NTC Course Descriptions

Alphabetized by Course Number

Course Number

Course Title

Description

ACCT1100

Prin of Bookkeeping

This course covers the basic accounting cycle for service and merchandising businesses. Topics include the analyses of business transactions, recording transactions in a variety of journals, payroll procedures and the preparation of financial reports. Prerequisites: None.

ACCT1104

Payroll

This course covers the various tax laws pertaining to the computation and payment of salaries and wages. Topics include preparation of employment records, payroll registers, time cards, employee earnings records, and governmental payroll reports. Prerequisite: None.

ACCT1108

Busn Math/Calculators

This course covers how to make commonly occurring business-related calculations, how to apply these calculations to accounting and other business functions, and how to use the touch system on the microcomputer number pad keyboard. Prerequisite: MATH0080

ACCT1110

Prin Accounting I

This course is an introduction to the fundamental accounting concepts and principles used to anazlyze and record business transactions. Topics include the accounting cycles, accounting for a merchandising business, accounting system design, inventory and depreciation methods, calculating payroll. Prerequisites: None

ACCT1112

Prin Accounting II

This course covers the accounting principles and concepts applicable to various capital structures. Additional topics may be covered. Prerequisite(s): ACCT1110

ACCT1120

Business Law

This course is an introduction to the principles of law as they apply to citizens and businesses. Topics include the court system, legal system, contract, negotiable instruments, agency and employer/employee relationship. Prerequisite: None

ACCT1122

Prin of Bookkeeping

ACCT1124

Spreadsheet Concepts

This course covers the use of a computerized spreadsheet system for accounting applications. Topics include document creation, storage and retrieval, editing, printing, creating charts, database applications, and file distribution. Prerequisite: CPTR1104

ACCT1126

Computerized Acct I

This course is an introduction to computerized accounting applications and software used in the business environment. Topics may include general ledger accounting, payroll procedures, accounts receivable, accounts payable, inventory, and depreciation. Prerequisite: CPTR104.

ACCT1128

Computerized Acct I

ACCT1132

Computerized Acct II

This course is a continuation of computerized accounting applications and software used in the business environment. Prerequisite: ACCT126.

ACCT1134

Computerized Acct App

ACCT1140

Accounting Internship

This course provides students with actual work experience in accounting careers. A competency-based internship plan is developed for each student. Prerequisite: Advisor approval.

ACCT1350

Business Law

ACCT2200

Income Tax

This course provides an explanation and interpretation of the Internal Revenue Code as applied to income tax returns. Topics may include filing requirements, filing status, gross income inclusions and exclusions, gains and losses, itemized deductions, and deductions for adjusted gross income, business income and expenses, business tax credits, and payment of estimated taxes. Prerequisite: None.

ACCT2202

Intermediate Accting II

This course is a continuation of a comprehensive study of accounting theory and concepts. Topics include various asset, liabilities and owners’ equity—contributed capital and retained earnings. Other topics may be included. Prerequisite: ACCT200.

ACCT2204

Intermediate Acct I

This course is a comprehensive study of accounting theory and concepts with an analysis of the influence on financial accounting by various boards, associations, and governmental agencies. Topics may include the income statement, balance sheet, statement of cash flows, and various asset groups. Prerequisite: ACCT1112

ACCT2206

Income Tax

ACCT2207

Income Tax II

This course provides an explanation and interpretation of the Internal Revenue Code as applied to sole proprietorships, partnerships, and corporations. Topics include business income, expenses, business tax credits, withholding and payment of established estate and trust tax issues. Prerequisite: ACCT206.

ACCT2208

Cost Accounting

This course covers accounting for materials, labor and factory overhead in a manufacturing entity. Other topics include cost systems and accounting for scrap, spoiled goods, by-products, and joint products, budgeting, standard costing, and cost analysis. Prerequisite: ACCT1110

ACCT2214

Intermediate Acct II

This course is a continuation of a comprehensive study of accounting theory and concepts. Topics include various asset, liabilities and owners equity, contributed capital and retained earnings. Other topics may be included. Prerequisite: ACCT2204

ACCT2215

Auditing I

This course is a study of the methods and procedures used to verify the completeness and accuracy of accounting records. Topics may include professional ethics, the audit process, nature of evidence, internal control, audit sampling techniques, the audit examination and audit reports. Prerequisite: ACCT200.

ACCT2218

Fund/Nonprofit Accting

This course is concerned with the fundamentals involved in fund/nonprofit accounting. It prepares the learner to apply the basic governmental accounting principles and to prepare financial statements for fund/nonprofit organizations. Prerequisite(s): ACCT1110

ACCT2222

Accred Acct ABA Review

This course serves as a capstone course covering financial accounting and financial statement preparation and reporting, auditing standards and legal liability, professional ethics, business consulting services, managerial accounting, business law, and taxation. It is also designed to prepare the student for the Comprehensive Examination for Accreditation in Accountancy, as offered by the Accreditation Council for Accountancy and Taxation (ACAT). ACAT is an affiliate of the National Society of Public Accountants. This course should be taken in the student's last semester. The exam ill be administered at college testing sites on Friday, June 4, 2004. Prerequisites: ACCT200 or satisfactory work experience.

ACCT2226

Special Problems I

ACCT2228

Special Problems II

ACCT2240

Accounting Internship

This course provides learners with actual work experiences in accounting careers. A competency-based internship plan is developed for each learner. Prerequisite: Advisor approval.

ADML1120

Legal Office Procedures

This course covers the integration of legal office tasks into the electronic office setting. Topics include time and billing records, legal ethics, scheduling, court dates, depositions and appointments, maintaining client files, telephone techniques, and limited preparation of legal documents and legal correspondence. Also, this course provides a background study of the three branches of government and the state and federal court systems. Prerequisite: None.

