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Course Descriptions

 

Radiology
  

  • RT 230 Registry Review and Employment Readiness

    4 CR
    This course is designed to provide students with opportunities to prepare for registry review and employment readiness. Registry review will be provided utilizing presentations and computer applications. Students will prepare a professional portfolio for employment and practice interview skills.
    Prerequisite(s): RT 210  & RT 201  with a minimum grade of C in each course
  

  • RT 231 Radiographic Clinic IV

    10 CR
    This course consists of clinical assignments correlating with current academic course work. Assignments will include rotations at hospitals, clinics or doctors offices in regional areas. Rotations may include day, evening or weekend schedules.
    Prerequisite(s): RT 133  with a minimum grade of C
  

  • RT 232 Radiographic Clinic V

    10 CR
    This course consists of three clinical assignments of eight-hour shifts per week. Students are assigned clinical experience in a radiology department to complete sixth quarter clinical competencies and select specialized rotations.
    Prerequisite(s): RT 231  with a minimum grade of C
  

  • RT 233 Radiographic Clinic VI

    10 CR
    This course consists of clinical assignments correlating with current academic course work. Assignments will include rotations at hospitals, clinics or doctors offices in regional areas. Rotations may include day, evening or weekend schedules.
    Prerequisite(s): RT 232  with a minimum grade of C

Residential Home Inspection
  

  • RHI 111 Fundamentals of Home Inspection

    12 CR
    This course will teach students the fundamentals of residential home inspection. Students will receive classroom instruction in Washington State laws and rules; business practices; legal issues; communication; structural components; exteriors; roofing; plumbing; electrical systems; heating and cooling systems; interiors; insulation and ventilation; fireplaces, chimneys and solid fuel burning appliances; site and grading; attached garages and carports; wood destroying organisms, conducive conditions and pests; alternate construction methods; environmental conditions or hazardous materials; building codes; and product quality and safety issues. Students will gain the technical knowledge required to pursue a career in the field of home inspection. Fundamentals of Home Inspection will fulfill the education pre-licensing requirements of the state and will prepare students for a career in home inspection.
  

  • RHI 112 Home Inspection Field Training

    3 CR
    This course will build on the information covered in the Fundamentals of Home Inspection course by providing an additional forty (40) hours of supervised field training. This field training will include supervised hands-on inspections at a minimum of five residences along with five completed student reports which are required to successfully meet Washington State standards. The report writing is in addition to the 40 hours of field training and will completed off-site and out of class time by students.
    Prerequisite(s): RHI 111 

Sociology
  

  • SOC& 101 Introduction to Sociology

    5 CR
    This course introduces the major concepts and definitions of the science of sociology. Basic sociological inquiry is covered, and how social forces shape communal and individual behaviors and attitudes. Topics include socialization, cultures, deviance, social control, inequality, power, social class, race, gender, and institutions. Students learn the basic theories and perspectives of sociology and how those theories apply to the social landscape.
    Prerequisite(s): Accuplacer Reading Comprehension score of 85 or RDG 085  with a  B or better, and Accuplacer Sentence Skills score of 86 or ENGL 092  with a B or better or AENGL 100  with a C or better.

Spanish
  

  • SPAN& 121 Spanish I

    5 CR
    This course covers basic communication for comprehension, speaking, reading, and writing in Spanish with a focus on interactions in business situations. Students will learn specific vocabulary and skills to communicate with Spanish-speaking clients in a professional setting. This course will also provide an introduction to Hispanic cultures.
  

  • SPAN& 122 Spanish II

    5 CR
    A continuation of Spanish I. The vocabulary and grammatical structures are more complicated, and the student begins to master a past tense. Oral comprehension and speaking skills are emphasized through daily practice, as well as the reading and writing exercises.
    Prerequisite(s): SPAN& 121  with a C or better.

Surgery Technology
  

  • SURG 100 Intro to Surgery Technology

    2 CR
    This course provides information related to the role of the surgical technologist within the surgical team, operative environment with an emphasis on physical requirements of the surgical technician, professional roles, inter-departmental/peer/relationships and medical communication used in surgical technology. An introduction to the profession will include: history of surgery, surgical ethics and law and principles of aseptic technique. In addition, college and program policies will be introduced. You are required to receive a B in this course to apply to the program.
  

  • SURG 120 Surgery Technology I

    12 CR
    The student will gain theoretical and practical knowledge of general equipment, instrumentation, surgical team member roles and health care facilities and their management. Includes physical, psychological, and ethical aspects of patient care in addition to principles of aseptic technique, sterilization and safety in the operating room. Students will participate in activities that help to identify, manage and apply general terminology to medications and solutions used in operating room settings. Student will apply the theories and principles of pharmacology for use in the operating room environment in order to provide safe and effective management of medications.
    Prerequisite(s): Acceptance into the Surgery Technology program.
  

  • SURG 125 Surgery Technology Lab I

    10 CR
    The student will participate in lab activities based on principles and techniques of operating room procedure. Students will develop skills necessary to plan, set-up and maintain sterile fields. In addition, the student will orient to health care facilities.
    Prerequisite(s): Acceptance into the Surgery Technology program.
  

  • SURG 133 Surgery Technology II

    10 CR
    In this course the student will gain further theoretical and practical knowledge of specialty equipment, instrumentation, and surgical supplies. The student will detail intra operative care techniques and the surgical technologists’ role in surgical case preparation and surgical procedures.
    Prerequisite(s): SURG 120 , SURG 125  with a C or better.
  

  • SURG 136 Surgery Technology Clinical Practice I

    12 CR
    The students will participate in activities that correlate the theories and principles of surgical procedure and technique in a mock operating room (lab) setting. In addition students will assume the role of a student surgical technologist participating in surgical procedures in affiliated hospitals, surgery centers or clinics.
    Prerequisite(s): SURG 120 , SURG 125  with a C or better.
  

  • SURG 143 Surgery Technology III

    6 CR
    In this course the student will gain further theoretical and practical knowledge of specialty equipment, instrumentation, and surgical supplies. The student will detail the surgical technologists’ role in procedures and techniques used to achieve intraoperative hemostasis, proper patient documentation and patient care emergencies. The students will also describe the surgical technologists’ professional and legal responsibilities.
    Prerequisite(s): SURG 133 , SURG 136 .
  

