Program Description - Pellissippi State Community College

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174 Advanced Track Courses OST 2801 Web Design I-HTML Coding..................................................1 OST 2802 Web Design II-Graphics ..........................................................1 OST 2803 Web Design III-Site Building..................................................1 * May be waived if student types 28 wpm. TOTALHOURS REQUIRED: 14-17 MOUS Applications Certificate—Core Level Foundation Courses OST 1001 Word I CBT..............................................................................1 OST 1003 Excel I CBT.............................................................................1 OST 1006 PowerPoint CBT......................................................................1 OST 1100 Keyboarding I*........................................................................3 Core Courses OST 1002 Word II CBT............................................................................1 OST 1004 Excel II CBT............................................................................1 TOTALHOURS REQUIRED: 5-8 MOUS Word Certificate—Core Level Foundation Courses OST 1001 Word I CBT..............................................................................1 OST 1010 MS Outlook CBT.....................................................................1 OST 1100 Keyboarding I*........................................................................3 Core Courses OST 1002 Word II CBT............................................................................1 TOTALHOURS REQUIRED: 3-6 MOUS Excel Certificate—Core Level Foundation Courses OST 1003 Excel I CBT.............................................................................1 OST 1010 MS Outlook CBT.....................................................................1 OST 1100 Keyboarding I*........................................................................3 Core Courses OST 1004 Excel II CBT............................................................................1 TOTALHOURS REQUIRED: 3-6 MOUS Access Certificate—Core Level Foundation Courses OST 1007 Access I CBT...........................................................................1 OST 1010 MS Outlook CBT.....................................................................1 OST 1100 Keyboarding I*........................................................................3 Core Courses OST 1008 Access II CBT..........................................................................1 * May be waived if student types 28 wpm. TOTALHOURS REQUIRED: 3-6
PAYROLL/TAXATION ACCOUNTING (INSTITUTIONAL CERTIFICATE) The Payroll/Taxation Accounting certificate program is designed to prepare students for jobs in individual tax preparation and payroll accounting. Students are introduced to accounting principles to prepare them for topics emphasizing individual taxation and payroll accounting as well as partnership and corporate tax laws. Students learn to process payroll checks and to prepare all tax forms related to payroll taxes. Courses in each level (Foundation, Core, A d v a n c e d Track) must be completed prior to advancing to the next level. W h e re more than one course is off e red within a level, courses may be taken in any sequence. Foundation Courses ACC 2110 Principles of Accounting I.......................................................3 Core Courses ACC 2410 Income Taxation.......................................................................3 ACC 2500 Special Topics in Accounting...................................................3 TOTALHOURS REQUIRED: 9 PHOTOGRAPHY (TECHNICAL CERTIFICATE) (SEE MEDIA TECHNOLOGIES CERTIFICATES) PROJECT MANAGEMENT (INSTITUTIONAL CERTIFICATE) The Project Management certificate program provides basic skills to plan, cost and control projects. Courses can also be applied to the Management A.A.S. degree. Courses in each level (Foundation, Core, Advanced Track) must be completed priorto advancing to the next level. W h e re more than one course is o ff e red within a level, courses may be taken in any sequence. Foundation Courses MGT 2000 Principles of Management .......................................................3 Core Courses MGT 2160 Quality Improvement*.............................................................3 MGT 2170 Project Management*..............................................................3 TOTAL HOURS REQUIRED: 9 * The corequisite for MGT 2160 and 2170 is not required for certificate students. QUALITY CONTROL (INSTITUTIONAL CERTIFICATE) The Quality Control certificate program will provide an individual with basic skills needed for process control, testing and analysis of product quality. Areas of emphasis include testing fundamentals, destructive testing, nondestructive testing, computerassisted measuring and statistical process control (SPC). Associated lab exercises allow hands-on experience with testing equipment and measuring devices such as ultrasound, magnetic particle, dye penetrant, hardness, Charpy-Izod impact tests, tensile/compression tests, SPC data collection units and software, digital calipers, and coordinate measuring machines. Courses required for this certificate can be applied toward an associate’s degree. High school graduate reading and writing skills are 175
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PELLISSIPPI STATE IS A TENNESSEE BO
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A BRIEF HISTORY Pellissippi State i
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The College —Your Success Connect
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CAMPUSES AND MAPS Pellissippi State
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10 Lamar Alexander Arts and Science
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12 SPRING SEMESTER 2005 Returning S
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14 FALL SEMESTER 2005 Returning Stu
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16 SUMMER SESSION 2006/FULL TERM (E
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18 Prospective students should writ
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20 ADMISSION OF TRANSFER STUDENTS A
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22 (QPA) and credit hours toward gr
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24 courses or other college-level c
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26 Admissions and Records may requi
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28 SOCIALSCIENCE AND HISTORY Americ