ADML1126

Criminal, ADR, Appellate

The focus of this course is on legal procedures as they relate to the specialty areas of criminal law, appellate procedures and alternate dispute resolution. It includes terminology, procedures and production of documents. Prerequisite: None.

ADML1130

Corp Collect & Bankruptcy

The focus of this course is on legal procedures as they relate to the specialty areas of corporate, collection and bankruptcy law. It includes terminology, procedures and production of documents. Prerequisite: None.

ADMM1120

Medical Office Procedures

This course covers medical office tasks performed by the medical secretary/assistant. Medical topics covered include health care careers, legal and ethical responsibilities, medical appointments, telephone techniques, medical records management, medical office management and meeting and travel arrangements. Pre/Corequisite: HLTH106.

ADMM1130

Medical Transcription

This course is an introduction to transcription of dictated medical reports used in a variety of medical facilities. Emphasis is placed on proper formatting, building transcription proficiency, and application of medical transcription style as defined by the American Association of Medical Transcriptionists. Prerequisites: BIOL104, HLTH106, and Keyboarding skill of 40 wpm.

ADMM1134

Med Lang Apps I

This course covers appropriate usage of medical language in written documentation. Authentic medical documentation will be reviewed. Proofreading for errors, analysis of content, spelling and phonetic problem solving are emphasized. A solid foundation of medical terminology is necessary for success in this class. Prerequisite: None Corequisite: HLTH1106

ADMM1150

Medical Billing/Insurance

This course provides information related to medical billing and health insurance. Topics covered include billing and statement preparation in the medical office, introduction to medical coding, types of health insurance coverage, insurance claim processes and related ethical and legal issues. Prerequisites: BIOL1004 or HLTH1106.

ADMM1152

Outpatient Coding

This course is an introduction to medical coding and emphasizes coding in a medical office and other outpatient care facilities. Course topics include ICD-9 and ICD-10, CPT and HCPCS Level II and III procedural coding, and legal and ethical issues related to outpatient coding practices. Prerequisite: HLTH1106

ADMM2230

Adv Medical Transcription

This course is a continuation of medical transcription practice introduced in ADMM1130. Emphasis is placed on independent practice of techniques used in a medical transcription setting. Proper formatting, appropriate terminology and development of transcription proficiency are stressed. Prerequisite: HLTH1106 Corequisite: ADMS1126

ADMM2234

Med Lang Apps II

ADMM2240

Internship

This course provides the medical secretary student with practical occupational experience in a health care-related facility. Each internship is an individualized experience. Each student prepares a training plan in conjunction with the training site to provide guided experiences related to the skills and knowledge acquired in the medical secretary program. Prerequisites: Completion of HLTH106, ADMM120, and other prerequisites (as determined by training plans) with a grade of C or better.

ADMM2250

Inpatient Billing

ADMM2252

Inpatient Coding

This course is a continuation of ADMM1152 Intro to Medical Coding. The learner will apply coding knowledge by abstracting information from outpatient records for billing and insurance purposes. The course utilizes practical examples to reinforce coding principles and provides an introduction to computer applications related to coding. Prerequisite: HLTH1106

ADMM2253

Advanced Coding

The learner will apply coding knowledge by abstracting information from outpatient records for billing and insurance purposes. The course utilizes practical examples to reinforce coding principles and provides an introduction to computer applications related to coding. Prerequisite: None

ADMM2290

Internship

This course provides the medical secretary student with practical occupational experience in a health care-related facility. Each internship is an individualized experience. Each student prepares a training plan in conjunction with the training site to provide guided experiences related to the skills and knowledge acquired in the medical secretary program. Prerequisites: Completion of HLTH1106, ADMM1120, and other prerequisites (as determined by training plans) with a grade of C or better.

ADMS0080

Basic Keyboarding

The student's basic keyboarding techniques are developed through the use of the computer in this course. Emphasis is on touch keyboarding alphabetic, numeric, punctuation, function and service keys. Computer operating techniques and skill developments are included. Formatting and proofreading skills are introduced. Prerequisite: None.

ADMS0090

Basic Keyboarding

The learner's basic keyboarding techniques are developed through the use of the computer in this course. Emphasis is on touch keyboarding alphabetic, numeric, punctuation, function and service keys. Computer operating techniques and skill developments are included. Formatting and proofreading skills are introduced. Prerequisite: Keyboarding Assessment

ADMS1001

Keyboarding I

This course covers the development of keyboarding and formatting techniques. Emphasis is on building speed and accuracy in the operation of the alphabetic, numeric, symbol, and service keys and in introducing document formatting concepts. Proofreading skills are stressed. Prerequisite: ADMS080 or high school keyboarding background.

ADMS1010

Word Processing

This course gives students an in-depth understanding of the word processing techniques needed to facilitate the production, documentation, storage and relay of information. The course will stress increased proficiency in the computer production of a variety of business documents. Pre/Corequisite: ADMS100.

ADMS1100

Keyboarding I

ADMS1102

Keyboarding II

This course covers the development of formatting and text editing techniques. Emphasis is on building speed and accuracy in the operation of the alpha, numeric, symbol, and service keys and in developing text editing concept, critical thinking and decision making. Proofreading skills are stressed. Prerequisite: Keyboarding Assessment

ADMS1104

Skillbuilding

This course is designed to increase keyboarding speed and improve accuracy through personal goal setting, error analysis, and intensive corrective practice work. Prerequisite: ADMS080.

ADMS1108

Data Entry

This course introduces the basic principles and techniques of operating data entry equipment. The course also develops a skill level proficiency in data entry. Prerequisite: None.