  • SURG 145 Surgery Technology Clinical Practice II

    10 CR
    The students will participate in activities that correlate the theories and principles of surgical procedure and technique in a mock operating room (lab) setting. In addition students will assume the role of a student surgical technologist with emphasis on independent scrubbing on surgical procedures in affiliated hospitals, surgery centers or clinics.
    Prerequisite(s): SURG 133 , SURG 136 .

Total Quality Management
  

  • TQM 109 Introduction to Total Quality Management

    5 CR
    Provides an overview of quality planning, quality assurance, and quality control. Students will: learn the key factors that are critical for customer satisfaction in your business; be introduced to the processes and the methodology of continuous process improvement; discover the immediate and long-term effects of different quality levels; and understand the multi-dimensions of quality:
  

  • TQM 200 Six Sigma - Statistical Analysis Tools

    5 CR
    You will learn when to use many of the proven Six Sigma problem-solving methods and statistical tools to contribute to the success of your organization. This Six Sigma Green Belt course follows the DMAIC (Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve, Control) model and teaches the soft skills required to participate in projects effectively.
  

  • TQM 209 Case Studies in Quality Management

    5 CR
    Students use advanced Total Quality Management techniques and apply them to their business. business.
    Prerequisite(s): TQM 109 . EDUC 131 

Transportation
  

  • TRANS 101 Basic Transportation Service & Systems 101

    5 CR

    Basic Transportation is a hybrid class. A portion of the lecture component will be delivered through an online “textbook.” Students will be introduced to basic automotive and diesel repair practices. Proper interaction with customers, shop managers and fellow employees will be emphasized. NOTE: Students are required to complete all General Education courses before entering DET 139, DET 240, DET 242.
    Prerequisite(s): Instructor permission.
    Completion Of or Concurrent Enrollment In:  

    Note: This class must be taken concurrently with TRANS 102   and TRANS 103 .
  

  • TRANS 102 Basic Transportation Service & Systems 102

    5 CR

    Basic Transportation is a hybrid class. A portion of the lecture component will be delivered through an on-line “textbook”. Students will begin to apply tool use and shop practices that are introduced in Basic Transportation 102. These practices will be demonstrated on shop and customer vehicles. NOTE: Students are required to complete all General Education courses before entering DET 139, DET 240, DET 242.
    Prerequisite(s): ACCUPLACER Arithmetic score of 38 or MATH 090   with a C or better or ABE 050   with a C or better, and ACCUPLACER Reading Comprehension score of 71 or RDG 085   with a C or better, and ACCUPLACER Sentence Skills score of 71 or ENGL 092   with a C or better and a valid driver’s license or Instructor permission.
    Corequisite(s):  

     
    Completion Of or Concurrent Enrollment In:  

    Note: This class must be taken concurrently with TRANS 101   and TRANS 103 .
  

  • TRANS 103 Basic Transportation Service & Systems 103

    5 CR

    Basic Transportation is a hybrid class. A portion of the lecture component will be delivered through an on-line “textbook”. Student will continue to implement the knowledge they have gained in Trans 101 and 102 to more advanced vehicle systems. Students at this point will have the basic knowledge of dealing with customer concerns, verifying their concerns and beginning to diagnose basic problems. NOTE: Students are required to complete all General Education courses before entering DET 139, DET 240, DET 242.
    Prerequisite(s): ACCUPLACER Arithmetic score of 38 or MATH 090   with a C or better or ABE 050   with a C or better, and ACCUPLACER Reading Comprehension score of 71 or RDG 085   with a C or better, and ACCUPLACER Sentence Skills score of 71 or ENGL 092   with a C or better and a valid driver’s license or Instructor permission.
    Completion Of or Concurrent Enrollment In:  

    Note: This class must be taken concurrently with TRANS 101   and TRANS 102 .

Veterinary Technician
  

  • VET 117 Veterinary Assistant Internship

    2 CR
    This course is for students, enrolled in the Veterinary Technician Program who choose the “‘early out” option and are pursuing a certificate in Veterinary Assistant. Students are to gain work experience as a Veterinary Assistant in an appropriate setting.
    Prerequisite(s): VETT 101 , VETT 102 , VETT 103 , VETT 104 , VETT 106 , VETT 107 , VETT 108 , VETT 109 , VETT 201 , VETT 202  & VETT 120  with a minimum grade of C- in each course.
  

  • VET 120 Medical Dosages and Calculations

    4 CR
    Content of this course will cover the necessary concepts involved in mathematics used in veterinary medicine. This will include: dosage calculations, English and metric conversions, percents, ratios, and other technical applications.
    Prerequisite(s): Veterinary Technician Program Admission.
  

  • VETT 101 Veterinary Nursing I

    5 CR
    Upon completion of this module, the Veterinary Assistant and Veterinary Technician student will be able to safely and effectively obtain subjective and objective patient data that will allow accurate evaluation of the patient with minimum stress and maximum safety. Also, the Veterinary Assistant and Veterinary Technician student will be able to carry out appropriate therapeutic techniques in order to achieve maximum health benefits for the patient.
    Prerequisite(s): Veterinary Technician Program Admission.
  

  • VETT 102 Veterinary Anatomy & Physiology I

    6 CR
    Upon completion of this course, the Veterinary Assistant and Veterinary Technician student will be knowledgeable in: 1) The function of basic cell structure; 2) Skeletal anatomy & physiology; 3) Integument & muscular systems; 4) The respiratory & cardiovascular systems; 5) The hemolymphatic, gastrointestinal, endocrine, reproductive, urinary, & nervous systems.
    Prerequisite(s): Veterinary Technician Program Admission.
  

  • VETT 103 Veterinary Medical Terminology

    3 CR
    Upon completion of this module, the Veterinary Assistant and Veterinary Technician student will: understand terms of anatomical topography, nursing records, and pharmaceutical, emergency and surgical, medicine, and patient description terms; students should also be comfortable and accurate with metric system conversion.
    Prerequisite(s): Veterinary Technician Program Admission.
  

  • VETT 104 Veterinary Nutrition I

    3 CR
    Given the characteristics of the patient, the Veterinary Assistant and Veterinary Technician student will understand appropriate and inappropriate dietary components for various life stages to promote optimal health. Also, the Veterinary Assistant and Veterinary Technician student will be able to explain nutritional recommendations to clients and reinforce owner compliance.
    Prerequisite(s): VETT 101 , VETT 102  & VETT 103  with a minimum grade of C- in each course.
  

