1977-1978 - Cochise College

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DpE 122 Oral Pathology/2 Unit'rerequlslte: NoneThe study of pathology as related to the tissues of the oral cavity to include the teeth, periodontal tissues and surrounding soft tissues of the mouth. 2 hours lecture. DE 123 Principl" of Dental Science 1/2 Unit'Prerequisite: NoneOrientation to course and necessay preparation for future patienttreatment. A stody of pharmacology, microbiology, sterilizationprocedures and tooth deposits.2 hours lecture; 1 hour laboratory.DE 124 Principle, of Dental Science 11/3 Unit.Prerequisite: NoneA study of pedodontics, common dental emergencies andtreatment, cavity preparation terminology, endodontics, dentalfirst aid, oral surgery, radiography, diagnostics aids, the care andmaintenance of dental equipment. A study of the principles offour-handed sit-down dentistry and the "team" approach throughpractical exercise.2 hours lecture; 2 hours laboratory.DE 125 Dental M.terial./2 Unit.Prerequisite: NoneStudy of composition, properties and manipulation of dentalrestorative materials and impression materials.2 hours lecture; 1 hour laboratory.DE 126 Dental Health Educatlon/2 Unit. Prerequisite: None Study of preventive dentistry to include instruction on fluorides, dentifrices, diet and nutrition. Instruction in education patients Individually and In groups on the rationale and methods of oral disease control. 2 hours lecture. DE 127 Dental Therapy AI.i.tant Ba.ic Procedure./3 Unit.Prerequisite: NoneStudy and practical exercise involving the following areas; rubberdam techniques. oral hygiene procedures. prosthodonticsprocedures. periodontal procedures. and the Dental HealthRecord. •2 hours lecture; 2 hours laboratory.DE 221 Pre-Clinicel Re.torative Procedure. 113 UnitsPrerequisite: DT 121 Oral and Dental Anatomy Practical exercise in restorative dentistry on models and manikins. 5 hours lauoratory. DE 222 Pre-Clinical R"toratiye Procedur" 11/3 Unit.Prerequisite: DT 221 Advanced practical exercise In restorative dentistry on manikins. 5 hours laboratory. DE 223 Introduction to Cllnica' Practice/. Unit.Prerequisite: DT 221 and 222. Clinical training in the treatment and maugement of patients predominately in the field of oral hygiene. dental disease control and basic restorative procedures are reversible and performed under the direct supervision of a dentist. 13 hours laboratory. DE 224 Clinica' Practice 1110 UnitaPrerequisite: DT 221, 222. 223 Clinical training. predominately in the field of restorative dentistry. under the direct supervision of a dentist. 17 hours laboratory. DE 225 Clinical Practice III. Unit.Prerequisite: DE 224 Clinic training in the field of restorative, prosthodontlc, periodontic, pedodontic. endodontics. and oral surgery, reversible procedure under the direct supervision of a dentist. 13 hours laboratory. DE 228 AdYanced Clinical Training/. Unit.Prerequisite: D1 225Clinical training with emphasis on general practice and qU1drantrestorative dentistry, under direct supervision of a dentist.13 hours laboratory.DE 199-299 IndiYidual Studi"/1.... Unit.Prerequisite: Approval of Division Chairman and Professor. The student will solve a problem under the direction of a faculty member with the approval of the DiviSion Chairman. May be repeated for credit. DRAFTING DT 100 Blueprlnllnterpretatlon and Ba.lc Drafting/4 Unfl. Prerequisite: None Introductory course in blueprint rgading and interpretation. basic drafting skills including lettering. sketching, orthographic projection, dimenSioning. pictorial drawing, related to mechanical and architectural requirements. 2 hours lecture; 6 hours laboratory. DT 112 Technical Graphic. 113 Unit. Prerequisite: None Introductory course in technical drafting including orthographic and axonometric projection, geometric construction, sketching,
