ContinuingEducation

RaymundoBolton,Library

KennethBoone,Counseling&Advising

EdwinBrega,CollegeRelations

MichaelBrown,CustodialServices

DiomiBurgin,Counseling&Advising A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

BarbaraA.Burns,StudentDevelopment M.A.,TexasWoman’sUniversity B.S.,TexasWoman’sUniversity

RosemaryP.Carter,Corporate&ContinuingEducation B.A.,UniversityofTexas-Austin

LeonardoP.Carvajal,OfficeofTechnologyServices B.S.,ForeignInstitution A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

JuliaCastellanos,CustodialServices

PatriciaL.Chandler,Corporate&ContinuingEducation B.S.,AuburnUniversity

WilliamChittenden,Facilities

MichaelA.Clark,OfficeofTechnologyServices A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

NormaJ.Clark,Technology A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

PamelaR.Clarke,Technology M.S.,UniversityofIowa B.A.,SunyCollegeAtGeneseo

LauraCodner,VicePresidentAdministrativeServices

RobertColt,PublicSafety

CarlosCortez,OfficeofTechnologyServices A.A.,HoustonCommunityCollege

CristinM.Coyne,Arts&Humanities A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

RosaCuellar,Library

LindaCundiff,BusinessOffice

MariaDiaz,CustodialServices

JonathanDiBlasi,CollegeRelations

RobertDygert,GroundsMaintenance

GaryEakin,Facilities

JustinEllis,GroundsMaintenance

DebbraL.Esparza,Library A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

WavaEverton,AcademicDevelopmentCenter A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

LillieFaulkner,Facilities

DelFayard,PublicSafety

LinseyFerguson,Technology

LauraFialkowski,Counseling&Advising

JohnFisher,Admissions

MatthewForshee,CustodialServices

SamanthaFoster,BusinessOffice

JanetFranklin,DentalHygiene

TrachealM.Freeman,Arts&Humanities M.B.A.,TexasSouthernUniversity B.S.,SouthernUniversityAtNewOrleans A.A.,DelgadoCommunityCollege

PROfESSIONaL aND SUPPORt Staff - LSC-KINgWOOD

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EricaGama,Arts&Humanities

FranciscaGarcia,CustodialServices

JuanaGarcia,CustodialServices

DebraGonzalez,FinancialAid&StudentEmployment

KatieGoodwin,BusinessOffice

ElijahGray,GroundsCharlesGrentz,OfficeofTechnologyServices

DerrickHarris,PublicSafety

KarenHawkins,FinancialAid&StudentEmployment

ConnieHicks,OfficeofthePresident

KennethHolmes,LearningCenter

AllisonHuffy,Library

CarlosJacobo,FinancialAid&StudentEmployment

ItaL.Jervis,Counseling&Advising B.S.,UniversityofHoustonDowntown A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

GarrickP.Joubert,CollegeRelations B.S.,McneeseStateUniversity

LaverneKasprzak,Admissions

DonaldKaze,Facilities

NicoleKeenan,Admissions B.A.,TAMUCorpusChristi

JaeKim,FinancialAid

DanielH.Ko,CollegeRelations M.F.A.,UniversityofSouthernCalifornia B.A.,JohnsHopkinsUniversity

JenniferLeadbetter,ContinuingEducation

MichelleM.Lee,Facilities A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

StephenLobue,GroundsMaintenance

AlinaL.Longoria,FinancialAid&StudentEmployment B.S.,UniversityofHouston,Downtown A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

CynthiaLopez,Admissions

JenniferMartinez,Library

MariaMata,CustodialServices

JudeA.McCormick,OfficeofTechnologyServices B.S.,UniversityofHoustonDowntown A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

AnneL.McGittigan,Library B.A.,LouisianaStateUniversityandAgriculture

NinaMcKinney,StudentDevelopment B.A.,DnipropetrovskUniversityofEconomics&Law

MariaMcNease,OfficeofthePresident

AmandaJ.Merchant,Technology A.A.S.,SanJacintoCollegeCentral

RickyMerrywell,PublicSafety

DenaB.Meshell,BusinessOffice B.B.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

GloriaMeza,CustodialServices

RichardMiertschin,GroundsMaintenance

KirstyS.Miller,Counseling&Advising B.E.S.S.,TexasStateUniversity-SanMarcos

DebraJoH.Moore,Counseling&Advising B.A.,AmericanInterContinentalUniversity A.A.,AmericanInterContinentalUniversity

HarryJ.Moore,OfficeofTechnologyServices M.B.A.,UniversityofPhoenix B.S.,PrairieViewA&MUniversity

NoeliaMorua,CustodialServices

ThomasE.Moyers,Counseling&Advising M.Ed.,UniversityofHouston B.S.,UniversityofNebraskaOmaha

LenaE.Myers,Admissions A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

VictoriaK.Myers,AssociateDegreeNursing B.S.,SyracuseUniversity

SuzanS.Nasra,Math,Science,HealthDivision A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

JodiNorris,PublicSafety

OlgaOrtiz,CustodialServices

MarkC.Osborne,Corporate&ContinuingEducation B.S.,UniversityofTexas-Tyler A.A.,WeatherfordCollege

DannyOsburn,Corporate&ContinuingEducation

KathleenPayne,Arts&Humanities

RosaPereira,CustodialServices

CamiPhelps,Admissions

StephenPhillips,PublicSafety


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PERSON

NEL

BettyPinkney,Facilities

DaniellePloucha,Technology

MaleaA.Pruitt,Admissions A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

CathleenA.Quayle,Corporate&ContinuingEducation B.A.,TulaneUniversity

CraigA.Redd,PublicSafety B.S.,SamHoustonStateUniversity

NikkiRemik,StudentActivities

AngelaRobinson,Math,Science,HealthDivision

LindaRogers,Corporate&ContinuingEducation

RebecaSalinas,CustodialServices

MichaelSalyer,CustodialServices

JesusSaucedo,Counseling&AdvisingJanetA.Schultz,Arts&Humanities B.A.,MichiganStateUniversity

DemeciaSegura,CustodialServices

JosephineSelf,CentralDuplicating

JeanShavers,Payroll

RandyShaw,VicePresident,Instruction

EmmettSherrod,CustodialServices

RhondaC.Shropshire,Math,Science,HealthDivision A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

VictoriaB.Southworth,Counseling&Advising B.A.,UniversityofHouston

DeetraSpann,PublicSafety

ShawnS.Stevens,Counseling&Advising B.A.A.S.,UniversityofNorthTexas A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

GenevaStubbs,Counseling&Advising

GaleTan,VicePresident,Instruction B.S.,ForeignInstitution


JanisTerry,LearningCenter

MiriamThiessen,Admissions

AmyToosi,AssociateDegreeNursing B.S.N.,YorkUniversity

IsabelTorres,Technology

JohnA.Turner,StudentActivities M.A.,UniversityofLouisville B.S.,CaliforniaStateUniversity-EastBay A.A.S.,PearlRiverCommunityCollege

LafondaR.Turner,Admissions

RaymondValle,OfficeofTechnologyServices B.S.,MidwesternStateUniversity A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

RosalieC.Vasquez,Counseling&Advising B.A.,UniversityofHoustonDowntown A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

RoyVelasquez,Maintenance

SandraVelazquez,Library B.B.A.,UniversityofTexas-ElPaso

KalliopeVlahos,Arts&Humanities M.F.A.,UniversityofArizona B.A.,KentStateUniversityMainCampus

SusanM.Walcott,Counseling&Advising B.A.,OurLadyLakeUniversitySanAntonio A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

WayneWhite,Facilities

KeithWied,PublicSafety

KarenWoolley,Counseling&Advising

IreneYanez,OfficeofTechnologyServices

IrvinYanez,AcademicDevelopmentCenter

AsheYoung,GroundsMaintenance

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ON

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MargaretM.Aalund,AssociateDegreeNursing M.S.,UniversityofTexasSchoolofNursing-Galveston B.S.,UniversityofTexasSchoolofNursing-Galveston

JamesE.Alleman,Mathematics M.S.,LamarUniversity B.S.,LamarUniversity

RichardH.Almstedt,Kinesiology M.Ed.,UniversityofHouston B.A.,MonmouthCollege

AnneE.Amis,EnglishAsaSecondLanguage B.A.,HendrixCollege

CynthiaJ.Baker,English M.A.,UniversityofNorthTexas B.A.,TexasTechUniversity

PatriciaA.Barker,English Ph.D.,UniversityofTexas-Dallas M.A.,UniversityofTexas-Dallas B.A.,TrinityUniversity

JohnM.Barr,History A.B.D.,UniversityofHouston M.A.,UniversityofHouston-ClearLake B.A.,UniversityofKentucky

HopeM.Beggan,Library M.L.S.,LouisianaStateUniversityandAgriculture B.S.,McneeseStateUniversity

NoelC.Bezette,Psychology M.Ed.,UniversityofHouston B.S.,UniversityofHouston

MaryK.Bjorklund,AssociateDegreeNursing M.S.N.,UniversityofPhoenix B.S.,TexasWoman’sUniversity

PaulA.Blakelock,PoliticalScience Ph.D.,UniversityofHouston M.A.,UniversityofHouston

DominicR.Bongiorni,Speech Ph.D.,WaldenUniversity M.A.,WilliamPatersonUniversityofNewJersey B.A.,DuquesneUniversity

RebeccaB.Bradley,Library M.S.,UniversityofNorthTexas B.A.,TulaneUniversity

LisaH.Bryant,Speech M.A.,TexasTechUniversity B.A.,TexasTechUniversity

EK.Buzbee,RespiratoryCare A.A.S.,TarrantCountySouthCampus

MiguelA.Caceres,Mathematics Ph.D.,UniversityofHouston M.S.,GeorgiaInstituteofTechnology B.,GeorgiaInstituteofTechnology

CynthiaB.Calvert,Journalism M.Ed.,LamarUniversity B.A.,UniversityofTexas-Austin

YolandaM.Camarata,Kinesiology&Nutrition M.S.,UniversityofTexas-PanAmerican M.S.,UniversityofBridgeport B.S.,UniversityofTexasMedicalBranch

FionaB.Campbell,RespiratoryCare B.S.,TexasTechUniversityHealthScienceCenter A.A.S.,AlvinCommunityCollege

ElenaE.Cataldo,ForeignLanguages M.S.,FordhamUniversity B.A.,FordhamUniversity

WilliamM.Clark,Biology M.D.,UniversityofTexasMedicalSchool-Houston M.B.A.,UniversityofHouston B.S.,BaylorUniversity

DanielI.Coleman,Philosophy Ph.D.,RiceUniversity M.A.,RiceUniversity B.S.,UniversityofHouston

SusanG.Cotton,English Ph.D.,UniversityofLouisianaAtLafayette M.A.,UniversityofLouisianaAtMonroe B.A.,UniversityofLouisianaAtMonroe

CoryR.Cryer,Art M.F.A.,TexasWoman’sUniversity B.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity

TerriL.Currie,VocationalNursing B.S.N.,UniversityofTexasHealthScience A.A.S.,AlvinCommunityCollege

StephenK.Davis,History M.A.,UniversityofHouston B.A.,UniversityofHouston

VidaG.Davoudi,PoliticalScience Ph.D.,SouthernIllinoisUniversityCarbondale M.S.,SouthernIllinoisUniversityCarbondale B.A.,AmericanUniversityBeirut

JosephL.Dawson,Accounting M.A.A.,HoustonBaptistUniversity B.B.A.,UniversityofTexas-PanAmerican

MelissaD.Dearing,RespiratoryCare A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem B.S.,MidwesternStateUniversity

JamshidDerakhshandeh,ComputerInformationSystems M.S.,UniversityofHouston-ClearLake B.S.,UniversityofHouston-ClearLake

RolandC.Desoignie,Biology M.A.,UniversityofKansas M.A.,UniversityofKansas B.A.,UniversityofKansas

faCULty - LSC-KINgWOOD

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JohnJ.Dethloff,English M.F.A.,UniversityofNotreDame B.S.,UniversityofHouston-ClearLake

HonoraE.Diaz,Economics M.A.,UniversityofHouston B.A.,UniversityofConnecticut

StephanieCockrellDoyen,Mathematics M.S.,StephenF.AustinStateUniversity M.Ed.,StephenF.AustinStateUniversity B.S.,EastTexasBaptistUniversity

FranklinC.Emeka,Sociology M.A.,UniversityofHouston-ClearLake B.S.,UniversityofHoustonDowntown Ph.D.,PVAMU

CarolA.Erb,VocationalNursing B.S.N.,PrairieViewA&MUniversity A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

JasonG.Ford,ComputerInformationSystems B.F.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity

AnthonyS.Foster,Sociology M.A.,UniversityofTennesseeKnoxville M.S.,UniversityofTennesseeKnoxville B.A.,UniversityofWestGeorgia

LindaF.Gallander,OccupationalTherapy M.O.T.,TexasWoman’sUniversity M.S.,TulaneUniversity B.S.,MillsapsCollege

HazelJ.Gilbert,VocationalNursing A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

SuzetteM.Goss,Mathematics M.S.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation B.S.,StephenF.AustinStateUniversity

MichaelD.Griffith,Management M.B.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity B.S.,OklahomaChristianUniversity

LisaM.Hall,ComputerInformationSystems M.A.,ColumbiaCollege B.S.,ColumbiaCollege A.S.,ColumbiaCollege

PattiS.Hardesty,AssociateDegreeNursing M.S.N.,UniversityofTexasHealthScience B.S.,UniversityofTexasHealthScience

BrendaJ.Harrell,Cosmetology A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

LutriciaA.Harrison,AssociateDegreeNursing M.S.N.,PrairieViewA&MUniversity B.S.N.,PrairieViewA&MUniversity

MichaelR.Harshfield,RespiratoryCare B.S.,UniversityofPugetSound

RaquelHenry,Psychology Ph.D.,TexasWoman’sUniversity M.Ed.,UniversityofHouston B.A.,UniversityofMichigan-AnnArbor

SuannL.Hereford,Math,Science,HealthDivision Ph.D.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation M.Ed.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation M.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity B.S.,SamHoustonStateUniversity

KarsanR.Hirani,ComputerGraphicArts M.S.,PrattInstitute

LindaA.Holcomb,Management M.B.A.,UniversityofSaintThomas B.A.,UniversityofTexas-Austin

LeonardE.Hullar,History M.A.,UniversityofAlabamaAtBirmingham B.A.,UniversityofAlabamaAtBirmingham

MarshaJ.Irwin,AssociateDegreeNursing Ph.D.,WaldenUniversity M.Ed.,UniversityofCentralOklahoma B.S.,UniversityofCentralOklahoma

LeeA.Jerls,AssociateDegreeNursing M.S.,BallStateUniversity B.S.N.,MckendreeCollege

KeturahA.Johnson,Mathematics M.S.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation B.A.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation

MargarethaL.Johnson,ComputerInformationSystems M.S.,UniversityofHouston B.A.,UniversityofHouston

AmeliaA.Keel,English Ph.D.,UniversityofLouisianaAtLafayett M.B.A.,UniversityofPhoenix B.A.,TexasWoman’sUniversity

KatherineKeilty,Physics Ph.D.,RiceUniversity M.S.,RiceUniversity B.S.,TheCatholicUniversityofAmerica

SharonL.Kenemore,Technology M.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity B.A.A.S.,SamHoustonStateUniversity A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

ReneeE.Key,AssociateDegreeNursing A.A.S.,AlvinCommunityCollege M.S.N.,TexasTechUniversityHealthScienceCenter

DaliaM.Khalaf,DevelopmentalStudies M.Ed.,National-LouisUniversity B.A.,ForeignInstitution

MargaretN.Lambert,History M.A.,UniversityofHouston B.S.,UniversityofHouston

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DianeLangton,AssociateDegreeNursing M.S.,SyracuseUniversity B.S.,SyracuseUniversity A.A.S.,GuilfordTechnicalCommunityCollege

WilliamW.Leach,Astronomy M.S.,UniversityofHouston B.S.,UniversityofHouston

MariaR.Letargo,Geology Ph.D.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation M.S.,UniversityofCincinnatiMainCampus B.S.,ForeignInstitution

LeeAnnC.Liebst,Counseling&Advising M.Ed.,TexasTechUniversity B.S.,TexasTechUniversity

NickieO.Loftin,AssociateDegreeNursing M.S.N.,UniversityofPhoenix B.S.N.,TexasTechUniversity A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

MarilynMagnant,InteriorDesignTech A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

CalebA.Makukutu,Biology D.rPH,UniversityofTexasHealthScienceCenter,Houston M.P.H.,UniversityofTexasHealthScienceCenter,Houston M.B.A.,OurLadyoftheLakeUniversity,SanAntonio B.S.,IowaStateUniversity