  • VETT 105 Learning for a Lifetime

    2 CR
    The goals of this module are to enable the student to learn the materials of Veterinary Technician medicine in a logical, goal-oriented manner. The Veterinary Technician student should be empowered with critical thinking and problem-solving skills. The Veterinary Technician student should be able to utilize a variety of reference media and assess that material for quality of content. Finally, the Veterinary Technician student should be able to tailor study skills to address their personal strengths and weaknesses with the goal of maximizing retention of material learned during the Veterinary Technician Program and in continuing education pursuits throughout his or her career.
    Prerequisite(s): Veterinary Technician Program Admission.
  

  • VETT 106 Microbiology, Virology, & Mycology

    3 CR
    Upon completion of this module, the Veterinary Assistant and Veterinary Technician student will be able to classify, collect, & culture bacteria. The Veterinary Assistant or Veterinary Technician student will also be knowledgeable in mycology & virology.
    Prerequisite(s): VETT 101 , VETT 102  & VETT 103  with a minimum grade of C- in each course.
  

  • VETT 107 Small Animal Parasitology

    4 CR
    Upon completion of this module, the Veterinary Assistant and Veterinary Technician student will be able to: 1) Identify & describe the life cycle of ecto- and endo- parasites; 2) Understand the importance of parasites in veterinary and zoonotic disease; 3) Understand the importance of, and demonstrate proper diagnostic fecal techniques; 4) Identify parasite ova, adults and non-parasite artifacts; 5) Review therapy and prevention of parasitic diseases
    Prerequisite(s): VETT 101 , VETT 102  & VETT 103  with a minimum grade of C- in each course.
  

  • VETT 108 Radiology I

    5 CR
    Given the characteristics of the patient and the radiographic study that has been requested, the Veterinary Assistant and Veterinary Technician student will be able to prepare the radiographic equipment, measure the animal using topographic landmarks and choose the appropriate radiographic technique to provide maximum diagnostic benefit in an appropriate and safe manner. The Veterinary Technician student will be able to assess the image quality and offer options to correct deficiencies.
    Prerequisite(s): VETT 101 , VETT 102  & VETT 103  with a minimum grade of C- in each course.
  

  • VETT 109 Clinical Laboratory Sciences

    5 CR
    Upon completion of this module, the Veterinary Assistant and Veterinary Technician student will be able to properly handle and submit appropriate samples for diagnostic analysis to ensure maximum accuracy of results. Also, give the characteristics of the laboratory equipment; the student will determine proper maintenance and quality control procedures necessary to ensure accurate results.
    Prerequisite(s): VETT 101 , VETT 102  & VETT 103  with a minimum grade of C- in each course.
  

  • VETT 110 Veterinary Anatomy & Physiology II

    3 CR
    Upon completion of this module, the Veterinary Technician student will be knowledgeable in: 1) Unique equine features: head and gastrointestinal tract and reproductive tract; 2) Unique ruminant features: gastrointestinal tract and reproductive tract and foot; 3) Avian anatomy.
    Prerequisite(s): VETT 104 , VETT 106 , VETT 107 , VETT 108  & VETT 109  with a minimum grade of C- in each course.
  

  • VETT 111 Small Animal Medicine I

    3 CR
    Upon completion of this module, the Veterinary Technician student will be knowledgeable in: 1) The general approach to medical problems and become familiar with systemic diseases; 2) Respiratory & cardiac diseases; 3) Gastrointestinal diseases; 4) Urinary tract diseases; 5) Liver & pancreas diseases; 6) Endocrine diseases; 7) Neurologic diseases; 8) Erythrocytes, platelets, & coagulation.
    Prerequisite(s): VETT 104 , VETT 106 , VETT 107 , VETT 108  & VETT 109  with a minimum grade of C- in each course.
  

  • VETT 112 Veterinary Nursing II: Surgical

    5 CR
    Given the characteristics of the patient and the surgical procedure to be performed, the Veterinary Technician student will be able to: 1) Assess the patient’s pre-surgical status and tests and report to the veterinarian; 2) Verify the owner’s consent to the procedure and its cost; 3) Identify and apply appropriate surgical site preparation of hair clipping and decontamination; 4) Position the patient appropriately for maximum surgical convenience and safety; 5) Maintain aseptic technique for surgical facility and equipment
    Prerequisite(s): VETT 104 , VETT 106 , VETT 107 , VETT 108  & VETT 109  with a minimum grade of C- in each course.
  

  • VETT 113 Immunology & Pharmacology I

    3 CR
    Upon completion of this module, the Veterinary Technician student will be able to calculate the correct amount of medication in the prescribed form and administer it by the prescribed route as directed by a veterinarian. The Veterinary Technician student shall also be able to differentiate between normal and abnormal responses to medications and communicate necessary information to clients in order to maximize safety and compliance for effective treatment. Finally, the Veterinary Technician student should be proficient at inventory control procedures, especially as applied to controlled substances.
    Prerequisite(s): VETT 104 , VETT 106 , VETT 107 , VETT 108  & VETT 109  with a minimum grade of C- in each course
  

  • VETT 114 Dentistry

    4 CR
    Upon completion of this module, the Veterinary Technician student will be knowledgeable of: 1) Dental anatomy & pathophysiology; 2) Dental radiographs; 3) Dental instruments & usage; 4) Large animal dentistry (equine & swine); 5) Small mammal dentistry & avian beaks.
    Prerequisite(s): VETT 104 , VETT 106 , VETT 107 , VETT 108  & VETT 109  with a minimum grade of C- in each course
  

  • VETT 115 Radiology II

    5 CR
    Given the characteristics of the patient and the radiographic study that has been requested, the Veterinary Assistant and Veterinary Technician student will be able to prepare the radiographic equipment, measure the animal using topographic landmarks and choose the appropriate radiographic technique to provide maximum diagnostic benefit in an appropriate and safe manner. The Veterinary Technician student will be able to assess the image quality and offer options to correct deficiencies. Also given the characteristics of the patient and the non-radiographic imaging study requested, the Veterinary Technician student will properly prepare the imaging site and equipment and position the patient appropriately for the study.
    Prerequisite(s): VETT 105 , VETT 110 , VETT 111 , VETT 112 , VETT 113 , VETT 114  & VETT 203  with a minimum grade of C- in each course
  

