2001-2002 - Cochise College

ICOURSE DESCRIPTIONSELT 247" COMMUNICATIONSELECTRONICS II (4)PrerequISlle(s). ELT 245.A con1!nUallOn 01 Convnurwceuons E!eclrontCS I,Including AM transrrutters, frequency modulauonsystems. transmiSSIOn lines antennas andpropagation Laboratory emphaSIs on the use01 eieclronc test equpment In the analysis andadJUStment 01 recel'lfElfS and transm.tters3 hours lecture, 3 hours laboratory.ELT 265· MICROPROCESSORS ANDMICROCOMPUTERS (4JPrerequISlte(s) ELT 233.An Introduction to the erchltecture 01 micropro­cassors and the organization programming, IIlterlacrng. and control apphcatlOn 01 mrcrocom­pulers 3 hours lecture: 3 hOurs laboratOry ELT 270" MtCROCOMPUTER SYSTEMS (4) Prerequlslte(S): ELT 233 and concurrent enroll­mentln ELT 265 AnalysiS 01 small computer systems. Computer Of"QanlZSllon and the hardware and software re­qUired 10f" perlpherel Interlacing. 3 hOurs lecture, 3 hOurs labOfato!"y Emergency MedicalTechnologybirth. poISons and drugs, and the mil"llmzatlOl101 further Injury and comPlICStJOnS2 hours lecture; 1 hour laboratoryEMT 174" EMERGENCY MEDICALTECHNOLOGY (8)PrereqUISlte(S). Student must meet the folloW­LIlg reqUIrements 1) be at least 18 years of ageat clasS startllme: 2) possess a valid CPR cardat the Health Care Provlder Level from ~can Hearl Assoc18\lon or Amencan Red Cross:3 ) read at least the 9th grade level~ 4) have anegauV8 TB test or chest x-ray Wlthln emonthspnor to class start date; 5) demonstrate ImrT"IUnltyto Rubella by Immunization record or Illerresults, 6) demonstrate Immunlly to RubeOla byIfTImlJl"llZ8lion recon:t or llter resultS.PrOVIdes the student WIth preparatIOn 10( ~alionelwork as en ambulance attendant and ISreqUired by the ArIZona Department 01 HealthSeMces (ADHS) lor certlficauon The course alsoprepares the students for Industnal, OSHA andVirtually any other OCCUpatIOnal safety standardscertificatIOn. Students Wishing certification mustcomplete the stale-mandated hOurS 01 clinlCSlexpenence In a hospital emergency room Thecourse cavers basiC knowledge of lhe symptomsof Illness and Injury, the c oncomitantprocedures conSIdered the responsrblhty of theEmergency MedICal Techl'llC.an (EMT), baSic Ie-­gal responSlOlhtl9S anatomy and phYSIOlogy,triage, assessment. and liIe-support systems.CUrnCulum meets AOHS standards selin 1994Program Is C81'"ulied by the stale7 hours lecture, 3 hOurs laboratory.EMT 101 FIRST RESPONDERTRAINING (2.PrerequISlte(s): None.A practJC81 study 01 the role oltha !lrst reSPQnderas a prOVIder 01 immediate erl"lefQ8flCY medICalcare. WIth emphasls upon eve.lU8\J1lg accidents,pallElflt assessment. CPA. emergency care to!"Intemel and external,nlunes. emergency child-EMT 176· EMERGENCY MEDICALTRAINING REFRESHER (2JPrerequISlte(S): EMf 174A relreshercourae to maintain and update Emer·gency Medical TechniCian skills May berepeated as reqUired for recerbflC8tJOn2 hours lecture: 1 hour laOOratory187