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2.0. It is not required for students enrolled in acertificate program (42 or fewer semester credithours or equivalent) or for students who are TSIexempt.CHANGE OF SCHEDULEStudents must use a drop/add form for all schedulechanges once classes have begun. If the requestoriginates with the student, the change must becompleted within the time specified in the collegecalendar. A one-time fee of $25 will be charged.The College reserves the right to make changesin a student’s schedule; when this occurs, no feeis charged.Within the parameters of the calendar in effect,student may drop a course. A grade of “W”(Withdrew) may be received. Refer to the academiccalendar for information concerning withdrawaldates.Students who are Texas Success Initiative (TSI)mandated to attend a developmental course(s)must remain in at least one developmentalcourse unless they plan to withdraw from theCollege. Students who are required to enroll intwo or three developmental courses may notdrop developmental courses without approvalof the office of Student Support Services.Upon re-enrollment, the student must enroll indevelopmental courses as approved by the officeof Student Support Services.All changes in schedule, including adding anddropping courses, must be arranged by the studentin writing. Changes are not official until all stepsin the process have been completed. Records ofwithdrawal and re-enrollment will be maintained.WITHDRAWAL FROM SEMESTERCREDIT COURSESInitiation of WithdrawalWithdrawal from a course results in a grade of“W” and may be affected through action takenby the affected student, the course instructor,the instructor’s immediate supervisor, or theappropriate administrator.A student who decides to withdraw from aspecific course(s) should initiate withdrawalprocedures by securing a drop form from theoffice of Admissions and Records or any StudentInformation Center. The form must be turned into the office of Admissions and Records prior tothe published deadline for withdrawals. Studentswho are failing a course and have not withdrawnas of the established deadline will receive an “F”.A student who is not progressing satisfactorilytoward completion of course objectives due tonon-attendance may be withdrawn from the courseby the instructor.discontinue attending a course should promptlytake steps through the office of Admissions andRecords to officially withdraw from it. Failure towithdraw properly will result in a grade of “F” inthe course. Instructors are authorized, but notrequired, to withdraw students that in their opinionare not able to successfully complete a course.A student may appeal an instructor-initiatedwithdrawal.Course withdrawals may occur at any time afterthe official reporting date of a semester and upto the established deadline for withdrawals ineach semester. The established deadline willbe approximately three weeks prior to the endof each semester. The specific deadline will bepublished in a timely manner in the appropriateCollege publications.COURSE LOADA full-time student is defined to be a studentenrolled in 12 or more semester hours. Thenormal course load during the regular semesteris five courses equal to 15 to 17 semester hours.The normal course load for each Summer term istwo courses totalling six to eight semester hours.BASIC SKILLS TESTThe Texas State Education Code requires thatall students be tested for reading, writing, andmathematics skills. All full-time or part-timestudents enrolled in a degree program or certificateprogram that deviates from their certificate degreeplan and students in high school enrolling in acollege-level course MUST take an Alternativeexam (ACCUPLACER, ASSET, COMPASS, orTHEA) before enrolling in any college-levelcredit coursework. For more information aboutplacement testing and Alternative exam (THEA),refer to the TSI section located in the AdmissionsGuidelines chapter of this catalog.Students scoring below college level in theirbasic skills (reading, writing, mathematics) mustbe “continuously” enrolled in developmentalcoursework for any section of an Alternative exam(ACCUPLACER, ASSET, COMPASS, or THEA)not passed.Students who require developmental courseworkactivity, but do not register for developmentalcoursework, will be required to drop academiccourses in which they were enrolled.It is the student’s responsibility to initiate thewithdrawal process. The College is not responsiblefor any liabilities incurred as a result of the student’sfailure to officially withdraw from the College.Students whose circumstances require them to35