  • VETT 116 Large Animal Medicine

    3 CR
    Upon completion of this module, the Veterinary Technician student will be knowledgeable in: 1) Equine preventative health care, gastrointestinal diseases, respiratory & cardia diseases, lameness, & reproductive & neonate diseases; 2) Bovine gastrointestinal & reproductive diseases; 3) Important diseases of sheep, goats, & llamas.
    Prerequisite(s): VETT 115 , VETT 118 , VETT 119 , VETT 120 , VETT 121  & VETT 125  with a minimum grade of C- in each course
  

  • VETT 117 Veterinary Nursing III: Large Animal

    5 CR
    Upon completion of this module, the Veterinary Technician student will be able to safely and effectively obtain subjective and objective patient data that will allow accurate evaluation of the patient with minimum stress and maximum safety. In addition, the Veterinary Assistant and Veterinary Technician student will be able to carry out appropriate therapeutic techniques in order to achieve maximum health benefits for the patient.
    Prerequisite(s): VETT 115 , VETT 118 , VETT 119 , VETT 120 , VETT 121  & VETT 125  with a minimum grade of C- in each course
  

  • VETT 118 Small Animal Medicine II

    3 CR
    Upon completion of this module, the Veterinary Technician student will be knowledgeable with the following relative small animal medicine: 1) Lymphatics, spleen, & bone marrow; 2) Reproductive disorders; 3) Trauma medicine; 4) Transfusion medicine; 5) Sepsis; 6) Diabetes mellitus & diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA); 7) Acute abdomen stabilization.
    Prerequisite(s): VETT 105 , VETT 110 , VETT 111 , VETT 112 , VETT 113 , VETT 114  & VETT 203  with a minimum grade of C- in each course
  

  • VETT 119 Advanced Clinical Lab Sciences

    4 CR
    Upon completion of this module, the Veterinary Technician student will be knowledgeable in the following advanced clinical laboratory sciences: 1) Seology & antigen testing; 2) Pulse oximetry, capnography, & blood gas analysis; 3) Electrocardiogram (EKG); 4) Arthrocentesis, CSF tap, & bone marrow evaluation; 5) Blood pressure evaluation; 6) Thoracocentesis, abdominocentesis, & transtracheal wash; 7) Blood collection for transfusion or blood culture; 8) Advanced hematology.
    Prerequisite(s): VETT 105 , VETT 110 , VETT 111 , VETT 112 , VETT 113 , VETT 114  & VETT 203  with a minimum grade of C- in each course
  

  • VETT 120 Anesthesia

    5 CR
    Given the characteristics of the anesthetic patient and the procedure, (assisted by the veterinarian) the Veterinary Technician student will assess patient risk status and determine appropriate perianesthetic, anesthetic and pain management protocols. Also (assisted by the veterinarian), the Veterinary Technician student will choose appropriate monitoring equipment and techniques to maintain safe anesthesia, pain management and anesthesia recovery.
    Prerequisite(s): WLD 105 , VETT 110 , VETT 111 , VETT 112 , VETT 113 , VETT 114  & VETT 203  with a minimum grade of C- in each course
  

  • VETT 121 Exotic Animal Medicine

    3 CR
    Given the unique requirements for exotic species, the Veterinary Technician student will safely obtain subjective and objective data that will allow evaluation of these animals. The Veterinary Technician student will be able to: identify husbandry issues and recognize normal from abnormal behaviors and vital signs.
    Prerequisite(s): VETT 105 , VETT 110 , VETT 111 , VETT 112 , VETT 113 , VETT 114  & VETT 203  with a minimum grade of C- in each course
  

  • VETT 122 Veterinary Nutrition II

    2 CR
    Upon completion of this module, the Veterinary Technician student will be knowledgeable of: 1) Nutrition & recovery care; 2) Therapeutic nutrition; 3) Small mammal & avian nutrition; 4) Nutrition of lizards, snakes, & turtles.
    Prerequisite(s): VETT 115 , VETT 118 , VETT 119 , VETT 120 , VETT 121  & VETT 125  with a minimum grade of C- in each course
  

  • VETT 123 Veterinary Nursing IV: Critical Care

    5 CR
    Upon completion of this module, the Veterinary Technician student will be able to safely and effectively obtain subjective and objective patient data that will allow accurate evaluation of the patient with minimum stress and maximum safety. Also, the Veterinary Assistant and Veterinary Technician student will be able to carry out appropriate therapeutic techniques in order to achieve maximum health benefits for the patient.
    Prerequisite(s): VETT 115 , VETT 118 , VETT 119 , VETT 120 , VETT 121  & VETT 125  with a minimum grade of C- in each course
  

  • VETT 124 Specialty Medicine

    3 CR
    Upon completion of this module, the Veterinary Technician student will be knowledgeable of the following veterinary medicine specialties: 1) Ophthamology; 2) Dermatology; 3) Oncology; 4) Alternative & complimentary medicine; 5) Physical therapy; 6) Cardiology; 7) Theriogenology; 8) Hospice care.
    Prerequisite(s): VETT 115 , VETT 126 , VETT 119 , VETT 120 , VETT 121  & VETT 125  with a minimum grade of C- in each course
  

  • VETT 125 Humanity of Veterinary Medicine

    2 CR
    Upon completion of this module, the Veterinary Technician student will be able to effectively contribute to the professional and efficient operation of the veterinary facility in order to provide maximum benefits to clients, patients and the facility. Also, the Veterinary Technician student will be able to effectively and accurately acquire and convey information to the client and to veterinary colleagues.
    Prerequisite(s): VETT 105 , VETT 110 , VETT 111 , VETT 112 , VETT 113 , VETT 114  & VETT 203  with a minimum grade of C- in each course
  

  • VETT 126 Pharmacology II

    3 CR
    Upon completion of this module, the Veterinary Technician student will be be knowledgeable of: 1) Gastrointestinal drugs; 2) Hormones; 3) Anticonvulsants; 4) Therapies for the following: hypertension, airway disease, allergic disease, heart disease, & behavior disorders.
    Prerequisite(s): VETT 115 , VETT 118 , VETT 119 , VETT 120 , VETT 121  & VETT 125  with a minimum grade of C- in each course
  

  • VETT 130 Veterinary Clinical Work Experience

    12 CR
    A cooperative effort between practicing veterinary facilities and Bellingham Technical College to provide hands-on training. Student will observe, assist, and perform tasks at selected facilities as directed by veterinary staff, using all knowledge gained during program.
    Prerequisite(s): VETT 116 , VETT 117 , VETT 122 , VETT 123 , VETT 124 , VETT 126  & VETT 205  with a minimum grade of C- in each course
  

  • VETT 201 Mentorship Lab I

    3 CR
    This lab requires students, under the supervision of a mentor or the faculty, to demonstrate competency in an escalating list of skills in the lab and the clinical sites. Each quarter builds upon that quarter’s didactic material as well as previous skill sets. Primary skills focus: animal restraint, physical exam, diagnostic sampling, and small animal patient care.
    Prerequisite(s): Veterinary Technician Program Admission.
  

