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D O Ñ A A N A C O M M U N I T Y C O L L E G E 26 Apprenticeship Programs Associate of Applied Science Degree • Electrical Apprenticeship Option • Machinist Apprenticeship Option • Plumbing Apprenticeship Option Certificate of Completion • Electrical Apprenticeship Option • Machinist Apprenticeship Option • Plumbing Apprenticeship Option Electrical Lineworker Certificate 527-7591 Apprenticeship programs provide training through a combination of learning experiences, both on the job and in the classroom. These programs are approved by the State Apprenticeship Council and the U.S. Department of Labor. Apprentices typically spend at least 2000 hours per year learning on the job as paid employees of a sponsoring organization, and a minimum of 144 hours per year in related classroom instruction. The term of an apprenticeship depends on the job being learned. For most highly skilled crafts, such as electrician, plumber, or machinist, it is four years. Once an apprentice has completed the program and passed the appropriate examinations, (s)he is considered a journeyperson. DACC provides the related classroom instruction for the above apprenticeship programs, sponsored by businesses and organizations in the community. Electrical Lineworker Option New Mexico electric cooperatives and private firms that perform electrical line work often find it difficult to fill vacancies. DACC’s Electrical Lineworker Program is a one-year certificate program designed to provide students with the technical background and the manual skills necessary for careers in the installation and maintenance of electrical power cables. Because the career is physically challenging, it is necessary to be in good physical condition. Students must be able to lift up to 100 pounds, work in awkward positions, and demonstrate good eyehand coordination. As part of the required curriculum, students will be required to work as a cooperative education student with a New Mexico electric cooperative or a private firm that performs electrical line work. Special Admissions Requirements Apprentices must gain hands-on experience on the job. For this reason, admittance to some classes is limited to students who are registered apprentices. Associate Degree (66 credits) NOTE: Courses appearing in italics may be applied toward a bachelor’s degree at NMSU. Core Requirements 13 credits BOT 209 Business & Technical Communication 3 OR ENGL 203G Business & Professional Communication OR ENGL 218 Tech & Scientific Communication OR COMM 253G Public Speaking COMM 265G Prin. of Human Commununication 3 ENGL 111G Rhetoric and Composition 4 OEBU 240 Human Relations 3 OR PSY 201G Introduction to Psychology OR SOC 101G Introduction to Sociology Related Requirements 5 credits OR OECS 105 Intro. to Microcomputer Technology OECS 227 Comp. Applications for Technicians 3 Approved elective 2 Technical Requirements 48 credits Choose one of the following three options: ASSOCIATE DEGREE OPTION: ELECTRICAL APPRENTICESHIP ✔ OEET 151 Electrical Apprenticeship I 6 ✔ OEET 152 Electrical Apprenticeship II 6 ✔ OEET 153 Electrical Apprenticeship III 6 ✔ OEET 154 Electrical Apprenticeship IV 6 ✔ OEET 251 Electrical Apprenticeship V 6 ✔ OEET 252 Electrical Apprenticeship VI 6 ✔ OEET 253 Electrical Apprenticeship VII 6 ✔ OEET 254 Electrical Apprenticeship VIII 6 ASSOCIATE DEGREE OPTION: MACHINIST APPRENTICESHIP ✔ OETS 118 Mathematics for Technicians 3 ✔ OEMG 115 Print Reading for Industry 3 ✔ OEMG 151 Intro. to Metalworking I 3 ✔ OEMG 152 Intro. to Metalworking II 3 ✔ OEMG 153 Basic Machining Tech. I 5 ✔ OEMG 154 Basic Machining Tech. II 5 OEMG 205 Statistical Controls for Mfg. Technicians 4 OEDG 105 Technical Sketching 2 ✔ Electives chosen in consultation with adviser 20 ASSOCIATE DEGREE OPTION: PLUMBING APPRENTICESHIP ✔ OEBT 101 Intro. to Construction I 2 ✔ OEBT 102 Intro. to Construction II 2 ✔ OEPB 151 Intro. to Plumbing I 4 ✔ OEPB 152 Intro. to Plumbing II 4 ✔ OEPB 153 Drain, Waste & Vent Plumbing Systems 6 ✔ OEPB 154 Water Distribution Systems and Fixtures 5 ✔ OEPB 251 Advanced Plumbing I 6 ✔ OEPB 252 Advanced Plumbing II 4 ✔ OEPB 253 Advanced Plumbing III 5 ✔ OEPB 254 Advanced Plumbing IV 5 OEDG 105 Technical Sketching 2 OETS 118 Math for Technicians 3
