CATALOG 2007-2008 - Prince George's Community College

34 Prince George’s Community College Catalog 2007–2008
Programs of Study Chart
Associate of Applied Science (A.A.S.)
Associate of Arts in Teaching (A.A.T.)
Associate of Applied Science (A.A.S.)
Associate of Arts in Teaching (A.A.T.)
Associate of Science (A.S.)
Letter of Recognition (LOR)
Associate of Science (A.S.)
Letter of Recognition (LOR)
Associate of Arts (A.A.)
Associate of Arts (A.A.)
Certificate (Cert.)
Certificate (Cert.)
Program
Accounting 33 • • • •
African-American Studies† 36 •
Art† 36 •
Arts and Sciences 37 •
Biology† 37 •
Business Administration 38 •
Business Management 38 • • •
Chemistry† 42 •
Communication† 43 •
Computer-Aided Drafting 44 •
Computer Engineering
Technology
44 • •
Computer Information Systems 45 • •
Computer Science 48 •
Construction Management 49 • • •
Criminal Justice 50 • •
Criminal Justice Transfer† 51 •
Culinary Arts 52 •
Dietetics† 52 •
Early Childhood Education 53 • • •
Economics† 54 •
Electrical Construction
Technology
Electronic Engineering
Technology
Page
78 • •
55 • •
Emergency Medical Technician 56 • •
Engineering 57 •
Engineering Technology 57 •
English† 58 •
Food Science† 59 •
Forensic Science 59 •
General Studies 60 • •
Health Education† 60 •
Program
Page
Health Information Management 61 • •
Historical Fieldwork and
Research†
Hospitality Services
Management
62 •
63 • •
Information Security 63 • •
International Studies† 64 •
Marketing Management 65 • •
Mathematics† 65 •
Music† 66 •
Nuclear Medicine Technology 66 • •
Nursing 67 • •
Ornamental Horticulture 68 •
Paralegal/Legal Assistant 68 • •
Physical Education† 69 •
Pre-Law† 69 •
Pre-Medicine† 70 •
Pre-Pharmacy† 70 •
Pre-Physical Therapy† 71 •
Psychology† 71 •
Radiography 71 •
Real Estate 41 •
Residential Property
Management
72 • •
Respiratory Therapy 73 •
Sociology† 73 •
Space Engineering Technology 74 • •
Teacher Education 75 •
Technical Studies 78 • •
Theatre† 79 • •
Visual Communication 80 • •
Women’s Studies† 81 •
†Option of General Studies Associate of Arts (A.A.) Degree
First-time college students are expected to take PAS 101 Principles and Strategies of Successful Learning (3 Credits). PAS 101 is required for
students when they take DVR 006. For more information, see Chapters 2, 6, and 8.