  • VETT 202 Mentorship Lab II

    3 CR
    This lab requires students, under the supervision of a mentor or the faculty, to demonstrate competency in an escalating list of skills in the lab and the clinical sites. Each quarter builds upon that quarter’s didactic material as well as previous skill sets. Primary skills focus: advanced sampling techniques and beginning radiology.
    Prerequisite(s): VETT 201  with a minimum grade of C-
  

  • VETT 203 Mentorship Lab III

    3 CR
    This lab requires students, under the supervision of a mentor or the faculty, to demonstrate competency in an escalating list of skills in the lab and the clinical sites. Each quarter builds upon that quarter’s didactic material as well as previous skill sets. Primary skills focus: surgical assisting and nursing, dressing and bandaging techniques, and dentistry.
    Prerequisite(s): VETT 202  with a minimum grade of C-
  

  • VETT 204 Mentorship Lab IV

    3 CR
    This lab requires students, under the supervision of a mentor or the faculty, to demonstrate competency in an escalating list of skills in the lab and the clinical sites. Each quarter builds upon that quarter’s didactic material as well as previous skill sets. Primary skills focus: anesthesia, advanced diagnostics, and advanced radiology.
    Prerequisite(s): VETT 105 , VETT 110 , VETT 111 , VETT 112 , VETT 113 , VETT 114  & VETT 203  with a minimum grade of C- in each course
  

  • VETT 205 Mentorship Lab V

    3 CR
    This lab requires students, under the supervision of a mentor or the faculty, to demonstrate competency in an escalating list of skills in the lab and the clinical sites. Each quarter builds upon that quarter’s didactic material as well as previous skill sets. Primary skills focus: equine patient care, bovine patient care, and advanced nursing care.
    Prerequisite(s): VETT 204   with a minimum grade of C-

Welding
  

  • WLD 101 Welding Safety

    2 CR
    Introduction to the general welding industry, shop safety and orientation to the metal shop environment. Also electrical and compressed gas cylinder safety, and safe applications with grinders, band saws, and ironworkers.
    Prerequisite(s): ACCUPLACER Reading Comprehension score of 71 or RDG 085 with a C or better and ACCUPLACER Sentence Skills score of 71 or ENGL 092 with a C or better.  ACCUPLACER Arithmetic score of 38 or MATH 090 or ABE 050 with a C or better.
  

  • WLD 105 Thermal Cutting Processes

    4 CR
    This course will introduce the student to the basics of plasma arc cutting and oxy-fuel cutting processes including cutting safety; theory of gases; and hands-on lab practice. Cylinder handling and equipment safety and orientation will be stressed.
    Completion Of or Concurrent Enrollment In: WLD 101  , WLD 110  and WLD 120  all with a C- or better or concurrent enrollment in WLD 101, WLD 110 and WLD 120 or Instructor permission.
  

  • WLD 106 Print Reading I

    2 CR
    Students will learn to use prints and drawings used in the welding trade. Students will study interpretation of basic drawings and prints, dimensions, terminology, notes, applied mathematics and sketching and drawing techniques.
    Prerequisite(s): WLD 101  and WLD 105  and WLD 110  and WLD 120  all with a C- or better or Instructor permission.
    Completion Of or Concurrent Enrollment In: WLD 130  WLD 140   andWLD 150  all with a C- or better or concurrent enrollment in WLD 130  , WLD 140  and WLD 150  or Instructor permission.
  

  • WLD 110 SMAW I

    4 CR
    Students will learn applications of power sources, electrode identification, and basic steel metallurgy, while practicing lab techniques in E6010 and E7018 SMAW Electrodes in the weld booth.
    Completion Of or Concurrent Enrollment In: WLD 101  , WLD 105  and WLD 120  all with a C- or better or concurrent enrollment in WLD 101, WLD 105 and WLD 120 or Instructor permission.
  

  • WLD 116 SMAW Practice

    2 CR
    Students will demonstrate all position SMAW welding techniques using E6010 or E7018 electrodes.
    Prerequisite(s): WLD 101   and WLD 105  and WLD 106  and WLD 110  and WLD 120  and WLD 130  and WLD 140  and WLD 150  all with a C- or better or Instructor permission.
    Completion Of or Concurrent Enrollment In: WLD 121  , WLD 131  and WLD 141  all with a C- or better or concurrent enrollment in WLD 121  , WLD 131  and WLD 141  or Instructor permission.
  

  • WLD 120 GMAW I

    4 CR
    Introduction to the Gas Metal Arc Welding, welding process for mild steel. Power sources, techniques, shielding gases, metallurgy, and electrode identification will be covered. The student will learn the application of this process through lab practice in the weld booth.
    Completion Of or Concurrent Enrollment In: WLD 101 , WLD 105  and WLD 110  all with a C- or better or concurrent enrollment in WLD 101, WLD 105 and WLD 110 or Instructor permission.
  

  • WLD 121 GMAW Aluminum I

    4 CR
    This introduction to the gas metal arc welding process on aluminum covers safety, power sources, metallurgy, gases, filler metals, and lab practice.
    Prerequisite(s): WLD 101  , WLD 105  ,  WLD 106 , WLD 110  ,WLD 130 ,  WLD 140  and WLD 150  all with a C- or better or Instructor permission.
    Completion Of or Concurrent Enrollment In: WLD 116   WLD 131  and WLD 141  all with a C- or better or concurrent enrollment in WLD 116  , WLD 131  and WLD 141  or Instructor permission.
  

  • WLD 130 FCAW I

    4 CR
    Course covers the flux core arc welding process, including dual shield and self-shielding processes. Classroom discussion includes process safety and applications, power sources, shielding gases, FCAW electrodes and metallurgy. Lab practice on mild steel in the weld booth.
    Prerequisite(s): WLD 101  and WLD 105  and WLD 110  and WLD 120  all with a C- or better or Instructor permission.
    Completion Of or Concurrent Enrollment In: WLD 106  , WLD 140  and WLD 150  all with a C- or better or concurrent enrollment in WLD 106  , WLD 140  and WLD 150  or Instructor permission.
  
