2001-2002 - Cochise College

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Welcome toCochise College cCOCHIse COLLEGEDistrict Ollicesand Douglas Campus4190 West State Highway 80Douglas, Arizona 85607-6190(520) 364-7943Sierra Vista Campus90 1 North Colombo AvenueS~rra Vis!a, Arizona 85635-2317(520) 515-0500W illcox Center11 10 West Fremont StreetWillcoX. Anzona 85643-1500(520) 384-4502Benson Center1025 Stata Roule 90Benson. Arizona 85602-650 1(520) 5SE)-.-198 1Fort HuachucaOfl!ceCommander, USAICFI Huachuca, AZAttn: ATZS-CPH-E (8) BUIlding 52104Ft Huachuca, AZ 85613-6000(520) 533-239 1Governing B oardMrs. Jan Guy, ChairDr Randall H. Groth, SecretaryMr. Juan P FlOres, MemberMr Bob Nelson, MemberMrs Jane Carol Strain, MemberArizona State CommunityCollege BoardMr Ted RchU, Cochise County Repres~tativePresidentDr Karen NicodemusToll Free 1-800-966-7943 (Hours. 8:00 a.m .- 4 30 p .m. weekdays) VISit our website at hllp./l'NWW cochlse,org forCoIlece news, WliormatJon, and sefV1ceS.All in/ormation-Including statements on tUlltOn,fees, course otfenngs, admission and graduahonrequirements-Is subject to change WIthoutnotice, obligation or IlabUlty.Published Aprl12001CochIse CoUege IS an equal opportunity, affIrmative:actIOn employer and educatlonallnstilulioncommlled to excellence Ihrough dlvel'SllyPlease tum 10 page 308 for further Inlormatlon.3
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Page 9 and 10: GeneralInformationCOCHIS E COLLEG E
Page 11 and 12: Trustees_ The College also holds Fe
Page 13 and 14: GENERAL INFORMATION,r---------='C
Page 15 and 16: GETTING STARTEDGetting StartedCAMPU
Page 17 and 18: GETTING STARTEDDISCLOSURE OF SOCIAL
Page 19 and 20: GETTING STARTEDAn alien is entilled
Page 21 and 22: 25---MONEY MATTERSMoney MattersTUIT
Page 23 and 24: MONEY MATTERS/I you withdraw from c
Page 25 and 26: FINANCIAl. AID.SCHOLARSHIPS. & GRAN
Page 27 and 28: SERVICES FOR STUOENTSServicesfor St
Page 29 and 30: participate In the Cooperative Educ
Page 31 and 32: SERVICES FOR STUDENTSscholarly iI1Q
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Page 35 and 36: ACADEMIC PROCEDURES& INFORMATIONAud
Page 37 and 38: ACADEMIC PROCEDURES& INFORMATIONC H
Page 39 and 40: ACADEMIC PROCEDURES& INFORMATIONU S
Page 41 and 42: ACADEMIC PROCEDURES& INFORMATIONII
Page 43 and 44: DEGREES & PROGRAMSA G EC TRANSFER B
Page 45 and 46: DEG REES & PROGRAMSHumanm9sInlormat
Page 47 and 48: DEGREES & PROGYou must demonstrate
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Page 51 and 52: A ssociat e of General Studies degr
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AREAS OF STUDYAreasof StudyAdminist
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AREAS OF STUDYElective C ourses19-2
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AREAS OF STUDYC ORE CURRICULUMCREDI
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AREAS OF STUDYAvionics TechnologyAI
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AREAS OF STUDYProfessional PilotTec
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AREAS OF STUDYPROFESSIONAL PILOTTEC
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AREAS OF STUDYC ore CurriculumCredi
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AREAS OF STUDYONLINE INTERNATIONALB
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AREAS OF STUDYCore Curriculum Credi
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COMPUTER INFORMATIONSYSTEMSAssoc ia
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AREAS OF STUDYAdvanced Operating Sy
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AREAS OF STUDYMICROCOMPUTERNETWORK
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AREAS OF STUDYPC MAINTENANCE AND RE
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Electives (Select 11 Credits Below)
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AREAS OF STUDYDRAFTING AND DESIGNCe
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AREAS OF STUDYCore CurriculumCredit
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AREAS OF STUDYEnglishThe AsSOCIate
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Family and ConsumerSciencesThe Asso
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Fire Fighter Lev el IICore Curricul
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HospitalityThe ASSOCiate ot .Applie
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COUr"11enntelligenCe and interrogat
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AREAS OF STUDYArea of Emphasis:Area
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Journalismand Media ArtsThe Associa
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("';;hSiYjLANGUAGEAssociate Of Arts
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AREAS OF STUDYCore Curriculum Credi
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Music The Associate of Arts (SR) de
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AREAS OF STUDYCommunity Health Advi
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AREAS OF STUDYPARAMEDICINECertifica
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AREAS OF STUDYPROFESSIONAL ADMINIST
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Optlone lor ManagementSupportCredtt
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Professio nal BloCkCreditsYour Prol
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AREAS OF STUDYElectivesCommunicatio
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Drug andAlcohol StudiesIn order to
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ARIZONA DEPARTMENTOF CORRECTIONSThe
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Fire Apparatus &.Equipment FST2QO 3
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONSdents Wit! pract
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COURSE OES CRtj:)TIONScredit discip
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONSAGR 10 4 PRINCIP
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONSAGR 230 ANIMAL F
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ICOURSE DESCRIPTIONSANT 140' ROCK A
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ART 130· PAINTING FOR PERSONAL DEV
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONSART 280* PAINTIN
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IiCOURSE DESCRIPTIONSAMT 160· Pt-t
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COURSE DeSCRIPTIONSAvionics Technol
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONSBiological Scien
