Catalog 2010 - Naugatuck Valley Community College - Connecticut ...

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Course Designation Course Prefix Division Academic Skills Development ASD-H, SGN*H Arts and Humanities Accounting ACC*H Business American Sign Language SGN*H Arts and Humanities Anthropology ANT*H Behavioral and Social Sciences Art ART*H, GRA*H Arts and Humanities Architecture ARC*H Engineering Technologies Astronomy AST*H Mathematics/Science Automotive Technician ATP*H Engineering Technologies Aviation Science AVS*H Mathematics/Science Biological Sciences BIO*H Mathematics/Science Business BBG*H, BES*H, BMK*H, BMG*H Business Business Finance BFN*H, BRE*H Business Business Office Technology BOT*H Business Chemistry CHE*H Mathematics/Science Communications COM*H Arts and Humanities Computer-Aided Drafting/Design Technology CAD-H, CAD*H Engineering Technologies Computer Information Systems CSC*H Business Computer Science CSA*H Business Cooperative Education CWE-H Cooperative Education Criminal Justice/Public Safety CJS*H Behavioral and Social Sciences Dance DAN*H Arts and Humanities Digital Arts Technology DAT*H Arts and Humanities Early Childhood Education ECE*H Behavioral and Social Sciences Economics ECN*H Business Electrical Engineering Technology EET*H Engineering Technologies EMT-Basic EMT*H Allied Health/Nursing/Phys. Ed. EMT-Paramedic EMT*H Allied Health/Nursing/Phys. Ed. Engineering Technology TCN*H Engineering Technologies English ENG*H Arts and Humanities English as a Second Language ESL*H Arts and Humanities Environmental Science ENV*H Mathematics/Science Fire Technology and Administration FTA*H Engineering Technologies Foodservice Management HSP*H Business General Studies Counseling Center Geography GEO*H Behavioral and Social Sciences Geology GLG*H Mathematics/Science History HIS*H Behavioral and Social Sciences Horticulture HRT*H Mathematics/Science Hospitality Mgt (Foodservice Mgt and Hotel Mgt) HSP*H Business Hotel Management HSP*H Business Human Services HSE*H Behavioral and Social Sciences Humanities HUM*H Arts and Humanities Languages FRE*H, GER*H, ITA*H, POR*H, SPA*H Arts and Humanities Legal Assistant/Paralegal LGL*H Business Liberal Arts and Sciences Counseling Center Management BES*H, BMG*H Business Manufacturing Engineering Technology MFG-H, MFG*H Engineering Technologies Marketing BMK*H Business Mathematics MAT*H Mathematics/Science Mechanical Engineering Technology MEC*H Engineering Technologies Medical Insurance Specialist BOT*H Business Meteorology MET*H Mathematics/Science Music MUS*H Arts and Humanities Nursing NSG*H, NUR*H, HLT*H Allied Health/Nursing/Phys.Ed. Philosophy PHL*H Arts and Humanities Physical Education HPE*H Allied Health/Nursing/Phys.Ed. Physical Therapist Assistant PTA*H Allied Health/Nursing/Phys.Ed. Physics PHY*H Mathematics/Science Plastics and Rubber Engineering Technology PLA*H Engineering Technologies Political Science POL*H Behavioral and Social Sciences Psychology PSY*H Behavioral and Social Sciences Quality Assurance QUA*H Engineering Technologies Radiologic Technology RAD*H Allied Health/Nursing/Phys. Ed. Respiratory Care RSP*H Allied Health/Nursing/Phys. Ed. Sociology SOC*H Behavioral and Social Sciences Theater THR*H Arts and Humanities Wastewater WWT*H Mathematics/Science 147 Course Descriptions
148 The following are descriptions of courses offered by Naugatuck Valley Community College. It is the responsibility of the students to check their programs of study, and to carefully check the schedule of course offerings which is provided by the Records Office prior to each semester, in order to ascertain which courses will be offered for a particular semester. In the following course descriptions, the number of credit hours for each course is indicated. Also included are numbers of lab and lecture hours. Students are urged to consult their counselor for information about transferability of courses to four-year institutions. Waiver of Course Prerequisites In certain circumstances, course prerequisites may be waived. The student must demonstrate to the program coordinator and/or division director that he/ she has mastered the basic concepts of the prerequisite course. Permission to waive a prerequisite should not be taken for granted. Waivers are NOT automatic and will be handled and granted on an individual basis. Note: All courses listed in this catalog may not be offered during the current academic year. Credit Courses WhiCh do Not aPPly to eleCtives or deGrees The following courses do not satisfy the elective or degree requirements in any program except where specifically listed. ASD-H097, 098 CWE-H100 - Portfolio Preparation EET*H295 ENG*H043, 053, 063 ESL*H132, 135, 137, 142, 145, 152, 155, 157, 162 †† HLT*H093 MAT*H073, 075, 095 †† Note: ESL students may use up to sixs credits of Intermediate and Advanced levels of ESL courses to fulfill the Modern Language requirements. helPful defiNitioNs WheN seleCtiNG your ProGraM aNd Courses 1. Credit hours (cr.) - College work is measured in units called credit hours. A credit-hour value is assigned to each course and is normally equal to the number of hours the course meets each week. Credit hours may also be referred to as semester hours. 