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COURSE DESCRIPTIONSW LD 217· PIPE LAYO UT AND FITTING (3)Prerequislte{s): WLD 211 .Continuation o f WlD 21t Pipe Welding, 10Include methods of layout fillings and welding01 Pipe 01 vanous SIZes and types.2 hours lecture; 3 hours laboratory.WLD 2 18" ADVANCED GTAW S O FTMETALS (3)PT"ereqUlSlte(s)·. WLO 106 and 209A continuation 01 WLO 209 10 Include advancedwelding of aluminum alloys. This course 'MIl helpdevelop the skills necessary to meet aircraftaerospace certification standards2 hours lecture: 3 hours laboratory.A supervised CooperatIVe Education workexpenence Involving the combined efforts ofeducatOfs and emPloyers to accomplish careerobjectives in welding technology and relatedfields Variable credit (t-6) ~ avaltable by specialarrangement M ay be taken four limes lor amaximum of 16 credit hours, no more than sixumts In a given semester.ZoologyPlease see Biological SciencesWLO 219· ADVANCED GTAW HARDMETALS (J)PrerequISlle(S): WLO 2t BA contlnlJstlon of WlO 209 to include advancedweldll"lg applicatIOn of stemless stool and nickelalloys. ThIs course WIll develop skJlls to wrcraft.aerospace certification standards.2 hours lecture, 3 hOUrs labQ(atory.W LD 220· ADVANCED GTAW EXOTICMETALS (3)PT"erequlsite(s): VVLD 219A continuauon of WLD 219, to Include advancedwelding applicatIOn of titanium, InconeI, hastaloyand waspoloy This course Will help ~op SkIllsto aircraft, aerospace cer!l!icaUon standardS2 hours lecture; 3 hours laboratory.WLD 224 FIELD EX PERIENCE INWELDING TECHNOLOGY (1 -6)Prerequisite(s)- A declared major In WeldingTechnology. Permission and approval 01 aCooperatIve Education Program CoordinatorRecommended Sophomore standing286
HUMAN RESOURCESAdministration ADMINISTRATIONKaren NICOdemus,PresidentJOhn F Kennedy College, S.AUniverSity of Nebraska, M.PE.. Ph.DDISTRICT ADMINISTRATORSJoanna K. Miche!ich. Vice Presldent for Instruction/Provost Cochise College, AA Northern ArIZona UniverSity, 8 .S. UniverSity of Arizona. M.Ed . Washington State Universlly, Ph.D. David A Montgomery: VICe Presk;!ent IOf AdrTllnlslI&lJon University 01 Kansas, S.S UnrverSity of Kansas School 01 Law. J D CSflos cartagena; VICe Pres.dent lor lnI'ormatJOn Technology Urvver5lty of Puerto Alco, SA UrwerSity of Southern CalilOrnia M.S. 266
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Welcome toCochise College cCOCHIse
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Student ActIVities/Organizations 36
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ACADEMIC CALENDARAcademic Calendar
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GENERAL INFORMATIONPHILO S O P H YC
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GENERAL INFORMATIONstudents each se
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GENERAl. INFORMATIONSIERRA VISTA CA
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GETTING STARTEDIn the residence hal
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GETTING STARTEDthe Student Developm
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MONEY MATTERSProfeSSional PIIOI ...
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MONEY MATTERSREFUNDSAll refunds and
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SCHOLARSHIPSAcademic scholarships a
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SERVICES FOR STUDENTSLearning Suppo
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SERVICES FOR STUDENTSSTUDENT ACTIVI
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DEGREES & PROGRAMSDegrees& Programs
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OEGREES & PROGRAMSInformationLuerac
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AREAS OF STUDYADMINISTRATION OF JUS
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AREAS OF S TUDYALLIED HEALTHAssocia
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IAREAS OF STUDYchoose elective cred
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AREAS OF STUDYAVIONICS TECHNOLOQYAs
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AREAS OF STUDYCommunicationsThe Ass
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COMPUTER APPLICATIONSAssoclete of A
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AREAS OF STUDYCulinary Arts The Ass
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AREAS OF STUDYSOUSCHEFThe Drafting
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AReAS OF STUD"AGee Recommendations
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AREAS OF STUDYCUSTODIAL SERVICESCer
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONSCourseDescriptio
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONSAJS 187 C RIMINA
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONSAJS 266 HAZARDOU
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONSAGR 2 10" GENERA
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONSASL 201 AMERICAN
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C OURSE DESCRIPTIONSANT 299 INDIVID
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONSART 29 2' ADVANC
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONSCIS 130 PROGRAMM
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONSC IS 1925 FRONT
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONSC IS R192 USING
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONSeMS 110 CUSTOOIA
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONSDFT 201" TOPICS
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONSEDU 201 IN TRODU
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONSELT 120 A DVANCE
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONSEMT 201- P ARAME
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONSENG 101 COMPOSIT
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONSENG 192 SPECIAL
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONSENG 2!5!5INTRODU
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COURSE DeSCRIPTIONSFST 200 FIRE APP
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONSGET 108 ALTERNAT
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONSGTC 121 PAINTING
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONSGER 102 ELEMEN T
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COURSE DESCRI~TIONSHPE 1 ,2B WEIGHT
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONSHPE 143- BEGINNI
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONSH PE 183 CARDIOP
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COURse DESCRIPTIONSHLT 1 cO INTRODU
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONSHAD 210 QUEST SE
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONSJ RN 102 W RITIN
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONSLinguisticsLIN 1
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Page 268 and 269: COURSE DESCRIPTIONSSociologyS OC 10
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Page 278 and 279: HUMAN RESOURCESFaculty&Professional
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Page 286 and 287: HUMAN F=tESOURCeSEmilie Vardaman. I
Page 288 and 289: HUMAN RESOURCESElroy, Manhew D. Esp
Page 290 and 291: HUMAN RESOURC ESThomas. Jeffery (A.
Page 292 and 293: ACRONYMSFTSE Full Time Sludenl EqUI
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