ADMS1110

Word Processing

ADMS1112

Desktop Publishing

This course introduces the concepts, terminology, techniques, and applications of desktop publishing and incorporates advanced document processing skills. The learner develops skills in critical thinking, decision making, and creativity. In addition, the learner will reinforce collaborative learning in planning, designing, and evaluating business documents. Prerequisite: CPTR1104.

ADMS1116

Business Communications

This course covers composing, editing, and proofreading memos, letters, and other business documents. The principles of grammar, punctuation, spelling, and word use are developed and applied. The application of teamwork and critical thinking skills is included in the course. Prerequisite(s): ENGL0050, GTEC0006 or appropriate assessment scores

ADMS1120

Office Procedures

This course procedures relevant to a traditional office and new procedures relevant to an electronic automated office. Topics may include work organization, time management, ergonomics, scheduling, organizing meetings, processing mail, telephone procedures, and arranging travel. The course also provides the student with an in-depth exposure to the role and responsibilities of a receptionist. Prerequisite: CPTR104.

ADMS1122

Machine Transcription

This course covers skill development in transcribing machine-dictated material into business documents. Emphasis is placed on building transcription speed and accuracy; applying punctuation, grammar, and spelling rules; using reference materials; proofreading; correcting errors; and efficiently utilizing equipment and software. Prerequisites: ADMS100 and ADMS116.

ADMS1124

Proofreading/Editing

This course provides instruction and practice to improve proofreading and editing skills. Students detect and correct errors in capitalization, content, format, grammar, keyboarding, number usage, punctuation, spelling, word division, and word usage. Students use standard revision and editing symbols to edit for clarity and conciseness. Prerequisite: None.

ADMS1126

Administrative Office Sup

This course covers office support functions appropriate in a variety of business settings such as: work organization, time management, scheduling, organizing meetings, records management, transcription techniques, document production and arranging travel. Prerequisite: ADMS0090 or appropriate placement with Keyboarding Assessment

ADMS1128

Records/Database Mgmtmt

This course is an introduction to the procedures and rules for indexing and storing documents in alphabetic, numeric, geographic, subject, and chronological systems. It also includes an introduction to the procedures for managing document/records storage systems. Applications include electronic storage and retrieval using database software for microcomputers. Pre/Corequisite: CPTR104.

ADMS1130

Admin Records Mgmt

ADMS1152

Intro to Word Processing

This course covers the operation of the personal computer hardware and the use of a word processing application to perform word processing functions. Prerequisite: None.

ADMS2124

Advanced Micro Tech

This course provides instruction on advanced microcomputer techniques. Topics include file transfer options, malicious program items, management techniques, networking and security, data communications, and software evaluation, selection and installation. Prerequisite: CPTR1104.

ADMS2212

Integrated Elec Offic Sys

This course demonstrates the use of a centralized computer system for both actual and simulated business applications. Areas covered include electronic files, electronic mail, files management, system management, personnel management, supervisory applications, calendar and time management, communications, microcomputer applications, and other daily activities that are experienced in the office work setting. Prerequisites: CPTR104 AND EITHER ADMS100 OR ADMS110.

ADMS2222

Adv Desktop Publishing

ADMS2224

Adv Microcomputer Tech

ADMS2240

Internship

This course is designed to provide the learner with a purposeful occupational experience in the Administrative Support Careers field. Each internship is an individualized experience. A training plan is created for each learner in conjunction with the training site to provide experience related to the skills and knowledge acquired in the program. Prerequisites: Advisor approval.

AMAC1021

Intro to Auto Machining

This class is designed to give the student the theory of machine operations that are used in the automotive machine shop on a daily basis. The student will also have assignments of information retrieval on the computer. Prerequisite: None.

AMAC1041

Auto Machine Shop Equip

This class is designed to have the student work in groups on the machines that are talked about in the classroom, this lab is not designed to make the student proficient in machine operations but rather to give them a strong understanding of machining operations. Pre/Corequisite: AMAC102.

AMAC1061

Lower Engine Recondition

This class is designed to give the student information on when and why machining processes are to be performed on the lower engine, and help the student to define what a quality machining job is. Corequisite: AMAC104.

AMAC1081

Lower Engine Machining

This class is designed to help the student develop proficiencies in cylinder boring and honing, resurfacing procedures, rod reconditioning, piston to rod installations, and fly wheel grinding. Pre/Corequisite: AMAC106.

AMAC1102

Intro to Auto Machining

This class is designed to give the learner the theory of machine operations that are used in the automotive machine shop on a daily basis. The learner will also have assignments of information retrieval on the computer. Prerequisite: None.

AMAC1104

Auto Machine Shop Equip

This class is designed to have the learner work in groups on the machines that are talked about in the classroom, this lab is not designed to make the learner proficient in machine operations but rather to give them a strong understanding of machining operations. Prerequisite: AMAC1102

AMAC1106

Lower Engine Recondition

This class is designed to give the student information on when and why machining processes are to be performed on the lower engine, and help the learner to define what a quality machining job is. Prerequisite: AMAC1104

AMAC1108

Lower Engine Machining

This class is designed to help the learner develop proficiencies in cylinder boring and honing, resurfacing procedures, rod reconditioning, piston to rod installations, and fly wheel grinding. Prerequisite: AMAC1106

AMAC2021

Theory of Cyl Head Recond

This class deals with the fundamentals of cylinder head machining leading to theory of air flow improvement and valve train theory. Prerequisite: AMAC104.

AMAC2041

Cylinder Head Machining

This lab class will cover stock rebuilding processes of cast-iron and aluminum cylinder heads. The intent of this class is to make the student proficient on all machines available in the rebuilding of cylinder heads as well as thread repair, removing broken bolts, cleaning equipment, and resurfacing machines. Corequisite: AMAC202.

