2003 / 2004 - Bellevue College

DUTEC 171
Ultrasound Physics &
Instrumentation II • 3 CR
Continues DUTEC 170. Topics include Doppler effect,
Doppler techniques, acoustic power, fluid dynamics,
and quality assurance procedures. Prerequisite:
Acceptance into program or permission of
program chair.
DUTEC 180
Advanced Studies:
General Ultrasound • 3 CR
Examines issues relating to the clinical practicum
in abdominal and obstetrics/gynecology. Prerequisite:
Acceptance into program.
DUTEC 181
Advanced Studies: Echo-Vascular • 3 CR
Examines issues relating to the clinical practicum
in echocardiology and vascular technology. Prerequisite:
Acceptance into program or permission of
program chair.
DUTEC 210
Clinical Practicum I • 15 CR
Provides clinical experience in an ultrasound department
under the supervision of a sonographer.
Prerequisite: Acceptance into program and completion
of all prerequisite coursework with a grade of C
or better.
DUTEC 220
Clinical Practicum II • 15 CR
Provides additional clinical experience in an ultrasound
department under the supervision of a
sonographer. Prerequisite: Acceptance into program,
completion of all prerequisite course work
with a grade of C or better, and DUTEC 210.
DUTEC 230
Clinical Practicum III • 15 CR
Provides additional clinical experience in an ultrasound
department under the supervision of a
sonographer. Prerequisite: Acceptance into program,
completion of all prerequisite coursework
with a grade of C or better, and DUTEC 210 and 220.
DUTEC 240
Clinical Practicum IV • 15 CR
Provides additional clinical experience in an ultrasound
department under the supervision of a
sonographer. Prerequisite: Acceptance into program,
completion of all prerequisite coursework with a
grade of C or better, and DUTEC 210, 220, and 230.
DUTEC 269
Physics Review • 2 CR
Prepares student for certification exams by reviewing
physics and ultrasound instrumentation. Students
focus on mathematical analysis and physics
theories. Prerequisite: Acceptance into program or
permission of program chair.
DUTEC 299
Individual Studies in Diagnostic
Ultrasound • V1-12 CR
Provides clinical experience in a diagnostic imaging
facility under the direction of a medical
sonographer, doctor of medicine or osteopathy, or
associate research fellow. Prerequisite: Permission
of program chair.
Drama
ARTS & HUMANITIES DIVISION
An asterisk (*) indicates a performance class.
Use of performance classes in the distribution
area of the Arts & Science transfer degree is limited
to 5 credits.
DRAMA 101
Introduction to the Theater • 5 CR
Surveys theater history starting with ancient
Greece. Class format includes lecture, discussions,
guest speakers, and an in-class scene study.
DRAMA 110
Scene Technology • 4 CR
Presents theories and techniques of set and property
construction and painting. Intensive lecture/
lab format. Prerequisite: Concurrent enrollment in
DRAMA 290.
DRAMA 112
Stage Lighting • 4 CR
Presents basic theories, techniques, and equipment
in theater lighting. Intensive lecture/lab format.
Prerequisite: Concurrent enrollment in DRAMA 290.
DRAMA 151*
Acting: Improvisation • 5 CR
Introduces techniques for unscripted, extemporaneous
acting. Students work individually and with
others developing a situation; listening; playing
objectives; and playing off a partner’s behavior.
Course Descriptions
DRAMA 152*
Acting: Movement • 5 CR
Concentrates on tuning the actor’s body. Students
gain fluidity, flexibility, and agility and develop specific
skills such as stage fights and mime. Students
practice dramatic situations incorporating both
character work and strenuous physical activity.
DRAMA 153*
Acting: Scene Study • 5 CR
Emphasizes interpretation of the text through work
on scenes and monologues. Topics include character
and text analysis; rehearsal tools; playing character
age; underplaying, overplaying; rhythm,
timing, pacing; and achieving an objective.
DRAMA 161
Acting for Film & Media • 5 CR
Introduces acting techniques as applied to film
and other media. Students become comfortable in
front of a lens and learn to convey on-camera believability.
Shot styles include masters, two shots,
over-the-shoulders, and close-ups. Students also
take roles behind the camera.
DRAMA 200
Drama Colloquium • 3 CR
Offers an in-depth analysis of the history and literature
of the period of BCC’s annual drama production.
Format includes discussion with the director,
designers, and technical director of the production.
Prerequisite: Concurrent enrollment in
DRAMA 291 and permission of instructor.
DRAMA 251*
Advanced Acting:
Contemporary Scene Study • 5 CR
Examines scenes from 19th-century and contemporary
theater. Students rehearse and perform selected
scenes in class. Prerequisite: Permission of
instructor and/or audition.
DRAMA 252*
Advanced Acting:
Classical Scene Study • 5 CR
Examines scenes from classical Greek and Roman
theater. Students rehearse and perform selected
scenes in class. Prerequisite: Permission of instructor
and/or audition.
Curriculum subject to change. For most current information, visit us on the web at: www.bcc.ctc.edu • 67