1993-1994 - Cochise College

Technician and the basic legal responsibilities, anatomy and
phYSiOlogy,' triags, assessment. CPR, and life-support system,
6·7 hours lecture; 1hour laboratory,
EMT 176* Emergency Medical Technology
Refresh~r/2 Units
Prerequisite: EMT 174,
Arefresher course to maintain and update Emergency ~edi~al
Technical skills, May be repeated as required for recertification,
2hours lecture: 1hour laboratory,
English
ENG 104, ENG 210, ENG 220,221, ENG 222, ENG 224.225.
ENG 226, 227, fl.... fill three to six hours of the humanities and fine
arts requirements lor the AA and AS degrees.
ENG 001 Study Skllls/1 Unit
Prerequisite: None,
Areview 01 basic techniques for success in college, including
practical exercises in listening to lectures, concentration, time
management. note-taking, test-taking, textbook analysis and
review, outlining, summarizing, writing essay questions, using the
library and the microcomputer to study spelling and vocabulary,
1hour lecture.
ENG 002 Basic English for Vocations/1 Unit
Prerequisite: Permission of instructor.
Acourse taken in conjunction with ESL 034, ENG 020 or ENG
02.2 d~signed to introduce the student to the vocabulary and study
Skills Important for success in aspecific vocational field,
Specific areas in which modules are currently available include
office com~unications, ~dministration of justice, drafting, aviation
(both for pilots and for airframe and powerplant). Modules in other
fields will be developed as demand warrants,
1hour lecture.
ENG 004 Spelling Improvementl1 Unit
Prerequisite: None.
Areview of spelling fundamentals helps freshmen co~
words used in various content fields as well as basic function
words for college writing; a review of basic phonetics. common
roots, silent consonants and vowel blends. Included in tilt
Reading Improvement Block or taught individually by student
contract through the Student Development Center.
1hour lecture.
ENG 010 English Fundamentalsf3 Units
Prerequisite: Appropriate placement test score andlor
recommendation of former English/ESL instructor,
An intensive review of grammar, spelling, vocabulary, and 0\Ilef
fundamentals, with emphasis on writing paragraphs and sho~
essays. Non·transferable,
3 hours lecture.
ENG 011 Written Military Communications and
Reports/1 Unit
Development of the skills of written communications and reports
with emphasis on accuracy, brevity and clarity. Assignmenlswlli
consist of military reports and correspondence normally written by
junior officers,
1hour lecture.
ENG 019 Transitional Readingf3-4 Units
Prerequisite: EI)L 034 or placement test score,
Acourse designed for ESL students beginning regular college
classes and for lower level readers of English. Emphasis on
basic, literal comprehension, vocabulary building and readlngrale
improvement. Upon completion, the student will read at the 6.0
reading level or equivalent as measured by a standardized
reading test. (Identical with RDG 019,)
3 hours lecture: 1·2 hours laboratory.
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