AMAC2061

Advanced Engines

This class will cover theory in engine operations and different assembly techniques as well as cam shaft design, cam configuration, and cam degreeing. This class will discuss engine failure, engine analysis, valve train dynamics. In the lab portion of this class the student will be expected to totally rebuild an engine, taking in to consideration all things that were covered in the class. Prerequisite: TRNS108; Pre/Corequisites: AMAC106 and AMAC202.

AMAC2081

Parts, Sales, and Mgmt

This course introduces the student to the parts, and specifications books. It will also cover customer relations, visiting machine shops to do price comparisons, and developing a warranty policy. Prerequisite: None.

AMAC2121

Aluminum Cyl Head Weld

This course is designed to allow the student to become familiar with different techniques in the operation of TIG welding. The student will start out welding aluminum plates and progress into welding aluminum cylinder heads. Prerequisite: AMAC104.

AMAC2141

Crankshaft Reconditioning

This course covers identifying, measuring, straightening, checking for cracks, welding and grinding crankshafts. Prerequisite: AMAC104.

AMAC2161

Engine Lab

This class is designed to allow the student to rebuild an engine. The student will be required to have successfully completed the advanced engine class. Prerequisite: AMAC206.

AMAC2181

Line Boring & Honing

This course will cover both line boring and line honing. The student will get hands-on training in both of these areas. Prerequisites: AMAC104 and AMAC108.

AMAC2201

Fabrication Lab

This class is designed to give the student experience in arc welding, gas welding, the cutting torch, wire feed welding, band saw operations, lathe, and mill operations. Prerequisites: AMAC104, AMAC108, and AMAC204.

AMAC2202

Theory of Cyl Head Recond

This class deals with the fundamentals of cylinder head machining leading to theory of air flow improvement and valve train theory. Prerequisite: AMAC1104

AMAC2204

Cylinder Head Machining

This lab class will cover stock rebuilding processes of cast-iron and aluminum cylinder heads. The intent of this class is to make the learner proficient on all machines available in the rebuilding of cylinder heads as well as thread repair, removing broken bolts, cleaning equipment, and resurfacing machines. Corequisite: AMAC2202

AMAC2206

Advanced Engines

AMAC2208

Parts, Sales, and Mgmt

AMAC2212

Aluminum Cyl Head Weld

This course is designed to allow the learner to become familiar with different techniques in the operation of TIG welding. The learner will start out welding aluminum plates and progress into welding aluminum cylinder heads. Prerequisite: AMAC1104.

AMAC2214

Crankshaft Reconditioning

This course covers identifying, measuring, straightening, checking for cracks, welding and grinding crankshafts. Prerequisite: AMAC1104.

AMAC2216

Engine Lab

This class is designed to allow the student to rebuild an engine. The student will be required to have successfully completed the advanced engine class. Prerequisite: AMAC206.

AMAC2218

Line Boring & Honing

This course will cover both line boring and line honing. The learner will get hands-on training in both of these areas. Prerequisite(s): AMAC1104, AMAC1108

AMAC2220

Fabrication Lab

This class is designed to give the learner experience in arc welding, gas welding, the cutting torch, wire feed welding, band saw operations, lathe, and mill operations. Prerequisites: AMAC1104, AMAC1108, and AMAC2204.

AMAC2221

Spray Welding Cast Iron

This class is designed to teach the student how to spray weld cast iron heads and other cast iron items. Prerequisite: AMAC204.

AMAC2222

Spray Welding Cast Iron

This class is designed to teach the student how to spray weld cast iron heads and other cast iron items. Prerequisite: AMAC204.

AMAC2224

Machine Lab

This course is designed to meet the needs of the learner. This class will be arranged with the instructor to allow the learner to have more time on specific tasks. This will be an independent study in the lab. Prerequisite: Will be determined by the instructor and learner based on skills to be developed.

AMAC2228

Simulated Machine Shop

This course is designed to help the learner become more proficient in the jobs that are done in an automotive machine shop. In this class the learner will be required to do jobs that come into the shop, each job will have preset hours and the learner will be required to complete 96 hours worth of work. This will be an independent study in the lab. Prerequisite: Instructor Approval

AMAC2230

Engine Balancing

This course covers all phases of engine balancing as well as internal and external balanced engines. The learner will be expected to be able to balance an engine without supervision when they have completed this course. Prerequisite(s): AMAC2204

AMAC2240

Cylin Head Porting

This course provides the learner with the knowledge necessary in the area of improving flow on stock cylinder heads. Prerequisite: None.

AMAC2241

Machine Lab

This course is designed to meet the needs of the student. This class will be arranged with the instructor to allow the student to have more time on specific tasks. This will be an independent study in the lab. Prerequisite: Will be determined by the instructor and student based on skills to be developed.

AMAC2250

High Perf Heads II

This course covers more advanced techniques and practices of cylinder head porting. The goal of this course is to have the students achieve a higher level of understanding in air flow through a cylinder head. Prerequisite: AMAC240.

AMAC2260

CNC Block Machining

This course covers the safe operation and set up of the RMC CNC machine. Prerequisite(s): AMAC1104 Corequisite(s): AMAC1108

AMAC2281

Simulated Machine Shop

This course is designed to help the student become more proficient in the jobs that are done in an automotive machine shop. In this class the student will be required to do jobs that come into the shop, each job will have preset hours and the student will be required to complete 96 hours worth of work. This will be an independent study in the lab. Prerequisite: this class is designed to take the place of the student doing an internship so all other AMAC classes must be completed.

