2003 / 2004 - Bellevue College

Certificate of Accomplishment
Real Estate Mortgage Finance
Course No. Course Name Credit Hrs.
REQUIRED COURSES
R EST 130 Principles of Real Estate 5
R EST 131 Real Estate Finance 3
R EST 133 Real Estate Law 3
R EST 160 Real Estate Escrow 3
R EST 170 Mortgage Loan Underwriting 3
R EST 171 Mortgaging Loan Processing 3
R EST 172 Rest Estate Loan Officer 3
TOTAL 23
Certificate of Accomplishment
Real Estate Title Insurance
Course No. Course Name Credit Hrs.
REQUIRED COURSES
R EST 130 Principles of Real Estate 5
R EST 133 Real Estate Law 3
R EST 160 Real Estate Escrow 3
R EST 165 Land Titles Ins & Clearance 3
R EST 166 Land Titles: Examining 3
R EST 167 Land Titles: Underwriting 3
TOTAL 20
Recreation Leadership
This program prepares graduates for positions
in city and county recreation, medical institutions,
industrial recreation, camping, and various youth
service organizations. Recreational leaders assist in
planning, organizing and leading activities. After
completing their associates’ degree requirements,
students will be prepared for entry into the upperdivision
courses at four-year colleges or universities,
which offer baccalaureate degrees in professional
recreation.
Associate in Arts Degree
Recreation Leadership
Course No. Course Name Credit Hrs.
FIRST YEAR - FALL QUARTER
HLTH 250 Wellness 5
HLTH 292 First Aid & CPR 4
PE 166 Skills & Materials in Team Sports 2
RECED 154 Recreational Resources 5
TOTAL 16
FIRST YEAR - WINTER QUARTER
PE 265 Skills & Materials:
Activities for Elementary Children 2
PSYCH 100 Intro to Psychology 5
RECED 245 Recreational Use of Art Crafts 3
SPCH 230 Intercultural Communication 5
TOTAL 15
FIRST YEAR - SPRING QUARTER
ENGL 101 Written Expression 5
PE 266 Skills & Materials: Individual & Dual Sports 2
RECED 290 Therapeutic Recreation 5
Lab Science electives 6
TOTAL 18
SECOND YEAR - FALL QUARTER
Science elective 5
Electives by advisement 10
TOTAL 15
SECOND YEAR - WINTER QUARTER
PE 209 Skills & Materials of Recreation Dance 2
RECED 274 Practicum in Social Recreation 2
SOC 110 Intro to Sociology 5
Electives by advisement 5
TOTAL 14
SECOND YEAR - SPRING QUARTER
RECED 244 Camp Counseling 3
RECED 254 Practicum in Playground Leadership 3
Electives by advisement 10
TOTAL 16
GRAND TOTAL 94
Translation &
Interpretation
This program is a cooperative effort between
Bellevue Community College and the Translation
and Interpretation Institute. BCC provides credit
for two certificate programs, one in interpretation
and one in translation. This program is self-supporting.
Permission is required to take courses. Students
may start the program during any quarter of
the year. Please call (425) 564-3171 for further information.
The programs are intended for bilingual people
of diverse educational backgrounds who are interested
in pursuing a career in translation or interpretation.
The primary criterion for admission is
high proficiency in the candidate’s working languages.
The certificate granted will be languagespecific.
Professional/Technical Programs
Certificate of Accomplishment
Translation
Course No. Course Name Credit Hrs.
CORE REQUIREMENTS
INTRP 101 Intro to Translation & Interpreting 3
TRANS 103 Fundamentals of Translation 3
INTRP 104 Technology for Translators & Interpreters 3
INTRP 105 Vocabulary Acquisition &
Terminology Research 3
INTRP 106 Ethics & Business Practices 3
TOTAL 15
LANGUAGE-SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS
TRANS 109 Adv Translation Workshop I 3
TRANS 110 Adv Translation Workshop II 3
TRANS 112 Translation Practicum 1
TOTAL 7
GRAND TOTAL 22
Certificate of Accomplishment
Interpretation
Course No. Course Name Credit Hrs.
CORE REQUIREMENTS
INTRP 101 Intro to Translation & Interpreting 3
INTRP 102 Fundamentals of Interpreting 3
INTRP 104 Technology for Translators & Interpreters 3
INTRP 105 Vocabulary Acquisition &
Terminology Research 3
INTRP 106 Ethics & Business Practices 3
TOTAL 15
LANGUAGE-SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS
INTRP 107 Advanced Interpreting Skills I 3
INTRP 108 Advanced Interpreting Skills II 3
INTRP 111 Interpretation Practicum 1
TOTAL 7
GRAND TOTAL 22
BCC programs and
curricula are subject to change.
For the most up-to-date information
about course content and degree or
certificate requirements, go to
www.bcc.ctc.edu
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