ChristopherB.Martin,Mathematics Ph.D.,UniversityofHouston M.S.,UniversityofHouston B.A.,RiceUniversity

BlissW.Mayberry,Cosmetology A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

KennyP.McCowen,RespiratoryCare B.S.,TAMUCorpusChristi A.A.S.,DelMarCollege

HilaryD.Miller,ComputerInformationSystems M.S.,MississippiStateUniversity B.B.A.,MississippiStateUniversity

ToddR.Miller,Music D.M.A.,UniversityofHouston M.M.,UniversityofArizona B.M.,UniversityofLouisville

JosephR.Minton,English M.A.,UniversityofRichmond B.A.,Randolph-MaconCollege

DonnaM.MonteferanteJohnson,ComputerGraphicArts M.S.O.T.,UniversityofHouston B.S.,ExcelsiorCollege A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

ElizabethR.Morgan,Biology M.Ed.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation B.S.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation

AmyB.Murphy,DentalHygiene B.S.,StephenF.AustinStateUniversity

ChristinaR.Nunez,AssociateDegreeNursing M.S.N.,UniversityofTexasMedicalBranch B.S.,TexasWoman’sUniversity

MariOmori,Art M.F.A.,UniversityofCalifornia-LosAngeles B.A.,CaliforniaStateUniversity-Northridge

SusanM.Ouren,InteriorDesignTech M.Ed.,SamHoustonStateUniversity B.S.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

SuzyA.Page,English M.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity B.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity

LarisaPatrascu,Mathematics M.S.,ForeignInstitution B.S.,ForeignInstitution

CollierD.Patton,Speech M.A.,BaylorUniversity B.A.,Hardin-SimmonsUniversity

MariM.Peddycoart,Mathematics M.S.,LamarUniversity B.S.,LamarUniversity

DianPetty,Biology M.Ag.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation B.A.,UniversityofTexas-Austin

DavidW.Putz,PoliticalScience Ph.D.,UniversityofHouston M.A.,UniversityofHouston B.S.,UniversityofTexas-Austin

DavidJ.Ragsdale,English Ph.D.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation M.A.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation B.A.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation

BrendaK.Rambarran,DevelopmentalStudies M.A.,UniversityofHouston-ClearLake M.A.,UniversityofHouston-ClearLake B.A.,SaintMary’sUniversity

JohnH.Reutter,Mathematics M.A.,EasternMichiganUniversity B.S.,XavierUniversity

KelleyN.Revuelto,Art M.A.,TexasWoman’sUniversity B.F.A.,TexasStateUniversity-SanMarcos

RaúlR.Reyes,History M.A.,UniversityofTexas-ElPaso B.A.,UniversityofTexas-ElPaso A.A.,ElPasoCommunityCollege

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RachelleD.Richardson,AssociateDegreeNursing M.S.N.,UniversityofCincinnatiMainCampus B.S.N.,UniversityofCincinnatiMainCampus

JimmiRushing,Library M.L.S.,UniversityofNorthTexas B.S.,StephenF.AustinStateUniversity

JoanM.Samuelson,English Ph.D.,OhioStateUniversity M.A.,UniversityofHouston B.A.,UniversityofHouston

WilliamScott,RespiratoryCare B.S.,UniversityofHouston A.A.S.,HoustonCommunityCollege

MasoudShafiei-Sararodi,EnglishAsaSecondLanguage Ed.D.,UniversityofHouston M.A.,UniversityofHouston B.A.,ForeignInstitution

BrianR.Shmaefsky,Biology Ed.D.,SouthIllinoisUniversityCentralAdministrator M.S.,SouthIllinoisUniversityCentralAdministrator B.S.,CityUniversityofNewYork

JamesW.Skelton,English Ed.D.,TexasA&MUniversityCommerce M.A.,TexasA&MUniversityCommerce B.A.,UniversityofTexas-Arlington

EricC.Skiles,Drama M.F.A.,TexasTechUniversity B.M.,TexasTechUniversity

MaribethW.Stitt,DentalHygiene M.Ed.,UniversityofHouston B.S.,BaylorCollegeofDentalCaruthSchool

CynthiaStryjewski,Nursing M.S.,TexasWoman’sUniversity

BrendaJ.Stubbs,Education,General M.S.Ed.,BaylorUniversity B.S.Ed.,BaylorUniversity

StaciE.Tabor,Management M.B.A.,UniversityofHouston-ClearLake B.S.,UniversityofHouston-ClearLake

JohnJ.Theis,PoliticalScience Ph.D.,UniversityofArizona M.A.,OklahomaStateUniversityMainCampus B.S.B.A.,UniversityofTulsa

StevenJ.Todd,Philosophy Ph.D.,UniversityofConnecticut M.A.,UniversityofHouston B.A.,UniversityofHouston

LeeJ.Topham,Mathematics Ed.D.,UniversityofHouston M.Ed.,SamHoustonStateUniversity B.S.,UniversityofLouisianaAtLafayett

EmeB.Ukot,AssociateDegreeNursing M.B.A.,AmericanInterContinentalUniversity B.S.N.,ThomasAEdisonStateCollege A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

StacyA.Walker,Psychology M.A.,UniversityofHouston-ClearLake B.A.,TexasSouthernUniversity

JudithWatson,Arts&Humanities M.A.,MarshallUniversity B.S.,UniversityofPittsburghMainCampus

RachelE.Weaver,AssociateDegreeNursing M.S.,TexasWoman’sUniversity B.S.N.,SouthwestBaptistUniversity

CrystalE.Weber,Chemistry M.A.,RiceUniversity B.S.,UniversityofTulsa Ph.D.,RiceUniversity

JayK.Whatley,Music D.M.A.,UniversityofTexas-Austin M.M.,SamHoustonStateUniversity B.M.,SamHoustonStateUniversity

JeanC.Whileyman,Chemistry Ph.D.,UniversityofHouston B.S.,UniversityofHouston

CoraAnnWilliams,Speech Ph.D.,UniversityofMinnesota-TwinCities B.A.,TuskegeeUniversity

AmberL.Williams-Lara,ForeignLanguages M.A.,UniversityofHouston B.A.,TexasStateUniversity-SanMarcos

DianeI.Wilson,DentalHygiene B.S.,UniversityofTexasHealthScienceCenter-SanAntonio

DeanB.Wolfe,History M.A.,JacksonvilleStateUniversity B.S.,IllinoisStateUniversity

DavidF.Wooten,Mathematics Ph.D.,IowaStateUniversity M.A.,UniversityofKansas B.S.,CreightonUniversity

AlanF.Wright,Kinesiology M.S.,MiddleTennesseeStateUniversity B.S.,SamHoustonStateUniversity

SherylL.Young,ProfessionalOfficeTechnology M.S.,TexasA&MUniversityCommerce B.S.,UniversityofSouthernMississippi

LorisI.Zucca,Mathematics M.S.,UniversityofNorthTexas B.S.,UniversityofHouston

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LONE StaR COLLEgE-mONtgOmERy

aDmINIStRatORS - LSC-mONtgOmERy

AustinA.Lane,President,LSC-Montgomery Ed.D.,TheUniversityofAlabama Ph.D.,WaldenUniversity M.A.,UniversityofOklahomaNorman B.A.,LangstonUniversity

LawrenceD.Brandyburg,Dean,Instruction Ph.D.,UniversityofTexas-Austin M.A.,PrairieViewA&MUniversity B.A.,PrairieViewA&MUniversity A.A.,BlinnCollege

BarbaraL.Buchanan,Dean,Instruction Ph.D.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation M.A.,StephenF.AustinStateUniversity B.A.,StephenF.AustinStateUniversity

JohnW.Denton,InterimDirector,FinancialAid B.A.,UniversityofKansas

RonaldF.Dewlen,Dean,Instruction Ph.D.,UniversityofKansas M.S.,PittsburghStateUniversity B.S.,MissouriStateUniversity

RebeccaGustamante,Dean,Instruction M.A.,UniversityofHouston-ClearLake B.S.,UniversityofNorthTexas

CamiL.Keitel,AssistantDean,StudentServices M.S.Ed.,SouthernIllinoisUniversityCarbondale B.S.,MissouriSouthernStateCollege

JulieA.Leidig,VicePresident,Instruction Ph.D.,UniversityofTexas-Austin M.A.,UniversityofTexas-Austin B.A.,SyracuseUniversity

RogerW.McDonald,Director,SurveyTechnology Program B.A.,SouthwestTexasStateUniversity

LindaO’Brien-Corbin,Director,Facilities Ph.D.,LaSalleUniversity M.B.A.,OurLadyLakeUniversitySanAntonio B.B.A.,OurLadyLakeUniversitySanAntonio A.A.,RockValleyCollege

FrancisC.Ozor,Director,RadiologicTechnologyProgram Ed.D.,OklahomaStateUniversityMainCampus M.Ed.,UniversityofCentralOklahoma B.S.,HendersonStateUniversity A.A.S.,RoseStateCollege

JaniceL.Peyton,Director,Library Ph.D.,TexasWoman’sUniversity M.L.S.,UniversityofWisconsinMadison B.A.,TougalooCollege

JesusR.Rodriguez,Director,Center Ph.D.,UniversityofTexas-Austin M.B.A.,TexasA&MInternationalUniversity B.B.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity

SteveJ.Scheffler,Dean,CollegeRelations B.A.,UniversityofTexas-Austin M.P.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity

KendraL.Smith,Director,Business&AuxiliaryServices M.S.,TexasWoman’sUniversity B.S.,TexasTechUniversity

ManijehA.Scott,Director,NursingProgram M.S.N.,TheCatholicUniversityofAmerica

RhondaJ.Spearman,Director,InstructionalSupport Services Ed.D.,UniversityofTennesseeKnoxville M.S.Ed.,UniversityofTennesseeKnoxville B.S.Ed.,UniversityofTennesseeKnoxville

JamesV.Taylor,VicePresident,AdministrativeServices M.B.A.,HoustonBaptistUniversity B.A.,HoustonBaptistUniversity

WendallWilliams,VicePresident,StudentSuccess M.S.,ArkansasStateUniversity B.B.A.,ArkansasStateUniversity

PERSONNEL


PERSON

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PROfESSIONaL aND SUPPORt Staff - LSC-mONtgOmERy

RaulD.Avalos,ExtendedLearningCenter B.A.,UniversityofSaintThomas

CheriD.Barlow,ExtendedLearningCenter A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

MichelleE.Benavides,BehavioralScience,English, Language,Speech A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

RossBrighten,Drama B.A.,ForeignInstitution

TonyaM.Britton,Business&SocialSciencesDivision B.S.,UniversityofMinnesota A.A.,MethodistUniversity

TrudyN.Burke,ExtendedLearningCenter A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

LouiseL.Casey-Clukey,NaturalSciences&Health M.S.,CornellUniversity B.S.,SunyUniversityatAlbany

KaraD.Chapman,Business&SocialSciencesDivision A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

AngelaN.Colmenares,Library M.Ed.,UniversityofHouston B.A.,UniversityofHouston A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

MariaT.Croft,CollegeRelations A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

MarkE.Croft,OfficeofTechnologyServices A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

AliW.Davis,ExtendedLearningCenter B.S.,Embry-RiddleAeronauticalUniversity

ChristinaD.Dixon,BehaviorScience,English,Language, Speech A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

RebeccaDuncan-Ramirez,StudentServices B.B.A.,SulRossStateUniversity A.A.,SanJacintoJuniorCollege

DeAlvaL.Engelhardt,CollegeRelations A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

JudithA.Granata,VicePresidentAdminServices A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem B.S.,UniversityofHouston-Downtown

StephanieGregg-March,StudentServices B.S.,SamHoustonStateUniversity A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

ScottA.Hankosky,NaturalSciences&Health M.S.,DePaulUniversity B.S.,StephenF.AustinStateUniversity

MaryKayHolbeck,NaturalSciences&Health B.S.,SulRossStateUniversity A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

GeraldD.Irons,StudentServices B.S.,UniversityofNebraska-Lincoln

SherryL.Jackson,StudentServices A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

KathrynM.Johanson,NaturalSciences&Health B.S.,NorthernMichiganUniversity

AprilD.Lancaster,Theatre,Education,Art,Math&Music A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

J.DianneLeal,OfficeofTechnologyServices A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

ManuelaLee,NaturalSciences&Health A.A.S.,HoustonCommunityCollege

JannG.Leeder,Corporate&ContinuingEducation B.S.,UniversityofColoradoBoulder

CecileD.Lejeune,BusinessOffice A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

BarbaraA.Lord,Corporate&ContinuingEducation A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem B.A.,OpenUniversity,England

ChristinaL.Lovelace,PublicSafety M.A.,WestTexasA&MUniversity B.S.,WestTexasA&MUniversity

JennyferS.Mejia,BusinessOffice A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

MaryA.Mendoza,ExtendedLearningCenter M.A.,BowlingGreenStateUniversityMainCampus B.A.,SaintMary’sCollege

DeniseK.Meyers,Theatre,Education,Art,Math&Music B.S.,UniversityofTexas-Austin

CynthiaA.Moeykens,HumanResources M.B.A.,TAMUCorpusChristi B.S.,TAMUCorpusChristi A.A.,SanJacintoCollegeNorthCampus

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PROfESSIONaL aND SUPPORt Staff - LSC-mONtgOmERy

LasheriaL.Nance,PublicSafety B.S.,SamHoustonStateUniversity

MarthaL.Neely,Corporate&ContinuingEducation B.S.,UniversidadAutonomadeMexico B.A.,EscuelaNacionaldeMaestros

DorisM.Odell,ConroeCenter A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

MatthewL.Olmstead,BehavioralScience,English,Language,Speech M.A.,DallasBaptistUniversity B.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity

TerryA.Rich,StudentServices M.S.,EastCentralUniversity B.A.,EastCentralUniversity

LisaD.Rickord,ExtendedLearningCenter B.A.,RiceUniversity

LaNaeA.Ridgwell,CollegeRelations B.A.,UniversityofHouston

StevenB.Rosita,NaturalSciences&Health B.B.A.,UniversityofHoustonDowntown A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

JohnM.Saccente,Theatre,Education,Art,Math&Music B.S.,StephenF.AustinStateUniversity

GerardoSalgado,StudentServices B.A.,UniversidadCatolicadeHonduras

JoanD.Sloan,NaturalSciences&Health B.S.,LamarUniversity

BetsyA.Stern,NaturalSciences&Health M.S.,TheOhioStateUniversityLima B.S.,IndianaStateUniversity

TanyaC.Taylor,StudentServices M.A.,PrairieViewA&MUniversity B.S.,SamHoustonStateUniversity A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

TomC.Taylor,OfficeofTechnologyServices A.A.S.,TSTCWaco-Marshall

ChristinaM.Thibodaux,PhysicalPlant A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

BarbaraA.Thomas,Admissions A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

ChrisTkach,CollegeRelations Ph.D.,UniversityofCaliforniaRiverside B.A.,RutgersUniversity

ShariH.Tracey,ExtendedLearningCenter B.S.,UniversityofHoustonDowntown

BrandyL.Ugent,CollegeRelations A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

DeannaK.Watson,ExtendedLearningCenter M.A.Ed.,UniversityofPhoenix B.S.,SamHoustonStateUniversity

TrudiL.White,StudentServices B.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

GlennT.Welter,PublicSafety B.S.,SamHoustonStateUniversity

TamekaL.Williams-Bruce,Theatre,Education,Art,Math &Music M.B.A.,TexasWoman’sUniversity B.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity

RubyJ.Wilson,CollegeRelations A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

MichelleD.Wood,StudentServices A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

JustinA.Woods,OfficeofTechnologyServices A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

TabithaJ.Yargo,StudentServices B.S.,StephenF.AustinStateUniversity

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faCULty - LSC-mONtgOmERy

GholamR.Abbasi,Mathematics M.S.,TexasSouthernUniversity B.S.,ForeignInstitution

JulieAlber,Speech M.A.,UniversityofHouston B.A.,UniversityofHouston

TerryL.Albores,NaturalSciences&Health M.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity B.B.A.,UniversityofTexasatSanAntonio

AndreaW.Bacorn,ForeignLanguages M.A.,NewYorkUniversity B.A.,UniversityofSaintThomas

DavidP.Benzel,Mathematics M.S.,SamHoustonStateUniversity B.S.,UniversityofHouston

NathanD.Bezayiff,Physics Ph.D.,UniversityofCalifornia-SantaCruz M.S.,UniversityofCalifornia-SantaCruz B.S.,OregonStateUniversity

DesireeBittner,EmergencyMedServiceTeam B.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

LisaL.Boss,AssociateDegreeNursing M.S.N.,UniversityofTexasHealthScience B.S.N.,UniversityofTexasMedicalBranch