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30 Military Service Credit. Pelliss
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32 Student responsibilities: • Yo
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34 CANCELLATION OF SCHEDULED CLASSE
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36 FINANCIAL INFORMATION All fees a
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38 Racquetball Fee. This fee, charg
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40 FEE PAYMENT OPTIONS Fees must be
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42 REFUNDS Pellissippi State will r
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44 Regents Online Degree Fee Refund
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46 Eligibility for financial aid is
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48 Students must file a written app
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50 SATISFACTORY ACADEMIC PROGRESS P
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52 Continuous Enrollment The Vetera
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54 Student Information & Services I
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58 advisor, and a list of charter m
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60 whether secured through the Plac
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62 • Financial irresponsibility.
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64 • Warning. The appropriate Pel
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66 All cases that may result in sus
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68 the proper use of their accounts
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70 other user/system information, o
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72 and must identify the particular
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74 require a waiver as a condition
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76 Security Office, beginning the f
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78 E m e rgency Health Procedures.
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80 Academic Inform a t i o n & Serv
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82 Graduation Requirements. In orde
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84 E (Extension)—The grade of E i
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86 are given one semester to comple
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88 IF THIS DSP COURSE(S) IS REQUIRE
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90 Academic Suspension. At the end
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92 Identification Card Replacement.
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94 General Education Courses In Thi
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96 HISTORY CATEGORY HIST 1010 Weste
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98 Students planning to earn a bacc
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100 Students who pursue online prog
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102 Career/Technical Programs In Th
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104 The employer, the graduate and
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106 CAREER/TECHNICAL CORE CURRICULU
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108 CAREER/TECHNICAL PROGRAM DESCRI
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110 COMPUTER ACCOUNTING Accreditati
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112 COMPUTER INTEGRATED DRAFTING AN
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114 COMPUTER SCIENCE AND INFORMATIO
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116 Semester II (Spring) CSIT 1810
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118 Semester II (Spring) CSIT 1410
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120 Semester III (Fall) ADV 2500 Ad
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122 ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING TECHNOLO
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Page 130 and 131: 130 Semester IV (Spring) EET 2715 M
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224 MATH 1840 Technical Calculus 3
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230 VPT 1500 Campus Broadcast II 3
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234 ★MSAF 2020 The Development of
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240 OST 1002 Word II CBT 1 Credit A
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242 OST 2621 Excel 3 Credits A stud
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244 +LAW 2210 Litigation Skills I 3
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246 PHED 2000 Special Topics 1-3 Cr
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248 ◆★PHYS 2120 Calculus Based
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250 ★SPAN 1010 Beginning Spanish
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252 Faculty & Staff PRESIDENT’S S
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254 PA U L BAXTER—Associate Pro f
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256 F R A N C I S C AC H A U D H A
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258 H A R R I E T- LYNN FORD—Asso
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260 MARGARET JENKINS—Associate Pr
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262 IRIS MELETIOU—Adjunct Faculty
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264 SARAH POWELL—Adjunct Faculty
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266 PAMELA SMITH—Associate Pro f
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270 TRENTON CLAGG—Manager, Techni
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272 KIMKRUSE—Executive Secretary
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274 NORMA SLONE—Telecommunication
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276 TENNESSEE HIGHER EDUCATION COMM
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278 PHYLLIS NICHOLS................
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286 Index Abandoned Personal Proper
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292 Extra-institutional Learning, C
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298 Regents Online Degree Programs
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300 Transcripts . . . . . . . . . .
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