2004-2005 COLLEGE CATALOG - Luzerne County Community ...

COMPUTERIZED NUMERICAL
CONROL TECHNOLOGY
Recommended Program of Studies Leading to the Certificate of Specialization
In this CNC Certificate program you will learn the programming, set-up and operation of
machine tools, including the loading of raw stock, start-up of machines, de-bugging of programs,
and inspection of parts. Instruction emphasizes hands-on skills as well as related information
in the use of computerized numerical control (CNC) technology to program machine
tools for drilling, milling, and turning operations. A graduate of this program can be
employed as a class C machinist, entry-level tool designer, CNC operator, or a mechanical
engineering technician.
First Semester Sem.-Hrs. Second Semester Sem.-Hrs.
MAT 111 - Technical Math I 5 ENG 101 - English Composition 3
GET 113 - Technical Drafting 3 AMT 103 - CNC Machining I 4
GET 121 - Mfg. Processes I 3 GET 122 - Mfg. Processes II 3
PHY 121 - Technical Physics 4 CAD 101 - Computer Assisted Design I 3
15 GET 112 - Industrial Safety 1
*Technology Elective 3-(4)-(5)
17-(18)-(19)
*Recommended Technology Electives Sem.-Hrs.
ASR 207 - Fluid Power Applications 3
EET 120 - Electrical Theory 4
MAT 112 - Technical Math II 5
Total = 32-(33)-(34) Credit Hrs.
DENTAL ASSISTING
Recommended Program of Study Leading to the Certificate of Specialization
The mission of the dental assisting program is to educate and prepare students to perform
basic dental assisting duties as a member of the dental health team. Students may continue
their education for an A.A.S. degree (see DENTAL BUSINESS ASSISTING).
The program in dental assisting is accredited by the Commission on Dental Accreditation.
The Commission is a specialized accrediting body recognized by the Commission on Recognition
of Postsecondary Accreditation and by the United States Department of Education.
The Commission on Dental Accreditation can be contacted at (312) 440-4653 or at 211 East
Chicago Avenue, Chicago, IL 60611.
Courses must be taken during or prior to the semester in which they are listed. A minimum
grade of C is required for each dental assisting course in order to receive a Certificate of
Specialization in dental assisting.
Class size is based upon the clinical facilities available. The College reserves the right to
select the most qualified applicants (see ADMISSION TO THE HEALTH SCIENCE PRO-
GRAMS).
Summer Session (Summer II)
Sem.-Hrs.
ENG 101 - English Composition 3
BIO 125 - Basic Anatomy & Physiology 4
7
First Semester Sem.-Hrs. Second Semester Sem.-Hrs.
DAS 101 - Chairside Dental Assisting I 3 DAS 111 - Chairside Dental Assisting II 3
DAS 102 - Dental Anatomy 3 DAS 112 - Dental Radiology 3
DAS 103 - Dental Materials 3 DAS 113 - Dental Practice Management 2
DAS 104 - Dental Specialties 3 DAS 114 - Dental Assisting Clinical
12 Practice 7
15
Certificate of Specialization Total 34
170