NathalieN.Brandes,Geology M.S.,NewMexicoInstituteMining&Technology B.S.,NewMexicoInstituteMining&Technology

KarinK.Branham,Sociology M.A.,MarquetteUniversity M.A.T.,DrakeUniversity B.S.,TrumanStateUniversity

RobertC.Broadhurst,Biology M.S.,UniversityofNewOrleans B.S.,McneeseStateUniversity

MadelineM.Brogan,Accounting M.B.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity B.S.,UniversityofMarylandCollegePark

GaryK.Brown,PoliticalScience M.P.A.,UniversityofNorthCarolina B.A.,UniversityNorthCarolinaCharlotte

KarenH.Buckman,Psychology A.B.D.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation M.S.,CentralMissouriStateUniversity B.A.,Culver-StocktonCollege

PatrickS.Caldwell,Mathematics Ph.D.,MississippiStateUniversity M.S.,MississippiStateUniversity B.S.,WestTexasA&MUniversity

KeithM.Campbell,FireTechnology B.S.,LakeSuperiorStateUniversity A.G.S.,SouthwesternMichiganCollege

LindaL.Carlson,PhysicalTherapy B.S.,UniversityofNebraska-Linocln

GordonCarruth,ComputerInformaSystem M.S.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation B.B.A.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation

AlisonL.Carter,Mathematics M.S.,CaliforniaStateUniversity-EastBay B.S.,CaliforniaStateUniversity-EastBay

JasonM.Cates,Mathematics M.S.,TexasStateUniversity-SanMarcos B.S.,MidwesternStateUniversity

KrisB.Chapman,Music M.A.,GeorgeMasonUniversity B.S.,SterlingCollege

GaryM.Church,Library M.S.,UniversityofNorthTexas M.S.,UniversityofHouston B.S.,UniversityofHouston A.A.,SanJacintoCollegeCentral

LiciaM.Clowtis,AssociateDegreeNursing M.S.N.,MichiganStateUniversity B.S.,MichiganStateUniversity

JaredD.Cootz,Sociology M.A.,OurLadyoftheLakeUniversitySanAntonio B.A.,OurLadyoftheLakeUniversitySanAntonio A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

RomanaCortese,English Ph.D.,UniversityofWisconsinCollege M.A.,SunyatBuffalo B.A.,SunyatBuffalo

TimothyM.Cowan,Philosophy M.A.,WesternMichiganUniversity B.A.,WayneStateUniversity

DeborahE.Cox,Library M.S.,UniversityofNorthTexas M.A.,MissouriStateUniversity B.A.,EvangelCollege

LindaW.Crow,Biology Ed.D.,UniversityofHouston M.Ed.,UniversityofHouston B.S.,UniversityofHouston

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AmyB.Curry,History Ph.D.,UniversityofMinnesota-TwinCities M.A.,UniversityofMinnesota-TwinCities B.A.,SouthernMethodistUniversity

ScottA.Daugherty,Mathematics M.S.,UniversityofIdaho B.S.,ChristianBrothersCollege

MichaelS.Devoley,Psychology M.A.,NorthernArizonaUniversity B.A.,ArizonaStateUniversityMain

DominickDiOrio,Music M.M.,YaleUniversity B.M.,IthacaCollege

Will-MatthisDunn,Mathematics Ph.D.,UniversityofArizona M.S.,CaliforniaPolytechnicStateUniversity B.A.,HumboldtStateUniversity

BarbaraA.Eckenfels,Theatre,Education,Art,Math& Music M.S.,UniversityofHouston-ClearLake B.S.,UniversityofHouston

DeborahN.Ellington,Art M.F.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity M.A.,UniversityofMichigan-AnnArbor B.A.,AlbionCollege

HabibollahY.Far,Mathematics M.S.,SamHoustonStateUniversity B.S.,UniversityofHouston

TeresaS.Fernandez,ComputerInformationSystem M.S.,VirginiaPolyInstitute&StateUniversity B.B.A.,UniversityofPuertoRicoCentralOffice

KarynI.Friesen,Speech M.A.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation B.S.,AbileneChristianUniversity

AnthonyFuller,Speech Ph.D.,UniversityofHouston M.A.,UniversityofHouston B.S.,UniversityofTexas-Austin

JoeA.Garza,Radiology M.S.,UniversityofSaintFrancis B.S.,WinonaStateUniversity

CarolS.Girocco,AssociateDegreeNursing M.S.N.,UniversityofTexasHealthScience B.S.N.,NorthwesternUniversity

PaullettR.Golden,English Ph.D.,TexasA&MUniversityCommerce M.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity B.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity

MichaelJ.Green,Psychology Ph.D.,UniversityofNorthTexas M.A.,UniversityofTennessee B.A.,TexasTechUniversity

JeffreyM.Groah,Mathematics Ph.D.,UniversityofCalifornia-Davis M.S.,IdahoStateUniversity B.S.,PacificUnionCollege

KathrynM.Gronlund,Biology M.S.,UniversityofMinnesota-Duluth B.S.,UniversityofMinnesota-Duluth B.A.,UniversityofMinnesota A.A.,RainyRiverCommunityCollege

MelanieK.Hail,Radiology B.S.,MidwesternStateUniversity A.A.S.,AngelinaCollege

JulieHarless,Biology Ph.D.,UniversityofTexasHealthScience M.S.,UniversityofTexasHealthScience B.S.,TexasTechUniversity

JanetL.Harris,VocationalNursing B.S.,TexasWoman’sUniversity

BrandyA.Harvey,English Ph.D.,UniversityofLouisianaatLafayette M.A.,UniversityofLouisianaatLafayette B.S.,UniversityofSouthernMississippi

RhondaA.Harwell,AssociateDegreeNursing M.S.,CaliforniaStateUniversity-LosAngeles B.S.N.,WestTexasA&MUniversity

WilliamHayward,Kinesiology Ph.D.,UniversityofNewMexicoMainCampus M.S.,ForeignInstitution B.A.,ForeignInstitution

RonaldJ.Heckelman,English Ph.D.,ClaremontGraduateUniversity M.A.,UniversityofChicago B.A.,UniversityofArizona

NorsemanM.Hernandez,ForeignLanguages M.A.,CaliforniaStateUniversity-Fullerton B.A.,CaliforniaStateUniversity-SanBernardino

MichaelJ.Hickey,PoliticalScience M.A.,UniversityofKansas B.A.,UniversityofKansas

DormaE.Holt,Music D.M.A.,ArizonaStateUniversityMain M.M.,UniversityofMichigan-AnnArbor B.A.,ElonCollege

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CliffordW.Hudder,English M.F.A.,UniversityofHouston B.A.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation

AndrewA.Hufford,Biology M.S.,UniversityofCalifornia-Riverside B.S.,UniversityofCalifornia-Riverside

LoriR.Hughes,English Ph.D.,TexasTechUniversity M.A.,TAMUCorpusChristi B.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity A.A.,BlinnCollege

RichardG.Hunting,Accounting M.B.A.,UniversityofTexas-Austin B.S.,HowardPayneUniversity

AnithaIyer,Biology M.S.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation M.S.,MangaloreUniversity,Karnataka,India B.S.,ForeignInstitution

VivianC.Jones,English M.A.,UniversityofHouston B.A.,BaylorUniversity

DanielB.Kainer,Biology Ph.D.,TexasTechUniversityHealthScienceCenter M.S.,TexasTechUniversity B.A.,UniversityofHouston

MarybethR.Kardatzke,Business Ph.D.,NovaSoutheasternUniversity M.B.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity B.B.A.,UniversityofHouston-ClearLake A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

CharlesD.Kennedy,PoliticalScience M.A.,UniversityofTexas-Austin B.S.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation

LindaL.Kenney,AssociateDegreeNursing M.H.A.,TexasWoman’sUniversity B.S.,TexasWoman’sUniversity

EllenKetchum,Drama M.A.,UniversityofSouthernCalifornia B.A.,UniversityofSouthernCalifornia

GlenH.Killian,Health&HumanServices M.A.,SouthwesternBaptistTheologicalSeminary B.A.,BaylorUniversity

LindaS.King,VocationalNursing B.S.N.,UniversityofTexasHealthScience

JohnR.Kleist,Geology Ph.D.,UniversityofTexas-Austin M.S.,UniversityofWisconsinMadison B.S.,UniversityofWisconsinMadison

JamesC.Knox,AutomotiveTechnology M.F.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity B.S.,StephenF.AustinStateUniversity

RobertP.Kreps,Audio/VisualTechnology M.F.A.,UniversityofIdaho B.A.,UniversityofAlaskaAnchorage

MartinaS.Kusi-Mensah,English M.A.,UniversityWindsor B.A.,ForeignInstitution

ReneeG.LaRue,EnglishAsaSecondLanguage M.A.,MichiganStateUniversity B.A.,MichiganStateUniversity

CarlosM.Landa,Art M.F.A.,SouthernMethodistUniversity B.F.A.,UniversityofNorthTexas

JuanC.Lebron,Theatre,Education,Art,Math&Music Ed.S.,FloridaatlanticUniversity M.S.W.,FloridaStateUniversity B.S.,FloridaStateUniversity A.S.,HillsboroughCommunityCollege

JamesW.Lee,Theatre,Education,Art,Math&Music Ph.D.,TexasTechUniversity M.A.,UniversityofCalifornia B.A.,UniversityofCalifornia

SteveR.Lewis,Health&HumanServices B.S.,SamHoustonStateUniversity

CraigLivingston,History Ph.D.,TempleUniversity M.A.,BrighamYoungUniversity B.A.,BrighamYoungUniversity

MaureenL.Loiacano,Mathematics Ed.D.,UniversityofHouston M.M.T.,UniversityofMassachusetts-Lowel B.A.,SunyCollegeatPotsdam

LawrenceD.Loomis-Price,Biotechnology Ph.D.,UniversityofCalifornia-Berkeley B.S.,MassachusettsInstituteofTechnology

DeniseA.Lorenz,Art M.F.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity B.A.,MadonnaCollege

JohnT.Magner,Chemistry Ph.D.,UniversityofCalifornia-LosAngeles B.S.,TrinityUniversity

RajivR.Malkan,ComputerInformationSystem Ph.D.,UniversityofNebraska-Lincoln M.S.,FloridaInstituteofTechnology M.B.A.,PhillipsUniversity PGDMMT,MaharashtraStateBoard,India B.S.,ForeignInstitution

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faCULty - LSC-mONtgOmERyCherylA.Mansfield-Egans,Library M.L.S.,SamHoustonStateUniversity B.S.,UniversityofTheDistrictOfColumbia

AngelaR.Martin,BehaviorScience,English,Language, Speech M.A.,HoustonBaptistUniversity B.S.,SamHoustonStateUniversity

NishiM.Mathew,Biology Ph.D.,UniversityofTexas-Austin M.A.,UniversityofTexas-Austin M.Ed.,ForeignInstitution B.S.,ForeignInstitution

EvanMcClimans,Welding A.A.S.,AustinCommunityCollege

PhilipM.McCue,ComputerInformationSystem M.B.A.,UniversityofHouston B.S.,CalStateUniversity-LongBeach

HeidiM.McDonald,Education,General M.Ed.,HarvardUniversity B.A.,SpelmanCollege

KevinW.McKinney,Kinesiology M.Ed.,UniversityofArkansas B.S.,EmporiaStateUniversity

NanetteM.Meyer,PhysicalTherapy D.P.T.,SimmonsCollege M.S.,TexasWoman’sUniversity B.S.,TrumanStateUniversity

BradL.Mitchell,Kinesiology M.S.,UtahStateUniversity B.S.,UtahStateUniversity

KathleenM.Monahan,Psychology Ed.D.,UniversityofHouston M.Ed.,UniversityofHouston B.A.,UniversityofTexas-SanAntonio

DanaA.Morales,PoliticalScience M.A.,TexasStateUniversity-SanMarcos B.A.,TexasStateUniversity-SanMarcos

LanaC.Myers,English Ed.D.,UniversityofTexas-SanAntonio M.A.,UniversityofTexas-SanAntonio B.A.,UniversityofTexas-Austin

KietNguyen,Economics M.B.A.,GonzagaUniversity M.A.,UniversityofMarylandCollegePark M.S.,UniversityofMarylandCollegePark B.B.A.,GonzagaUniversity

CynthiaR.Oliver,Radiology B.S.,MidwesternStateUniversity A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

ErikOslund,Mathematics M.S.,StephenF.AustinStateUniversity B.S.,StephenF.AustinStateUniversity

RachelL.Phelps,BehaviorScience,English,Language, Speech M.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity B.S.,SamHoustonStateUniversity

CarolynR.Poe,ComputerInformationSystem M.Ed.,SamHoustonStateUniversity B.B.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity

AliceC.Pollock,Mathematics M.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity B.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity

BetsyJ.Powers,History Ph.D.,UniversityofHouston M.A.,UniversityofHouston B.A.,UniversityofHouston

ReneeM.Pruitt,PhysicalTherapy D.P.T.,SimmonsCollege M.H.A.,UniversityofSouthernCalifornia B.S.,MountSaintMary’sCollege

DavidF.Quarles,Mathematics M.Eng.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation B.S.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation

BasnagodaRahula,English Ph.D.,TexasTechUniversity M.A.,UniversityofHouston-ClearLake

SimoneD.Rieck,English M.A.,UniversityofHouston-ClearLake B.A.,UniversityofHouston-ClearLake

AmyC.Roberson,NaturalSciences&Health M.A.,SouthwesternBaptistTheologicalSeminary B.S.,HowardPayneUniversity

MatthewT.Samford,Business&SocSciencesDivision M.A.,HoustonBaptistUniversity B.S.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation

VictoriaA.Saunders,StudentServices M.A.,SouthernIllinoisUniversityEdwardsville B.A.,SouthernIllinoisUniversityEdwardsville

PatriciaA.Sendelbach,Accounting M.B.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity B.S.,FairleighDickinsonUniversity

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faCULty - LSC-mONtgOmERyNasrinShafai,Mathematics M.S.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation B.S.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation

MaryL.Sharon,Biology M.S.,TexasA&MUniversityCommerce B.S.,TexasA&MUniversityCommerce

MarkSilvia,English M.A.,KansasStateUniversity B.S.,UtahValleyStateCollege

YvonneO.Stallings,Mathematics M.S.,UniversityofLouisianaatLafayette B.S.,LouisianaStateUniversityandAgriculture

MarkA.Stelter,CriminalJustice J.D.,UniversityofMichigan-AnnArbor B.G.S.,UniversityofMichigan-AnnArbor

DanielM.Stevens,Library M.S.,UniversityofNorthTexas M.A.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation B.A.,Hardin-SimmonsUniversity

JeanM.Stow,AssociateDegreeNursing M.S.N.,UniversityofTexasHealthScience B.S.,SoutheasternLouisianaUniversity

KevinW.Sumrall,Psychology M.A.,HoustonBaptistUniversity M.A.,SouthwesternBaptistTheologicalSeminary B.A.,HoustonBaptistUniversity

MichaelJ.Sundermann,Chemistry Ph.D.,StanfordUniversity B.S.,UniversityofVirginia

ElizabethJ.Sze,History M.A.,CaliforniaStateUniversity-LosAngeles B.A.,UniversityofWisconsinMadison

SamuelL.Thomas,Speech Ph.D.,SouthernIllinoisUniversityCarbondale M.A.,UniversityofArkansasatLittleRock B.A.,OuachitaBaptistUniversity

JudyTollenaere,AssociateDegreeNursing M.S.,VirginiaCommonwealthUniversity B.S.,VirginiaCommonwealthUniversity

BeverleyC.Turner,English M.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity B.A.,UniversityofMississippi

MarieA.Underdown,Chemistry M.A.,UniversityofTexas-Dallas B.A.,UniversityNorthCarolinaWilmington

LindaB.Vogel,VocationalNursing B.S.N.,TexasWoman’sUniversity B.A.,UniversityofNorthernColorado

ChristinaM.Vourvoulias,Speech M.A.,BallStateUniversity B.A.,UniversityofWisconsin-Oshkosh

HoustonC.Waites,Drama M.F.A.,UniversityofNewOrleans B.A.,CentenaryCollegeOfLouisiana

ErmaM.Walker,Business&SocialSciencesDivision M.Ed.,UniversityofNewOrleans B.S.,TheUniversityofAlabama

MarkW.Whitten,Philosophy Ph.D.,BaylorUniversity M.A.,SouthwesternBaptistTheologicalSeminary B.A.,BaylorUniversity

DavidW.Wickham,English M.A.,SouthernMethodistUniversity B.A.,SouthernMethodistUniversity

CharlesR.Wood,Art M.F.A.,CaliforniaStateUniversity-Fullerton B.F.A.,UniversityofHouston

