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Mathematics (MAT 142 College Mathematics withApplications or approved higher level math)....................3Arts and Humanities................................................3Social and Behavioral Sciences(PSY 101 Introduction to Psychology)...........................3Physical and Biological SciencesBIO 160 Intro. to Anatomy and Physiology...................4orBIO 201 and BIO 202 Human Anatomy andPhysiology I &II...........................................................8Options (CIS 120 Introduction to Computer InformationSystems).......................................................................3Major pre-requisite:AHE 101 Medical Terminology....................................3A. Required major courses.......................................57(A grade of “C” or higher is required in all major coursesfor graduation)RAD 100 Introduction to Radiography andPatient Care.................................................................2RAD 105 Basic Radiographic Procedures.......................3RAD 106 Intermediate RadiographicProcedures...................................................................3RAD 110 Patient Care in Imaging Technology...............3RAD 111 Radiographic Anatomy and Physiology...........3RAD 115 Principles of Radiographic Imaging 1.............3RAD 120 Clinical 1 Medical Radiologic Technology......3RAD 121 Clinical 2 Medical Radiologic Technology......4RAD 122 Clinical 3 Medical Radiologic Technology......4RAD 200 Radiographic Imaging Equipment..................3RAD 205 Advanced Radiologic Procedures....................3RAD 207 Radiation Biology and Protection...................3RAD 215 Principles of Radiographic Imaging 2.............3RAD 216 Radiologic Pathology....................................3RAD 217 Advanced Medical Imaging...........................2RAD 220 Clinical 4 Medical Radiologic Technology......5RAD 221 Clinical 5 Medical Radiologic Technology......5RAD 225 Radiologic Technology Seminar.....................2Total credits required for degree:.......................... 82RECREATION MANAGEMENTAssociate in Applied Science (A.A.S.) degreeMajor Code: AAS.RECMGContact: Business and Liberal Arts Division (928) 344-7689Program Purpose: Graduates will demonstrate basicknowledge in recreation planning and development, leisuredelivery services in public, private, and commercialsettings, as well as general knowledge of outdoor skills.Program Description: Provides graduates with essentialskills required of an entry level employee in parks andrecreation, community agencies such as long term carecenters, and other recreation based organizations.A. Required major courses:.................................. 36BUA 109 Principles of Human Relations........................3EMS 150 Emergency Care...........................................2HOS 210 Customer Service Management......................3PED 120 Leisure and Quality of Life.............................3REC 130 Outdoor Adventure Skills...............................3REC 210 Leisure Delivery Systems................................3REC 230 Recreation Programming and Management.....3REC 250 Recreation Leadership...................................3WED 110 Concepts of Wellness....................................3WED 260 Health Promotion........................................3WED 280 Volunteerism: A Service Learning Experience.3Outdoor Activity courses...............................................4B. Program electives:................................................. 3PEM 202 Sports Injury Management............................2PEM 203 Sports Psychology........................................3WED 102 Overview of Herbal Remedies.......................2WED 109 Humor and Play..........................................2WED 112 Exploring Native American Medicine Ways....3WED 122 Meditation and Wellness..............................2WED 212 Stress Management......................................2Any Fine or Performing Arts course................................3C. General education requirements:.......................21English Composition (ENG 100, 101, or 102).........6Mathematics (MAT 105 Mathematics for theApplied Sciences or approved higher level math)..............3Arts and Humanities................................................3128