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONSBIO 182 0 GEN ER
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONSBUS 127 LEADERSH
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BUS 183 STARTING A BUSINESS (3)Prer
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BUS 233 THE LEGAL ENVIRONMENT OFBUS
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONSmaJO!" thomes st
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ICOURSE DESCRIPTIONSComputer Inform
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONSCIS 179 AP'P'L.I
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONSdeSIgning an app
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONSCIS 183BCIS 193C
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CIS 220E DATA S TRUCTURE5-COBO L (4
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ehind the M lcrosott networK. The c
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONSdeSktop publisht
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CER 206 ADVANCED TELEVISIONREPAIR (
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONSrect hands-on ec
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONSC MS 240 CUSTODI
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cost and productIOn tor the Individ
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONSEDU 290 INSTRUCT
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ICOURSE DESCRIPTIONSELT 247" COMMUN
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONSENG 010A ENGLISH
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,COURSE DESCRIPTIONSAn In-depth stu
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONSENG 222 INTRODUC
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COURSE DESC RIPTIONSHlgh-beg,nnerfl
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COURSE DESCRtPTIONSIng comprehensio
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strategies !of a lull range 01 $OCI
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONSWith spadal emph
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FON 201 APPLIED NUTRITION (3)Pr8f'B
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONSGTC 004 GENERAL
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONSshop, and engine
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GTC 131 PRINCIPLES O FTECHNOLOGY I
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONSGEO 121 WORLD RE
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONSHPE 106A CROSS T
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HPE 124 PRACTICAL SELF·DEFENSE (1)
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C OURS E DESC RIPTIONSHPE 16 6 RIFL
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONSthe aspects 01 c
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,COURSE DESCRIPTIONS~LT 134 C L INI
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONSHEB 11!S BIBLICA
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONSHIS 193M Mlillar
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plants in conjunction w ith today's
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HAD 226 FOOD SERVICE SPECIAL.TY: G
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONSHUM 187 CULTURAL
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONSKoreanKOR 11 IS
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havloral analysis, group p(oblern s
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C OURS E D ESCRIPTIONSlng, regres&O
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COURSE DESC RIPTIONSMED 103 NEWS RE
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MIO 103 MILITARY JUSTICE AND IN TEL
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MotorTransportationTechnologyMTT 10
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONSMUS 104 VOICE-CL
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONSMUS 201 D Percus
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,C OURSe DESCRIPTtONSNET 2041 3 03
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONSperipheral wells
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONSOAD 111 BUSINESS
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONScomputenZE!d rec
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONSRecommended Soph
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aHot maintenance task hours, With e
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It w'ill oller new ways to think ab
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,COURSE DESCRIPTIONSthe associate d
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONScompressors. boi
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONSPFT 102 PRIVATE
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PFT 215 INSTRUMENT RATINGFLIGHT II
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONSInstructor Certi
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PSY 290 eXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY (4)
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONSreview of spelli
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ssv 224 FIELD EXPERIENCE IN SOCIALS
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COURSE OESCRIPTIONSSOC 230 HUMAN SE
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONSdevelOpment 01 p
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experience involving the combined e
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WLO 202 0 WELDING SURVEY (4)PrereqU
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HUMAN RESOURCESAdministration ADMIN
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HUMAN RESOURCESRobert AtkInson, InS
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HUMAN RESOURCESSharon Douglas; Inst
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HUMAN RESOURCESBarbara KI'1.JeQ6r.
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HUMAN RESOURCESAnnie Roeben; Instru
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HUMAN RESOURCESAssociateFacultyAbra
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McConnell, Lillian (BA. MA) McFall.
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ACRONYMSAcronymsASL American Sign L
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INDEXINDEXAAcademiC Calendar. 8·9A
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INDE XInternational Management. 75
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MISC. INFORMATIONEQUAL EDUCATIONALO
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