AMAC2301

Engine Balancing

This course covers all phases of engine balancing as well as internal and external balanced engines. The students will be expected to be able to balance an engine without supervision when they have completed this course. Prerequisites: AMAC102,104,202,and 204.

AMAC2401

Cylin Head Porting

This course provides the student with the knowledge necessary in the area of improving flow on stock cylinder heads. Prerequisite: None.

AMAC2501

High Perf Heads II

AMAC2601

CNC Block Machining

This course covers the safe operation and set up of the RMC CNC machine. Prerequisites: AMAC102, AMAC104, Co-Requisites: AMAC106, AMAC108.

AMST1016

Brakes

This course teaches principles of brakes, hydraulic system fundamentals, disc and drum brakes, parking brakes and power assist units. Emphasis is placed on operation, diagnosis and repair of various types of brake systems. Anti-lock brake systems with electronic control systems are also covered. Prerequisite: None

AMST1041

Power Train Systems

This course covers standard automotive and light truck clutches, drive line, differential/4x4, and manual transmissions/transaxle. The clutch section includes design, adjustment, overhaul, diagnosis and repair of mechanical and hydraulic systems. The drive line section includes phasing, alignment, and balance. The differential/4x4 section covers the operation and repair procedures of differentials used in late model vehicles. The front axle/drive train designs of various off-road, recreational, and highway vehicles. The manual transmission/transaxle section teaches the operating theory and repair procedures of manual transmissions and transaxles. Prerequisite: TRNS102.

AMST1061

Brakes

AMST1102

Trans Electronics

Preparation for the electronic and computer related courses that follow. The theory and operation of electricity, semi-conductors (transistors, diodes, light emitting diodes, fluorescent displays), and test instruments will be studied. Prerequisite: None

AMST1104

Power Train Systems

AMST1106

Engine Theory

This course covers the fundamentals of internal combustion engine operation, repair and maintenance. The procedures for removal, replacement, diagnosing, rebuilding and assembly. Proper tool and equipment application, and failure diagnosis are emphasized in this course. Prerequisite: None Corequisite: AMST2000

AMST1108

Engine Service

This course covers the disassembly, diagnosis, measurement, service, assembly and adjustment of engines and components. Prerequisite: None Corequisite: AMST2000

AMST1110

Start/Charge Systems

This course covers the service procedures necessary to repair charging and starting system components. Electrical principles are applied to test and troubleshoot complete circuits as well as components of each. Fundamental rebuilding principles and system analysis are emphasized. Safe battery testing and service are performed. Prerequisites: None

AMST1112

Steering & Suspension

This course address advanced suspension systems, elctronic ride height, level control analysis and service. Preparation and performance of vehicle wheel alignment projects will also be completed. Prerequisite: TRNS102, TRNS104, AMST000, or instructor approval.

AMST1113

Heating Ventilation A/C

This course teaches the principles of air conditioning and its relationship to the heating system. The various types, the diagnosis of malfunctions, testing and repair are studied in the classroom. Practical experience is performed on live systems: recovering, evacuating, component replacement, charging and performance testing of the systems. Pre/Corequisites: None

AMST1114

Align & Suspension I

This course teaches suspension systems using leaf springs, coil springs, MacPherson struts, torsion bars and wheel balance. It also covers the principles of operation, disassembly, checks and adjustments of power and manual steering gears, and manual and power rack and pinion systems. This course also teaches the procedures required to check and adjust wheel alignment angles such as castor, camber and toe on various suspension systems. Prerequisite: None

AMST1116

Align & Suspension II

AMST1121

Steering & Suspension

AMST1131

Heating Ventilation A/C

AMST1212

Auto Transmission/axle

This course teaches the theory of operation of automatic transmissions and transaxles and the related components. The fundamentals of service of the components of the transmissions will be introduced and practiced in this course. Basic failure analysis will be introduced. Prerequisites: None

AMST1222

Engine Performance I

This course covers general engine diagnosis, computerized engine control diagnosis and repairs, and ignition system system diagnosis and repair. Learners will be able to identify and interpret engine performance concerns and determine necessary action to solve it. Pre/Corequisites: None

AMST1226

Electrical/Electron I

This course teaches diagnosis and repair of interior and exterior lighting, safety devices, comfort systems. The learner will use wiring diagrams to pinpoint body electrical problems and troubles. Common vehicle accessories will also be addressed along with the theory and operation of electricity, semi-conductors (transistors, diodes, light emitting diodes fluorescent displays), and test instruments will be studied. Prerequisites: None

AMST1232

Engine Performance II

This course covers vehicle emission theory, principles of operation, component testing and servicing, environmental standards, and engine related service. Prerequisite: AMST1222

AMST1236

Electrical/Electron II

This course covers the service procedures necessary to repair charging and starting system components, and advance electric/electronic systems. Electrical principles are applied to test and troubleshoot complete circuits as well as components of each. Fundamental rebuilding principles and system analysis are emphasized. Safe battery testing and service are preformed. Prerequisite: AMST1226

AMST2000

Intro to Transportation

This course is the study of occupational safety, shop operation procedures, power and hand tool use, shop equipment applications, fasteners, measuring instruments, service literature, general service knowledge, acceptable work habits, industry standards and expectations. Prerequisite: None

AMST2010

Vehicle Sys Op Tech

This course covers the theories of operation and the latest technologies that are used in the development and operation of current transportation vehicles. This course will utilize vehicle components and systems to deliver instruction in operating principles, nomenclature, application, and diagnosis. Prerequisite: None.

