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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 58 Related Requirements 13 OEBU 201 Work Readiness & Prep. (2) 1 – 2 OR OEBU 202 Career Management (1) OR OR OR OR C S 110G Computer Literacy 3 OECS 105 Introduction to Microcomputer Technology ACCT 252 Financial Accounting 3 BOT 120 Accounting Procedures I ENGL 203G Business & Professional Communication 3 ENGL 218G Technical & Scientific Communication BOT 209 Business & Technical Communication BOT 211 Information Processing I 3 Technical Requirements 34 PL S 160 Legal System for the Paralegal 3 PL S 180 Constitutional Law for the Paralegal 3 PL S 190 Criminal Law for the Paralegal 3 * PL S 221 Cooperative Experience I 2 – 4 * PL S 222 Cooperative Experience II 0 – 4 * PL S 221 and 222 are restricted to PL S majors. A maximum of 6 credits of PL S 221 and 222 may be applied toward a degree. PL S 231 Law of Commerce for the Paralegal 3 PL S 274 Legal Research and Writing for the Paralegal I 3 PL S 275 Tort and Insurance Law for the Paralegal 3 PL S 278 Litigation for the Paralegal 3 PL S 279 Legal Research and Writing for the Paralegal II 3 PL S 280 Interviewing and Investigation for the Paralegal 3 PL S approved electives 3 – 5 Pre-Business Associate of Pre-Business Degree 527-7640 NOTE: The Pre-Business program is also described in the NMSU Undergraduate Catalog. Students who earn the associate of pre-business degree will have completed the first two years of any four-year business degree offered at the NMSU Las Cruces campus. However, admission to a specific major in the College of Business Administration and Economics is required for enrollment in upper-division coursework. To complete the associate degree, 66 credits are required, including the general education requirements and lower-division business core described below. A minimum cumulative grade-point average of 2.0 is also required. The last 15 credits must be completed at DACC or another campus of NMSU. Program Content: Associate of Pre-Business (66 credits) (Program is administered by NMSU College of Business Administration and Economics) General Education and Other Foundation Courses 39 credits 1 COMM 265G Prin. of Human Communication 3 OR 1 COMM 253G Public Speaking 1 ENGL 111G Rhetoric and Composition 4 1 ENGL 203G Business & Professional Communication 3 OR 1 ENGL 218G Technical & Scientific Communication 2 STAT 251 Statistics for Business/Behavioral Sciences 3 OR 2 E ST 251 Statistics for Business/Behavioral Sciences OR OR MATH 120 Intermediate Algebra 3 MATH 121 College Algebra 3 2 MATH 142G Calculus for the Biological/Mgt. Sciences I 3 PSY 201G Intro. to Psychology 3 3 Two “Humanities” and “Fine Arts” courses 6 3 Two “Laboratory Science” courses 8 Business Core, Lower Division 18 cr. ACCT 251 Management Accounting 3 ACCT 252 Financial Accounting 3 BCIS 110G Intro. to Computerized Information Systems 3 C S 110G Computer Literacy OECS 105 Intro. to Microcomputer Technology BUSA 111 Business in a Global Society 3 2, 4 ECON 251G Principles of Macroeconomics 3 2, 4 ECON 252G Principles of Microeconomics 3 Approved electives To complete 66 credits Chosen in consultation with adviser or satellite center director. Only eight applied credits (typically courses bearing the “OE-” prefix) may be counted for this degree; however, exceptions apply. NOTES 1 Grade of C or better required. 2 Majors in economics must have a final grade of C or better in ECON 251G, ECON 252G, and E ST 251 or STAT 251 or equivalent, and MATH 142G. 3 See these categories listed in the “General Education Requirements” section of the NMSU Undergraduate Catalog. 4 Should not be taken until sophomore year. Public Health Associate of Applied Science Degree 527-7670 The associate of applied science degree in public health provides the initial course work to prepare students for a career in public health. Public health is an exciting area of practice which takes a population-based focus to health. Individuals in this field interpret community data to determine health needs and intervention priorities. In addition to needs assessment, they work with com-
