Fall Catalog - Cape Girardeau Career And Technology Center

College Degree Programs
NOTES
v�This symbol denotes programs eligible for financial aid.
C.S.�= Career Skill. Programs with this designation prepare students through a combination of classroom, laboratory, and
clinical/work site experiences.
#899 Auto Collision Technologyv�(C.S.)�
This course provides training in auto collision repair, straightening
sheet metal with hand and power tools, dent filling with
plastics, sanding and masking techniques. Basic instruction in
oxyacetylene and MIG welding is given for panel repair. Spray
painting is primarily with base coat/clear coat paint systems.
$100 deposit due upon enrollment—balance paid in full or
financial aid on file at least one week prior to the first class
meeting to avoid possible forfeiture of deposit, and removal
from the course roster.
#901 HVAC/Rv�(C.S.)
This course provides a general knowledge in refrigeration
principals, basic electricity, industry standards, safety and
installation techniques as well as system setup, installation and
sizing for both residential and light commercial. Students are
given the opportunity to test for the required EPA certification at
this facility. Students can continue to develop skills as a technician
by preparing to take national certification testing, if they so desire.
Testing for EPA and national certification is through ESCO. $100
deposit due upon enrollment—balance paid in full or financial
aid on file at least one week prior to the first class meeting
to avoid possible forfeiture of deposit, and removal from the
course roster.
This Program is also offered as a 2 year evening
Program. Contact the office at (573) 334-0826 for more
information.
#902 Automotive Technologyv�(C.S.)
Learn about repairing automobiles. This course is an introduction
to automotive engines, including theory. Construction and
overhaul procedures are taught, as well as student operation
of the computerized diagnostic center. Emphasis is placed on
Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) certification. $100 deposit
due upon enrollment—balance paid in full or financial aid on
file at least one week prior to the first class meeting to avoid
possible forfeiture of deposit, and removal from the course
roster.
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#903 Digital Media Productionv�(C.S.)
This exciting program will prepare students for employment in
the field of visual and/auditory communication. Emphasis will be
placed on the identification and use of special digital computer
operations, production practices, television camera operations,
lighting techniques, audio skills and editing capabilities. Students
will demonstrate competencies through written and performance
tests. $100 deposit due upon enrollment—balance paid in full
or financial aid on file at least one week prior to the first class
meeting to avoid possible forfeiture of deposit, and removal
from the course roster.
2 Year Evening
College Programs
Electrical Trades & (HVAC/R)
Classes begin on Monday, August 20, 2012
Contact the CTC at (573) 334-0826
and make an appointment with one of our
advisors to start training for a new career.
#905 Weldingv�(C.S.)
Students receive approximately 450 hours of intense welding
instruction by a certified welding instructor. This course is based
on guidelines of the American Welding Society and the American
Society of Mechanical Engineers and starts students on the path
for a successful future in welding. $100 deposit due upon
enrollment—balance paid in full or financial aid on file at least
one week prior to the first class meeting to avoid possible
forfeiture of deposit, and removal from the course roster.