of students - The University of Akron

Community and Technical College 551100:--1100:--2030:3562040:2472820:3102840:1012840:1022860:2702860:2712880:2412920:3102920:3462920:3472920:3482920:4022920:4052920:4486500:301World CivilizationsWorld CivilizationsMath for Engineering Technology HISurvey of Basic EconomicsFortran for TechnologistsIntroductory Chemistry IIntroductory and Analytical ChemistrySurvey of Electronics ISurvey of Electronics IIlntro to Quality AssuranceEconomics of TechnologyMechanical Design IllProduction Machinery and ProcessesCNC Programming IMechanical ProjectsIndustrial Machine ControlCNC Programming IIManagement Principles and ConceptsTechniCal ElectivesPrior to enrolling in the program, a student must have completed at least 45 credttsof the two-year program with a grade-point ratio of 2.00 or higher in Math forEngineering Technology, Technical PhysicS and technical courses (2920 series)in the two-year program; and a minimum overall grade-point ratio of 2.00.22332333333433133351100:--1100:1052020:1212020:2222030:1522030:1532040:2402040:2422730:2252740:1202840:1012840:1023100:1113100:1123100:1303100:2653100:3653100:3663100:3833100:3843850:342Physical EducationIntroduction to Public SpeakingEnglishTechnical Reporl WritingElements of Math IIElements of Math IllHuman RelationsAmerican Urban SocietyHistotechnology PracticumMedical TerminologyIntroduction to ChemistryIntroductory and Analytical ChemistryPrinciples of B1ologyPrinciples of BiologyPrinciples of MicrobiologyIntroduction 1o Human PhysiologyHistology IHistology IILaboratory Techniques and Instrumentation in BiologyTechniques and Instrumentation Laboratory in BiologySociology of Health and IllnessElectivesCredits1343223353334434332134Associate DegreesSpecialized technical programs are dfered in the lolla.ving divisions of the college:Allied Health TechnologyAssociate StudiesBusiness TechnologyEngineering and Science TechnologyPublic Service TechnologyThese programs lead to the Associate in Applied Science, Associate in AppliedBusiness (carrying a designation of the specific program), and Associate of TechnicalStudy. In addition, a program in liberal arts leading to the Associate of Artsand a program leading to the Associate of Individualized Studies are offered inthe Associate Studies Division.Requirements for GraduationCandidates for the associate degree must have the following:• Complete the required courses listed in the program.• Complete as a minimum, the number- of credits listed for each program.•. Earn a minimum grade-point average of 2.00 in all work taken at The Universityof Akron. ·• Be recommended by the facu~y.• Spend the 11!81 semester in residence (earning a minimum of 16 credtts) at theUniversity unless excused by the deari of the college. ·• Complete other University requirements as in "Requirements for Graduation,''Section 3 in this Bulletin.A student who expecls to receive a second associate degree must earn a minimumol16 credtts in residence which have not couf!led toward the student's first degree.Cooperative EducationMinimum requirements for cooperative education students include the following:• Enrollment in a program of study offered by the Community and Technical Collegewherein. cooperative education has been established.• Minimum grade-point average of 2.00 for all University of Akron course work anda minimum of 2.00 for all course work applicable to program of study.• Completion of specific courses and/or credits for a particular program as approvedby the college faculty.Minor Areas of StuclyFor an explanation of minor areas of study in the Community and Technical, College, see Section 5 of this Bulletin.PRQGRAMS OF INSTRUCTIONAllied Health2730: Histologic Technology*A histologic technician prepares sections of body tissue for microscopic examinationby a pathologist. The technician specializes in techniques involving the use ofthe electron microo::ope and SpEicial studies which determine a patient's diagnosis.*Lim~ed enrollment program, contact college for details.2740: Medical Asslstlrig TechnologyThis program provides students with the background to perform receptionist,record keeping and general office duties and to assist physicians in examiningpatients, performing simple laboratory tests and helping with treatmentin physicians' offices, clinics and hospital outpatient departments.1100:--1100:1051100:1062020:1212040:2402040:2442420:2112540:1192540:1212540:1292540:1302540:1512740:1002740:1202740:1212740:1352740:2302740:235·2740:2402740:2412740:2602780:106,75550:211Physical EducationIntroduction to Public SpeakingorEffective Oral CommunicationEnglishHuman RelationsDeath and DyingBasic Accounting IBusiness EnglishIntroduction to Olfice ProceduresInformation/Records ManagementIntroduction to Olfice AutomationIntermediate KeyboardingIntroduction to Medical AssistingMedical TerminologyStudy of Disease Process for Medical AssistingMedical Assisting Techniques IBasic PharmacologyMedical Assisting Techniques IIMedical Machine TranscriptionMedical RecordsExternship in Medical AssistingAnatomy and Physiology for Allied Health I, IIFirst Aid2760: Radiologic TechnologyThis program prepares graduates to perform radiologic examinations undera physician's direction for diagnosis and treatment of physical diseases andinjuries. Although the University is authorized to offer the associate degree inradiologic technology, this degree program is not fully operational on campusat this time but is offered in conjunction with area hospital schools of radiology.A student who satisfactorily completes an accredited program in radiologictechnology at a hospital school having an affiliation with the University may earnthe associate degree by completing additional courses at the University. The,student will then receive· a block of credit for the hospital program that isapplicable only to the associate degree in radiologic technology.The degree requirements for the student are as follows:1100:--1100:1062020:1212030:1302040:2402780:1063100:2062780:1073100:2072760:1612760:1652760:2613750:100Physical EducationEffective Oral CommunicationEnglishIntroduction to Technical MathematicsHuman RelationsAnatomy and Physiology for Allied Health 1.orAnatomy and PhySiologyAnatomy and Physiology for Allied Health IIorAnatomy and PhysiologyPhysical Science for Radiologic Technoiogy IRadiographic PrinciplesPhysical Science for Radiologic Technology IIIntroduction to PsychologyGeneral ElectivesCredits for Hospital ProgramRadiology schools at the following hospitals are affiliated with the University:Children's Hospital Medical Center of AkronAkron General Medical CenterSumma Health Systems.