ACADEMIC TRANSFERABLE COURSESThe following STC academic courses are transferable in accordance to the Texas Common CourseNumbering System. Four-year institutions determine which courses will be required for degrees at theirinstitution. (Last modified: July 2010)Accounting◆Acct 2401 Principles of Financial Accounting◆Acct 2402 Principles of Managerial AccountingAnthropology◆Anth 2301 Physical Anthropology◆Anth 2302 Introduction to Archeology◆Anth 2346 General Anthropology◆Anth 2351 Cultural AnthropologyArt◆Arts 1301 Art Appreciation◆Arts 1303 Art Survey I◆Arts 1304 Art Survey II◆Arts 1311 Design I◆Arts 1312 Design II◆Arts 1316 Drawing I◆Arts 1317 Drawing II◆Arts 2289 Academic Cooperative◆Arts 2316 Painting I◆Arts 2317 Painting Ii◆Arts 2323 Drawing Iii◆Arts 2324 Drawing Iv◆Arts 2326 Sculpture I◆Arts 2327 Sculpture Ii◆Arts 2333 Printmaking I◆Arts 2334 Printmaking Ii◆Arts 2341 Art Metals / Jewelry Design I◆Arts 2342 Art Metals / Jewelry Design Ii◆Arts 2346 Ceramics I◆Arts 2347 Ceramics Ii◆Arts 2348 Digital Art I◆Arts 2349 Digital Art Ii◆Arts 2356 Photography I (Fine Arts Emphasis)◆Arts 2357 Photography Ii (Fine Arts Emphasis)Astronomy◆Phys 1403 Introductory Astronomy I(Formerly Phys 1411)◆Phys 1404 Introductory Astronomy Ii(Formerly Phys 1412)Biology◆Biol◆Biol◆Biol◆Biol◆Biol◆Biol◆Biol◆Biol◆Biol◆Biol◆Biol1322 Nutrition and Diet Therapy1408 General Biology I1409 General Biology Ii2306 Environmental Biology2320 Microbiology for the Food Services2389 Academic Cooperative in theBiological Life Sciences2401 Anatomy and Physiology I2402 Anatomy and Physiology Ii2416 Genetics2421 Microbiology2428 Comparative Vertebrate AnatomyBusiness Administration◆Busi◆Busi1301 Business Principles2301 Business LawChemistry◆Chem 1411 General Chemistry I◆Chem 1412 General Chemistry Ii◆Chem 2423 Organic Chemistry I◆Chem 2425 Organic Chemistry IiChild Care And Development*Educ 1325 Principles and Practices ofMulticultural Education◆Teca 1303 Family, School, and Community◆Teca 1311 Educating Young Children◆Teca 1318 Wellness of the Young Child◆Teca 1354 Child Growth and DevelopmentCommunications◆Comm 2311 News Gathering and Writing I◆Comm 2315 News Gathering and Writing IiComputer Science◆Bcis 1332 Cobol Programming◆Bcis 2332 Advanced Cobol Programming◆Cosc 1301 Microcomputer Applications◆Cosc 1315 Fundamentals of Programming◆Cosc 1336 Programming Fundamentals I◆Cosc 1337 Programming Fundamentals Ii◆Cosc 1430 Computer Programming◆Cosc 2325 Computer Organization and MachineLanguage◆Cosc 2330 Advanced Structured Languages◆Cosc 2336 Programming Fundamentals IiiCriminal Justice◆Crij◆Crij◆Crij◆Crij◆Crij◆Crij1301 Introduction to Criminal Justice1306 Court Systems and Practices1307 Crime in America1310 Fundamentals of Criminal Law2313 Correctional Systems and Practices2328 Police Systems and PracticesDance◆Danc 1210 Tap Dance◆Danc 1241 Ballet I◆Danc 1242 Ballet Ii◆Danc 1245 Modern Dance◆Danc 1247 Jazz Dance I◆Danc 1248 Jazz Dance Ii◆Danc 1253 Spanish Ballet I◆Danc 2303 Dance AppreciationDrama◆Dram 1310 Drama Appreciation◆Dram 1351 Acting IEconomics◆Econ 2301 Principles of Economics I-Macro◆Econ 2302 Principles of Economics Ii-Micro36Academic transferable courses continued
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Page 11 and 12: Board of TrusteesOfficersGARY GURWI
Page 13 and 14: ACADEMIC CALENDAR2010-2011FALL 2010
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HIST 2381 African American HistoryP
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Baccalaureate DegreesTechnology Man
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c. Provisional Acceptance, for stud
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Bachelor of Applied Technologymajor
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LOWER DIVISIONREQUIREMENTSSTC CORE
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Division ofBusiness and TechnologyA
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Administrative Office CareersLegal
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LEGAL OFFICEMANAGEMENTASSOCIATE OF
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AUTOMOTIVETECHNOLOGYCERTIFICATETSI
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Business AdministrationAccounting C
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IMPORT/EXPORTCERTIFICATETSI ExemptF
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Business Computer SystemsComputer a
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INFORMATIONSECURITYSPECIALISTCERTIF
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Computer AidedDrafting and DesignSp
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DESIGN ANDTECHNICALGRAPHICSCERTIFIC
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COMMERCIALCOOKINGCERTIFICATETSI Exe
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DIESELTECHNOLOGYCERTIFICATETSI Exem
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Electronic and ComputerMaintenance
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Electronic and Computer Maintenance
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Heating, Ventilation,Air Conditioni
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Human ResourcesHuman ResourcesCerti
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Manufacturing TechnologyThe Precisi
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ParalegalAssociate of Applied Scien
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Combination WeldingCertificateThis
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Division ofLiberal Artsand Social S
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American Sign Languageand Interpret
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Child DevelopmentThe Child Developm
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KINESIOLOGY Field of StudyASSOCIATE
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Language and Cultural StudiesAmeric
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Mexican-American StudiesMexican-Ame
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Political SciencePolitical Science
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Social WorkSocial Work, Field of St
