2003 / 2004 - Bellevue College

RADON 150 Pathology 4
RADON 201 Radiation Therapy Physics II 3
RADON 202 Treatment Planning I 2
RADON 203 Treatment Planning II 5
RADON 204 Treatment Planning III 4
RADON 211 Clinical Practice V 8
RADON 212 Clinical Practice VI 8
RADON 213 Clinical Practice VII 8
RADON 214 Clinical Practice VIII 13
RADON 220 Principles & Practice of RADON II 2
RADON 221 Principles & Practice of RADON III 2
RADON 222 Principles & Practice of RADON IV 2
RADON 224 Concept Integration 1
RADON 225 Quality Management 1
RADON 240 Radiation Biology 3
TOTAL 119
Certificate of Achievement
Radiation Therapy
Course No. Course Name Credit Hrs.
RADON 100 Principles of Oncology 4
RADON 101 Principles of Dose Calculations 3
RADON 104 Radiation Therapy Physics I 3
RADON 105 Principles & Practice of RADON I 2
RADON 114 Clinical Practice IV 13
RADON 201 Radiation Therapy Physics II 3
RADON 202 Treatment Planning I 2
RADON 203 Treatment Planning II 5
RADON 204 Treatment Planning III 4
RADON 211 Clinical Practice V 8
RADON 212 Clinical Practice VI 8
RADON 213 Clinical Practice VII 8
RADON 214 Clinical Practice VIII 13
RADON 220 Principles & Practice of RADON II 2
RADON 221 Principles & Practice of RADON III 2
RADON 222 Principles & Practice of RADON IV 2
RADON 224 Concept Integration 1
RADON 225 Quality Management 1
TOTAL 84
Radiologic Technology
This selective admissions program prepares the
student to become a Diagnostic Radiologic Technologist
capable of carrying out the responsibilities
of the staff technologist; it includes a general education
background. To be considered for acceptance
into the program, students must follow specific admissions
guidelines, published annually.
The curriculum consists of combined class work
and clinical experience over eight consecutive fulltime
quarters, including summers. Upon successful
completion of the program, students are eligible to
take the American Registry examination for certification
as a radiologic technologist.
Associate in Arts Degree
Radiologic Technology
FIRST YEAR - SUMMER QUARTER
Course No. Course Name Credit Hrs.
RATEC 101 Intro to Radiologic Technology 1
RATEC 107 Positioning & Related Anatomy I 2
RATEC 110 Clinical Education I 3
RATEC 120 Nursing Procedures 2
TOTAL 8
FIRST YEAR - FALL QUARTER
RATEC 105 Intro to Radiologic Technique 2
RATEC 106 Computed Imaging 2
RATEC 108 Positioning & Related Anatomy II 3
RATEC 111 Clinical Education II 5
RATEC 125 Medical Terminology 1
TOTAL 13
FIRST YEAR - WINTER QUARTER
RATEC 103 Principles of Radiographic Exposure 3
RATEC 109 Positioning & Related Anatomy III 3
RATEC 112 Clinical Education III 5
RATEC 121 Patient Care 2
RATEC 127 Intro to Sectional Anatomy 2
TOTAL 15
FIRST YEAR - SPRING QUARTER
RATEC 102 Radiographic Physics 5
RATEC 104 Adv Radiographic Procedures 4
RATEC 113 Clinical Education IV 5
TOTAL 14
SECOND YEAR - SUMMER QUARTER
RATEC 210 Clinical Education V 3
TOTAL 13
SECOND YEAR - FALL QUARTER
RATEC 211 Clinical Education VI 8
RATEC 220 Pathology I 3
RATEC 240 Radiation Biology & Protection 3
TOTAL 14
SECOND YEAR - WINTER QUARTER
RATEC 212 Clinical Education VII 8
RATEC 221 Pathology II 2
RATEC 230 Quality Assurance 2
RATEC 296* Special Topics in RATEC* 2
TOTAL 12 OR 14
Professional/Technical Programs
SECOND YEAR - SPRING QUARTER
RATEC 213 Clinical Education VIII 8
RATEC 207 Concept Integration 2
RATEC 297* Special Topics in RATEC* 2
TOTAL 10 OR 12
GRAND TOTAL 101
*Either take RATEC 296 in Winter or RATEC 297 in
Spring, not both.
Real Estate
This program offers various degree and certificate
options for interested students, current investors, or
real estate professionals. The coursework provides the
academic background to deal with the real estate
marketplace. Students may choose from several areas
of expertise to assist or enhance their specialty field.
Contact the Real Estate Resource Center for the
latest information on required courses for completion
of the following options:
Associate in Arts Degree
Real Estate: Appraisal, Escrow,
Mortgage Finance, or Title Insurance
Course No. Course Name Credit Hrs.
CORE REQUIREMENTS
Choose one of the following: 5
ECON 100 Intro to Basic Economic Principles (5 Cr)
ECON 200 Intro to Economics: Macroeconomics (5 Cr)
ECON 201 Intro to Economics: Microeconomics (5 Cr)
ENGL 101 Written Expression 5
MATH 099 Intermediate Algebra 5
Choose one of the following: 5
PSYCH 100 Intro to Psychology (5 Cr)
SOC 110 Intro to Sociology (5 Cr)
Choose one of the following: 5
SPCH 100 Basic Principles of Oral Comm (5 Cr)
SPCH 200 Interpersonal Communication (5 Cr)
SPCH 225 Small Group Communication (5 Cr)
TOTAL 25
BUSINESS CORE COURSES
ACCTG 210 Fundamentals of Accounting 5
BTS 161 Computer & Software Fundamentals 5
Choose one of the following: 5
G BUS 101 Introduction to Business (5 Cr)
G BUS 202 Law & Business (5 Cr)
BA 200 Business Law - Legal Foundations (5 Cr)
TOTAL 15
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