  

  • WLD 140 GTAW I

    4 CR
    This Introduction to Gas Tungsten Arc Welding process covers safety, power sources, metallurgy, gases, filler metals and welding lab practice on mild steel in the weld booth.
    Prerequisite(s): WLD 101  , WLD 105  , WLD 110  , and WLD 120  all with a C- or better or Instructor permission.
    Completion Of or Concurrent Enrollment In: WLD 106  , WLD 130  and WLD 150  all with a C- or better or concurrent enrollment in WLD 106  , WLD 130  and WLD 150  OR Instructor permission.
  

  • WLD 141 GTAW Aluminum I

    4 CR
    This introduction to gas tungsten arc welding process on aluminum covers safety, power sources, metallurgy, gases, filler metals, and lab practice.
    Prerequisite(s): WLD 101  ,WLD 105  , WLD 106  , WLD 110  , WLD 120  , WLD 130  , WLD 140 , and WLD 150  all with a C- or better or Instructor permission.
    Completion Of or Concurrent Enrollment In: WLD 116  ,WLD 121  and WLD 131  all with a C- or better or concurrent enrollment in WLD 116  , WLD 121  and WLD 131  OR Instructor permission.
  

  • WLD 150 Introduction to Metal Fabricating

    4 CR
    Students will learn and apply basic layout and fabricating techniques, applying simple print reading concepts, and cutting and welding techniques, to produce simple fabricated small projects. Will familiarize students with shop equipment and sign-off each for safety. GMAW and FCAW welding processes may be used, as well as Plasma and Oxy/Fuel Thermal Cutting processes, and introduction to bevellers. The importance of accurate measuring; precision squares, angles, drilling and leveling; attention to detail, neatness, and the finished product will be demonstrated in an approved small fabrication project.
    Prerequisite(s): WLD 101  , WLD 105 ,  WLD 110 , and WLD 120  all with a C- or better or Instructor permission.
    Completion Of or Concurrent Enrollment In: WLD 106  , WLD 130  and WLD 140  all with a C- or better or concurrent enrollment in WLD 106  , WLD 130  and WLD 140  OR Instructor permission.
  

  • WLD 173 Basic Welding

    2 CR
    This course covers basic industrial welding techniques and safety. From beginning competencies in SMAW and oxy/fuel cutting, through GMAW and plasma cutting processes. Basic fabricating principles will cover lap, fillet, and butt weld joint set-up.
  

  • WLD 205 Print Reading II - Pipe

    3 CR
    Students will learn to use prints and drawings used in the welding trade, with emphasis on piping. Students will study and interpret industry drawings and prints, ISO’s, plan drawings, symbols, dimensions, terminology, notes, applied mathematics, sketching and drawing techniques.
    Prerequisite(s): WLD 210   with a C- or better and WLD 211  with a C- or better or Instructor permission.
    Completion Of or Concurrent Enrollment In: WLD 215   with a C- or better and WLD 256  with a C- or better or concurrent enrollment in WLD 215  and WLD 256  OR Instructor permission.
  

  • WLD 206 Print Reading II - Welding & Fabrication

    3 CR
    Students will learn to use prints and drawings used in the welding trade, with emphasis on structural steel. Students will study and interpret industry drawings and prints, plan drawings, symbols, dimensions, terminology, notes, applied mathematics, sketching and drawing techniques.
    Prerequisite(s): WLD 101 , WLD 105  , WLD 106  , WLD 110  , WLD 116  , WLD 120  , WLD 121  , WLD 130  , WLD 131  ,WLD 140  , WLD 141  , and WLD 150  all with a C- or better or Instructor permission.
    Completion Of or Concurrent Enrollment In: WLD 230  , WLD 242  and WLD 252  all with a C- or better or concurrent enrollment in WLD 230  , WLD 242  and WLD 252  OR Instructor permission.
  

  • WLD 209 Codes & Standards

    3 CR
    Discussion of commonly used destructive and non-destructive weld testing processes and techniques, visual weld inspection parameters and techniques, and industry accepted codes and welding standards, publications, and standardizing organizations; including AWS, ASME, ANSI, API, AA and WABO.
    Prerequisite(s): WLD 213   with a C- or better and WLD 230  with a C- or better or Instructor permission.
    Completion Of or Concurrent Enrollment In: WLD 271   with a C- or better or concurrent enrollment in WLD 271  OR Instructor permission.
  

  • WLD 210 SMAW II

    6 CR
    Open-Root Carbon Steel late Shield Arc Welding in 2G and 3G positions. Emphasis on open-root groove welding on 3/8” - 1/2” plate with E6010 (Root), and E7018 (Fill & Cap) for students enrolled in Pipe Pathway. This welding practice follows AWS Welding Standard D1.1 and WABO Structural Steel Welding Code, and is beginning practice to qualify open-root welds to ASME IX: B31.3; and AP1104 SMAW Pipe Welding Certification Standards for pressure piping applications required by local refineries and affiliated industrial piping applications.
    Prerequisite(s): WLD 101  , WLD 105  , WLD 106  , WLD 110  , WLD 116  , WLD 120  , WLD 121  , WLD 130  , WLD 131  , WLD 140  , WLD 141  , and WLD 150  all with a C- or better or Instructor permission.
    Completion Of or Concurrent Enrollment In: WLD 211   with a C- or better or concurrent enrollment in WLD 211  OR Instructor permission.
  

  • WLD 211 SMAW III

    6 CR
    Open Root Carbon Steel Plate Shield Metal Arc Welding in 4G position. Emphasis on open root groove welding on 3/8” - 1” plate with E6010 (Root), and E7018 (Fill & Cap) for students enrolled in Pipe Pathway. This welding practice follows AWS Welding Standard D1.1 Structural Steel Welding Code, and is beginning practice to qualify open root welds to ASME IX: B31.1 and B31.3; and AP1104 SMAW Pipe Welding Certification Standards for pressure piping applications required by local refineries and affiliated industrial piping applications.
    Prerequisite(s): WLD 101  , WLD 105  , WLD 106  , WLD 110  , WLD 116  , WLD 120  , WLD 121  , WLD 130  , WLD 131  , WLD 140  , WLD 141  , and WLD 150  all with a C- or better or Instructor permission.
    Completion Of or Concurrent Enrollment In: WLD 210   with a C- or better or concurrent enrollment in WLD 210  OR Instructor permission.
  

