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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 54 SPAN 111 Elementary Spanish (4) 3 – 4 OR SPAN 213 Spanish for Native Speakers (3) OR SOC 101G Introductory Sociology 3 Technical and Related Requirements 40 – 41 credits C J 101 Introduction to Criminal Justice 3 C J 205 Criminal Law 3 C J 250 Courts and the Criminal Justice System 3 LAWE 201 Intro. to Juvenile Delinquency 3 LAWE 207 Rights of Prisoners 3 OEEM 115 First Responder—Prehospital Professional 3 OEFS 115 Hazardous Materials Responder 4 OEFS 233 Practical Approach to Terrorism 3 Elective(s) 3 – 4 Choose one of the following two options 12 CORRECTIONS OPTION (12) C J 230 Introduction to Corrections (3) LAWE 204 Intro. to Aspects of Corrections (3) LAWE 205 Crime in America (3) LAWE 206 Systems & Pract. in Corrections (3) LAW ENFORCEMENT OPTION (12) C J 210 American Law Enforcement System (3) C J 293 Field Experience in Criminal Justice C J 221 Fundmentals of Criminal Investigations (3) LAWE 202 Police Patrol Procedures (3) LAWE 203 Introduction to Police Supervision (3) Associate Degree: Criminal Justice (66 credits) NOTE: Courses listed in this section may be applied toward a bachelor’s degree at NMSU. OR OR OR OR Core Requirements ENGL 111G Rhetoric and Composition 4 ENGL 203G Business & Professional Communication 3 ENGL 211G Writing in Humanities/Social Sciences ENGL 218G Technical & Scientific Communication MATH 142G Calculus for Biol./Mgt. Sciences I 3 MATH 210G Mathematics Appreciation MATH 275G Spirit and Evolution of Mathematics Critical Thinking/Analysis 6 Select two courses, each from a different group: 1. COMM 253G, COMM 265G 2. PHIL 101G, PHIL 201G 3. C S 110G Historical Perspectives 3 Select one course: HIST 101G, HIST 102G, HIST 201G, HIST 202G, HIST 211G, HIST 212G 1 Basic Natural Science (with lab) 4 1 Human Thought and Behavior 3 1 Literature and Fine Arts 3 1 Social Analysis 3 1 Note: Select one course from this category, listed in the “General Education Courses and Requirements” section of the NMSU Undergraduate Catalog. Arts and Sciences General Requirements 2 Liberal Studies credits vary 2 Sciences credits vary 2 Social Studies credits vary Language Requirement 0–8 May be fulfilled by— A completing a second language through the 112 level with a final grade of “C” or better, OR B completing Spanish 213 with a final grade of “C” or better, OR C Completing two years of the same language in high school with a grade of “C” or better, OR D fulfilling one of the other alternative methods (see second language requirement under the section titled “College Degree Requirement” in the NMSU Undergraduate Catalog. 2 NOTE: Only arts and sciences courses will fulfill this requirement. A list of allowable courses may be obtained from the director’s office at any of DACC’s education centers. ECON may be used for social studies. Major Requirements 15 credits C J 101, Introduction to Criminal Justice 3 C J 205, Criminal Law I 3 C J 210, American Law Enforcement Systems 3 C J 230, Introduction to Corrections 3 C J 250, Courts and the Criminal Justice System 3 Electives C J 221, Fundamentals of Criminal Investigation * AND/OR Approved electives ( * to bring total credits to 66) Library Science Associate of Applied Science Degree Certificate of Completion Library Media Specialist Endorsement 527-7567 In this Information Age, the role of libraries in providing for the knowledge needs of all sectors of the population is expanding. The changing needs of information management in our society have sparked an increasing demand for the work of library and information specialists who can organize, manage, and retrieve information from the vast storehouses that exist. While library and information centers retain their traditional study tables and shelves full of books, increasingly they are being transformed into computerized clearinghouses to accommodate the rapidly evolving information technology. Electronic catalogs, online
