College Catalog 2009-2010 PDF - Phillips Community College

1. Provide proof of an accumulated GPA of
3.5 or higher in cosmetology courses.
2. Meet minimum requirements for Freshman
English I and Elementary Algebra.
3. Provide a high school transcript or GED
certificate.
4.Provide a copy of a social security card.
5.Provide a copy of proof of a currrent
unencumbered cosmetology license.
6.Submit completed Cosmetology
Application.
Students who meet stated criteria will be accepted
for enrollment in the program unless the
number of qualified applicants exceed available
space. In this case, the selection process will
be implemented.
Selection Process
1. Qualified applicants will be ranked according
to their GPA.
2. When two or more applicants have the same
GPA, applicants will be admitted according
to the date and time the application was
received.
3.Applicants not initially selected will be placed
on a waiting list ranked according to GPA.
Spaces that become available prior to the
first day of classes will be filled from the
waiting list.
Total Hours Required: 21
COSMETOLOGy
TECHNICAL CERTIFICATE
(COSMO.TC H)
FALL & SPRING ENROLLMENT
REQUIRED COURSES
51 hours:
COSM 115 -----Cosmetology Theory I
COSM 1110 ---Cosmetology Lab I
COSM 125 -----Cosmetology Theory II
COSM 1210 ---Cosmetology Lab II
COSM 132 -----Cosmetology Theory III
COSM 1304 ---Cosmetology Lab III
COSM 145 -----Cosmetology Theory IV
COSM 1410 ---Cosmetology Lab IV
FALL MID-TERM ENROLLMENT
REQUIRED COURSES
51 hours:
COSM 113 -----Cosmetology Theory IA
COSM 1106 ---Cosmetology Lab IA
COSM 125 -----Cosmetology Theory II
COSM 1210 ---Cosmetology Lab II
COSM 132 -----Cosmetology Theory III
COSM 1304 ---Cosmetology Lab III
COSM 145 -----Cosmetology Theory IV
COSM 1410 ---Cosmetology Lab IV
COSM 112 -----Cosmetology Theory IB
COSM 1104 ---Cosmetology Lab IB
SPRING MID-TERM ENROLLMENT
REQUIRED COURSES
51 hours:
COSM 123 -----Cosmetology Theory IIA
COSM 1206 ---Cosmetology Lab IIA
COSM 132 -----Cosmetology Theory III
COSM 1304 ---Cosmetology Lab III
COSM 145 -----Cosmetology Theory IV
COSM 1410 ---Cosmetology Lab IV
COSM 125 -----Cosmetology Theory II
COSM 1210 ---Cosmetology Lab II
COSM 142 -----Cosmetology Theory IIB
COSM 1404 ---Cosmetology Lab IIB
Total Hours Required: 51
DRAFTING (DRAFT.AAS H)
GROUP I: ENGLISH AND FINE ARTS
9 hours:
EH 113 ---------Freshman English I
EH 123 ---------Freshman English II
SP 243 ---------Fundamentals of Speech
GROUP II: SOCIAL SCIENCE
ELECTIVES (6 hours)
GROUP III: MATH OR SCIENCE
ELECTIVE (3 hours)
MS 1123/143--Inter. Algebra or Tech. Math
GROUP IV: PHySICAL EDUCATION
No requirements for this degree
GROUP V: REQUIRED COURSES
47 hours:
EG 114 ---------Engineering Drawing
DR 124 ---------Basic Machine Design
DR 134 ---------Basic Architectural Drafting I
DR 144 ---------Architectural Drafting II
DR 234 ---------Architectural Drafting III
MMT 113 ------Introduction to Technology
DR 104 ---------Introduction to CAD I
DR 114 ---------Introduction to CAD II
DRM 244 ------Introduction to CAM
DR 254 ---------Advanced Machine Design
DRE 134 -------Electrical/Electronic Drafting
DR 174 ---------Civil Drawing
Total Hours Required: 65
DRAFTING
TECHNICAL CERTIFICATE
(DRAFT.TC H)
GROUP I: ENGLISH AND FINE ARTS
3 hours:
EH 1023/1021-Basic Writing II or
EH 113 ---------Freshman English I
GROUP II: SCIENCE AND MATH
ELECTIVE: (3 hours)
GROUP III: REQUIRED COURSES
35 hours:
EG 114 ---------Engineering Drawing
DR 124 ---------Basic Machine Design
DR 134 ---------Basic Architectural Drafting I
MMT 113 ------Introduction to Technology
49
DR 104 ---------Introduction to CAD I
DR 114 ---------Introduction to CAD II
DR 254 ---------Advanced Machine Design
DRE 134 -------Electrical/Electronic Drafting
DR 174 ---------Civil Drawing
Total Hours Required: 38
ELECTRICITy
APPRENTICESHIP
CERTIFICATE OF PROFICIENCy
(ELAPR.CP H•S)
While this course of study leads toward
a certificate of proficiency, the student
should be aware of certain restrictions.
This course of study is primarily for those
currently employed with an electrical firm
and wishing to study for their journeyman
electrician exam. Unless certain other
state requirements are met, the student
will not be eligible to take the exam based
on completion of the course of study
alone. The student should check with
the Department of Workforce Education,
Apprenticeship Section, or Ouida McAfee,
on Stuttgart campus at ext. 1843.
FIRST SEMESTER
2 hours:
IE 102 ----------EA Electricity I
SECOND SEMESTER
2 hours:
IE 112 ----------EA Electricity II
THIRD SEMESTER
2 hours:
IE 122 ----------EA Electricity III
FOURTH SEMESTER
2 hours:
IE 132 ----------EA Electricity IV
FIFTH SEMESTER
2 hours:
IE 142 ----------EA Electricity V
SIXTH SEMESTER
2 hours:
IE 152 ----------EA Electricity VI
SEVENTH SEMESTER
2 hours:
IE 162 ----------EA Electricity VII
EIGHTH SEMESTER
2 hours:
IE 172 ----------EA Electricity VIII
Total Hours Required: 16
(major code and campus offered are listed after name of degree)