  • WLD 213 Print Reading III

    3 CR
    Advanced Print Reading for 2nd year students. Students will study interpretation of basic drawings and prints, dimensions, terminology, notes, applied mathematics and sketching and drawing techniques. Also may include applications for CNC Plasma Software, Isometric reading and drawing, and understanding basic AutoCAD applications.
    Prerequisite(s): WLD 101  , WLD 105  , WLD 106  , WLD 110  , WLD 116  , WLD 120  , WLD 121  , WLD 130  , WLD 131  , WLD 140  , WLD 141  , and WLD 150  all with a C- or better or Instructor permission.
    Completion Of or Concurrent Enrollment In: (WLD 220  , WLD 232  and WLD 254  all with a C- or better or concurrent enrollment in WLD 220  , WLD 232  and WLD 254  for Welding & Fab: General pathway) OR (WLD 230  , WLD 257  and WLD 262  all with a C- or better or concurrent enrollment in WLD 230  , WLD 257  and WLD 262  for Welding & Fab: Pipe pathway) OR Instructor permission.
  

  • WLD 215 SMAW Pipe

    6 CR
    Shield metal arc welding of open-root steel pipe in all positions in preparation for industrial applications and the AWS/WABO Pipe Welding Certification Test (AWS/WABO testing is offered in-house). This pipe welding practice follows AWS Welding Standard D1.1 and WABO Structural Welding Code and ASME IX and B31.3 SMAW Pipe Welding Certification Standards for pressure piping applications required by local refineries and affiliated industrial applications. Pipe welding conducted in 2G, 5G, and 6G positions on 8” pipe.
    Prerequisite(s): WLD 210   with a  C- or better and WLD 211  with a C- or better or Instructor permission.
    Completion Of or Concurrent Enrollment In: WLD 205   with a C- or better and WLD 256  with a C- or better or concurrent enrollment in WLD 205  and WLD 256  OR Instructor permission.
  

  • WLD 220 SMAW Test Practice II

    4 CR
    Lab exploring avenues for overcoming the difficulties of advanced SMA welding, including confined space applications, and out of position welding. Will apply practices on standard unlimited structural groove weld test plates.
    Prerequisite(s): WLD 206   with a C- or better and WLD 230  with a C- or better and WLD 242  with a C- or better or Instructor permission.
    Completion Of or Concurrent Enrollment In: WLD 213  , WLD 232  and WLD 254  all with a C- or better or concurrent enrollment in WLD 213  , WLD 232  and WLD 254  OR Instructor permission.
  

  • WLD 230 FCAW II

    3 CR
    Advanced FCA welding techniques in all positions; in the weld booth and in work simulated difficult positions such as the welding module. Lab practice will include preparation for AWS and WABO certification testing.
    Prerequisite(s): WLD 101  , WLD 105  , WLD 106  , WLD 110  , WLD 116  , WLD 120  , WLD 121  , WLD 130  , WLD 131  , WLD 140  , WLD 141  , and WLD 150  all with a C- or beter or Instuctor Permission.
    Completion Of or Concurrent Enrollment In: (WLD 206  , WLD 242  and WLD 252  all with a C- or better or concurrent enrollment in WLD 206  , WLD 242  and WLD 252  if part of Welding & Fab: General pathway) OR (WLD 213  , WLD 257  and WLD 262  all with a C- or better or concurrent enrollment in WLD 213  , WLD 257  and WLD 262  if part of Welding & Fab: Pipe pathway) OR Instructor permission.
  

  • WLD 232 FCAW Practices II

    4 CR
    FCAW process in various positions for advanced welding techniques.
    Prerequisite(s): WLD 206  , WLD 230  , WLD 242  , and WLD 252  all with a C- or better or Instructor permission.
    Completion Of or Concurrent Enrollment In: WLD 213  , WLD 220  and WLD 254  all with a C- or better or concurrent enrollment in WLD 213  , WLD 220  and WLD 254  OR Instructor permission.
  

  • WLD 242 GTAW & GMAW Alloy

    4 CR
    This course is designed to give students experience fabricating projects from aluminum, stainless steel and other alloys. Students will use large shop equipment including CNC plasma, press brake, hydraulic plate shear, and overhead bridge crane.
    Prerequisite(s): WLD 101  , WLD 105  , WLD 106  , WLD 110  , WLD 116  , WLD 120  , WLD 121  , WLD 130  , WLD 131 , WLD 140  , WLD 141  , and WLD 150  all with a C- or beter or Instuctor permission.
    Completion Of or Concurrent Enrollment In: WLD 206  , WLD 230  and WLD 252  all with a C- or better or concurrent enrollment in WLD 206  , WLD 230  and WLD 252  OR Instructor permission.
  

  • WLD 252 Alloy Fabrication

    6 CR
    Advanced fabricating techniques for alloys. Students will use large shop equipment and welding power supplies to fabricate projects from alloys including but not limited to aluminum, stainless steel and titanium to an industry acceptable standard.
    Prerequisite(s): WLD 101  , WLD 105  , WLD 106  , WLD 110  , WLD 116  , WLD 120  , WLD 121  , WLD 130  , WLD 131  , WLD 140  , WLD 141  , and WLD 150  all with a C- or beter or Instuctor permission.
    Completion Of or Concurrent Enrollment In: WLD 206  , WLD 230  and WLD 242  all with a C- or better or concurrent enrollment in WLD 206  , WLD 230  and WLD 242  OR Instructor permission.
  

  • WLD 254 Steel Fabrication

    5 CR
    Advanced fabricating techniques for steel.  Students will use large shop equipment and welding power supplies to fabricate projects from standard structural shapes to applicable industry standard.
    Prerequisite(s): WLD 206   WLD 230  , WLD 242  , and WLD 252  all with a C- or better or Instructor permission.
    Completion Of or Concurrent Enrollment In: WLD 213  , WLD 220  and WLD 232  all with a C- or better or concurrent enrollment in WLD 213  , WLD 220  and WLD 232  OR Instructor permission.
  

