who will have to be prepared for therigorous accounting courses that follow;will meet the basic needs of thestudents with other business disciplinesas their major.ACC 212 Managerial Accounting3 cr, 3 lec, 1 labFor students who have previously completedone or two semesters of basicfinancial accounting. Emphasis onuses of accounting data internally bymanagers to carry out three essentialfunctions in an organization: (1) toplan operations; (2) to control activities;and (3) to make decisions.PRE: ACC 211ACR 101 Air Conditioning andRefrigeration 13 cr, 2 lec, 2 labIntroduction to the field of air conditioningand refrigeration, use of handtools, materials, and related nomenclatureof the component parts ofa system and their relationship toand function within the system arestressed.ACR 102 Air Conditioning andRefrigeration 23 cr, 2 lec, 2 labIntroduces the student to the theoryof refrigerants, stressing pressureand temperature relations; the safetyaspect in handling refrigerants is alsocovered. The refrigeration cycle andbasic servicing procedures are coveredto include the use of gauges, removingand adding refrigerants, as well as leakdetection.PRE: ACR 101ACR 103 Electrical Motors,Circuits, and Controls3 cr, 2 lec, 3 labAn advanced course of study involvingthe various types of HVAC electricalcontrols and motors. Covers basicOhms Law and includes the study ofwiring diagrams. Students will haveample time for hands-on experience.Includes a thorough study of troubleshootingtechniques.ACR 112 Control Systems3 cr, 2 lec, 2 labThe theory, installation practices, andservicing of control systems.PRE: ACR 103ACR 113 Heating Technology3 cr, 2 lec, 2 labThe theory, installation practices, andservicing of heating systems. Includedin this course is a study of equipmentsizing, selection, and energy conservation.This course will include thestudy of natural gas, propane, andelectric heating systems. There willalso be adequate time for hands-onexperience and the study of alternativefuels.ACR 201 Air Conditioning andRefrigeration 33 cr, 2 lec, 3 labAn advanced course of study into thevarious types of air conditioning andrefrigeration systems in use today. Thereasons for the development of varioustypes of systems, including the identification,selection, and applicationsrelated to these types of systems willbe covered. Hands-on experience inmaintaining these varied units will beincluded.PRE: ACR 101, ACR 102, and ACR103ACR 202 Air Conditioning andRefrigeration 43 cr, 2 lec, 3 labAn advanced course of study involvingthe theory, installation practices,and servicing of heat pumps and lightcommercial refrigeration systems. Alsoincludes adequate time for hands-onexperience. Diagnosing and troubleshootingtechniques will be coveredalong with safety procedures in thefield.PRE: ACR 101, ACR 102, ACR 103,and ACR 201ACR 212 Heat Load Calculationsand Duct Design3 cr, 2 lec, 2 labThe procedures for estimating heating/coolingloads and duct designing.Also involved is adequate time forhands-on experience.PRE: ACR 101 and ACR 102ACR 213 Light CommercialSystems3 cr, 2 lec, 2 labThe theory, installation practices, andservicing of light commercial refrigerationsystems. Included is a studyof equipment sizing, wiring diagrams,and control systems. Also includes thestudy of reach-in coolers and freezers,open case systems, and heat reclaimsystems. Adequate time for hands-onexperience.PRE: ACR 202AGB 230 Agricultural BusinessManagement3 cr, 3 lecApplications of economic and technologicalprinciples in developing skillsin decision making for the agriculturalfirm. Included is skill development inanalysis, management by objectives,budgeting, and supervision of an agriculturalbusiness.AGB 240 Agriculture Marketing3 cr, 3 lecPrinciples, methods, and problemsfound in the distribution activitiesof all businesses involved in the marketingof agriculture products andservices.AGR 296 Agricultural Internship2 cr, .5 lec, 1.5 labSupervised field experience with business,corporations, government agencies,schools, and community organi-Course DescriptionsAWC 2009–2010 C atalog139
