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MICROSOFT NETWORK MANAGEMENT CERTIFICATE OF PROFICIENCy (MSMGMT.CP D•S) 10 hours: NT 165 ---------Microsoft Active Directory Services NT 175 ---------Network Management Total Hours Required: 10 NETWORK TECHNOLOGy NETWORK ADMINISTRATION SUPPORT SPECIALIST (NTADM.AAS D•H•S) GROUP I: ENGLISH AND FINE ARTS 9 hours: EH 113 ---------Freshman English I EH 123 ---------Freshman English II SP 243 ---------Fund of Speech GROUP II: SOCIAL SCIENCES 3 hours from the following: PSy 213 --------Gen Psychology Sy 213 ---------Fund of Sociology Hy 213 ---------U.S.History to 1877 Hy 223 ---------U.S.History Since 1877 Hy 113 ---------Western Civilization I Hy 123 ---------Western Civilization II GROUP III: SCIENCES AND MATH 3 hours: MS 1123/143--Inter. Algebra or Tech. Math GROUP IV: NETWORK AND COMPUTER TECHNOLOGy 49 hours from the following: IT 123 ----------Ind Graphics or Auto Cad I IT 133 ----------Ind Electricity IT 214 ----------Intro to PLC NT 103 ---------Structured Network Cabling I NT 223 -----------Structured Network Cabling II NT 104 ---------MS Oper Systems Troubleshooting NT 114 ---------Desktop Support NT 123 ---------Networking Essentials NT 145 ---------MS Server Admin NT 155 ---------MS Network Infrastructure NT 165 ---------MS Active Directory Services NT 175 ---------Network Management NT 193 ---------Managing & Maintaining PC I NT 293 ---------Managing & Maintaining PC II NT 204 ---------Special Topics in Networking I NT 214 ---------Special Topics in Networking II NT 233 ---------Peripheral Device Support NT 243 ---------Computer Artistry & Design NT 253 ---------Digital Image Prod. I NT 263 ---------Computer Artistry & Design II NT 273 --------Digital Image Production II NT 285 ---------MS SQL Database Implementation NT 295 ---------MS SQL Database Admin. Total Hours Required: 64 NETWORK TECHNOLOGy TECHNICAL CERTIFICATE (NTECH.TC D•H•S) GROUP I: ENGLISH AND FINE ARTS 3 Hours: EH 1023/1021--Basic Writing II or higher GROUP II: SCIENCES AND MATH 3 Hours: MS 1023 ------Elementary Algebra or higher GROUP III: REQUIRED COURSES 24 hours from the following: IT 123 ----------Ind Graphics or Auto Cad I IT 133 ----------Ind Electricity IT 214 ----------Intro to PLC NT 103 ---------Structured Network Cabling I NT 223 -----------Structured Network Cabling II NT 104 ---------MSOS Troubleshooting NT 114 ---------Desktop Support NT 145 ---------MS Server Admin NT 155 ---------MS Network Infrastructure NT 165 ---------MS Active Directory Services NT 175 ---------Network Management NT 193 ---------Managing & Main. PC I NT 293 ---------Managing & Main. PC II NT 204 ---------Spc. Topics in Networking I NT 214 ---------Spc. Topics in Networking II NT 233 ---------Peripheral Device Support NT 243 ---------Computer Artistry & Design I NT 253 ---------Digital Image Prod. I NT 263 ------- Comp. Artistry & Design II NT 273 ---------Digital Image Production II NT 285 ---------MS SQL Database Imple. NT 295 ---------MS SQL Database Admin. Total Hours Required: 30 STRUCTURED NETWORK CABLING CERTIFICATE OF PROFICIENCy (STNTC.CP D•S) 9 Hours: NT 123 ---------Networking Essentials NT 103 ---------Structured Network Cabling I NT 223 ---------Structured Network Cabling II Total Hours Required: 9 MILD STEEL WELDING CERTIFICATE OF PROFICIENCy (WGST.CP D•H•S) 15 hours: WG 115 --------Introduction to Welding WG 125 --------Arc Welding I WG 135 --------Arc Welding II Total Hours Required: 15 BASIC WELDING TECHNOLOGy CERTIFICATE OF PROFICIENCy (WG.CP D•H) 15 hours: WG 115 --------Introduction to Welding WG 125 --------Arc Welding WG 145 --------Inert Gas Welding Total Hours Required: 15 INERT GAS WELDING CERTIFICATE OF PROFICIENCy (WGIN.CP D•H•S) 15 hours: WG 115 --------Introduction to Welding WG 145 --------Inert Gas Welding I WG 165 --------Inert Gas Welding II Total Hours Required: 15 WELDING TECHNOLOGy TECHNICAL CERTIFICATE (WG.TC D•H•S) 51 Group I: ENGLISH AND FINE ARTS 3 Hours: EH 1013/1011--Basic Writing I or higher Group II: SCIENCES AND MATH 3 Hours: Math Elective Group III: REQUIRED COURSES 28 Hours: WG 115 --------Intro to Welding WG 125 --------Arc Welding I WG 133 --------Welding Blueprint Reading or IT 163 ----------Basics of Blueprint WG 135 --------Arc Welding II WG 145 --------Inert Gas Welding I WG 165 --------Inert Gas Welding II Total Hours Required: 34 (major code and campus offered are listed after name of degree)
