1977-1978 - Cochise College

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Degrees andProgramsUnlveraily Para.le. Program.Cochise College offers the first two years of a four-yearprogram fOr the student who v:ishes to extend hiseducation to include a bachelor's (four year) degree. Inaddition he may remove any high school grade or subjectdefiCiencies required for entrance to the four year collegeor university of his choice.Students who plan to transfer to Arizona universities. or toother colleges and universities, should consult the specificcatalog with the aid of their counselors to determine lowerdivision requirements of junior standing. Catalogs of majoruniversities and colleges are available in the LearningResources Center and the Division of Student Affairs. Thecounseling staff, in co-operation with various schools andcolleges within the three Arizona universities. havedeveloped a Transfer Curriculum Guide. This publicationprovides curriculum transfer plans for most Bachelor'sDegree programs. Curriculum plans for a variety of preprofessionaltransfer programs are located elsewhere inthis section.The student who plans to graduate from Cochise Collegeand wishes to obtain junior standing in another college oruniversity has four requirements to fulfill:He must clear up any entrance deficiencies in grades orsubject matter if the senior college to which he expects totransfer requires it.He must fulfill the general requirements of the seniorcollege which are prescribed for all students.He must fulfill his own pre-major requirements. i.e. thelower division requirements for his upper division major.He must earn a cumulative grade point average of 2.0 orbetter.Under the provisions of the ROTC Vitalization Act of 1964.community college men and women are now eligible toimmediately enter the Advanced ROTC Program whenthey transfer to a four-year college or university.Information relative to this program may be ~cured fromthe Division of Student Affairs.Occupational Program.Occupational programs at Cochise College are designedfor the student who wishes to gain employment skills. Eachoccupational program has been developed with the aid ofbusiness and industrial advisory committees to insure thestudent of quality instruction and to enhance hisopportunities for successful employment.Upon completion of curriculum requirements, the studentwill receive an Associate of Applied Science Degree or aCertificate of Completion. The Office of Career Placementwill assist graduates in finding permanent full-time positionsin fields of specialization.Severa; four-year technical programs are offered atArizona State University and Northern Arizona University.A large number of occupational programs at CochiseCollege will transfer to many of these university programs.For further information on specific transfer options consulta counselor. the Office of Career Placement. or therespective division chairman.In addition to the established occupational programs listedabove, the College will offer a variety of short-term. noncreditextension courses upon request of business,industry, or other interested groups. Several one-yearcertificate programs are also offered.Co-Operative EducationCochise College students enrolled in any College programmay elect to participate in the Co-operative EducationProgram. This is a co-operative arrangement between theemployer. the student and the College to provide part-time(or in some cases. full-time) job placement in trainingpositions related to the student's career interest. Thestudent's work is co-ordinated by college staff and thestudent will receive college credit for this job experience.This program is also adaptable for employed adults whoare interested in gaining additional job skills for futureadvancement. Co-operative Education is not a course ofstudy. but is the laboratory component for the variousprograms offered at Cochise College.DilCOvery and ChallengeThe Discovery and Challenge program is designed tooresent a challenging curriculum that stresses scholarship
initiative and creativity in an effort to achieve a meaningfuleducation. This program will endeavor to develop a sElnseof the interrelations of disciplines and to understand theorganic unity at the heart of the educational process.Developmental StudiesThe Developmental Studies Program is designed to providethe basic background necessary for success in college.Reading. notetalt-ing. and test-taking skills are emphasized.Students are advised about possible careers andgraduation requirements. Field trips serve as a liaisonbetween classroom experiences and the real world.Courses in the program include History 115. Science 010.Reading 020. Math 020. Speech '102. Composition 101.Interested students should contact the Office ofAdmissions before the beginning of the fall or springsemesters.Cochise College offers the Associate of Arts. AssOCiate ofScience. and Associate of Applied Science degrees with majoremphasis in a number of academic areas. Requirements forspecific academic programs are given in the program curriculumguide. Minimum degree requirements as specified below must bemet by completing coursework numbered from 100 to 299.Anoclate of Arta Deg.... Minimum Requiremen"Credit Hour. English Composition' or equivalent3 plus one other English course in 100 series3 Social/Behavioral Sclence6 Laboratory Science or Math6-8 Humanities/Fine Arts6 Physical Education2 Electives to be chosen from major area of art. musIc. literature. communications. or social sciences15 Free Electives14 Auoclate of Science Deg.... Minimum Requirement.Credit Hour. English Composition6 U.S. or World History6 Laboratory Science Course8 Introduction to Art (or)6 Introduction to Music (or)History College Algebra3 Physical Education2 Electives to be chosen from major areas of mathematics and the sciences15 Free electives14 60 A.sociate in Applied Science DegreeThis degree is awarded to students who meet requirements asspecified for various vocational and technical majors. Strongemphasis is placed on technical coursework as dictated by therequirements of business and industry.A minimum of 60 credit hours of prescribed coursework isrequired. The respective program curriculum guide should beconsulted for specific requirements.Certificate o. CompletionThe Certificate of Completion is awardee to students whocomplete a specified course of study. credit or non-credit. butwhich does not meet specified requirements for the AA. AS. orAAS degrees.AnthropologyA.sociate in Art. DegreeFre.hman Firat Seme.ter Unit.Composition EN 101 3 Origin & Antiquity of Man AN 101 3 Prehistoric Culture of Nort" AN 185 3 America Elective: Science or Math SC or MA 3-4 Elective PE 1 Elective: Social Science SS 3 Second Sam ..ter Unit.Composition EN 102 3 Elective: Social Science SS 6 Development of Culture AN 102 3 HistoriC Indian Tribes of North AN 186 3 America Elective: Science or Math SC or MA 3-4 Elective: Physical Education PE 1 Sophomore Firat Sem ..ter Unit.Society and Culture AN 125 3 Elective: Social Science SS 3-6 Elective: Anthropology AN 3-6 Humanities/Fine Arts HU 3-4 Second Semester Unit. Non-Literate Socieltes of the World AN 226 3 Elective: SOCial SCience SS 3 Elective: AnthropOlogy AN 3-6 Humanities/Fine Arts HU 3-4
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