lettering, dimensioning, section and conventions. with emphasis on Industrial drafting standards. 2 hours lecture. 4 hours laboratory, DT 113 Technical Graphic. 1113 Unl••Prerequisite: DT 112 Study of auxiliary and oblique surfaces. intersections. detailing standards. fasteners. materials. and dimensioning, Elements of descriptive geometry are stressed. 2 hours lecture; 4 hours laboratory, DT 120 Spetial R.lation.hip./3 Unit.Prerequisite: DT 112 or concurrent with Solutions 01 points. lines and planes, single-curved. double-curved and warped surfaces. Emphasis upon mechanical. civil and mining engineering application. 2 hours lecture. 4 hours laboratory. DT 130 Drafting for Electrt'nic./3 Unit.Prerequisite: DT 112 or concurrent with A study of drafting in the electrical and electronic industry including components and their symbols, schematic and lopic diagrams. printed circuit board layout and tape-up, silkscreen, detail and assembly drawings of P.C. boards. 2 hours lecture; 4 hours laboratory. DT 200 Drafting for Manufacturing/4 UnitaPrerequisite: DT 112. GT 101 A study of fabrication procedures, machine elements, and the influence of manufacturing on design, includes precision dimensioning and tolerancing, detail and assembly drawings, engineering change orders. 2 hours lecture; 6 hours laboratory. DT 210 Topographica' D.aign and Drafting/4 UnitaPrerequisite: None A combination 01 basic surveying and topographical drafting including mapping. subdivision deSign, profiling, contouring, sectioning. area calculations. horizontal and vertical curve analysis. 2 hours lecture: 6 hours laboratory. DT 220 Conatructlon Drafting/4 UnitaPrerequisite: DT 100 or DT 112Principles and applications of architectural and structural detailsas they apply to the residential and structural building industry.2 hours lecture: 6 hours laboratory.DT 230 Electro-Mechanical C.aign/3 UnitaPrerequisite: DT 112 and Dr 130 or concurrent withA study of electronic packaging and enclosures including chassis,cabinets, control panels, :ables, and wiring diagrams.2 hours lecture; 4 hours laboratory.DT 240 Tool D ••lgn/4 Uni ••Prerequisite: DT 120 and GT 101, or permission of the instructor. A study of standardized tooling components materials including jigs and fixtures, gages, punch and die sets with emphasis on design of the various tooling elements. 2 hours lecture; 6 hours laboratory. DRAMADR 101 Acting/3 UnltaPrerequisite: None Introduction to theories of dramat'::; art and practice in acting. 3 hours lecture. DR 102 Actlng/3 Unit.Prerequisite: None Introduction to development of characterization in all types 01 dramatic literature and practice in acting. 3 hours lecture. DR 103 Introduction to Th.atr./3 Unit.Prerequisite: NoneHistory and tradition of western theatre with analysis anddiscussion of representative drama, classical to contemporary.3 hours lecture.DR 104 Prlncipl.a and Technlqu •• of Play Productlon/3 UnitaPrerequisite: NoneIntroduction to the theory and practice 01 directing, set design.costuming, stage lighting. make-up and production organization.3 hours lecture.DR 105 Th.atr. Danc./1 UnitPrerequisite: NoneStudy and practice in stage movement and choreography lortheatrical productions. Designed for students in Musical Theatreproductions. Meets one day a week for three hours. (Not intendedfor transfer credit.)DR 110 Th.atr. Work.hop/1-3 Unit.Prerequisite: PermiSSion of instructor. Actual participation in a college dramatiC production either in an acting or a production role. No student will be awarded more than FOUR such credits. DR 191-291 Individual Studle./1-4 UnitaPrerequisite: Approval of Division Chairman and instructor. The student will solve a problem under the direction of a faculty member with the approval of the Division Chairman. May be repeated lor credit.
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COCHISE COLLEGE CALENDAR 19n-78Fall
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