  • WLD 256 Pipe Fabrication I

    6 CR
    Advanced Fabrication techniques for Pipe, including basic trade math, measuring tools and techniques, pipe welding layout and fit-up techniques for large-bore and small-bore steel pipe; pipe materials and fittings; pipe fitting safety, tools and techniques; and preparation of beveled pipe joints for welding. Welding is to WABO structural, AWS and ASME Pressure pipe welding standards, and Fabrication to accepted Industry Standards. This course will be based extensively on The Pipe Fitter’s Blue Book by Graves and BTC’s Pipe Welding and Pipe Fitting from NCCER Pipefitting Levels 1-4.
    Prerequisite(s): WLD 210   with a C- or better and WLD 211  with a C- or better or Instructor permission
    Completion Of or Concurrent Enrollment In: WLD 205   with a C- or better and WLD 215  with a C- or better or concurrent enrollment in WLD 205  and WLD 215  OR Instructor permission.
  

  • WLD 257 Pipe Fabrication II

    5 CR
    Advanced Fabrication techniques for Pipe per Piping Industry accepted codes and standards. Will include trade math in laying-out angles and offsets; pipefitting calculations; special pipefitting problems, including branch connections, headers; and fabrication piping systems involving reducers, and fabrication of offsets. Also pipe support systems and rigging for piping installations in the Fabrication Module. This course will be based extensively on The Pipe Fitter’s Blue Book by Graves and BTC’s Pipe Welding and Pipe Fitting, Volumes I & II from NCCER Pipefitting Levels 1-4.
    Prerequisite(s): WLD 205  with a C- or better and WLD 215  with a C- or better and WLD 256  with a C- or better or Instructor permission.
    Completion Of or Concurrent Enrollment In: WLD 213   WLD 230  and WLD 262  all with a C- or better or concurrent enrollment in WLD 213  , WLD 230  and WLD 262  OR Instructor permission.
  

  • WLD 262 GTAW Pipe Welding

    4 CR
    GTAW open root welding on carbon steel will be discussed. Pipe fitting techniques; for GTAW remote amperage adjustment and scratch-arc techniques. Welding in the booth and in the fabrication shop or Fabrication Module will be demonstrated and practiced.
    Prerequisite(s): WLD 205  with a C- or better and WLD 215  with a C- or better and WLD 256  with a C- or better or Instructor permission.
    Completion Of or Concurrent Enrollment In: WLD 213  , WLD 230  and WLD 257  all with a C- or better or concurrent enrollment in WLD 213  , WLD 230  and WLD 257  OR Instructor permission.
  

  • WLD 271 Welder Testing

    6 CR
    This course requires successful completion of at least one AWS/WABO Certification Test (SMAW or FCAW) on 1” plate or 8” Schedule 80 Pipe. Proof of industry certification may substitute for this requirement by Instructor permission.
    Prerequisite(s): WLD 213   with a C- or better and WLD 230  with a C- or better or Instructor permission.
    Completion Of or Concurrent Enrollment In: WLD 209   with a C- or better or concurrent enrollment in WLD 209  OR Instructor permission.
  

  • WLD 281 Welding Upgrade 20hr

    1 CR
    Self-guided welding practice in the welding booth. A 20-hour upgrade in one credit. May be taken multiple times.
    Prerequisite(s): Instructor Permission
  

  • WLD 282 Welding Upgrade 50hr

    2 CR
    Self-guided welding practice in the welding booth. A 50-hour upgrade in 2 Credits. May be taken multiple times.
    Prerequisite(s): Instructor permission
  

  • WLD 283 Welding Upgrade 70hr

    3 CR
    Self-guided welding practice in the welding booth. A 70-hour upgrade is 3 Credits. May be taken multiple times.
    Prerequisite(s): Instructor permission
  

  • WLD 291 Capstone Project I

    3 CR
    A culminating project consisting of a portfolio, resume, and job search element, and a culminating fabrication project under the direction of staff.
    Prerequisite(s): WLD 213   with a C- or better or WLD 230  with a C- or better or Instructor Permission.
    Completion Of or Concurrent Enrollment In: WLD 209   with a C- or better and WLD 271  with a C- or better or concurrent enrollment in WLD 209  and WLD 271  OR Instructor permission.
  

  • WLD 292 Capstone Project II

    6 CR
    A culminating project consisting of a portfolio, resume and job search element, and a culminating fabrication project under the direction of staff.
    Prerequisite(s): WLD 213   with a C- or better and WLD 230  with a C- or better or Instructor Permission.
    Completion Of or Concurrent Enrollment In: WLD 209   with a C- or better and WLD 271  with a C- or better or concurrent enrollment in WLD 209  and WLD 271  OR Instructor permission.
  

  • WLD 293 Welding Internship I

    3 CR
    Industry on-the-job experience per individualized opportunities under guided practice. May be taken multiple times.
    Prerequisite(s): Instructor permission
    Completion Of or Concurrent Enrollment In: WLD 209   with a C- or better and WLD 271  with a C- or better or concurrent enrollment in WLD 209  and WLD 271  OR Instructor permission.
  

  • WLD 294 Welding Internship II

    6 CR
    Industry on-the-job experience per individualized opportunities under guided practice.
    Prerequisite(s): Instructor permission
    Completion Of or Concurrent Enrollment In: WLD 209   with a C- or better and WLD 271  with a C- or better or concurrent enrollment in WLD 209  and WLD 271  OR Instructor permission.
  

  • WLD 295 Pipe Capstone Project I

    3 CR
    A culminating project consisting of a portfolio, resume and job search element, and a culminating fabrication project under the direction of staff.
    Prerequisite(s): WLD 213  , WLD 230  , WLD 257  , and WLD 262  all with a C- or better or Instructor permission.
    Completion Of or Concurrent Enrollment In: WLD 209   with a C- or better and WLD 271  with a C- or better or concurrent enrollment in WLD 209  and WLD 271  OR Instructor permission.
  

  • WLD 296 Pipe Capstone Project II

    6 CR
    A culminating project consisting of a portfolio, resume, and job search element, and a culminating fabrication project under the direction of staff.
    Prerequisite(s): WLD 213  , WLD 230 , WLD 257  , and WLD 262  all with a C- or better or Instructor permission.
    Completion Of or Concurrent Enrollment In: WLD 209   with a C- or better and WLD 271  with a C- or better or concurrent enrollment in WLD 209  and WLD 271  OR Instructor permission.

Philosophy
  

  • PHIL 310 Professional Ethics

    5 CR
    This course aims to raise students’ awareness of ethical dilemmas that might occur at work, to show how such ethical issues are subject to management analysis and decision-making action, and to provide students with the conceptual tools necessary to identify and then develop an acceptable resolution of these dilemmas. The course will include the presentation of ethical arguments to groups, and debate on their merits.
    Prerequisite(s): Admission to the BASOPS program
 

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