2006-07 College Catalog - South Florida State College

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Click SFCC Logo to return to Table of ContentsADULT AND COMMUNITY EDUCATIONAdult EducationAdult Basic Education (ABE)English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL)Adult High School (AHS)State of Florida High School Diploma (GED)Community EducationLifetime Learners InstituteHeartland Senior GamesElderhostelCommunity ProgramsParents, Children, and DivorceDriver Education ProgramsDrug Alcohol Traffic Education (DATE)Basic Driver Improvement (BDI)Advanced Driver Improvement (ADI)Coaching the Mature Driver (CMD)29
5HWXUQWR6HFWLRQ0HQXAdult EducationAdult Education is an integral part of the academic programof South Florida Community College. If you are atleast 16 years old and have a social security number, youmay take a variety of courses at several sites. Adult Educationcourses are classified as follows:Adult Basic Education (ABE) - This program is designedto upgrade educational skills in reading, writing,math, science, social studies, and consumer educationfor individuals whose skills are up to the ninthgradelevel in subject areas.English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) -The ESOL Program prepares you to communicate effectivelyin contemporary American English. Classesare interactive and focus on reading comprehension,mastery of spoken and written grammar structures,accent reduction, and interactive listening skills. Innovativelearning methods engage learners at everyphase of core ESOL curriculum topics: Employment &Career Advancement, Health & Nutrition, Transportation,Banking, Government, the Natural Environment,and Family & Parenting. Comfortable, language-enrichedclassrooms enhance the learning experience.You will engage in a comparative analysis of your cultures,customs and traditions to gain an increasedawareness and appreciation of United States culture,customs, and traditions.Adult High School (AHS) - You are eligible for this programif you have earned a minimum of 10 high schoolcredits. You may transfer in credits from any public,private, or home school program. A South Florida CommunityCollege High School Diploma is awarded uponsatisfactory completion of this program and passingthe 10th Grade FCAT for Reading and Mathematics.Adult High School Graduation RequirementsLanguage Arts4 unitsMath3 unitsScience3 unitsOccupational / Fine Arts 1 unitLife Management 1/2 unitSocial Studies3 units1 American History1 World History1/2 Economics1/2 American GovernmentElectives9 1/2 unitsAdult High School CoursesAHS0300 English I-AAHS0301 English I-BAHS0302 English II-AAHS0303 English II-BAHS0304 English III-AAHS0305English III-BAHS0306 English IV-AAHS0307 English IV-BAHS0322 Algebra I-AAHS0323 Algebra I-BAHS0324 Algebra II-AAHS0325 Algebra II-BAHS0339 Geometry - AAHS0547 Geometry - BAHS0352 Earth/Space Science - AAHS0353 Earth/Space Science - BAHS0350 Biology AAHS0351 Biology BAHS0529 Marine Science AAHS0530 Marine Science BAHS0515 Chemistry - AAHS0516 Chemistry - BAHS0535 Physics - AAHS0356 Physics - BAHS0374 World History - AAHS0375World History - BAHS0376 American History - AAHS0377 American History - BAHS0371 American GovernmentAHS0370 EconomicsAHS0548 Computer Programming Basic 1AHS0549 Computer Programming Basic 2AHS0379 Computer Applications I-HTML 3.2AHS0524 Computer Applications II - HTML 4.0AHS0522 Practical Keyboarding and Business SkillsAHS0539 Business Computer Programming IAAHS0540 Business Computer Programming IBAHS0541 Business Systems Technology IAAHS0542 Business Systems Technology IBAHS0543 Business Systems Technology IIAAHS0544 Business Systems Technology IIBAHS0545 Web Design IAAHS0546 Web Design IBAHS0382 Health I/Life Management SkillsAHS0528 Personal FitnessAHS0551 Latin IAAHS0552 Latin IBAHS0553 Latin IIAAHS0554 Latin IIBAdult High School offers distance learning classesonline through Florida Virtual School.State of Florida High School Diploma (GED) - is availableto residents of Florida 18 years of age or olderwho do not have a high school diploma. The diplomais awarded upon passing the GED examination.Eligibility for GED Testing:1. Intake Assessmenta. Take the complete battery of the Tests of AdultBasic Education (TABE). These include Reading,Mathematics, and Language.b. Register for the appropriate class based on theTABE scores:30
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