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stressed. This course is designed to prepare students for college-level
coursework. See Page 118 under “Course numbering system.”
SKIL 0921 - Study Skills II (1)
The student will become proficient in the use of various reference
sources including the dictionary and thesaurus. The student also
will use the on-line computer to access information. Proper term
paper format will be emphasized with stress on footnotes/endnotes
and works cited. This course is designed to prepare students for collegelevel
coursework. See Page 118 under “Course numbering system.”
Supply Chain Management
Course descriptions are listed under Transportation.
See Page 163.
Tower Construction &
Maintenance
TOWR 1111 – Tower Erection Basics
(Based on demand) (Variable, up to 1.5)
This course will teach and expose the student to the basic
techniques and standards necessary to erect the most common
communication towers, utilizing industry standards applicable
to basic tower erection.
TOWR 1121 – Emergency Medical Response
(Based on demand) (Variable, up to 1.5)
This course is designed to meet the requirements of OSHA
1910.1030, the bloodborne pathogens standard and the knowledge
and psychomotor skills to recognize emergencies at the
worksite and give first aid.
TOWR 1131 – OSHA 10-Hour
(Based on demand) (Variable, up to 1.5)
This course as prescribed by OSHA, provides safety training to
workers in the construction industry in basic hazards they are
normally faced with. This course meets the requirement for the
OSHA 1926.21 standard for the construction industry.
TOWR 1141 – RF Safety & Hazard Signage
(Based on demand) (Variable, up to 1.5)
This course will familiarize the issues associated with signage
and signal hazards and safety. The student will become familiar
with the recommended signage to be utilized on most communications
related job sites and equipment to assure personnel
and equipment safety. In addition, students will be shown the
hazards associated working with radio frequency and microwave
signals and how to be protected.
TOWR 1152 – Haz-Woper
(Based on demand) (Variable, up to 1.5)
This course is design for the tower erector who may, from time
to time, be working at a job site where the ground is contaminated,
or where hazardous materials or special wastes may have
previously been handled or stored, and to which he or she may
now become exposed.
TOWR 1162 – Tower Rescue & Competent Climber
(Based on demand) (Variable, up to 1.5)
This course will provide students with skills needed to properly
use restraint systems and address tower rescues.
TOWR 1171 – Rigging & Ropes
(Based on demand) (Variable, up to 1.5)
This course provides rigging standards, uses and applications
for slings, shackles, and hooks to workers in the construction
industry in order to impart the most efficient and safe methods
to use.
TOWR 1181 – Authorized Climber
(Based on demand) (Variable, up to 1.5)
This is an introductory course designed to allow the student to
develop the basic skills necessary for safe tower work. This course
will address a variety of subject areas including regulatory safety
standards, equipment commonly used, engineering controls, or
practice controls, and return demonstrations. Upon completion,
the authorized climber will be able to demonstrate knowledge,
understanding, and application of the equipment used, as well
as safe practices while working on the tower.
Theater
THEA 1813 - Introduction to Drama 3/0 (3)
Prerequisite: Consent of instructor. The student will be introduced
to basic techniques of acting. He or she will participate
in improvisations and present practice scenes in class to
develop abilities in character analysis and creation, stage movement,
and voice and body control. The student also will be
introduced to technical elements of play production. AAS:
Humanities elective.
THEA 1823 - Intermediate Drama
(Based on demand) 3/0 (3)
Prerequisite: THEA 1813. The student will continue to develop
the acting skills presented in THEA 1813. He or she will present
practice scenes in class to develop a greater understanding
of characterization, stage composition and movement, and to
apply techniques of various modern and historical styles of acting
and production.
Theatre Practicum
Prerequisite: Consent of instructor. The student will acquire practical
experience by working in theatrical productions. He/she will
choose the area in which he/she wishes to gain experience during
each semester: (a) acting, directing, and stage management, (b)
set design and construction, lighting and sound, (c) costuming
and makeup, (d) publicity and program construction. The student
may repeat this course for a maximum of four semester hours
credit choosing a different area during each enrollment. Each
enrollment awards one credit hour.
THEA 1941 - Acting, Directing, Stage
Management 0/3 (1)
IAI: TA 918 Theatre Arts
THEA 1951 - Set Design & Construction 0/3 (1)
IAI: TA 918 Theatre Arts
THEA 1961 - Costuming & Makeup 0/3 (1)
IAI: TA 918 Theatre Arts
THEA 1971 - Publicity & Program
Construction 0/3 (1)
IAI: TA 918 Theatre Arts
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