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Division ofMath and ScienceBiology.
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computer information systemsField o
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EngineeringEngineering, Field of St
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MathematicsMathematics, Field of St
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Pre-Pharmacy, Field of StudyAssocia
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Division ofNursing and Allied Healt
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Associate Degree NursingLVN/RN TRAN
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MEDICALASSISTANTTECHNOLOGYCERTIFICA
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OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY ASSISTANTASSOC
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Pharmacy TechnologyThe Pharmacy Tec
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PHARMACYTECHNOLOGYCERTIFICATETSI Ex
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person the opportunity to be examin
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RADIOLOGICTECHNOLOGYASSOCIATE OF AP
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RESPIRATORY THERAPYTSI LiablePre-re
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VOCATIONALNURSINGCERTIFICATETSI Lia
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ACCOUNTING◆ACCT 2401PRINCIPLES OF
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development. It will focus on lingu
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ANTHROPOLOGY◆ANTH 2301PHYSICAL AN
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Prerequisite: Admission to the Asso
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AUTOMOTIVETECHNOLOGYAUMT 1266PRACTI
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This course includes basic theory a
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to production. Topics include vecto
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security activities.Prerequisite: I
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COLLEGE SUCCESSORIN 0101COLLEGE SUC
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materials and following current bui
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SRVY 2380COOPERATIVE EDUCATIONCRT H
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CRIMINAL JUSTICE◆CRIJ 1301INTRODU
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◆DANC 1253SPANISH BALLET ICRT HRS
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alternating and direct current.Prer
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supported by an individualized lear
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e evaluated on presentation as well
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Prerequisite: A grade of “C” or
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HITT 2166PRACTICUM ICRT HRS:01 LEC
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◆HIST 2312WESTERN CIVILIZATION II
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individual anaerobic fitness activi
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fitness or recreational endeavor.Pr
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American Red Cross Lifeguard certif
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AND an Elementary Algebra (EA) plac
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MDCA 1352MEDICAL ASSISTANT LABORATO
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◆MUSI 1184VOICE CLASS IICRT HRS:0
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OTHA 2367CAPSTONE: PRACTICUM-OTA (B
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This is an overview of major topics
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PTHA 1409INTRODUCTION TO PHYSICAL T
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◆PSYC 2306HUMAN SEXUALITYCRT HRS:
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The development of interpretive com
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Prerequisite: Completion of READ 00
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◆SPCH 1318INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICA
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VNSG 1116NUTRITIONCRT HRS:01 LEC HR
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ADMINISTRATORSAND FACULTY294
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Fernando LamasAsst. Director of Pur
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Roy TrevinoCertificate, Texas State
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Carmela JimenezB.A., University of
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Ana M. RiojasA.A., South Texas Coll
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Marcia MitchellB.A., University of
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Mohamed WerfelliB.S., Al-Fateh Univ
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Linda JacksonB.A., Indiana Universi
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INDEX310
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• Accounting Clerk Certificate ..
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Fees (Incidental) .................
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Pecan Campus.......................
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