Certificate (42–48 credits) To earn a certificate in any of the three areas listed for the associate degree—electrical apprenticeship, machinist apprenticeship, or plumbing apprenticeship—a student takes only those courses in the preceding section that have a check mark (✔), and takes no courses listed under “General Education Requirements” or “Related Requirements.” Program Content: Electrical Lineworker Certificate Option (34 credits) The Electrical Lineworker Certificate Option has its own separate requirements that are listed here. NOTE: Students not possessing a commercial drivers license (CDL) will be required to take OEAT 130, Intro. to Transportation Industry (3 cr.), during the spring semester and OEAT 131, Class A CDL (6 cr.), during the first summer session. Related Requirements 6 credits OECS 105 Intro. to Microcomputer Technology 3 OETS 118 Math for Technicians 3 Technical Requirements 28 credits OEET 110 Basic Electricity & Electronics 4 OEET 130 Intro. to Electrical Power Systems 2 OEET 131 Electrical Lineworker Lab I 5 OEET 140 Electrical Power Systems 3 OEET 141 Electrical Lineworker Lab II 5 OEET 210 Intermediate Electricity 5 OEET 221 Cooperative Experience 4 Associate in General Studies Associate in General Studies Degree 527-7519 This flexible program is available for those who wish to tailor an associate degree to their own specific needs. It allows students to include courses from a variety of program areas. Please note: A student who has previously earned an associate degree from DACC or from any other institution is ineligible to receive an associate in general studies degree. Requirements for the associate in general studies degree are as follows: 1 Complete a total of 66 credit hours (excludes noncredit courses, such as those with an “N” suffix); 2 Complete ENGL 111G with a C or better; 3 Achieve a 2.0 cumulative GPA; and 4 Complete the last 15 hours at any DACC center or NMSU campus. Credits gained through CLEP or ACT, challenge credit, and/or credit from another college/university or correspondence school may not be used to fulfill this 15-hour requirement. Under the SOCAD agreement, military personnel and their family members are exempt from the requirements described in item 4 above. Associate of Arts Associate of Arts Degree 527-7610 or 527-7635 The Associate of Arts degree allows students to complete many of the general education requirements for a bachelor’s degree at NMSU or other four-year institutions. It is recommended that students plan to take electives to meet the requirements for their planned baccalaureate degree, or specific requirements within the major, such as the foreign language requirement. Associate of Arts (66 credits) To complete the A.A. degree, 66 credits are required. The last 15 credits must be completed at DACC, NMSU, or any campus of NMSU. A minimum cumulative grade-point average of 2.0 is required for graduation. A maximum of nine credits in applied courses are accepted for electives. OR OR OR OR Communication 10 credits COMM 253G Public Speaking 3 COMM 265G Principles of Human Commununication ENGL 111G Rhetoric and Composition 4 ENGL 203G Business & Professional Communication 3 ENGL 211G Writing in the Humanities & Social Sciences ENGL 218G Tech. & Scientific Communication Mathematics 3 credits MATH 120 Intermediate Algebra 3 MATH 210G Mathematics Appreciation Humanities and Fine Arts 9–10 credits One fine arts course selected from the following: 3 ART 101G, MUS 101G, THTR 101G Two courses, each from two different areas: 6 – 7 English literature (ENGL); HIST; language (FREN, GER, PORT, RUS, SPAN); PHIL; W S Laboratory Sciences 8 credits Two courses selected from the following (must include 8 a laboratory, and each course must have a different prefix): BIOL; CHEM; GEOG (physical geography only); any course with an ASTR, GEOL, or PHYS prefix Social/Behavioral Sciences 9 credits Three courses selected from the following 9 (each course must have a different prefix): ANTH, ECON, GEOG (social geography only), GOVT, PSY, SOC, and W S (W S 201G only) Electives 26–27 credits Electives chosen in consultation with adviser 17 – 27 Electives in applied areas chosen 0 – 9 in consultation with adviser 2 0 0 7 - 2 0 0 8 C A TA L O G 27
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