2011 - 2012 Student Calendar - Helena College of Technology

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Associate of Arts and Associate of ScienceThe Associate of Arts (A.A.) and Associate of Science (A.S.) degrees are general transfer degrees. Completion of eitherprogram indicates the student has completed a course of study equivalent to the first two years of a bachelor’s degree.Associate of Arts and Associate of Science degrees do not officially include a major or minor course of study; nevertheless,students do complete a 22-24 credit program of study option for either an A.A. or A.S. degree. (For specific information on theAssociate of Science degree in nursing, please see the Nursing Programs pages).Students may also accumulate credits to transfer to another college or university. Completion of the UM-Helena generaleducation core requirements (31+ credits) satisfies the general core requirements of the Montana University System. AllMontana University System institutions will accept the UM-Helena general education core to satisfy their lower divisiongeneral education requirements.Students with Disabilities: Many General Education courses lend themselves well to field trips as an enhancement to thecourse’s curriculum; some science and fine arts courses routinely take advantage of field trip opportunities, both plannedand unplanned. At the instructor’s discretion, field trip activities may be graded assignments; however, the College and theinstructor must provide reasonable accommodation to any student with a documented disability that prevents or hinders thestudent’s full participation. Students with disabilities are advised to consult with the instructor and with Disability Servicesfor appropriate arrangements and/or accommodation prior to the field trip activity.Faculty Advisors:Length of Program:Type of Program:Semester of Entry:Mike Cronin, Joella Foust, John Hartman, Kim Haughee, Michelle Holt, Steve Lewis, NathanMunn, Tammy Scott, Viktor Shchuchinov, and Joyce Walborn4 SemestersAssociate of Arts, Associate of ScienceFall, Spring, and SummerMinimum Requirements for A.A. and A.S.Completion of 60 semester credit hours, 15 credits of which are at the 200 level.Completion of 36 credits in General Education, 22-24 Credits in a Program of Study, and 2 credits in a Capstone Projectwhere indicated.An overall GPA of 2.25 upon completion of the degree.A grade of “C-” or higher in each course in the program of study.NOTES:* Indicates second half of science sequence required for A.S. degree (see below under “Additional General EducationRequirements for Degree-Seeking Students”)“D” Indicates the course meets the core diversity requirement (see requirement “F” below)I. General Education Core (31+ credits)The General Education Core of the UM-Helena College of Technology provides students with the broad foundation ofknowledge essential for success at the associate and baccalaureate levels.All students are prepared for independent, abstract, and critical thinking; responding creatively to problems; applyingquantitative and mathematical knowledge; finding information; and communicating both orally and in written forms.This is done to engender life-long learning skills, a foundation of knowledge in a variety of disciplines, and a broadenedperspective on our interdependent, changing global community.A: Natural Sciences/Mathematics (10+ credits)Math and Sciences Outcomes• Understand and demonstrate methods used to gather, test, and interpret scientific data• Understand basic principles that explain the natural world• Solve quantitative problems and interpret solutions• Use inductive and deductive scientific reasoning to solve novel problemsTo complete the science/math requirement, students must include one natural science with lab and one of these mathcourses: M115, M121, M122, M145 (A.A. only), M171, M172, or STAT216.CourseNumber Course Title Credits ASTR110 Introduction to Astronomy.............................................................................................3 ASTR111 Introduction to Astronomy Lab.....................................................................................1 BIOB101 Discover Biology...............................................................................................................3 BIOB102 Discover Biology Lab.......................................................................................................1 BIOB160 Principles of Living Systems...........................................................................................336 2011 - 2012 Academic Catalog UM-Helena College of Technology
Associate of Arts and Associate of ScienceCourseNumber Course Title Credits BIOB161 Principles of Living Systems Lab...................................................................................1 BIOB170 Principles of Biological Diversity...................................................................................3 BIOB171 Principles of Biological Diversity Lab...........................................................................1 BIOH104 Basic Human Biology......................................................................................................3 BIOH105 Basic Human Biology Lab...............................................................................................1 BIOH201 Human Anatomy and Physiology I...............................................................................3 BIOH202 Human Anatomy and Physiology I Lab.......................................................................1 BIOH211 Human Anatomy and Physiology II.............................................................................3 * BIOH212 Human Anatomy and Physiology II Lab......................................................................1 BIOM250 Microbiology for Health Sciences..................................................................................3 BIOM251 Microbiology for Health Sciences Lab..........................................................................1 CHMY121 Introduction to General Chemistry...............................................................................3 CHMY122 Introduction to General Chemistry Lab........................................................................1 CHMY123 Introduction to Organic and Biochemistry...................................................................3 CHMY124 Introduction to Organic and Biochemistry Lab...........................................................1 CHMY141 College Chemistry I.........................................................................................................3 CHMY142 College Chemistry I lab...................................................................................................1 CHMY143 College Chemistry II........................................................................................................3 * CHMY144 College Chemistry II lab..................................................................................................1 ENSC105 Environmental Science....................................................................................................3 (D) ENSC272 Water Resources...............................................................................................................3 ENST230 Nature and Society...........................................................................................................3 (D) EVSC140 Introduction to Geographic Information Systems (GIS)............................................3 EVSC233 Environment and the Economy.....................................................................................3 EVSC240 Geographic Information Systems (GIS)........................................................................3 GEO101 Physical Geology..............................................................................................................3 GEO102 Physical Geology Lab......................................................................................................1 M115 Probability and Linear Mathematics.............................................................................3 M121 College Algebra................................................................................................................3 M122 College Trigonometry......................................................................................................3 M145 Mathematics for the Liberal Arts...................................................................................3 M151 Pre-Calculus......................................................................................................................4 M171 Calculus I...........................................................................................................................4 M172 Calculus II..........................................................................................................................4 NUTR221 Basic Human Nutrition...................................................................................................3 PHSX205 College Physics I...............................................................................................................3 PHSX206 College Physics I Lab.......................................................................................................1 PHSX207 College Physics II.............................................................................................................3 PHSX208 College Physics II Lab......................................................................................................1 STAT216 Introduction to Statistics.................................................................................................3B: Written Communication (6 credits)Written/Oral Communications Outcomes• Demonstrate mastery of engaging, clear, and coherent structures for presenting ideas in a variety ofexpository and argumentative models• Develop ideas logically, clearly, convincingly, and ethically• Control the effect of voice in achieving specific communication purposes with specific audiences.• Control the conventions of language• Understand and apply research skills necessary for academic study• Employ analysis, synthesis, and evaluation in both writing and reading• Exercise proficiency, confidence, and self-reliance in the application of academic activities WRIT101 College Writing I..............................................................................................................3 WRIT201 College Writing II ............................................................................................................3C: Oral Communication (3 credits)COMM131 Introduction to Public Speaking....................................................................................3UM-Helena College of Technology 2011 - 2012 Academic Catalog 37
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