2. lecture hours (lec.) - The number of clock hours in the fall or spring semester the student spends each week in the classroom. This time frame is different for the shorter summer sessions. 3. laboratory hours (lab.) - The number of clock hours in the fall or spring semester the student spends each week in the laboratory or other learning Environment. This time frame is different for the shorter summer sessions. 4. Prerequisite - A course that must be successfully completed, or a requirement such as related life experiences that must be met before enrolling in another course. 5. Corequisite - A course that must be taken during the same or earlier semester as the course in which one is enrolling. 6. Common Core - A term which refers to courses as listed under Groups I, II, III, IV of Naugatuck Valley Community College’s Common Core of General Education which the faculty of the College considers essential to its degree programs. Refer to pages 48-50. 7. electives - Courses which may be chosen from items 8, 9, or 10. 8. liberal arts electives - All courses listed in the common core under Groups I, II, III, IV and advanced courses with the same designations. 9. General electives - All courses listed in the catalog. Students who have taken restricted courses may apply the courses as general electives if they change programs. Students should consider transferability of courses when choosing general electives. 10. directed electives - Credit courses that satisfy specific program requirements. These courses are listed with each program area. 11. language equivalencies - The following equivalencies satisfy the modern language requirements: • Three years of high school work in a single foreign language, ancient or modern, or • Two years of high school work and an added semester of a college course at a more advanced level in a single foreign language, or • Two semesters of a single foreign language in college. Note: Students may also take CLEP (College Level Examination Program) to satisfy the modern language requirements. Information on these tests is available from the Testing Center. This College continues to add and adjust courses, course designations, and course numbers to its offerings. The common core and the definitions will be adjusted accordingly. self-PaCed Courses Some of the courses listed in the description are offered as “self-paced” which means that they are conducted in an alternate way to the regular class scheduled meetings. These courses are offered through the standard text books, and specially prepared materials, and/or video/audio tapes. Students are guided through the courses by a relevant member of the faculty. Students should be aware that self discipline is required for the successful completion of selfpaced courses. Permission from a counselor, the relevant faculty member or Division Director is required before students register for self-paced courses. The student may register at any time. The course must be completed by the end of the succeeding semester. iNdePeNdeNt study Independent study courses may not be taken if the course is being offered in the same semester. Policy Changes Naugatuck Valley Community College reserves the right to change requirements, courses, prerequisites, regulations, tuition, fees and other policies without prior notice. The President of the College upon written request may make waivers of these policies, due to extenuating circumstances. The catalog does not constitute a contract and is for informational use only.
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CATALOG CONTENTS Community-Technica
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6 GENERAL OVERVIEW Naugatuck Valley
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40 AcAdemic StAndArdS Students are
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44 AcAdemic ServiceS ProgrAm Admini
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48 COMMON CORE OF GENERAL EDUCATION
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50 COMMON CORE OF GENERAL EDUCATION
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52 PRIOR LEARNING EVALUATION and DI
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54 SPECIAL PROGRAMS of STUDY The En
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