LindaWoodward,Art M.A.,LamarUniversity B.A.,OurLadyLakeUniversitySanAntonio

DavidH.Zimmermann,English Ph.D.,UniversityofNorthTexas M.A.,SaintMary’sUniversity M.T.S.,OblateSchoolofTheology B.A.,SaintMary’sUniversity

JamesF.Zipperer,Economics M.B.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity B.B.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity

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aDmINIStRatORS - LSC-NORtH HaRRIS

LONE StaR COLLEgE-NORtH HaRRIS

StephenC.Head,President,LSC-NorthHarris Ph.D.,TexasTechUniversity M.A.,LamarUniversity B.A.,LamarUniversity SeveroM.Balason,AssistantDean,StudentServices M.A.,DivineWordSeminary B.A.,DivineWordSeminary

JohannaM.Boley,VicePresident,AdministrativeServices B.B.A.,TexasTechUniversity

GaryW.Clark,InterimVicePresident,Instruction M.B.A.,OurLadyLakeUniversitySanAntonio B.A.,UniversityofHouston

LisaC.Cordova,Director,BusinessOperations B.A.,TexasStateUniversity-SanMarcos

JohnE.Deleon,Dean,Instruction M.A.,TexasStateUniversity-SanMarcos B.S.,TexasStateUniversity-SanMarcos

MarilynC.Dement,Dean,StudentDevelopment M.A.,OurLadyLakeUniversitySanAntonio B.S.,TexasStateUniversity-SanMarcos

JennieW.Harrison,Dean,Instruction Ph.D.,UniversityofKansas M.A.,UniversityofKansas B.A.,CentenaryCollege

JackHernandez,Director,AdvisingandCounseling M.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity B.A.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation

ChantellHines,AssistantDean,StudentServices Ph.D.,CapellaUniversity M.A.,PrairieViewA&MUniversity B.S.,PrairieViewA&MUniversity

C.ChristinaHinkson,Director,ContinuingEducation M.H.A.,TexasWoman’sUniversity B.S.,UniversityofHouston

VickieM.Johnson,Director,FinancialAid M.B.A.,UniversityofPhoenix B.S.,TexasSouthernUniversity

StevenL.Kolar,Dean,Instruction M.B.A.,UniversityofHouston-Victoria B.B.A.,UniversityofHouston-Victoria A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

MichaelJ.Krall,Dean,Instruction M.S.,GeorgiaInstituteofTechnology B.S.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation

BennieE.Lambert,VicePresident,StudentDevelopment Ph.D.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation M.Ed.,BaylorUniversity B.B.A.,BaylorUniversity

PradeepM.Lele,Director,Library M.A.,UniversityofMissouri-Columbia B.S.,UniversityofBombay

GaryL.Liebst,Dean,Instruction M.M.,EastCarolinaUniversity B.Med,TexasA&MUniversity,Commerce

SylviaMartinez,AssistantDean,Instruction M.A.,UniversityofTexas,Arlington B.A.,UniversityofPuertoRico

LarryRideaux,AssociateVicePresident,CollegeCenters Ed.D.,UniversityofTexas-Austin M.A.,PrairieViewA&MUniversity B.S.,LamarUniversity

BobbyM.Rivers,Director,Facilities B.B.A.,UniversityofHouston

DavidI.Smith,InterimDean,Instruction M.Ed.,StephenF.AustinStateUniversity B.S.,IndianaUniversity,Bloomington

VickiS.Stanfield,Dean,InstructionalSupport Ed.D.,SamHoustonStateUniversity M.Ed.,SamHoustonStateUniversity B.A.T.,SamHoustonStateUniversity A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

CeceliaSutphen,Director,PublicRelationsand Communications M.A.,LamarUniversity B.S.,TexasTechUniversity

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PROfESSIONaL aND SUPPORt Staff - LSC-NORtH HaRRIS

ChernetteAbbs,Corporate&ContinuingEducation

ErikaS.Acevedo,UpwardBound A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

ArturoAguilar,PublicSafety

LaShaundaAllen-Alums,OfficeofTechnologyServices

OreliaAlva,CustodialServices

EmmaAlvarez,FineArtsDivision A.A.,HoustonCommunityCollege

VickiL.Amszi,BreathAlcoholProgram M.S.,UniversityofNorthTexas B.S.,UniversityofNorthTexas

CindiAnderson,CollegeConnection

TonyAndrews,BuildingMaintenance

AdrianAvalos,CustodialServices

MariaA.Avila,Library A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

AlfredD.Bacon,CollegeConnection M.Ed.,UniversityofPhoenix B.A.,MidwesternStateUniversity

PatriciaBanda,Corporate&ContinuingEducation

SherryL.Banks,GreenspointCenter M.P.A.,LouisianaStateUniversityandAgriculture M.B.A.,UniversityofPhoenix B.S.,LouisianaStateUniversityandAgriculture

RussellL.Banning,GroundsMaintenance B.S.,TheUniversityofSouthDakota

JenniferBarajas,Math,Engineering&NaturalScience A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem JenniferBedoyo-Ballesteros,Corporate&Continuing Education

LaurieBernier,Corporate&ContinuingEducation

KathyBible,ContinuingEducation

SherryBienek,PublicRelationsandCommunityOutreach

WilmaM.Bloesch,Business,Social&Behavioral Sciences B.S.,UniversityofTampa

CassandraBoyd,StudentOrganization&Dev

LaurieL.Boyd,CareerTechnologyDivision M.A.,OurLadyLakeUniversitySanAntonio B.G.S.,NorthernArizonaUniversity A.G.S.,MesaCommunityCollegeArizona

IraH.Brecher,OfficeofTechnologyServices A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

VivianJ.Brecher,Instruction M.A.,OurLadyLakeUniversitySanAntonio B.A.,OurLadyLakeUniversitySanAntonio A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

CelesteT.Burkards,OfficeofTechnologyServices B.S.,MercerUniversity

TawanaL.Burke,LearningCenter B.B.A.,HowardUniversity

TheresaCano,CustodialServices

AndyCao,BuildingMaintenance

MaryA.Cardinal,Admissions B.S.,WayneStateUniversity

BarbaraJ.Carter,Math,Engineering&NaturalScience C.C.,BobJonesUniversity C.C.,BobJonesUniversity C.C.,BobJonesUniversity

TiffineyCarter,CollegeConnection

PatlindsayCatalla,Education&StudentSupportServices

RalphChaison,PublicSafety

PatrickChisholm,PublicSafety

JoE.Christy,BusinessandStudentServices A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

MelC.Chu,OfficeofTechnologyServices M.A.,ForeignInstitution B.A.,ForeignInstitution

ApolinarL.Chuca,CollegeServices A.A.S.,TheArtInstituteofHouston

MelanieD.Coe,FineArtsDivision M.B.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity B.B.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity

BonitaColeman,FinancialAid

ShamekaCooper,OfficeofTechnologyServices

JerrodCourtnay,OfficeofTechnologyServices

MarkieDameron,OfficeofTechnologyServices A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

AprilC.Day,CollegeConnection A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

VeniciaDelaRosa,CustodialServices

ErinM.DeSouza,Admissions M.A.,OurLadyoftheLakeUniversity B.A.,CaliforniaStateUniversity-LongBeach

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ErickaDegracia,UpwardBound

MariaDeras,Businessoffice

JeanneM.Dibble,Admissions M.S.,WesternKentuckyUniversity B.S.,UniversityofWisconsin-StevensPoint

NgungDinh,CustodialServicesLindaDirzanowski,Health&HumanServices

LillianP.Dixie,Admissions B.A.,OurLadyLakeUniversitySanAntonio

DorothyMichellB.Dixon,OfficeofthePresident M.B.A.,St.AmbroseUniversity B.S.,AlabamaStateUniversity

MinhDo,CustodialServices

LauraDupree,Admissions M.Ed.,ChiminadeUniversityinHonolulu B.S.,UniversityofHoustonDowntown A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

AdamDuran,PublicSafety

TaraL.Edwards,LearningCenter M.A.,UniversityofHouston-ClearLake B.A.,UniversityofTexas-SanAntonio

JoannG.Engallina,Language&Communications A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

XavierEscobar,CollegeConnection

ClaudiaEspinoza,GrantsManagement

RoselynnE.Espitia,Admissions A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

DomingoEstrada,CollegeConnection

WyshundaL.Evans,Instruction A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

DeborahA.Farrell,Admissions B.S.Ed.,TexasTechUniversity

SivanFlores,FinancialAid

MarcFries,BuildingMaintenance

CherylL.Galloway,FinancialAid B.L.S.,LoyolaUniversity

ElidaGarcia,CustodialServices

GriseldaGarcia,Corporate&ContinuingEducation

SanjuanitaC.Garcia,Admissions A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem B.A.,OurLadyoftheLakeUniversity

WilliamJ.Garcia,CollegeConnection M.Ed.,UniversityofHouston M.B.A.,UniversityofHouston

JohnGarrett,CustodialServices

JaniceN.Garza,FinancialAid

JasonGarza,GroundsMaintenance

TeresaN.Garza,LearningCenter M.A.,UniversityofIowa B.S.,TexasWoman’sUniversity

ChristinaL.Geldens,Language&Communications A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

LindaGenco,Health&HumanServices

MargaretE.Ghazi,Corporate&ContinuingEducation B.A.,SaintMary’sUniversity

JanetE.Goins,CareerTechnologyDivision B.A.,BrighamYoungUniversity

CharlotteK.Gore,Business,Social&BehavioralSciences A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

KellyD.Green,OfficeofTechnologyServices A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

AntonioGonzales,PublicSafety A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

VanessaGonzales,UpwardBound

AlejandraGonzalez,Library

JanetGonzalez,CustodialServices

ClaudiaGreenshaw,FinancialAid

DianeGriffin,officeofthePresident A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

PennyGrigsby,Health&HumanServices&EMS

NatividadGuerra,GroundsMaintenance

NormaY.GuzmanDuran,Education&StudentSupport Services B.S.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation

BartlettM.Hall,LearningCenter M.S.,StephenF.AustinStateUniversity B.S.,StephenF.AustinStateUniversity

BrandiM.Hargrove,FineArtsDivision A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

HildaHarman,CustodialServices

KarenL.Harris,Math,Engineering&NaturalScience A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem


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GeorgettaHarris-Wyatt,UpwardBound

RonaldHeadley,PublicSafety

LaurieHeeth,Library

KyleHendrex,OfficeofTechnologyServices

AnabellR.Hernandez,AssessmentCenter A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

MaxHill,Corporate&ContinuingEducation

GraceHively,Admissions B.A.,OurLadyLakeUniversitySanAntonio A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

DeshontaL.Holmes,Admissions M.S.,TexasSouthernUniversity B.S.,JacksonStateUniversity

GlendaE.Hong,DisabilityServices A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

HoaL.Hong,Businessoffice A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

StephanieHoward,CustodialServices

CharlotteHudson,LawEnforcementAcademy/Breath AlcoholTesting

RuthA.Hutyra,HumanResources M.B.A.,OurLadyLakeUniversitySanAntonio B.B.A.,UniversityofHouston

DanielIob,BuildingMaintenance

GlennJackson,BuildingMaintenance

ShawanaJackson,PublicSafety

AprilJaco,VicePresidentStudentOrganization& Development

ChitraJanarthanan,Chemistry Ph.D.,OklahomaStateUniversityMainCampus

CliffordV.Johnson,PublicSafety A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

KasiahD.Johnson,FinancialAid A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

SheilaJohnson,GreenspointCenter

TerraeL.Johnson,Corporate&ContinuingEducation A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

HelenJones,Corporate&ContinuingEducation

ShannaM.Keene,GreenspointCenter B.B.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity

TelaB.Keener,OfficeofTechnologyServices A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

NoreenKing,CareerTechnologyDivision A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

CarolA.Kramer,Business,Social&BehavioralSciences B.A.,UniversityofMissouri

RandyLarson,BuildingMaintenance

JudithG.Law,CareerTechnologyDivision

TraveusLawson,Greenspoint

ShandonLee,Admissions

JoB.Leeds,PhysicalPlant A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

EthelLewis,GreenspointCenter

MichelleLevi–GreenspointCenter

RobertLilly,GreenspointCenter

AmandaLindsey,Business,Social&BehavioralSciences

DestreLondon,BuildingMaintenance

TrinaLowery,Education&StudentSupportServices

CarolynLucas,Math,Engineering&NaturalScience

ErnestLuker,PublicSafety

MariaC.Luna,Biology A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

MortonP.Mabry,GreenspointCenter Ph.D.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation M.A.Ed.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation B.S.,StephenF.AustinStateUniversity

MichaelMacy,OfficeofTechnologyServices

MichelleM.Manuel,Language&Communications A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

DawnMartin,GreenspointCenter

VickiJ.Martin,Counseling A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

WendyJasper-Martinez,ContinuingEducation

GeorgeT.Marxsen,BuildingMaintenance A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

KayMathes,CareerTechnologyDivision A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

DonaldMcClosky,BuildingMaintenance

MichaelMcPherson,Admissions

MelissaMendietta,PublicSafety M.Ed.,PrairieViewA&MUniversity B.S.,TexasA&MUniversity-Kingsville


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DonaldMiller,CustodialServices

KristyA.Mills,Admissions A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

DanielMitsven,StudentActivities

DulcieP.Mohammed,LearningCenter A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem B.A.,OurLadyoftheLakeUniversity

MartinMolina,Corporate&ContinuingEducation

SatonyaL.Monroe,PublicSafety A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

GertrudisMorales,CustodialServices

AnaMoros,FinancialAid

MargaretE.Morris,LearningCenter B.S.,UniversityofHoustonDowntown A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

SheldonMoss,Education&StudentSupportServices

WilliamE.Munoz,OfficeofTechnologyServices A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

LeslieMurphy,Language&Communications

AnhNguyen,Admissions

JuanNicanor,FinancialAid

CatherineA.Nistetter,Admissions B.S.,UniversityofHoustonDowntown

RonaldB.O’Neal,CollegeServices M.B.A.,UniversityofPhoenix B.A.,HowardUniversity

PhyllisD.Ocheltree,FinancialAid B.B.A.,UniversityofHouston

BrianR.Olsen,OfficeofTechnologyServices A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

JaclynOrange,InstitutionalAdvancement

JenniferOuzenne,Businessoffice

PervaizParker,PublicSafety

RonaldPaulk,OfficeofTechnologyServices

AndrePerez,Admissions M.A.,OurLadyLakeUniversitySanAntonio B.A.,LouisianaStateUniversityandAgriculture

MariaPerez,Language&Communications

LisaL.Phillips,CareerTechnologyDivision A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

SheilondaP.Phipps,StudentActivities B.B.A.,UniversityofHouston

GaryPinkley,Mail&Transportation

CarlaM.Porter,Health&HumanServices M.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation B.A.,UniversityofCalifornia-Berkeley

JoePowers,CustodialServices

CarmenPresley,CustodialServices

JuanM.Primo,LearningCenter A.A.,ColegioNacionaldeDeucacion

DebraL.Pruitt,Corporate&ContinuingEducation M.S.,SamHoustonStateUniversity

LorieQualls,Corporate&ContinuingEducation

AliceG.Quiroga,PublicRelations&Community Outreach A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

RudolphQuiroga,BuildingMaintenance

AutumnF.Raynor,Corporate&ContinuingEducation M.A.,UniversityofHouston B.A.,UniversityofHouston ScottA.Richbourg,LearningCenter A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

RebeccaRichter,Instruction M.A.,UniversityofHouston,ClearLake B.A.,MiamiUniversity

JoseRivas,CustodialServices

WendiRivette,UpwardBound

ShannonT.Robinson,Admissions M.Ed.,PrairieViewA&MUniversity B.S.,PrairieViewA&MUniversity

ManuelRobledo,GroundsMaintenance

ChristineY.Rodriguez,Businessoffice A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

MayraRodriguez,CustodialServices

NicoleRomero,GreenspointCenter

RoxanneO.Russ,AdministrativeServices A.S.,BarstowCommunityCollegeDistrict

StephanieC.Russ,Businessoffice B.F.A.,UniversityofHouston A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

ChyrelRyan,CustodialServices


PERSONNEL


PERSON

NEL

AlmaSanchez,Education&StudentSupportServices

EleazarSanchez,GroundsMaintenance

SylviaSaumell-Baston,PublicRelations

ErinSheldahl,UpwardBound

KarenShelton,Health&HumanServices B.B.A.,AngeloStateUniversity

MichaelaL.Sheppeard,CollegeConnection B.A.,OurLadyLakeUniversitySanAntonio A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem A.A.S.,UniversityofHouston

ElmerSigaran,UpwardBound

RaulA.Silvani,OfficeofTechnologyServices A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

LatynaSmall,PublicSafety

KennethR.Smith,OfficeofTechnologyServices A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