AMST2202

Fuel/Exhaust Analysis

This course teaches vehicle emission theory, principles of operation, component testing and servicing, and environmental standards. Prerequisites: None

AMST2204

Tune-up/Eng Cond

This course teaches ignition theory and engine diagnosis procedures using various types of test equipment and analysis of data as compared to manufacturer's specifications. Use of tools, test equipment and service literature are emphasized. Prerequisites: None

AMST2206

Body Elec/Mechanical

This course teaches diagnosis and repair of interior and exterior lighting, safety devices, comfort systems, and door, window, and seat control systems. The learner will use wiring diagrams to pinpoint body electrical problems and troubles. Window, door, and seat control service will also be performed. Common vehicle accessories will also be addressed. Prerequisites: None

AMST2208

Auto Srv Tech Intern

This course is designed by the learner and advisor in cooperation with industry to provide an "on-the-job training" experience for the learner. A plan will be developed to reflect the internship site, learner knowledge, prior coursework and skills. This course will provide the learner with an opportunity to integrate the skills, knowledge and concepts gained in previous coursework into an occupational experience. Prerequisite: None

AMST2214

Engine Performance I

This course will cover the introduction to vehicle computer systems and related components that assist in the management of engine fuel, ignition, and emission systems. Introduction to sensor inputs, management operations, and operational commands are addressed. Prerequisite: None

AMST2218

Engine Performance II

This course will study the many electronic control systems used on today's passenger cars and light trucks. Examples: fuel injection, distributorless ignition, transmission controls, emission controls, and the new second generation OBD-II strategy. Prerequisite: None

AMST2222

Auto Srv Tech Intern

From 1940 - present. Prerequisite: None.

AMST2228

Sup Inflatable Restrain

This course covers the theory of operation, and troubleshooting procedures of supplemental restraint systems (SRS) used on domestic manufacturer's automobiles and light trucks. Prerequisites: None

AMST2230

Auto Diesel/Diesel Perf

This course will cover principals of automotive diesel engines, combustion chamber designs, injection pumps/injectors, and turbocharger operation. Aftermarket turbocharger, intake/exhaust systems and electronic performance systems are also covered. Prerequisite: None

AMST2232

Super/Turbo Charger

AMST2236

Chassis Dyno Lab

This course will cover simple chassis dyno set-up and operation. Prerequisite(s): None

AMST2238

Auto Independ Stdy Lab

This course is designed by the student and the instructor to provide an opportunity for the student to gain proficiency in selected competency areas and integrate the skills, knowledge and concepts gained in previous coursework. The student, with instructor approval, will prepare a Lab Activity Plan consistent with 128 hours of lab time. The plan should reflect the following course goals, student knowledge, prior coursework and student skill level. The student will complete a Daily Activity Lab worksheet that will represent work completed and prepare a Lab Activities Outcomes worksheet to determine student efforts and success at completing the Lab Activity Plan and the course. Prerequisites: TRNS102, TRNS104, or instructor approval.

AMST2501

Special Effects

ANTH1110

Cultural Anthropology

Meets MnTC goal area(s): 2,5. Prerequisite: None The course is meant to introduce learners both to the diversity of human cultures, to the diversity within each of them, with an emphasis on so-called traditional societies. It looks at the major human institutions: kinship and marriage, economic production and reciprocity, gender and domestic relations, polictical power and forms of stratification, religious and healing beliefs and techniques, rites of passage and the life cycle. It attempts to make sense of cultural relativity: how seemingly very different customs or institutions can actually be so similar, in structure or function; but also how apparently very similar institutions can, in different societies, be in fact so different. Prerequisite: None

ATEC2238

Quality Plan & Control

This is an introductory course surveying quality related topics from both qualitative and quantitative point of views. The course is structured to address the quality system, the management system, and the technical system approaches to quality planning and management. Topics related to people, leadership, application, implementation, data collection, and analysis and quality standards are included in this course. Prerequisites: None.

BIOL1004

Intro Anatomy & Phys

This course is designed to assist the learner in developing a basic understanding of the normal structure and function of the body. Prerequisite: None.

BIOL1020

Microbiology

BIOL1041

Intro Anatomy & Phys

This course is designed to assist the student in developing a basic understanding of the normal structure and function of the body. Prerequisite: None.

BIOL1104

Intro Anatomy & Phys

This course is designed to assist the student in developing a basic understanding of the normal structure and function of the body. Prerequisite: None.

BIOL1107

Environ Science Issues

BIOL1110

Microbiology

This course will discuss morphology, classification, growth requirements, transmission, control, and culturing of bacteria and other microorganisms of economic importance. Prerequisite: High School Biology.

BIOL1111

General Biology

BIOL1120

Human Biology

BIOL1131

Nutrition

This course is designed to introduce the student to the science of nutrition, the study of food nutrients and other substances, their action, interaction, and balance. Special emphasis is placed on the interrelationship between diet, nutrition, health, and disease. Prerequisite: None.

BIOL1150

Anatomy & Phys I

This course covers basic anatomy and physiology. Topics and areas covered: study of cell, tissues, organs of the different body systems and structures. Systems studies: integumenrtary, skeletal, muscular, circulatory, lymphatic, and respiratory.

BIOL2131

Nutrition

BIOL2221

Microbiology

Meets MnTC goal area(s):3 Prerequisite: High School Biology This course will discuss morphology, classification, growth requirements, transmission, control, and culturing of bacteria and other microorganisms of economic importance.

BIOL2230

Human Anat & Phys I

BIOL2252

Anatomy & Phys I

Meets MnTC Goal area(s):3 Prerequisite(s):BIOL1004 or appropriate score on the science assessment This course is a comprehensive overview of human anatomy and physiology. The course is a study of the cells, tissues, and organs of the integumentary, skeletal, muscular and nervous systems.

