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Area of Emphasis: Mechanical Along with the Engineering Graphics course work, 15 general education credits are required for the AAS degree. Thefollowing is a suggested sequence for completing an associate of applied science degree in engineering graphics—mechanical for full-time students. If you are a part-time student it will take you longer to complete the sequence. Recommended Courses Select minimum of 15 credits per semester Credits EGT 100* Technical Drawing 6 EGT 110* Basic CADD (Computer-Aided Design Drafting) 6 EGT 120* Intermediate CADD (Computer-Aided Design Drafting) 3 EGM 121* Intermediate CADD (Mechanical) 3 EGT 130* Three-Dimensional CADD 3 EGM 131* Three-Dimensional CADD (Mechanical) 3 EGT 200* Community andTeamwork for Industry 3 EGM 205 Assembly and Detail 3 EGT 265 Presentation Graphics 3 EGM 231 Mechanical Design/Drafting I 6 General Education Requirement* EGM 241 Mechanical Design/Drafting II 6 EGM 215 Mechanisms and Drives 3 15 Total Required Credits 60 *Required for AAS Certificate: Architectural Recommended Courses Select minimum of 15 credits per semester The following is a suggested sequence for completing a Certificate in Engineering Graphics—Architectural for full-time students. If you are a part-time student it will take you longer to complete the sequence. Credits EGT 100 Technical Drawing 6 EGT 110 Basic CADD (Computer-Aided Design Drafting) 6 EGT 120 Intermediate CADD (Computer-Aided Design Drafting) 3 EGA 121 Intermediate CADD (Architectural) 3 EGT 130 Three-Dimensional CADD 3 EGA 131 Three-Dimensional CADD (Architectural) 3 EGT 200 Community andTeamwork for Industry 3 Total Required Credits 27 Certificate: Mechanical Recommended Courses Select minimum of 15 credits per semester The following is a suggested sequence for completing a Certificate in Engineering Graphics—Mechanical for full-time students. If you are a part-time student it will take you longer to complete the sequence. Credits EGT 100 Technical Drawing 6 EGT 110 Basic CADD (Computer-Aided Design Drafting) 6 EGT 120 Intermediate CADD (Computer-Aided Design Drafting) 3 EGM 121 Intermediate CADD (Mechanical) 3 EGT 130 Three-Dimensional CADD 3 EGM 131 Three-Dimensional CADD (Mechanical) 3 EGT 200 Community andTeamwork for Industry 3 Total Required Credits 27 Industry Upgrade Auto CAD EGT 100 Technical Drawing 6 EGT 110 Basic CADD 6 EGT 120 Intermediate CADD 3 EGA 121 Intermediate CADD (ARCH) 3 EGM 121 Intermediate CADD (MECH) 3 EGT 130 Three-Dimensional CADD 3 EGA 131 Three-Dimensional CADD (ARCH) 3 EGA 131 Three-Dimensional CADD (MECH) 3 EGT 265 3D Studio Basic 3 EGT 266 3D Studio Advanced 3 Industry Upgrade Pro-Engineer EGM 250 Pro/Engineer Basic Part and Assembly Design EGM 251 Pro/Engineer Drawing/Detail Fundamentals EGM 252 Pro/Engineer Fundamentals of Design EGM 253 Pro/Engineer Advanced Applications EGM 254 Pro/Engineer/Sheet Metal EGM 260 Pro/Engineer Industry Upgrade opportunities, options, excellence 76
English Degree: Associate of Arts The completion of the following courses is appropriate for those of you who plan to transfer to a four-year college or university to complete a major in English. For those of you who do not plan to major in English, emphasis in this area provides an excellent, general liberal arts background for many professions such as teaching, writing,community service, law and research. You are urged to consult with a faculty advisor before beginning any program of study. Recommended Courses Credits Select 21 credits ENG 125 Advanced Grammar 3 ENG 131 Technical Writing I 3 ENG 215 Playwriting 3 ENG 217 Business Communication and Report Writing 3 ENG 221 Creative Writing I 3 ENG 222 Creative Writing II 3 ENG 225 Advanced Topics in Composition 3 LIT 115 Introduction to Literature (Core) 3 LIT 201/202 Masterpieces of Literature I, II (Core) 3 LIT 125 Study of the Short Story 3 LIT 126 Study of Poetry 3 LIT 127 Study of the Novel 3 LIT 211/212 Survey of American Literature I, II 3 LIT 221/222 Survey of British Literature I, II 3 LIT 225 Introduction to Shakespeare 3 LIT 145 Literature of Women 3 Core Curriculum Requirements English/Speech ENG 121 English Composition I 3 ENG 122 English Composition II 3 SPE 115 Public Speaking 3 Humanities (courses from two different disciplines) 9 ART 110, 111, 112; Foreign Language 111, 112, 211, 212; HUM 121, 122, 123; MUS 120, 121, 122; PHI 111, 112; THE 211, 212; LIT 115, 201, 202 Mathematics (any course from the following) 3 MAT 160, 171, 175, 201, 202 Science (any course from the following) 4 AST 101, 102; BIO 105, 111, 112; CHE 101, 102, 111, 112; GEY 111, 121; PHY 105, 111, 112, 211, 212 Social and Behavioral Sciences (courses from two different disciplines) ANT 101, 111; ECO 201, 202; GEO 105; HIS 101, 102, 201, 202; POS 105, 115; PSY 101, 102; SOC 