ShawnSmith,BuildingMaintenance

OraliaSolis,CustodialServices

MareseSpencer,Admissions

BeckyS.Stephens,Counseling M.,SouthwesternBaptistTheologicalSeminary B.S.Ed.,BaylorUniversity A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

CatherineL.Stevens,Mathematics M.S.,MemphisStateUniversity B.S.,OklahomaBaptistUniversity

WilfredStevens,OfficeofTechnologyServices

RaymondStewart,Mail&Transportation

MichaelSutton,Corporate&ContinuingEducation

AnnieR.Swint,CarverCenter A.B.D.,UniversityofTexas-Austin M.A.,UniversityofKansas B.,TuskegeeUniversity

MirianTatum,FineArtsDivision

ClaudeTaylor,PublicSafety

DeidreTaylor,Library

RichardTchussen,CollegeConnection B.S.,ForeignInstitution

LovieTeague,CollegeConnection

BeverlyTheiss,Admissions

LeslieR.Thompson,Math,Engineering&NaturalScience B.S.,SamHoustonStateUniversity A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

TameekaL.Thompson,HumanResources B.S.,AlabamaA&MUniversity

KimOanhT.Tran,CollegeConnection A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

JoannaTucker,Business,Social,&BehavioralSciences

FeliciaTurner,Corporate&ContinuingEducation B.A.,PhilanderSmithCollege M.A.,UniversityofPhoenix

CharlotteK.Twardowski,CollegeConnection M.Ed.,SamHoustonStateUniversity B.A.T.,SamHoustonStateUniversity A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

StephenW.Washington,Admissions Ed.D.,UniversityofHouston M.S.,PrairieViewA&MUniversity B.S.,PrairieViewA&MUniversity

BryanWeis,Library

JoyceWiley,GreenspointCenter

Lorey(Laurel)Wing,Biology B.S.,TexasA&MUniversity

MarchionWynne,CollegeConnection

KeshaWilliams,AdministrativeServices B.S.,UniversityofPhoenix

SuzanneB.Vaughn,Counseling A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

MellenyWare,FinancialAid

BobbyWashington,CustodialServices

SoteroVillereal,CollegeServices

JeannieD.Welch,Counseling B.S.,UniversityofMontevallo

RichardWenckens,Mail&Transportation

JuanitaWerner,Businessoffice

JoyceWiley,GreenspointCenter B.S.,SpringfieldCollege

GeorgeWilliams,PublicSafety

StaceyWilliams,Businessoffice

PatriciaWuensch,ModernLanguages

MalindaYanock,AssociateDegreeNursing

ConnieZibilske,FinancialAid


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PERS

ON

NEL

faCULty-LSC-NORtH HaRRIS

ShaeJ.Adkins,Speech Ph.D.,UniversityofHouston A.B.D.,UniversityofHouston M.A.,UniversityofHouston B.A.,UniversityofHouston

MaryS.Allen,Biology M.S.,FloridaStateUniversity B.S.,UniversityofLouisianaAtMonroe

WarrenA.Anderson,PoliticalScience M.A.,BaylorUniversity B.A.,BaylorUniversity

MariaD.Barcenas,ForeignLanguages Ph.D.,UniversityofHouston M.A.,VillanovaUniversity

ToshaM.Barclay,Chemistry Ph.D.,UniversityofArkansas B.S.,UniversityofTampa

JoelK.Barr,PhotographicTechnology M.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity M.A.,KentStateUniversity B.A.,KentStateUniversity

BryanH.Barrows,Speech M.A.,TAMUCorpusChristi B.A.,TAMUCorpusChristi A.A.,DelMarCollege

SethJ.Batiste,DevelopmentalStudies M.Ed.,UniversityofHouston B.A.,UniversityofHouston

CharleneBigham,Drama M.A.,UniversityofHouston-ClearLake B.F.A.,SouthernMethodistUniversity

JoyceM.Boatright,DevelopmentalStudies Ed.D.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation M.Ed.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation B.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity

SueA.Braley,DevelopmentalStudies M.A.,UniversityofTexas-SanAntonio B.A.,UniversityofMissouri-Columbia

JenniferJ.Briggs,EmergencyMedServiceTech A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

LarryW.Brillhart,EngineeringDesignGraphicsTech Ed.D.,UniversityofHouston M.Ed.,UniversityofHouston B.S.,PittsburgStateUniversity

ViseetaK.Brown,HealthInformationTechnology A.B.D.,CapellaUniversity M.S.,TexasSouthernUniversity B.S.,TexasSouthernUniversity

TerranceH.Bryant,ComputerInformationSystems M.B.A.,OurLadyLakeUniversitySanAntonio B.B.A.,StephenF.AustinStateUniversity

RayburnW.Byrum,Mathematics M.S.,UniversityofTexas-PanAmerican B.S.,UniversityofTexas-PanAmerican

MichaelJ.Callahan,ComputerInformationSystems A.B.D.,WaldenUniversity M.B.A.,OurLadyLakeUniversitySanAntonio B.S.,UniversityofHoustonDowntown

RhondaK.Cannon,Math,Engineering&NaturalScience M.Ed.,UniversityofHouston B.S.,UniversityofHouston A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

JeannetteO.Carlisle,Accounting M.B.A.,UniversityofSaintThomas B.B.A.,UniversityofTexas-Austin

JohnC.Carpenter,Drama M.F.A.,UniversityofNewOrleans B.A.,UniversityofNewOrleans

BruceCarroll,Biology M.S.,PrairieViewA&MUniversity B.S.,PrairieViewA&MUniversity

JamesT.Carroll,Counseling M.Ed.,UniversityofHouston B.A.,UniversityofHouston

KatharineH.Caruso,English Ph.D.,UniversityofOklahomaNorman M.A.,LouisianaTechUniversity B.A.,LouisianaTechUniversity

MarinelaCastano,AssociateDegreeNursing M.S.N.,UniversityofTexas-Austin B.S.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation

GwendolynV.Charvis,EnglishAsaSecondLanguage M.A.,TennesseeStateUniversity B.A.,GrinnellCollege

RitaD.Cinquemani,AssociateDegreeNursing M.S.N.,UniversityofTexasHealthScience B.S.N.,UniversityofTexasHealthScience

BobG.Collings,Mathematics M.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity B.S.,UniversityofHouston

PERSONNEL


PERSON

NEL

GaryM.Conners,Art M.A.,UniversityofUtah B.A.,UniversityofUtah

DianaM.Cooley,Speech Ph.D.,AntiochUniversity M.A.,WesternMichiganUniversity B.A.,WesternMichiganUniversity

BufordD.Cooper,Heating/Vent/AC/RefrigeratorTech A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

BrianJ.Crawford,ComputerInformationSystems M.B.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity B.B.A.,UniversityofHoustonDowntown A.A.S.,PierceCollege

PatriciaS.Crotwell,AssociateDegreeNursing M.S.N.,TheUniversityofAlabama B.S.N.,SamfordUniversity

CarolS.Crowder,Biology M.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity B.A.,UniversityofTexas-Austin

DavidD.Dahnke,EnglishAsaSecondLanguage M.A.,UniversityofTexas-SanAntonio B.A.,UniversityofWisconsinMadison

MichaelE.Darlan,ComputerInformationSystems M.B.A.,BaylorUniversity B.S.,BaylorUniversity

CarolynJ.Davis,PoliticalScience M.A.,SouthernIllinoisUniversityCarbondale B.S.,SouthernIllinoisUniversityCarbondale

DavidL.Davis,History Ph.D.,RiceUniversity M.A.,RiceUniversity B.A.,UniversityofSouthernMississippi

LindaC.Davis,AssociateDegreeNursing M.S.,TexasWoman’sUniversity B.S.,TexasWoman’sUniversity

JacquelineK.Davis-Gilmore,Speech M.A.,TexasSouthernUniversity B.A.,PrairieViewA&MUniversity

MahmoudR.Davoudi,Economics Ph.D.,SouthernIllinoisUniversityCarbondale M.S.,SouthernIllinoisUniversityCarbondale B.S.,ForeignInstitution

MarcyDelesandri,ParalegalStudies B.A.,SanDiegoStateUniversity

JackDixon,DevelopmentalStudies M.A.,UniversityofOklahomaNorman B.A.,UniversityofOklahomaNorman

LyndaJ.Dodgen,Sociology M.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity B.S.,SamHoustonStateUniversity A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

GeorgeW.Doyle,Kinesiology Ed.D.,UniversityofHouston M.Ed.,StephenF.AustinStateUniversity B.B.A.,StephenF.AustinStateUniversity

WilliamF.Drees,EmergencyMedServiceTech Ed.D.,SamHoustonStateUniversity M.A.,UniversityofTexas-SanAntonio B.S.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation

NormaA.Drepaul,Library M.S.,UniversityofNorthTexas B.A.,TexasA&MUniversityCommerce

MaryA.Durant,Biology M.S.,StephenF.AustinStateUniversity B.S.,TexasA&MUniversity,Kingsville

DavidM.Durdin,Mathematics Ph.D.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation M.Ed.,SamHoustonStateUniversity B.S.,SamHoustonStateUniversity

DeniseG.Durham,Biology D.C.,TexasChiropracticCollege B.S.,CreightonUniversity

CherylD.Edwards,Cosmetology A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

DarrylL.Egley,Mathematics M.A.,TrumanStateUniversity B.S.,TrumanStateUniversity

IbrahimM.Elsamahy,EngineeringDesignGraphicsTech B.S.,ForeignInstitution

ShirleyA.Ennis,Kinesiology M.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity B.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity

JohnD.Faber,Music Ph.D.,WestVirginiaUniversity M.M.,WestVirginiaUniversity B.A.,ShepherdCollege

KarlE.Fernandes,Psychology Ph.D.,IowaStateUniversity M.A.,ColumbiaUniversityInCityofNewYork B.S.,BostonCollege


PERSONNEL


PERS

ON

NEL

WilliamJ.Ferris,AutomotiveTechnology B.S.,St.Edward’sUniversity

KiwanaY.Francis,ComputerInformationSystems B.B.A.,UniversityofHoustonDowntown

MeganD.Franks,Kinesiology M.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity B.A.,CaliforniaStateUniversity-Chico

AngelaM.Gant,DevelopmentalStudies J.D.,SouthernUniversityA&MCollege M.Ed.,PrairieViewA&MUniversity B.S.,SouthernUniversityA&MCollege

RickP.Gist,Chemistry Ph.D.,UniversityofTexas-Austin B.A.,UniversityofNorthAlabama

JeffreyD.Gleason,Music M.M.,TexasA&MUniversityCommerce B.M.,WichitaStateUniversity

RobertC.Glenn,Engineering Ph.D.,UniversityofTexas-Arlington M.S.,UniversityofTexas-Arlington B.A.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation

JamesA.Good,History Ph.D.,RiceUniversity M.A.,BaylorUniversity M.A.,UniversityofHouston B.A.,OklahomaBaptistUniversity

LindaA.Gooding,Business,Social&BehavorialSciences M.S.,UniversityofHouston-ClearLake B.S.,SamHoustonStateUniversity

LashunR.Griffin,English M.A.,UniversityofMississippi B.A.,UniversityofMississippi

JuanC.Gutierrez,Biology D.V.M.,ForeignInstitution B.S.,ForeignInstitution

HuongT.Haddad,Cosmetology A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

KaraL.Hagenbuch,Biology Ph.D.,RiceUniversity M.A.,RiceUniversity B.S.,SouthwesternUniversity

JohnA.Hall,English M.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity B.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity A.A.,CollegeoftheMainland

RobertHall,WeldingTechnology B.S.,BallStateUniversity A.A.S.,TexasStateTechnicalInstitute RoyA.Hanscom,Art M.A.,BowlingGreenStateUniversity M.F.A.,BowlingGreenStateUniversity B.A.,FriendsUniversity

MichaelJ.Harman,Biology M.S.,EdinboroUniversityofPennsylvania B.S.,EdinboroUniversityofPennsylvania

CecilO.Harper,History Ph.D.,UniversityofNorthTexas M.A.,MidwesternStateUniversity B.A.,MidwesternStateUniversity

DebraJ.Harper,Speech A.B.D.,WaldenUniversity M.A.T.,WebsterUniversity B.S.,UniversityofMissouri

JaniceHartgrove-Freile,Psychology M.A.,UniversityofHouston B.A.,RiceUniversity

PamelaL.Heard,Dance M.F.A.,UniversityofMichigan-AnnArbor B.A.,CollegeMisericordia

JaniceL.Hemphill,AssociateDegreeNursing M.S.,TexasWoman’sUniversity B.S.,BaylorUniversity

NancyA.Henderson,ProfessionalofficeTechnology M.S.,UniversityofHouston B.A.,MichiganStateUniversity

BillyW.Hescht,Speech M.A.,UniversityofHouston B.A.,UniversityofSaintThomas

MelanieJ.Hilburn,Management M.Ed.,SamHoustonStateUniversity B.S.,SamHoustonStateUniversity

ThomasM.Hobbs,Geology M.S.,UniversityofTexas-ElPaso B.A.,BostonUniversity

PeterW.Horton,Mathematics Ph.D.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation M.S.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation B.S.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation

TimothyG.Howard,PoliticalScience M.A.,UniversityofNebraska-Lincoln B.A.,UniversityofNebraska-Lincoln


PERSONNEL


PERSON

NEL

KatieMaryC.Hurter,EnglishAsaSecondLanguage M.A.,UniversityofTexas-Austin B.A.,UniversityofTexas-Austin

CarrieM.Johnson,AutomotiveTechnology A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

MaryL.Johnson,CenterForTeachingandLearning M.Ed.,SamHoustonStateUniversity B.A.,ArkansasTechUniversity

JulieE.Kendall,AssociateDegreeNursing M.S.N.,UniversityofTexas-ElPaso B.S.N.,UniversityofWisconsin-Oshkosh

BrianR.Kilpatrick,InterpreterTrainingTech Ed.D.,LamarUniversity M.Ed.,McDanielCollege B.A.,GallaudetUniversity

ElizabethA.King,AssociateDegreeNursing Ph.D.,TexasWoman’sUniversity M.S.N.,UniversityofTexasHealthScience B.S.N.,UniversityofTexasHealthScience

JudithA.King,AssociateDegreeNursing M.S.,TexasWoman’sUniversity B.S.,NorthParkUniversityStephenM.King,DevelopmentalStudies M.A.,UniversityofHouston M.A.,UniversityofHouston B.A.,UniversityofHouston

ElisabethC.Krupa,Chemistry M.S.,ForeignInstitution B.S.,ForeignInstitution

JasonH.LaPres,Biology M.H.S.,GrandValleyStateUniversity B.S.,GrandValleyStateUniversityLeslieLaPres,DevelopmentalStudies M.A.,OurLadyoftheLakeUniversity-SanAntonio B.S.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation

HiltonJ.Lasalle,Counseling M.A.,SouthernUniversityA&MCollege B.S.,TexasSouthernUniversity

KendallE.Lawrence,ComputerGraphicArts M.B.A.,OurLadyLakeUniversitySanAntonio B.S.,EmporiaStateUniversity A.A.,IndependenceCommunityCollege

WeiLi,DevelopmentalStudies Ed.D.,UniversityofMissouri-Columbia M.A.,SunyCollegeAtCortland B.A.,ForeignInstitution

NancyL.Lim,PharmacyTechnician Ph.D.,UniversityofTexas-Austin M.S.,UniversityofTexas-AustinSueC.Little,Mathematics Ed.D.,UniversityofHouston M.S.,UniversityofTennesseeChattanooga B.S.,MemphisStateUniversity

RobertG.Locander,PoliticalScience Ph.D.,UniversityofNewMexico M.S.,UniversityofIllinoisCentraloff B.S.,UniversityofIllinoisCentraloff

RachaelR.Lowe,FineArtsDivision M.Ed.,UniversityofHouston B.S.,SamHoustonStateUniversity

BruceD.Machart,English M.F.A.,OhioStateUniversity B.A.,UniversityofHouston

LindaE.Maitland,DevelopmentalStudies Ph.D.,UniversityofAkron M.A.,UniversityofAkron B.A.,UniversityofHawaiiAtManoa

GloriaMallett,Counseling M.A.,TexasSouthernUniversity B.A.,TexasSouthernUniversity

LindaF.Mark,LanguagesandCommunication M.S.Ed.,JacksonStateUniversity B.S.,JacksonStateUniversity

BerthineP.Mason,AssociateDegreeNursing M.N.,UniversityofCalifornia-LosAngeles B.S.,HamptonUniversity

BrackM.May,Music Ph.D.,UniversityofNorthTexas M.Med.,UniversityofNorthTexas B.M.E.,HendersonStateUniversity