BIOL2254

Anatomy & Phys II

Meets MnTC goal area(s):3 Prerequisite(s):BIOL2252 or Anatomy & Physiology I This course is a comprehensive overview of human anatomy and physiology. Study of the cells, tissues, and organs of the endocrine, circulatory, lympathic, respiratory, digestive, excretory, and reproductive systems.

BIOL2256

Advanced Physiology

Meets MnTC goal area(s):3 Prerequisite:BIOL2254 or Anatomy & Physiology II This course is designed to increase the learners understanding of the mechanisms involved in the normal functioning of the human body, with lesser emphasis regarding the effects of disease on that functioning. Focus is on the body defenses and interaction and integration of body processes. Upon completion of this course, learners should have an enhanced knowledge and appreciation to the complexities of the human body by learning both the human anatomy of physiology for multiple organ systems and an understanding of cellular and molecular mechanisms that underlie human physiology. This is a general education course for all learners interested in better understanding of human physiology.

BIOL2257

Medical Microbiology

BLDG1021

Construction Safety

This course provides students with an understanding of occupational safety practices, basic requirements, purpose and enforcement of general safety rules. Prerequisite: None.

BLDG1041

Building Codes

This course will familiarize the student with the various building codes with an emphasis on how understanding and interpretation effects building design and construction. Prerequisite: None.

BLDG1100

Plans & Specifications

This course provides the learner with a working knowledge of blueprints and specifications. The learner gains an understanding of blueprints, then interprets and applies this knowledge to job situations. Prerequisite: None

BLDG1102

Construction Safety

This course provides learners with an understanding of occupational safety practices, basic requirements, purpose and enforcement of general safety rules. Prerequisite: None.

BLDG1104

Construction Safety

This course provides students with an understanding of occupational safety practices, basic requirements, purpose and enforcement of general safety rules. Prerequisite: None.

BLDG1106

Construction Codes

BLDG1108

Metal Fabrication

This course provides an understanding of the scope and importance of welding in our society; welding safety, basic joints, positions, processes, welding procedures, electricity, and certification. An intro to SMAW (stick), GMAW (wire), and oxy-acet processes will be covered utilizing lecture and lab exercises. Prerequisite(s): None

BLDG1110

Plans & Specifications

BLDG1112

Construction Tech

This course provides an overview of the construction industry and introduces the learner to the duties and responsibilities of the construction professional. Learners will be exposed to the fundamentals of construction techniques and methods employed by professional in the industry with an emphasis on career opportunities.

BLDG1114

Blueprint Reading I

BLDG1120

Construction Estimating I

This course covers the mathematical procedures used in material estimating and completing quantity takeoffs for building projects. Prerequisite: None.

BLDG1122

Construction Estimatin II

This course covers material and labor estimating which make up the primary portion of a construction bid package. These procedures are used to prepare and complete accurate bids for construction projects of all sizes. Prerequisite: BLDG120.

BLDG1141

Blueprint Reading I

This course provides the student with a working knowledge of blueprints and specifications. The student gains an understanding of blueprints, then interprets and applies this knowledge to job situations. Prerequisite: None.

BLDG1201

Construction Estimating I

This course covers the mathematical procedures used in material estimating and completing quantity takeoffs for building projects. Prerequisite: None.

BLDG1221

Construction Estimatin II

BLDG2141

Blueprint Reading II

This course develops skills in reading plans and specifications used in building different types of structures including residential and commercial projects. Prerequisite: BLDG114.

BLDG2214

Blueprint Reading II

This course develops skills in reading plans and specifications used in building different types of structures including residential and commercial projects. Prerequisite: BLDG114.

BUSN2203

Business Statistics

This course covers basic concepts of probability and statistics for students whose mathematical background is limited to intermediate algebra. Topics include measures of central tendency, deviations, graphing techniques, elementary probability, normal distributions, estimation, confidence intervals, and hypothesis testing. Prerequisite: MATH006 or MATH008.

BUSN2218

Legal Enviornment Busn

This course is an introduction to the legal, ethical and social environment for business. Topics include the court system, legal system, business organizations, contracts, sales, negotiable instruments, property law, agency and the employer/employee relationship.

BUSN2221

Prin Accounting I

This course is an introduction to the fundamental accounting concepts and principles used to analyze and record business transactions. Topics include the accounting cycle, accounting for a merchandising business, accounting system design, inventory and depreciation methods, calculating payroll. Prerequisite: ACCT100.

BUSN2222

Prin Accounting II

This course covers the accounting principles and concepts applicable to various capital structures. Additional topics may be covered. Prerequisite: ACCT110.

BUSN2231

Leadership

CADD1102

Fundamentals of CADD

CARP1101

Intro to Cabinet Building

This course covers basic kitchen design, cabinet planning, sizing, and construction joints necessary for fabrication of a quality cabinet. The student will construct a basic upper and base cabinet. The student will learn how to laminate a countertop and install it. Prerequisite: None.

CARP1102

Prin of Framing

This course is designed to provide an understanding of the principles of floor, wall, stair and roof framing. Prerequisite: None Corequisite: CARP1104

CARP1104

Framing I

This course is designed to provide experience in constructing basic floor frames, wall frames, stair frames, ceiling and roof frames. Prerequisite: None Corequisite: CARP1102

CARP1106

Footings & Foundations

This course prepares the learner with the knowledge and skills necessary to complete site layout, footings, and foundations for residential construction. Prerequisite: None.

CARP1108

Interior Finish I

This course provides an understanding of the materials used for interior finishing, plus hands-on experience in the application of these materials. Prerequisite: CARP1104

CARP1110

Intro to Cabinet Building

This course covers basic kitchen design, cabinet planning, sizing, and construction joints necessary for fabrication of a quality cabinet. The learner will construct a basic upper and base cabinet. The learner will learn how to laminate a countertop and install it. Prerequisite: None.