databases, CD-ROM products, and the Internet and Worldwide Web provide almost unlimited access to the information people need for lifelong learning, and for both professional and recreational activities. Employment opportunities in libraries and throughout the rest of the information management field are growing. Acquiring, organizing and preserving, and providing access to the vast wealth of materials that exist in increasingly automated environments are ongoing challenges. Those who have strong skills in these areas will find themselves in great demand in the job market. Graduates of the Library Science Program are prepared to enter the workforce in a variety of settings and positions, including those found in public libraries and school or academic libraries. They may also choose from the wide spectrum of special library positions that are found in corporate, institutional, and government information centers. Additional information on career opportunities and salaries may be obtained from the Occupational Outlook Handbook, available online at http://www.bls.gov/oco. Program Options Besides coursework leading to the associate of applied science degree, the program offers a certificate of completion in library science skills. All courses required for the certificate of completion may be applied to the associate of applied science degree. In addition, courses offered through this program may be applied to fulfill state requirements for a School Library Media Specialist Endorsement, for those with a teaching certificate. NOTE: Both the certificate and the associate degree may be obtained entirely online. All courses with the “L SC” prefix are available only through online education. Program Content: Associate Degree (66 credits) NOTE: Courses appearing in italics may be applied toward a bachelor’s degree at NMSU. OR OR OR OR BOT 209 Business & Technical Communication 3 ENGL 203G Business & Professional Communication ENGL 211G Writing in the Humanities & Social Sciences ENGL 218G Technical & Scientific Communication One course chosen from the following: 3 BOT 211 or 217; OECS 125, 207, 208, 215, or 220; CMT 140, or other approved technology course Approved elective chosen from the categories below: 3 ECED, EDUC, foreign language, or general education Technical Requirements 35–37 credits L SC 100 Intro. to Library & Information Services 3 L SC 110 Reference & Information Resources I 3 L SC 120 Intro. to Cataloging & Classification 3 L SC 260 Advanced Cataloging L SC 130 Introduction to Technical Services in Library 3 and Information Centers L SC 140 Multimedia Materials and Presentations in 3 Library and Information Centers L SC 160 Introduction to Public Services in Library 3 and Information Centers L SC 210 Computer Applications in Library and 3 Information Centers I L SC 221 Cooperative Experience I 2–3 L SC 240 Internet Resources and Research Strategies 3 L SC 270 Library Science Capstone 3 L SC electives 6–7 Program Content: Certificate (24 credits) The following program is designed for those who desire a specialization in library and information technology skills. OR OR OR OR OR OR OR OR OR OR Core Requirements 16 credits COMM 265G Principles of Human Commununity 3 COMM 253G Public Speaking ENGL 111G Rhetoric and Composition 4 BOT 106 Business Math 3 EDUC 150 Math for Paraprofessionals MATH 210G Mathematics Appreciation MATH 120 Intermediate Algebra OECS 105 Introduction to Microcomputer Technology 3 EDUC 168 Educational Uses of Computers C S 110G Computer Literacy OEBU 240 Human Relations 3 C EP 110G Human Growth and Behavior PSY 201G Introduction to Psychology SOC 101G Introductory Sociology Related Requirements 13–15 credits OEBU 140 Principles of Supervision I 3 MGT 201G Introduction to Management OR OEBU 201 Work Readiness and Preparation (2) OEBU 202 Career Management (1) 1–3 L SC 175 Civic Involvement in Library Science (1–3) OR Technical Requirements 24 credits L SC 100 Intro. to Library & Information Services 3 L SC 110 Reference & Information Resources I 3 L SC 120 Intro. to Cataloging & Classification 3 L SC 260 Advanced Cataloging L SC 130 Introduction to Technical Services in 3 Library and Information Centers L SC 140 Multimedia Materials & Presentations in 3 Library and Information Centers L SC 160 Introduction to Public Services in Library 3 and Information Centers L SC 210 Computer Applications in Library and 3 Information Centers I L SC 240 Internet Resources and Research Strategies 3 School Library Media Specialist Endorsement The School Library Media Specialist Endorsement program is designed to offer courses that meet or exceed the State Board of Education required competencies for the endorsement. It prepares entrylevel library media specialists for positions in both elementary and secondary schools. 2 0 0 7 - 2 0 0 8 C A TA L O G 55
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