Course Descriptions ACADEMIC SKILLS DS 103 Introduction to College Reading Skills 3 hrs. lec., 3 credits Pre-requisite: COMPASS score of 0-65. Co-requisite: DS 1031. Introduction to College Reading Skills is designed to provide students with opportunities to improve understanding of written materials, reading comprehension strategies, and writing skills. The focus of this course will be on reading comprehension strategies such as vocabulary development, main idea/supportive detail comprehension and written communications. This is the first in a sequence of two reading classes. A grade of “C” or better is required in this class before enrollment in the next level reading class is permitted. DS 1031 Reading Lab I 1 hr. lab, 1 credits Co-requisite: DS 103. Reading Lab I is required for students taking Introduction to College Reading Skills. This lab is designed to provide students with additional support to enhance reading skills. DS 123 College Reading Strategies 3 hrs. lec., 3 credits Pre-requisite: Completion of DS 103 with a grade of “C” or better and/or COMPASS score of 66-81. Co-requisite: DS 1231. College Reading Strategies is designed for students to further develop general reading skills and college level reading strategies with an emphasis on higher levels of reading with vocabulary, comprehension, critical thinking and writing. A grade of “C” or better is required to exit this class. DS 1231 Reading Lab II 1 hr. lab, 1 credits Co-requisite: DS 123. Reading Lab II is required for students taking College Reading Strategies. This lab is designed to provide students with additional support to enhance reading skills. ADVANCED MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGy IT 113 Industrial Safety and Sanitation 3 hrs. lec., 3 credits This course emphasizes the importance of safety and sanitation in an industrial setting, the design of Industrial Safety Programs and Safety Management. Attention is focused on meeting federal safety regulations, setting up safety programs, etc. IT 123 Industrial Graphics 3 hrs. lec., 3 credits Prerequisite: CT 114 or permission based on computer background. This course contains three sections. AutoCAD LT 97 is used to introduce concepts necessary in production and visualization of technical drawings, and makes up approximately one-third of the course. RFFlow is used to introduce concepts necessary to develop process flow charts for business and industry processes. Finally, Microsoft PowerPoint is used to organize the drawings and concepts developed in the other parts of the class into simple management presentations. Some emphasis is placed on developing the ability of the student to recognize and interpret standard symbols used on industrial drawings. IT 133 Industrial Electricity 3 hrs. lec., 3 credits This course provides an introduction to the principles of both AC and DC electrical circuits. Emphasis is placed on industrial applications involving electric motors, controls and instrumentation. I T 1 6 3 B a s i c s o f B l u e p r i n t s & I n d u s t r i a l Measurements 3 hrs. lec., 3 credits This course covers the basic concepts and symbols of industrial blueprints. Students will also study and apply measurements in the metric and standard systems using conventional devices such as tape measures, decimal rules, micrometers, dial calipers and protractors. Some basic mathematical calculations common to industry will be explored and practiced. IT 183 Principles of Industrial Science 3 hrs. lec., 3 credits Prerequisite: Exemption from DS 103/123 and MS 1013. This course will provide information related to the basic scientific principles as applied to industry. Topics will be drawn from the disciplines of chemistry, physical science and environmental science. IT 193 Processing Cereals & Oilseeds 3 hrs. lec., 3 credits Prerequisite: Exemption from DS 103/123. This course will provide information related to the current processes for preparation, value-adding, and quality indicators and assurances in the processing of cereals and oilseeds. Emphasis will be placed on the receiving and processing of grains such as rice and soybeans. IT 214 I ntroduc tion to Programmable Logic Controllers 4 hrs. lec., 4 credits This course will provide students with the information required to begin using state-of-the-art programmable controllers. Students will cover information on programmable controller terminology, operation, and basic programs entry, coupled with hands-on lab experience to reinforce learning. Allen-Bradley’s programmable controllers are used in hands-on activities for demonstration. IT 223 Principles of HVAC 3 hrs. lec., 3 credits This course introduces the basic laws of thermodynamics and thermodynamic cycles. In addition, elementary concepts in heat transfer are discussed. Applications in heating, ventilating and air conditioning are included. Laboratory exercises support the theoretical discussions. IT 233 Contemporary Supervision 3 hrs. lec., 3 credits This course emphasizes the application of psychological principles as they are related to professional pursuits. Particular topics included are individual differences and group behavior involved in personnel selection, industrial safety and hygiene, motivation, personnel training, consumer behavior, human error, job analysis and human factor engineering.
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Page 3 and 4: Introduction Scholarship Applicatio
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Page 7 and 8: About the College History of Philli
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