CARP1112

Exterior Finish I

This course provides the student with a basic knowledge of exterior finishes to building construction and installation. During the course the student will learn about and install various wall sidings, soffits, and fascia coverings. Prerequisite: None.

CARP1114

Framing Principles

This course is designed to provide an understanding of the principles of floor, wall, stair and roof framing. Prerequisite: None

CARP1116

Framing Sustain Design I

The learners will utilize resource efficient framing methods that stress energy efficiency and sustaimable design following the NAHB Green Building guidelines.

CARP1118

Roofing Systems Desgn

This course will enable learners to learn about the materials and methods for the framing of varous roof systems. Roof framing principles and application will be emphasized, including gable, hip and intersecting roof designs. Construction of a roof will be performed.

CARP1120

Foundation/Footing Design

This course will enable learners to sover building layout terms and techniques using builder and laser levels. Learners will find property lines and building lines. The course will cover types of foundations and materials used in foundations.

CARP1121

Exterior Finish I

CARP1122

Interior Enviro Design

This course covers interior finishing of moldings, trim, doors, windows and installation of cabinets. This course will focus on calculating R-Value, installing vapor barriers, ventitlation and insulation. It also covers sheetrock and taping.

CARP1124

Exterior Enviro Design

This course will enable the learner to develop skills used to properly install windows, exterior doors, shingles, soffits and various siding brands and styles.

CARP1126

Comm Design/Install Tech

This course will introduce the learners to light commercial structures. With metal stud framing, commercial door frames, doors, hardware and suspended ceilings.

CARP2101

Interior/Ext Finish Prin

This course is designed to increase the student’s knowledge in the materials and principles used in applying insulation, drywall, doors, interior trim and cabinets as well as exterior wall coverings, soffits, gutters, and decks. Prerequisites: CARP108 and CARP112.

CARP2121

Interior Finish II

This course is designed to increase the student's knowledge, skills, and proficiency in the application of doors, trim, stair finish, cabinet installation, insulation, and drywall. Prerequisite: CARP108.

CARP2141

Exterior Siding

CARP2161

Deck Construction

CARP2181

Soffits, Gutters, Gables

CARP2201

Carpentry Internship

This course provides the student with the opportunity to work for a contractor on a construction site practicing the skills learned in the first and second semester of the Carpentry curriculum. The student experiences working with other employees under various working conditions. Prerequisites: CARP106, CARP108, CARP110, CARP112, BLDG120, and BLDG114.

CARP2202

Prin of Framing II

This course is designed to enhance the student¿s knowledge of framing concepts from CARP102. The instruction will explore complex applications of floor, wall, stair, and roof construction. Prerequisites: CARP102 and CARP104.

CARP2204

Concrete Technology

This course prepares the student with the knowledge and skills necessary to complete concrete flat work (basement floors, garage floors, driveways, and sidewalks) for residential construction. Prerequisite: CARP106.

CARP2206

Adv Framing Applications

This course is designed to increase the student¿s knowledge and skill level in floor, wall, stair, ceiling and roof framing. During this course the student will construct and install floor, wall, stair, ceiling and roof assemblies. Prerequisite: CARP104.

CARP2208

Exterior Finish II

This course is designed to increase the student's knowledge, skills, and proficiency in the application of windows, doors, and roofing. Prerequisite: CARP112.

CARP2210

Interior/Ext Finish Prin

This course is designed to increase the student¿s knowledge in the materials and principles used in applying insulation, drywall, doors, interior trim and cabinets as well as exterior wall coverings, soffits, gutters, and decks. Prerequisites: CARP108 and CARP112.

CARP2212

Interior Finish II

CARP2214

Exterior Siding

This course provides the learner an opportunity to install common window and exterior door units, exterior trim, and exterior wall finish materials. Pre/Corequisite: CARP1112

CARP2216

Deck Construction

This course provides the learner with the opportunity to apply the knowledge and techniques necessary to select materials and construct decks, railings and stairs according to a predetermined plan. Pre/Corequisite: CARP1112.

CARP2218

Soffits, Gutters, Gables

CARP2220

Carpentry Internship

This course provides the learner with the opportunity to work for a contractor on a construction site practicing the skills learned in the first and second semester of the Carpentry curriculum. The learner experiences working with other employees under various working conditions. Prerequisites: Instructor Approval.

CARP2221

Exterior Finish III

This course is designed to increase the student’s knowledge, skills, and proficiency in the application of building wraps and wall coverings and decks. Prerequisite: CARP208.

CARP2222

Exterior Finish III

This course is designed to increase the student¿s knowledge, skills, and proficiency in the application of building wraps and wall coverings and decks. Prerequisite: CARP208.

CARP2224

Advanced Cabinets

This course provides advanced cabinet construction techniques for students. Emphasis is placed upon doors, rollouts, veneering and laminating. Prerequisite: CARP110.

CARP2226

Special Project/Topics

The student works with an advisor/instructor to develop a contract with specific content goals in areas deemed applicable to the carpentry industry and the student's career plan. This opportunity may be limited due to conditions such as instructor/lab/material availability. Prerequisites: 18 credits CARP.

CARP2241

Advanced Cabinets

This course provides advanced cabinet construction techniques for students. Emphasis is placed upon doors, rollouts, veneering and laminating. Prerequisite: CARP110.

CARP2261

Special Project/Topics

CDEV1021

Parent & Prof Relations

This course covers the relationship between the caregiver, families and co-workers. It explores strategies to maintain an open, friendly, and cooperative relationship with families and co-workers. This course will also explore parent conferences, conflict resolution, and staff professionalism. Prerequisite: None.