RussellW.McDonald,WeldingTechnology A.A.S.,LeeCollege A.A.S.,LeeCollege

MichaelR.McFarland,English M.A.,MemphisStateUniversity B.A.,UniversityofLouisianaAtMonroe

TheresaK.McGinley,History Ph.D.,UniversityofHouston M.A.,UniversityofSouthFlorida B.A.,UniversityofTampa

ConnieS.McMahan,Counseling M.Ed.,TrinityUniversity M.Ed.,UniversityofHouston B.S.,MidwesternStateUniversity


PERSONNEL


PERS

ON

NEL

JoeA.McMillian,Mathematics Ed.D.,UniversityofHouston M.Ed.,UniversityofHouston B.A.,RiceUniversity

DavidS.McNally,AutomotiveTechnology A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

RobertC.Miller,English Ph.D.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation M.A.,UniversityofArkansasFayetteville B.A.,UniversityofArkansasFayetteville

AprilC.Moore,Physics M.A.,UniversityofNorthernIowa B.S.,LamarUniversity

DavidM.Mott,EngineeringDesignGraphicsTech M.T.,UniversityofHouston B.S.,UniversityofHouston

DianeS.Murray,Mathematics M.S.,SunyCollegeAtBuffalo B.S.,SunyCollegeAtBuffalo

JanetG.Muzal,EnglishAsaSecondLanguage M.A.,UniversityofColoradoBoulder B.A.,SunyCollegeAtGeneseo

MaryL.Myers,AssociateDegreeNursing M.S.N.,IndianaUniversitySystem B.S.,HamptonUniversity

CarolA.O’Connor,EmergencyMedServiceTech A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem DanelP.Olson,English M.A.,UniversityofNorthCarolina B.A.,SaintOlafCollege

RichardA.Owen,Chemistry M.S.,TrinityUniversity B.S.,TrinityUniversityKatherinePallavicini,InteractiveMedia M.S.,UniversityofHouston B.S.,IowaStateUniversity

OliaH.Palmer,Library M.Ed.,KentStateUniversity M.S.,UniversityofNorthTexas B.A.,ClevelandStateUniversity

KarenS.Parker,Library M.A.,AdamsStateCollege M.L.S.,TexasWoman’sUniversity B.A.,CentralWashingtonUniveristy

BerthaI.Parle,ForeignLanguages M.A.,UniversityofKansas B.A.,UniversityofTexas-ElPaso

JohnC.Partida,DevelopmentalStudies M.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity B.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

AndreaR.Patella,Mathematics M.S.,SamHoustonStateUniversity

ShelleyW.Penrod,Biology M.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity B.S.,AbileneChristianUniversity

CynthiaK.Peterson,AssociateDegreeNursing M.S.N.,UniversityofTexas-Austin B.S.,TexasWoman’sUniversity

GailC.Phillips,Mathematics M.S.,OklahomaStateUniversity-Oklahoma B.S.,OklahomaStateUniversity-Oklahoma A.A.S.,OklahomaStateUniversity-Oklahoma

ErichG.Polack,ForeignLanguages Ph.D.,ForeignInstitution M.A.,TexasTechUniversity B.,ForeignInstitution

VincentJ.Polito,Mathematics M.S.,TexasStateUniversity-SanMarcos B.S.Ed.,TexasStateUniversity-SanMarcos

KaranB.Prince,DevelopmentalStudies M.Ed.,PrairieViewA&MUniversity B.A.,UniversityofTexas-Austin

JamesA.Puetz,PoliticalScience Ph.D.,PurdueUniversity M.A.,PurdueUniversity B.A.,PurdueUniversity

DavidW.Puller,Library M.L.S.,KentStateUniversity B.A.,OhioWesleyanUniversity

JeanneP.Qualey,HealthInformationTechnology M.B.A.,OurLadyLakeUniversitySanAntonio B.S.,UniversityofLouisiana,Lafayette

KatherineT.Ralph,AssociateDegreeNursing M.S.N.,UniversityofPhoenix B.S.N.,HawaiiPacificUniversity

AdrianM.Rapp,Sociology M.A.,OhioStateUniversity B.A.,OhioStateUniversity

DorothyA.Reade,DevelopmentalStudies M.Ed.,UniversityofHouston B.A.,UniversityofHouston


PERSONNEL


PERSON

NEL

AllenS.Rice,ComputerInformationSystems M.S.,GeorgeWashingtonUniversity B.S.,StephenF.AustinStateUniversity

VirginiaK.Rigby,Library M.L.S.,IndianaUniversityBloomington B.G.S.,IndianaUniversityBloomington

AnitaJ.Rogers,Art M.Ed.,SamHoustonStateUniversity B.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity

KathleenA.Rosen,AssociateDegreeNursing M.S.,UniversityofSaintFrancis B.S.N.,UniversityofTexas-Tyler

KarenN.Russom,Accounting M.B.A.,UniversityofHouston B.B.A.,UniversityofHoustonE.SteveSansom,English Ph.D.,TexasChristianUniversity M.A.,TexasStateUniversity-SanMarcos B.A.,UniversityofTexas-Austin

YeganSatik,Mathematics Ph.D.,UniversityofSouthernCalifornia M.S.,UniversityofSouthernCalifornia

AliceO.Savage,EnglishAsaSecondLanguage M.A.,SchoolForInternationalTraining B.A.,UniversityofWashington

LorraineE.Schoenbeck,MedicalAssisting M.S.,CapellaUniversity B.S.,UniversityofDetroitMercey A.A.S.,MacombCommunityCollege

LisaG.Schulze,DevelopmentalStudies M.A.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation B.A.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation

ShahramShafiee,Economics Ph.D.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation M.A.,WesternMichiganUniversity B.S.,ForeignInstitution

HarishS.Shah,Heating/Vent/AC/RefrigeratorTech B.S.,ForeignInstitution

JS.Sharp,Kinesiology M.Ed.,UniversityofHouston B.S.,LamarUniversity

LarryG.Shirts,PoliticalScience M.A.,UniversityofHouston B.A.,PhillipsUniversity

EricT.Sims,Art M.F.A.,UniversityofIowa M.A.,UniversityofIowa B.A.,UniversityofWisconsin-Whitewater

KulwantSingh,Engineering M.S.,LouisianaStateUniversityandAgriculture M.S.,LouisianaStateUniversityandAgriculture M.S.,LouisianaStateUniversityandAgriculture

VelmaP.Smith,English Ph.D.,NorthernIllinoisUniversity M.S.,UniversityofSouthernMississippi B.S.,MississippiValleyStateUniversity

UrsulaR.Sohns,DevelopmentalStudies M.Ed.,UniversityofHouston B.A.,UniversityofIowa

DianeV.Springman,AssociateDegreeNursing M.S.,UniversityofSouthernMaine B.S.N.,UniversityofTexasHealthScience A.A.S.,CountyCollegeofMorris

DonaldM.Stanley,Psychology Ph.D.,SouthernIllinoisUniversityCarbondale M.A.,SouthernIllinoisUniversityCarbondale B.S.,ColoradoStateUniversity

KrisC.Stengel,ComputerInformationSystems M.Div.,SouthwesternBaptistTheologicalSeminary B.A.,HowardPayneUniversity A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

LorindaA.Stinnett,Physics M.S.,TheUniversityofAlabama B.S.,LamarUniversity

PatriciaW.Szamania–DevelopmentalStudies B.A.,NotreDameUniversity


PERSONNEL


PERS

ON

NEL

MargueriteF.Tamasy,AssociateDegreeNursing Ph.D.,TexasWoman’sUniversity M.N.,UniversityofPittsburgh B.S.,DuquesneUniversity

JudyA.Taylor,Mathematics M.S.,TexasA&MUniversityCommerce B.S.,TexasA&MUniversityCommerce

SherylM.Thomas,AssociateDegreeNursing M.S.N.,HoustonBaptistUniversity B.S.,LamarUniversity

SusanE.Thornton,Business M.B.A.,OurLadyLakeUniversitySanAntonio B.S.,UniversityofNorthDakota

JenniferL.Travis,Mathematics M.S.,UniversityofHouston B.S.,UniversityofOklahomaNormanCharlesD.Trevino,InterpreterTrainingTech B.B.A.,TexasTechUniversity

LyndaE.Turnell,Mathematics M.Ed.,UniversityofHouston B.A.,LamarUniversity

AliceE.Venier,PharmacyTechnician D.,UniversityofHouston

SueVezey,InteractiveMedia M.S.,UniversityofHouston-ClearLake M.A.,UniversityofTexas-ElPaso B.A.,ForeignInstitution

GladysC.Villanasco,English M.A.,UniversityofHouston B.A.,UniversityofHouston

AllenR.Vogt,History Ph.D.,UniversityofHouston M.A.,UniversityofHouston B.A.,TAMUKingsville


ColinS.Ward,EnglishAsaSecondLanguage M.A.,UniversityofLondon B.A.,UniversityofMassachusetts,Boston

KellyE.Weller,EmergencyMedServiceTech M.A.,OurLadyLakeUniversitySanAntonio B.A.A.S.,SamHoustonStateUniversity A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

JenniferL.Welsh,Philosophy Ph.D.,SunyAtBinghamton M.A.,SunyAtBinghamton B.S.,UniversityofWisconsinMadison

MarthaM.Whitley,CenterforTeachingandLearning M.S.Ed.,UniversityofDayton B.S.Ed.,OhioStateUniversity

GlendaS.Williams,Psychology Ph.D.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation M.Ed.,StephenF.AustinStateUniversity B.A.T.,SamHoustonStateUniversity MarvinL.Williams,English Ph.D.,UniversityofTexas-Austin M.A.,UniversityofTexas-Austin B.A.,UniversityofTexas-Austin

EthelenJ.Wilmore,AssociateDegreeNursing M.S.N.,LamarUniversity B.S.,LamarUniversity A.A.S.,LamarUniversity

PatriciaS.Winters,EnglishAsaSecondLanguage M.A.,StanfordUniversity B.A.,UniversityofCalifornia-Berkeley A.A.,SacramentoCityCollege

SharilynD.Wood,EnglishAsaSecondLanguage Ph.D.,UniversityofMalaysia M.A.,UniversityofHouston B.A.,UniversityToronto

PERSONNEL


PERSON

NEL

LONE StaR COLLEgE-tOmBaLL

aDmINIStRatORS - LSC-tOmBaLL

SusanE.Karr,President,LSC-Tomball Ph.D.,UniversityofTexas-Austin M.Ed.,BostonUniversity B.A.,UniversityofMaryland

CherylA.Brock,InterimVicePresident,Instruction Ed.D.,UniversityofHouston M.A.,WichitaStateUniversity B.A.,WichitaStateUniversity

DennisR.Carstens,Dean,EducationalServices Ed.D.,UniversityofTexasatAustin M.S.,OklahomaStateUniversityMainCampus B.S.,OklahomaStateUniversityMainCampus

CynthiaA.Casparis,Dean,EducationalProgramSupport Ed.D.,TexasTechUniversity M.Ed.,TexasTechUniversity B.M.Ed.,WestTexasA&MUniversity

MichaelDannenbaum-Director,Facilities

JohnD.Fishero,VicePresident,AdministrativeServices J.D.,SouthTexasCollegeofLaw M.B.A.,UniversityofHouston B.A.,UniversityofTexas-Austin

JaniceJacques,Dean,StudentDevelopment Ph.D.,GeorgiaStateUniversity M.A.,CaliforniaStateUniversity,DominguezHills B.A.,SouthernUniversityatNewOrleans RobertA.Jones,Dean-LSC-UniversityPark Ph.D.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation M.Ed.,UniversityofLouisianaAtMonroe B.S.,GramblingStateUniversity

SharonJones,Director,ContinuingEducation

BenjaminLeung,ExecutiveDirector M.S.,GoldenGateUniversity B.A.,GoldenGateUniversity B.S.,SanFranciscoStateUniversity

KatherineJ.Sanchez,Dean,Instruction M.A.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation B.A.,TexasA&MUniversity-CorpusChristi

PamelaN.Shafer,Director,Library M.L.S.,SamHoustonStateUniversity B.A.,UniversityofVermont

MarjoStach,Director,FinancialAid M.B.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity B.B.A.,UniversityofTexas-SanAntonio

RaphaelA.Turner,AssistantDean Ph.D.,UniversityofTexas-Austin M.S.,TexasA&MUniversityCommerce B.A.,UniversityofLouisianaAtMonroe

CatherineWampler,Director,NursingProgram M.N.,UniversityofMississippiMedCenter B.S.N.,LouisianaStateUniversityHealthScience

CarolA.Wheeler,Director,Business/Auxiliary M.B.A.,UniversityofTexas-ElPaso M.S.,UniversityofNorthDakotaMainCampus B.S.,UniversityofOklahomaNorman

JamieS.White,Director,CollegeRelations B.A.,UniversityofHouston

EricR.Wildman,Dean,Instruction Ph.D.,UniversityofTexas-Austin M.A.,CentralMichiganUniversity B.S.,CentralMichiganUniversity

FrancisF.Willingham,Dean,Instruction Ph.D.,WakeForestUniversity M.A.,WakeForestUniversity B.A.,UniversityofNorthCarolina

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AnaPaulaM.Abshire,BehavioralSciences,Business, Humanities,SocialSciences A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

ImranAdmani,PublicSafety-LSC-UniversityPark

SoniaAleman,CustodialServices

SharonE.Alewine,StudentSuccess A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

StephanieAlexander,LSC-UniversityPark

JeremiahAllison,OfficeofTechnologyServices A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

SandraS.Angel,EnrollmentServices M.A.Ed.,UniversityofPhoenix B.B.A.,LeTourneauUniversity A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

NatalieS.Armantrout,Library B.F.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

JamesBaskin,UniversityPark

JuneBecker,Instruction

CamerinaBenito,CustodialServices

MariaBerruete,CustodialServices

TamaraBerry,FinancialAid

PattyBlaschke,CentralDuplicating

JanisBloecher,EnrollmentServices B.A.,CaliforniaStateUniversity,Northridge

JanineBowes,Health,Kinesiology,NaturalSciences,and Technology B.M.Ed.,UniversityofMassachusetts,Lowell

JudithA.Bowser,LSC-UniversityPark M.A.,TexasSouthernUniversity B.A.,AsburyCollege

ThomasD.Brewer,LSC-UniversityPark

IreneC.Briggs,StudentSuccess M.A.,RegentUniversity A.A.,SanAntonioCollege

BethBrown,EnrollmentServices

SabraBrown,LSC-UniversityPark

RichardBurkey,PhysicalPlant

PerryA.Burns,EnrollmentServices B.B.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity

TommieByrd,AssociateDegreeNursing B.S.,StevenF.AustinStateUniversity

WallyCarlisle,PhysicalPlant

BudCarpenter,LSC-UniversityPark

VictoriaCassidy,CollegeRelations

RebecaCastro,CustodialServices

MariaChomiak,Health,Kinesiology,NaturalSciences, andTechnology

AbeClay,ContinuingEducation B.A.,ConcordiaUniversityatAustin

WilliamE.Cunningham,PhysicalPlant A.A.,AmericanInterContinentalUniversity

OtisCurtis,LSC-UniversityPark

KathyDannenbaum,BusinessOffice

DonnaDaughdrill,ContinuingEducation B.A.,UniversityofTexas

TaffyDaussin,StudentServices B.A.,UniversityofHouston

DougDavis,LSC-UniversityPark

MargaretE.Dawson,Library M.L.S.,TexasWoman’sUniversity B.A.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation

BarbaraDeBenedictis,LSC-UniversityPark

MargotDeLaPaz,CustodialServices

GinaDeLaTrinidad,CustodialServices

PaulA.Dempsey,Health,Kinesiology,NaturalSciences, andTechnology B.S.,UniversityofHouston

RyanDenson,LSC-UniversityPark

KathleenJ.Diamond,VeterinaryTechnology A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

DeenaDonaho,BehavioralSciences,Business, Humanities,SocialSciences

DianaDoughman,LSC-UniversityPark

RobertDurrett,PhysicalPlant

GaryEakin,LSC-UniversityPark

ConnieL.Engebretson,ContinuingEducation A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

GildaM.Foster,FoodService B.B.A.,AmericanInterContinentalUniversity A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

AnneFowler,EnrollmentServices

KarenL.Frampton,FinancialAid B.A.,MichiganStateUniversity

JeanFurrer,FoodService

KarenK.Gaede,HumanResources B.S.,StephenF.AustinStateUniversity

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KennethGibbs,UniversityPark A.A.S.,KaplanUniversity

AmyGriffin,LSC-UniversityPark M.Ed.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation B.S.,BaylorUniversity

BelindaGriffin,OfficeofthePresident

BrianK.Griffin,LSC-UniversityPark M.,PrairieViewA&MUniversity B.S.,SamHoustonStateUniversity