101, 102 9 Electives 5 Electives must be selected from college-level transfer courses. No more than three credits in physical education may be counted. Total Required Credits 60 Entrepreneurship E-Business (See Business Administration) Estimating Facility Maintenance (See Construction Technology) Fine Woodworking (See Construction Technology) Fire Science Technology Degree: Associate of Applied Science Completion of this curriculum prepares you for: • Entry into a career of fire suppression, prevention or related fields • Promotion within a fire department or within the fire service • Advancement to a four-year college in pursuit of a bachelor of science degree in fire science administration Emphasis is placed on modern methods of fire prevention and suppression, and management of the fire service. Public and privatefire protection systems; life safety of fire service personnel and civilians; protection of property through the application of code enforcement; and the increasing problems of hazardous materials and arson are studied. Prior to enrollment, if you are not presently a member of a fire department, you are required to take assessment tests which are administered in the Learning and Resource Center. The fire science instructor, upon consultation with assessment staff, evaluates test results in order to assist you with proper placement in your course of study in fire science. Advanced students are expected to substitute advanced courses for introductory courses. Information: 303.914.6333 Required Major Courses Credits FST 100* Essentials of Firefighting 5 FST 297* Fire Academy I 4 FST 102 Introduction to Fire Science and Suppression 3 FST 103 Firefighter Occupational Health and Safety 3 FST 104 Fire Protection Systems 3 FST 105 Building Plans and Construction 3 FST 106 Fire Inspection Practices (Fire Inspector I) 3 FST 107 Hazardous Materials I/Awareness and Operations 3 FST 152 Wildland Firefighter 3 FST 201 Instructional Methodology 3 FST 202 Firefighting Strategy and Tactics 3 77 For the most current RRCC schedule and catalog information, visit our Web site at www.rrcc.edu
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Table of Contents General Informati
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Welcome to Red RocksCommunity Colle
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Admissions and Advising Information
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Admissions and Advising Information
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RRCCFoundation Since its creation i
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Learning and Resource Center (LARC)
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International Education Admission I
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Academic Standards Academic Integri
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Academic Standards President’s Li
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Graduation Requirements Catalog Req
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Page 45 and 46: Business Degree: Associate of Arts
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CRJ 246 Traffic Investigation and M
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ment scores for reading and writing
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EIC - ELECTRICITY— INDUSTRIAL/ CO
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EIC 227 Mechanical Drives 1.5 Credi
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sonnel and how to operate an EOC du
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ENG 091 Spelling and Vocabulary III
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wide variety of finishes available
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(NWCG) to survey the uses of aircra
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HHP 241 Healing Imagery: Body, Mind
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HUM 123 Survey of Humanities III (C
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MTD 211 Adobe Photoshop II 3 Credit
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MUS 242 Private Instruction: Guitar
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signs and symptoms of common disord
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PED 152 Avalanche Safety I 1 Credit
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Americans, which existed in a pre-m
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For Your Information Affirmative Ac
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Directory State Board for Community
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Kathleen Martinez Administrative As
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Len Martien Assistant Professor, Co
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