munity leaders to plan, implement, and evaluate community health education interventions such as smoking cessation, chronic and infectious disease awareness campaigns, vaccination programs, and family planning and prenatal care initiatives. This program is ideal for those who like to work with the public, yet who also like to take the broader view of how to promote the health of communities and groups of citizens. The associate degree program fully articulates with the bachelor of community health degree program offered at the main NMSU campus in the Department of Health Science, which also offers the master of public health in community health education at the graduate level. The courses in this associate of applied science in public health curriculum at DACC will meet the majority of NMSU’s general education degree requirements and are designed to give students a full overview of what public health and community health education practice is all about. There are no special admissions criteria for this program, but prospective majors are advised to arrange an initial degree advising session with the faculty of DACC’s Health Occupations program in the Division of Health and Public Services. The program director will also be able to advise students regarding choices for elective courses. Associate Degree (66 credits) NOTE: Courses appearing in italics may be applied toward a bachelor’s degree at NMSU. Technical Requirements 19 credits NOTE: The CHSS and HL S courses listed here may be applied toward the bachelor’s degree program in Community Health at NMSU. CHSS 101 Overview of Health and Community Services 3 CHSS 216 Ethical and Research Issues in Human and Community Services 3 CHSS 299 Service Learning Experience in Human and Community Services 3 HL S 100 Overview to Community Health Education 1 HL S 150 Personal Health and Wellness 3 HL S 275 Foundations of Community Health Education 3 HL S 295 Foundations of Public Health, 3 Epidemiology and Biostatistics Radiologic Technology Associate Degree: Radiologic Technology 527-7581 OR OR Core Requirements 30 credits OECS 105 Intro. to Microcomputer Tech. 3 C S 110G Computer Literacy BCIS 110G Intro. to Computerized Information Systems COMM 253G Public Speaking OR COMM 265G Prin. of Human Comm. 3 ENGL 111G Rhetoric and Composition 4 ENGL 218G Technical and Scientific Communication 3 Laboratory science courses selected from the following list 8 ASTR 105G OR ASTR 110G, BIOL 101G+L OR BIOL 111G+L, CHEM 110G OR CHEM 111, GEOL 111G OR GEOL 212, PHYS 110G OR PHYS 211+L MATH 210G Mathematics Appreciation 3 PSY 201G Introduction to Psychology 3 SOC 101G Introductory Sociology 3 Related Requirements 17 credits One history course from the following list: 3 HIST 101G, 102G, 201G, 202G, 211G, 212G, 221G One course from the following list: 3 ART 101G, ART 110G, ENGL 244G, MUS 101G, MUS 201G, THTR 101G Electives from any of the following categories 11 • “OEHO” courses • 300- or 400-level courses offered by the NMSU Health Sciences Department • NMSU general education courses from the “Viewing a Wider World” list Radiologic Technologists are an important part of the medical team. They produce medical images (x-rays), carry out diagnostic procedures, determine safe radiation exposure limits, and collect technical data necessary to assess client (patient) status. Job prospects in the Las Cruces/El Paso area are occasionally limited, but nationwide there is faster-than-average job growth with many opportunities for persons seeking entry-level positions. Students in the Radiologic Technology program receive training both in the classroom and in clinical settings, where they work alongside nurses, physicians, and other health-care professionals. In the classroom, students learn about the anatomy and function of the human body, radiographic physics and equipment, and radiographic procedures. Students acquire skills in radiation protection for the patient and for the health professional. Laboratory activities teach the proper positioning of an injured or ill patient. Clinical work offers students training in diagnostic radiology and introduces the student to various other imaging modalities. The clinical work is offered in Las Cruces, Alamogordo, Artesia, Carlsbad, Deming, Ruidoso, Silver City, and El Paso. Graduates of the program are eligible to take (and must pass) the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) national certification exam in order to obtain employment in this field. It should be noted that felony or misdemeanor convictions may make a student ineligible to take the ARRT exam. Many states also require a license to practice as a radiographer in that state. Continuing education is required with both the ARRT and state licenses to retain current certification status. The DACC Radiologic Technology program is fully accredited by the Joint Review Committee on Education in Radiologic Technology (JRCERT). Special Admissions Criteria Radiologic Technology is a limited-entry program. The following items are among the criteria considered in the selection of program applicants: 2 0 0 7 - 2 0 0 8 C A TA L O G 59
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