JohnGriffith,LSC-UniversityPark

JulieM.Gruber,LSC-UniversityPark B.A.,UniversityofHouston

DeelanieE.Hallmark,StudentSuccess A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

PatriciaC.Handley,AssociateDegreeNursing M.S.,TexasWoman’sUniversity B.S.N.,HoustonBaptistUniversity

JayB.Hargett,OfficeofTechnologyServices B.B.A.,BelmontUniversity

RandallHarris,LSC-UniversityPark

KarenHase,AdministrativeServices

CarolG.Hatfield,Instruction A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

DanielHatfield,PublicSafety

CharlotteHawkins,FoodService

MiguelHernandez,GroundsMaintenance

CarrieJ.Hillebrecht,FinancialAid B.B.M.,LeTourneauUniversity A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

AmyHirsh,StudentLife B.A.,UniversityofMarylandUniversityCollege

PamelaHosking,ExtendedLearningCenter M.Ed.,TexasSouthernUniversity B.A.,NewMexicoTech

DeborahHouston,EnrollmentServices

RichardHuerta,PublicSafety

StanleyC.Jaynes,PublicSafety A.A.,ElCaminoCollege

StephanieL.John-Schafer,StudentDevelopment B.A.,UniversityofHouston A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

BradleyR.Johnson,Health,Kinesiology,Natural Sciences,andTechnology B.S.,UniversityofHoustonDowntown A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

GailJolley,AssessmentCenter

DoloresJones,BusinessOffice

SylvesterJones,LSC-UniversityPark

EricaJordan,Health,Kinesiology,NaturalSciences,and Technology B.S.M.,UniversityofPhoenix

RaeLynnJukkola,EnrollmentServices M.A.,UniversityofTexas-Austin B.A.,UniversityofTexas-Austin

ClarenceBlaineKeener,LSC-UniversityPark

PamalaKent,PhysicalPlant

KarenKincy,BusinessOffice

ElizabethA.King,EnrollmentServices A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

GeneKnapp,LSC-UniversityPark

PatriciaA.Krugh,Education,English&Math A.S.,RobertMorrisUniversity

LarryLee,LSC-UniversityPark

FidencioLopez,OfficeofTechnologyServices

RobertLove,OfficeofTechnologyServices

RobertLovelace,LSC-UniversityPark

SharonLuczak,PublicSafety

ShannonMarino,StudentLife

KaylaMarshall,StudentServices

JamesMarshburn,OfficeofTechnologyServices B.A.,AmericanInstituteforComputerScience

DonaldMartin,LSC-UniversityPark

SusanaMartinez,LSC-UniversityPark

LatoyaMcCarter,ContinuingEducation

DebbieMcCurdy,ContinuingEducation

ClayMcGovern,Faculty&StaffDevelopment M.A.,TulaneUniversity B.A.,LoyolaUniversityNewOrleans

CarlaF.McPherson,OfficeofTechnologyServices A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

BettyMcSwain,FoodService

MariaMendoza,CustodialServices

ElizabethMerla,LSC-UniversityPark

DeniseL.Metz,VeterinaryTechnology A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

DouglasMiles,PublicSafety

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GaryMiller,LSC-UniversityPark

SeanMiller,OfficeofTechnologyServices B.B.A.,UniversityofHouston

RosemaryMooney,BusinessTraining B.A.,OurLadyoftheLakeUniversity

JanetL.Moore,Faculty&StaffDevelopment A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystemSandraMoye,CollegeRelations

JenniferA.Newton,EnrollmentServices M.S.,CapellaUniversity B.S.,UniversityofHoustonDowntown A.A.,BlinnCollege A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

DuyP.Nguyen,Education,English&Math B.C.,ConcordiaUniversity-Montreal

CarolynO’Donnell,LSC-UniversityPark

FrankPage,PublicSafety M.D.,OhioCollegeofPodiatricMedicine B.S.,UniversityofSouthwesternLouisiana

WeymanPeveto,OfficeofTechnologyServices

JosslynnPhelps-Victorian,LSC-UniversityPark

MarvaV.Pixton,Education,English&Math A.S.,BrighamYoungUniversity-Idaho A.A.S.,CollegeofSouthernMaryland

VerenaPodraza,BusinessOffice

DeborahPolk,LSC-UniversityPark

RobbiePowell,CentralDuplicating

OlivaRamirez,CustodialServices

KennethW.Randle,OfficeofTechnologyServices B.S.,PrairieViewA&MUniversity

WendyRay,HumanResources

CandyRead,ContinuingEducation

GwynReynolds,BehavioralSciences,Business,Humanities,SocialSciences

RochelleReynolds,EnrollmentServices

JenniferRichardson,CollegeRelations B.A.,NorthwesternUniversity

ChenardRobinson,LSC-UniversityPark

VivianRodgers,ExtendedLearningCenter M.A.,UniversityofMissouri-KansasCity B.A.,UniversityofMissouri-KansasCity A.A.,SeminoleStateCollege

MarleneA.Ruffino,FinancialAid B.B.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity A.A.S.,LoneStarCollegeSystem A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

GloriaSamatar,CustodialServices

PatriciaSeibert,EnrollmentServices

MarkSeyer,OfficeofTechnologyServices

JacquelynC.Shepherd,StudentDevelopment A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

BobbyeL.Silva,Library M.L.S.,TexasWoman’sUniversity B.S.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation

MarilynSilva,ContinuingEducation

PatriciaS.Smethers,Health,Kinesiology,Natural Sciences,andTechnology B.S.,UniversityofTexas-PanAmerican

BillyE.Smith,LSC-UniversityPark B.A.,UniversityofTexas-Austin

InesSoto,CustodialServices

DebraStamper,FinancialAid

BobbyD.Stephens,PublicSafety B.S.,SamHoustonStateUniversity

ShannonStephens,EnrollmentServices

DavidSwigeart,PublicSafety

DanielleThornton,OfficeofthePresident B.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity

JamesKentTompkins,PublicSafety

MariaValencia,CustodialServices

JudyWard,Health,Kinesiology,NaturalSciences,and Technology

VictoriaA.Waters,ExtendedLearningCenter Ph.D.,UniversityofTexas-Austin M.Ed.,UniversityIllinoisUrbana-Champaign B.S.,UniversityofTexas-Austin

BobbyWeatherly,PublicSafety

LaWandaWheeler,ContinuingEducation

MelvinWiggin,PhysicalPlant

AngelaWine,FoodService

JamesWoods,LSC-UniversityPark

RosalynW.Wylie,LSC-UniversityPark B.A.,UniversityofTexas-Austin

AmosYork,LSC-UniversityPark

MaryAnnZack,BusinessOffice


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CarlosH.Aguilar,ComputerInformationSystems M.Ed.,UniversityofHouston M.A.,MichiganStateUniversity A.S.,LaneCommunityCollege

CarolynL.Ambrose,StudentSuccess A.B.D.,SamHoustonStateUniversity M.S.,LoyolaUniversity B.S.,SouthernUniversityA&MCollege

SteveJ.Anaya,Biology Ph.D.,UniversityofHouston B.S.,UniversityofHouston

DavidO.Bary,Geology M.B.A.,WashingtonUniversity M.A.,DartmouthCollege B.A.,FranklinAndMarshallCollege

CherylA.Bates,Music D.M.A.,UniversityofHouston M.M.,UniversityofHouston B.M.,UniversityofOklahomaNorman

DavidA.Beaulieu,Psychology Ph.D.,UniversityofCalifornia-SantaBarbara B.A.,UniversityofTexas-Austin

RichardR.Becker,CriminalJustice M.S.,SamHoustonStateUniversity B.S.,SamHoustonStateUniversity A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

AnnieJ.Benifield,PoliticalScience Ph.D.,UniversityofNewOrleans M.A.,AtlantaUniversity B.A.,AlabamaA&MUniversity

DavidE.Birch,PoliticalScience M.A.,UniversityofMarylandCollegePark B.A.,TheUniversityofAlabama

LauraQ.Boercker,English M.A.,PurdueUniversityMainCampus B.A.,PurdueUniversityMainCampus

AntoniusL.Bom,EngrngDsgnGraphicsTech M.B.A.,AmbertonUniversity B.S.,UnitedStatesMilitaryAcademy

DouglasS.Boyd,English M.A.,UniversityofTexas-Austin B.A.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation

ChristineD.Bradford,Geology M.S.,UniversityofNorthCarolina B.A.,FranklinAndMarshallCollege

JoyceE.Brod,VeterinaryTechnology B.S.,SulRossStateUniversity

DianaV.Broome,PharmacyTechnology A.A.,BlinnCollege A.S.,BlinnCollege

BettyY.Burdett,DevelopmentalStudies-LSC-UniversityPark M.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity B.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity

JohnA.Burns,Management M.S.,National-LouisUniversity B.S.,UniversityofNebraskaOmaha

JosephM.Cahill,Economics M.A.,UniversityofMichigan-AnnArbor B.A.,WittenbergUniversity

MichaelD.Capistran,Philosophy Ph.D.,RiceUniversity M.A.,RiceUniversity B.A.,UniversityofCalifornia-Berkeley

TheresaP.Capretta,ComputerInformationSystem M.Ed.,UniversityofArkansas B.S.,UniversityofArkansas

KimberlyA.Carter,English M.A.,UniversityofLouisianaAtLafayette B.A.,UniversityofLouisianaAtLafayette

JulialiciaCase,English M.A.,UniversityofCalifornia-Davis B.A.,BrynMawrCollege

IvanolaJ.Ceasar,AssociateDegreeNursing B.S.N.,UniversityofPhoenix A.A.S.,LamarStateCollege-Orange

OtisL.Chapman,ComputerInformationSystems M.B.A.,OurLadyLakeUniversitySanAntonio B.B.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity

MohanV.Chari,Chemistry Ph.D.,UniversityofDehli-India M.S.,UniversityofDelhi-India B.A.,UniversityofDelhi-India

BrandiL.Cline,Mathematics/DevelopmentalMath M.S.,UniversityofNewOrleans B.S.,SoutheasternLouisianaUniversity

MelindaA.Coleman,Mathematics/DevelopmentalMath M.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity B.S.,SamHoustonStateUniversity

MichaelV.Csiszarik,Physics Ph.D.,UniversityofHouston B.S.,UniversityofStuttgart

RuiX.Dai,Mathematics/DevelopmentalMath Ph.D.,UniversityofPittsburgh

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SarahY.David,StudentSuccess Ph.D.,UniversityofTexas-Austin M.Ed.,NorthCarolinaStateUniversity B.A.,LouisianaTechUniversity

CatherineD.Davis,ComputerInformationSystems M.A.,UniversityofHouston B.A.,UniversityofHouston

ClaudiaC.Davis,Mathematics/DevelopmentalMath M.A.,DukeUniversity M.S.,UniversityofLouisianaAtLafayette B.A.,GeorgiaStateUniversity

LisaM.Davis,StudentSuccess A.B.D.,WestVirginiaUniversity M.Ed.,TexasSouthernUniversity B.A.,SouthernUniversityAtNewOrleans

GlennI.Dennis,AssociateDegreeNursing M.S.N.,UniversityofTexasHealthScience B.S.N.,UniversityofTexasHealthScience A.A.S.,SanJacintoCollegeCentral

MarthaE.Donnelly,Mathematics/DevelopmentalMath M.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity B.S.,LamarUniversity

EileenA.Eckert,VocationalNursing B.S.,TexasWoman’sUniversity

RobertB.Eubank,PoliticalScience Ph.D.,RiceUniversity M.A.,RiceUniversity B.S.,UniversityofHouston

PatriciaM.Falbo,Mathematics/DevelopmentalMath M.S.,UniversityofHouston B.S.,UniversityofMarylandCollegePark

JanieFiloteo,Sociology M.A.,OurLadyLakeUniversitySanAntonio B.A.,OurLadyLakeUniversitySanAntonio

CliftonR.Fox,History M.A.,MichiganStateUniversity B.A.,MichiganStateUniversity

SteffaniA.Frideres,Art M.F.A.,WashingtonStateUniversity B.F.A.,UniversityCalgary

ClarkW.Friesen,Speech M.A.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation B.A.,CaliforniaPolytechnicStateUniversity

LeslieW.Grunden,AssociateDegreeNursing M.S.N.,TexasA&MUniversity-CorpusChristi B.S.N.,UniversityofNorthFlorida

AbrahamHaje,Mathematics/DevelopmentalMath M.S.,UniversityofHouston-ClearLake B.S.,UniversityofHouston-ClearLake

MarkHammerbacher,Mathematics/DevelopmentalMath M.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity B.A.,TowsonUniversity

JudithE.Harris,DevelopmentalStudies M.A.,UniversityofDallas B.A.,UniversityofArkansasAtPineBluf

MargaretA.Hayes,AssociateDegreeNursing M.Ed.,UniversityofHouston B.S.,UniversityofCentralArkansas A.S.,TylerJuniorCollege

VirginiaM.Haysley,PoliticalScience Ph.D.,UniversityofNewOrleans M.A.,UniversityofNewOrleans B.,UniversityofTexas-Austin

BarbaraJ.Hayward,History Ph.D.,UniversityofHouston M.A.,BrighamYoungUniversity B.A.,UniversityofLouisianaAtMonroe

MaryR.Hood,Biology Ed.S.,AuburnUniversityAtMontgomery M.Ed.,AuburnUniversityAtMontgomery B.S.,AuburnUniversityAtMontgomery

MaryAnnC.Jackson,TeacherEducation M.Ed.,UniversityofHouston B.S.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation

RogerL.Jay,Mathematics/DevelopmentalMath M.A.,TexasTechUniversity B.A.,TexasTechUniversity

MargaretS.JelinekLewis,Psychology Ph.D.,OhioStateUniversity M.A.,OhioStateUniversity B.A.,RiceUniversity

DavidW.Jensen,Biology Ph.D.,UniversityofCalifornia-SanDiego M.S.,UniversityIllinoisUrbana-Champaign B.S.,UniversityIllinoisUrbana-Champaign

FondaR.Johnson,StudentSuccess-LSC-UniversityPark M.A.,PrairieViewA&MUniversity

StephanieD.Johnston,OccupationalTherapy M.A.,TexasWoman’sUniversity B.S.,TexasWoman’sUniversity

JeanL.Joublanc,AssociateDegreeNursing M.S.N.,TexasWoman’sUniversity B.S.N.,OhioStateUniversity

MelissaS.Kirkpatrick,English M.F.A.,SarahLawrenceCollege M.A.,UniversityofHouston B.A.,UniversityofHouston A.A.,LoneStarCollegeSystem

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NancyB.Kral,PoliticalScience M.A.,UniversityofHouston B.S.Ed.,UniversityofTexas-Austin

DevikaV.Lalsinghani,Mathematics/DevelopmentalMath M.S.,GujaratUniversity B.S.,GujaratUniversity

MichaelT.Lappe,Management M.S.,National-LouisUniversity B.S.,LaSalleUniversity

PhilipLee,ComputerInformationSystems M.S.,UniversityofCalifornia-Irvine B.A.,UniversityofCalifornia-SantaBarbara

MarvinB.Lowery,Biology M.S.,SamHoustonStateUniversity B.S.,SamHoustonStateUniversity

BarbaraM.Lujan,StudentSuccess M.S.,ArizonaStateUniversityMain B.A.,ArizonaStateUniversityMain

PatriciaR.Lyon,ComputerInformationSystems M.Ed.,UniversityofTexas-ElPaso B.S.,UniversityofTexas-ElPaso

WilliamH.May,ComputerInformationSystems B.A.,BaylorUniversity

AmberN.Mestayer,Mathematics/DevelopmentalMath M.S.,TexasStateUniversity-SanMarcos B.S.,TexasStateUniversity-SanMarcos

DianeC.Montagna,SurgicalTechnology A.S.,HoustonCommunityCollege

SusanD.Mueller,DevelopmentalStudies M.Ed.,UniversityofHouston-Victoria B.S.,HoustonBaptistUniversity

NasrinNazemzadeh,Business/Economics Ph.D.,PrairieViewA&MUniversity M.B.A.,SoutheasternLouisianaUniversity M.S.,FloridaStateUniversity

IrinaN.Nizova,EnglishAsaSecondLanguage/ DevelopmentalStudies M.A.,CaliforniaStateUniversity-Northridge M.A.,StatePedagogicalUniversity-Russia B.A.,StatePedagogicalUniversity-Russia

JeffreyA.Norem,English M.Ed.,GeorgiaStateUniversity B.S.,UniversityofColoradoAtBoulder

GregoryE.Oaks,English Ph.D.,UniversityofHouston M.F.A.,TexasStateUniversity-SanMarcos B.A.,UniversityofTexas-SanAntonio