zations to expand career interests andapply subject knowledge relevant tothe workplace. CR/NCNOTE: A declared major in agriculture.Completion of 9 credit hoursin Agriculture courses. Permission ofAgriculture faculty required.AHE 89 Homeopathy for CommonAilments1 cr, 1 lecIntroduction to classical homeopathy,including: a brief history, how homeopathicremedies are produced, and theuse of single homeopathic remedies forcommon ailments. CR/NCAHE 101 Medical Terminology3 cr, 3 lecThis course is designed for individualswho are employed in human servicesand allied health agencies. Studentswill develop a working knowledgeof words that relate to body systems,anatomical structures, medical processesand procedures, and a variety ofdisease conditions.AHE 110 Pharmacology for AlliedHealth2 cr, 2 lecFocus is on drug standards, sources,prescription symbols and abbreviationsrelated to body systems. Emphasis ison spelling of drug names and utilizationof drug reference books.PRE: ENG 101AJS 101 Introduction toAdministration of Justice3 cr, 3 lecAn examination of the organizationand jurisdiction of local, state, andfederal law enforcement, judicial, andcorrectional systems; their history andphilosophy; career opportunities andqualifying requirements, terminology,and constitutional limitations of thesystem.AJS 105 Portfolio Development(same as EMS, FSC 105)4 cr, 1 lec, 6 labDesigned to help personnel of LawEnforcement, Fire Science andEmergency Medical Services developa portfolio that details those priorlearning experiences that may be consideredfor college credit at <strong>Arizona</strong><strong>Western</strong> <strong>College</strong>. CR/NCAJS 107 Patrol Procedures3 cr, 3 lecThis course will cover specializedareas of the patrol function. Problemsassociated with and techniques forresponding to crowds, riots, bombthreats, intoxication, hazardous materials,fires, and domestic disputes arediscussed. Interviewing and questioning,use of force, and vehicle operationsare also covered. This coursewill partially fulfill AZPOST requirementsfor academic certification as aPeace Officer.PRE: AJS 101 and AJS 230AJS 109 Substantive Criminal Law3 cr, 3 lecCovers the philosophy of legal sanctionsand the historical developmentof law from the common law to modernAmerican Criminal Law, classificationsof crimes, elements of andparties to crimes, general definitionsof crimes, common defenses utilized,and includes specific offenses and theessential elements of each offense.AJS 111 Law and Legal Review3 cr, 3 lecThis course is specifically intendedfor those individuals who desirean in-depth study of the <strong>Arizona</strong>Laws governing Search and Seizure,Rules of Evidence, Juvenile Law andProcedures, Constitutional Law; etc.,as pertaining to law enforcement officers.This course will partially fulfillthe AZPOST requirements for academiccertification as a Peace Officer.PRE: AJS 260AJS 123 Ethics and CriminalJustice3 cr, 3 lecThis course explores ethical issuesand the criminal justice system whilefocusing on ethics and the law, thepolice, and the courts. It also reviewsethical theory as it relates to administrationof justice. This course alsoincludes practical decision makingtools that encourage critical thinkingand value decision making when actingor reacting ethically to challengesand temptations confronting the fundamentalmoral climate of the justicesystem.PRE: AJS 101AJS 157 Wellness for LawEnforcement2 cr, 2 lecThis course will focus on the developmentand demonstration of eachparticipant’s mental and physical condition,through structured exerciseand classroom education. The valueof physical fitness in law enforcementand the basic elements of strengthtraining, aerobic conditioning, flexibility,nutrition, and back injury preventionare emphasized. Additionally,this course will include a discussionof the sources, manifestations,and techniques for managing stress.This course will partially fulfill theAZPOST requirements for academiccertification as a Peace Officer.AJS 191 Terrorism and CounterTerrorism3 cr, 3 lecAn in-depth examination of the historyand psychology of terrorism andthe tactics and technology used byterrorist groups. Examines the natureof the terrorist threat and countermeasuresto combat terrorism.140
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