MariaDelCarmeM.Ocana,English Ph.D.,ForeignInstitution M.,ForeignInstitution B.,ForeignInstitution

CatherineH.Olson,English M.A.,UniversityofNorthCarolina-ChapelHill M.L.S.,UniversityofTexas-Austin B.A.,UniversityofTexas-Austin

DebraParish,Psychology M.S.,UniversityofWyoming B.S.,UniversityofHouston

VaheribhaiC.Patel,Mathematics/DevelopmentalMath M.S.,UniversityofIndore-India B.Ed.,VikramUniversity-Ujiain B.S.,VikramUniversity-Ujiain

JamesA.Pelezo,Chemistry Ph.D.,UniversityofSouthernMississippi M.S.,DeltaStateUniversity B.S.,DeltaStateUniversity

VanA.Piercy,English Ph.D.,IndianaUniversityBloomington M.A.,UniversityofCalifornia-Berkeley B.A.,UniversityofCalifornia-Berkeley

StevenW.Prewitt,History Ph.D.,UniversityofHouston M.A.,UniversityofHouston B.S.,PhillipsUniversity

BrianL.Reeves,DevelopmentalStudies M.A.,NewYorkUniversity B.A.,PrairieViewA&MUniversity

KatherineM.Reynolds,English M.F.A.,VermontCollegeOfNorwichUniversity M.A.,UniversityofHouston B.S.,KentStateUniversityMainCampus

ThomasS.Rogers,History-LSC-UniversityPark M.A.,UniversityofLeiceseter-England B.B.A.,TexasChristianUniversity

JohnB.Rollins,English Ph.D.,UniversityofHouston M.A.,UniversityofHouston B.A.,UniversityofHouston

KimberlyA.Rumsey,AssociateDegreeNursing M.S.N.,UniversityofTexasHealthScienceCenter- SanAntonio B.S.N.,UniversityofTexasMedicalBranch

Alterra-ZoeD.Ruppert,OccupationalTherapy Ph.D.,TexasWoman’sUniversity M.S.,JohnsHopkinsUniversity B.S.,UniversityofTexasMedicalBranch

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AlpanaSarangapani,Library M.L.S.,SamHoustonStateUniversity B.A.,HandiqueGirlsCollege-India

FelicityA.Short,Speech M.A.,UniversityofWyoming B.A.,UniversityofWyoming

WilliamJ.Simcik,Biology Ph.D.,UniversityofTexasHealthScience M.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity B.S.,SamHoustonStateUniversity A.A.,WhartonCountyJuniorCollege

JaneD.Simons,MedicalOffice(POFM) B.S.,UniversityofPhoenix A.A.S.,NichollsStateUniversity

ReynaL.Sirias,ForeignLanguages Ph.D.,UniversityofPennsylvania M.A.,RiceUniversity

RichardG.Smalley,Mathematics/DevelopmentalMath M.S.,UniversityofHouston M.B.A.,UniversityofHouston B.S.,UniversityofHouston

SethuramaSrinivasan,History Ph.D.,UniversityofHouston M.A.,StephenF.AustinStateUniversity B.S.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation

EarlStaley,Art M.F.A.,UniversityofArkansasMainCampus B.F.A.,IllinoisWesleyanUniversity

JacquelineI.Stirling,EnglishAsaSecondLanguage/ DevelopmentalStudies M.A.,UniversityofHouston-ClearLake B.A.,UniversityofHouston

RebeccaL.Tate,English Ph.D.,TexasTechUniversity M.A.,TexasTechUniversity B.A.,WaylandBaptistUniversity

JenniferE.Thompson,PoliticalScience M.A.,MississippiStateUniversity B.A.,LouisianaStateUniversity

ScottW.Travis,Mathematics/DevelopmentalMath M.S.,UniversityofHouston B.S.,UniversityofTexas-Tyler A.A.,TrinityValleyCommunityCollege

MaryP.Trenkle,ForeignLanguages Ph.D.,TheUniversityofAlabama M.A.,TheUniversityofAlabama B.A.,TheUniversityofAlabama

GerryC.Tsoi,ComputerInformationSystems B.B.A.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation

AlannaM.Tynes,Biology M.S.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation B.S.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation

JohnR.Vancamp,VocationalNursing M.S.N.,UniversityofPhoenix B.A.,EasternWashingtonUniversity A.A.,SpokaneCommunityCollege

SuzanneM.Weatherly,DevelopmentalStudies A.B.D.,BaylorUniversity M.Ed.,UniversityofSaintThomas B.A.,HoustonBaptistUniversity

JessicaW.Weisel,Speech M.S.,TexasChristianUniversity B.S.,UniversityofTexas-Austin

SherriR.White,Drama M.A.,TexasStateUniversity-SanMarcos B.S.,TexasA&MUniversityCommerce A.A.,TexarkanaCollege

RachelN.Whitten,Mathematics/DevelopmentalMath M.S.,BaylorUniversity B.A.,BaylorUniversity

DonnaD.Willingham,DevelopmentalStudies Ed.D.,SamHoustonStateUniversity M.Ed.,StephenF.AustinStateUniversity B.A.,HoustonBaptistUniversity

PamelaC.Womack,DevelopmentalStudies M.A.,UniversityofHouston-ClearLake B.A.,HoustonBaptistUniversity A.A.,SanJacintoCollegeCentral

TracieJ.Wood,AssociateDegreeNursing M.S.N.,UniversityofNewMexicoMainCampus B.S.N.,TexasTechUniversityHealthScienceCenter A.A.S.,MidlandCollege

ThomasM.Young,Accounting M.B.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity B.A.,BaylorUniversity

GeorgeW.Younger,VeterinaryTechnology D.V.M.,TuskegeeUniversity B.S.,NorthwesternStateUniversity

MelanieM.Younger,VeterinaryTechnology D.V.M.,AuburnUniversity B.A.,OhioWesleyanUniversity

PattyD.Zachary,Mathematics/DevelopmentalMath M.A.,SamHoustonStateUniversity B.A.,UniversityofTexas-Arlington

BruceD.Zarosky,Kinesiology M.Ed.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation B.S.,TexasA&MUniversity-CollegeStation A.A.,TempleCollege

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DebraBritton,Director,AcademicStudentServices Ed.D.,TexasSouthernUniversity M.A.,TexasSouthernUniversity B.S.,UniversityofHouston

RosarioMartinez,Director,ArticulationServices Ph.D.,UniversityofNorthTexas M.Ed.,UniversityofNorthTexas B.S.,UniversityofTexasatElPaso

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ScottGilbert,ReferenceLibrarian,AssistantProfessor M.S.,UniversityofNorthTexas B.A.,UniversityofSouthFlorida

PriscillaChapa,StudentServices

JaneHasbrouck,StudentServices B.S.,SaintCloudStateUniversity

ElaineKirten,Administration

MariaValenzuela,Administration

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ContinuingEducation................................. 21Contagious/CommunicableDiseases........... 77CoreCurriculumRequirements..................... 79CoreCurriculumExemplaryObjectives......... 80Cosmetology........................................... 118CostsPerSemester,Estimated..................... 42Counseling&AdvisingServices................... 73CourseOutcomesandExaminations............ 63CourseNumberingSystem.................... 61,63Courses,Descriptionof............................. 190CourseRevisionCrosswalk........................ 103CourseWithdrawalPolicy........................... 30CreditbyExamination................................ 67CreditCourseCrosswalk,Adv.Technical...... 36CreditforCourses...................................... 63DegreePlansandTransferGuides................ 60DentalHygiene........................................ 121DevelopmentalStudiesProgram................... 71DiagnosticMedicalSonography................ 122DropsandWithdrawals.............................. 41DualCredit............................................... 25Electrician............................................... 126EmergencyMedicalServicesProfessions..... 126EmergencyProcedures................................ 76EngineeringTechnology........................... 129EnglishProgram,Intensive........................... 34EnrollmentStatus........................................ 60EqualOpportunityStatement....................... 13ExceptionalAdmissions............................... 24FeeSchedule............................................. 40FieldofStudy............................................ 90FinancialAssistance................................... 46FinancialInformation............................ 39,55FireScienceTechnology............................ 133FlexibleScheduleOptions........................... 63GameDesign&Simulation....................... 134GED......................................................... 71GeneralAssociateDegreeRequirements....... 81GeneralInformation................................... 14GeographicInformationSystems................ 136GradeReports........................................... 59GradingStandards.................................... 64GraduationRequirements............................ 78Grants/ApplicationProcessing.................... 53HealthInformationTechnology................... 137

INDEXAASDegreesandCertificates.................... 105AcademicAchievementRecognition............. 65AcademicAccountability............................ 65AcademicAppeals..................................... 70AcademicCalendar.................................. 8-9AcademicFreshStartProgram..................... 31AcademicIntegrity..................................... 70AcademicOverload................................... 30AcademicPolicies,Procedures&Services.... 63AcademicTransfer..................................... 85Accounting.............................................. 105Accreditations&Memberships..................... 10ADAStatement.......................................... 13AdmissionPoliciesandProcedures............... 24AdvancedStanding.................................... 66Articulation............................................... 35AreaofConcentration................................ 93Assessment................................................ 34AssociateofAppliedScienceDegree......... 101AssociateofArtsDegree............................. 86AssociateofArtsinTeachingDegree............ 88AssociateofScienceDegree....................... 87AudioVisualSystems................................ 106AuditingaCourse...................................... 29AutomotiveTechnology............................. 108AviationManagement.............................. 109Biotechnology.......................................... 110BoardofTrustees.................. InsidebackcoverBulletinsandPosters................................... 76CareerServices......................................... 73CertificatePrograms................................... 82Chancellor’sWelcome............ InsidefrontcoverChangeofSchedule................................... 30ClassAttendance....................................... 63ClassificationStatus.................................... 59CleryAct.................................................. 22CollegeBookstore...................................... 77CollegeCreditCourses............................... 29CollegeLocations......................................... 2CollegePlacement...................................... 31CollegePolice........................................... 77CollegeTelephoneNumbers.......................... 3CommunityPartnerships.............................. 22ComputerInformationTechnology.............. 111ComputerMaintenance.............................. 23

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Heating,Ventilation,AirConditioning andRefrigeration................................. 141HonorsProgram......................................... 66HospitalityManagement........................... 142HumanServices....................................... 143InclementWeather..................................... 23InteriorDesignTechnology........................ 146InternationalStudentsAdmission.................. 26InterpreterTrainingTechnology.................. 147IntramuralandClubSports.......................... 75JointAdmissions......................................... 26LandSurveying&MappingTechnology...... 148LegalOfficeTechnology............................ 177Library/LearningCenter.............................. 71LinkedCourses.................................... 22,37LogisticsManagement.............................. 150LoneStarCollegeSystemataGlance.......... 15LoneStarCorporateCollege....................... 21LostandFound.......................................... 77LSC-CarverCenter...................................... 18LSC-ConroeCenter..................................... 17LSC-Cy-Fair................................................ 16LSC-EMCIDCenter..................................... 17LSC-FairbanksCenter.................................. 16LSC-GreenspointCenter.............................. 18LSC-Kingwood........................................... 16LSC-Montgomery........................................ 17LSC-NorthHarris........................................ 18LSC-Online................................................ 21LSC-Tomball............................................... 18LSC-UniversityCenteratMontgomery........... 19LSC-UCatMontgomeryDegreePlans........... 94LSC-UniversityPark..................................... 20MachiningTechnology.............................. 151Management........................................... 152MapsofColleges..................................... 382MechatronicsTechnology.......................... 154MedicalAssisting..................................... 155MedicalOfficeTechnology........................ 176MedicalRadiologicTechnology................. 156MissionStatement...................................... 14Nursing.................................................. 158OccupationalTherapyAssistant................. 166ParalegalStudies..................................... 168

INDEXParking..................................................... 77Personnel................................................ 324PharmacyTechnology............................... 169PhysicalTherapistAssistant....................... 172ProfessionalOfficeTechnology.................. 173ProgramPrefixes...................................... 102ProgramsofInstruction................................ 78PrerequisitesorCorequisites........................ 30RacialProfiling.......................................... 22RecordsPoliciesandProcedures.................. 59RefundPolicy....................................... 40,55RegistrationPoliciesandProcedures............. 29ReleaseofStudentRecordsPolicy................. 60RepetitionofCourses.................................. 59RequestsforCourses................................... 71ResidentStatus........................................... 43RespiratoryCare...................................... 178ScholarshipsAvailable................................ 46SexOffenderData..................................... 22SexOffenderPolicy.................................... 23StudentAbsence........................................ 63StudentActivities........................................ 75StudentCenter/FoodService....................... 77StudentConduct......................................... 76StudentDevelopmentPrograms&Services.... 73StudentDisciplineProcedures...................... 76StudentHousing......................................... 77StudentPublications.................................... 75StudentOrganizations................................ 73StudentRights............................................ 12StudentSuccessInitiativeRequirement.......... 31SurgicalTechnology................................. 180TechPrep.................................................. 37TexasSuccessInitiativeRequirement............. 31Transcripts................................................. 59TransferfromOtherInstitutions..................... 59TransfertoOtherInstitutions......................... 60TuitionandFees......................................... 39ValueStatements........................................ 14VeteransBenefits........................................ 57VeterinaryTechnology............................... 181VisualCommunication.............................. 183WeldingTechnology................................. 186WorkforceDegrees&Certificates................ 96

Welcome to the Lone Star College System!

I congratulate you for your decision to pursue higher education opportunities, and appreciate that you have chosen to attend a Lone Star College. In today’s changing world, the value of education and training beyond high school has never been more important. Whether your goal is to earn an associate’s degree, train for a new career, update your current job skills, or transfer to a four-year university, a Lone Star College can help you succeed.

Lone Star College System enrolled over 62,000 students in credit courses last year, making us the largest college in the greater Houston area, and the second largest community college system in Texas. The system includes five comprehensive colleges – LSC-CyFair, LSC-Kingwood, LSC-North Harris, LSC-Montgomery and LSC-Tomball and five satellite centers, LSC-Carver Center, LSC-Conroe Center, LSC-Fairbanks Center, LSC-Greenspoint Center, LSC-University Park (formerly LSC-Willowchase Center), two university centers, LSC-University Center at Montgomery, LSC-University Center at University Park (open fall 2010), as well as Lone Star Corporate College, and LSC-Online. These offer convenient access to a full complement of academic and technical programs, through day, evening, weekend, and distance learning courses.

You will see exciting changes at each of our colleges as we are in the midst of an aggressive program to build $420 million in facilities system-wide to accommodate our growth. Lone Star College System is committed to Achieving the Dream, a national effort to remove barriers to student success. Through-out the year, you will be hearing about this important initiative. It is but one of several major efforts focused on student achievement and success.

Further, we are placing a new focus on workforce and contract training opportunities. By partnering with area companies to provide flexible and affordable instruction for employees, we will encourage economic development while benefiting workers seeking to improve their long-term job skills. Our goal is to help people and companies – and elevate the quality of life in our region.

Likewise, look for changes in our distance learning area. With more and more students asking for convenient online programs, we are working to make online education easier to access, while improving the learning experience. Lone Star College Online is the fastest growing segment of our enrollment growth. We will continue to “think innovatively” as we develop this area for new generations of students.

As always, our many financial aid programs stand ready to open doors to serious students who lack funds for college. If you need help, please do not hesitate to contact the financial aid office on any campus.

For all these reasons and more, this is a great time to attend a Lone Star College. Welcome!

Dr. Richard CarpenterChancellor

The chancellor is the chief executive officer of the Lone Star College System

Chancellor’s Welcome

Priscilla KellyPosition #9 – Secretary

CounselorKlein Oak High School

Resident of TomballTerm expires May 2014

David Holsey, D.D.S.Position #1 – Vice Chair

DentistResident of The Woodlands

Term expires May 2012

Chris DanielPosition #2 – Assistant Secretary

Mechanical Engineer in Patent Law

Resident of Cypress-FairbanksTerm expires May 2012

Robert J. Adam, J.D.Position #4Attorney

Adam and BingResident of Cypress

Term expires May 2014

David A. VogtPosition #5

OwnerVogt Engineering, L.P.

Resident of The WoodlandsTerm expires May 2010

Bob Wolfe, J.D.Position #6

Attorney & Certified Public Accountant

Resident of HoustonTerm expires 2010

Richard Campbell, Ph.D.

Position #7Retired Minister

Resident of SpringTerm expires May 2010

Randy Bates, J.D.Position #8 – Chair

AttorneyBates & Coleman, P.C.

Resident of AldineTerm expires May 2012

Stephanie MarquardPosition #3

Owner/CEOKingwood Air Conditioning

Resident of KingwoodTerm expires May 2014

The members of the Board of Trustees are elected to their positions by voters of the Lone Star College System for a term of six years. The board has the responsibility for policy making and evaluating the total program of the system.

Board of Trustees