Catalog Updates (Addendum) as of October 28, 2022
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Program Changes
HIT # 274 Medical Billing and Coding
Revised Program Planner below
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Course Prefix & #
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Title of Course
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Credit Hours
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Fall Semester
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TPM 112
HIT 216
HIT 223
HIT 115
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Anatomy and Physiology for Comp. Health
Medical Terminology 1
Pharmacology and Lab Medicine
Intro to Medical Coding
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5
3
3
3
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Total
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14
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Spring Semester
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HIT 218
HIT 219
HIT 220
HIT 221
HIT 222
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Medical Office Procedures
Medical Terminology II
Health Insurance Billing
Medical Coding I
Medical Coding II
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3
4
2
3
3
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Total
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15
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Total Program Credit Hours
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29
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HOR # 401 Horticulture - AAS degree
Revised Program Planner below
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Course Prefix & #
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Title of Course
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Credit Hours
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Fall Semester - First Year
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HOR 103
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Horticulture Science
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3
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HOR 122
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Trees/Arboriculture
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3
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HOR 141
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Beginning Floral Arrangements
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3
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HOR 274
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U. S. Field Studies
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1
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TMAT 100
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Technical Mathematics
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3
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Total
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13
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Spring Semester - First Year
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ENG 109
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Intro to Technical Report Writing OR
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ENG 103
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Composition
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3
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HOR 105
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Botany for Horticulture
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3
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HOR 146
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Sustainable Perennials
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3
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HOR 101
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Intro to Horticulture Related Occupations
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1
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HOR 196
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Horticulture Internship
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4
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HOR
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HOR Elective
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3
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Total
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17
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Fall Semester - Second Year
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AGT 215
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Introduction to Soils and Fertilizers
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4
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COM 100
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Oral Communication OR
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COM 108
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Communication in the Workplace
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3
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HOR 166
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Landscape Design
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3
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HOR 231
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Ornamental Shrubs ID and Culture OR
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HOR 243
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Interior Plantscaping
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3
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HOR 274
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U. S. Field Studies
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1
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HOR
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HOR Elective
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3
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Total
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17
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Spring Semester - Second Year
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HOR 128
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Plant Propagation OR
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HOR 235
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Floriculture Management
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3
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HOR 279
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Bedding Plant Production&Sales
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4
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Humanities/Fine Arts/Social/Behavioral Science Elective
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3
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HOR
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HOR Elective
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3
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Total
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13
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Program Total
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60
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Students may select elective courses from the seven degree Options below:
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Option I - select any 9 credit hours from the following HOR electives:
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HOR 112
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Greenhouse Management
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3
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HOR 128
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Plant Propagation
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3
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HOR 142
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Advanced Floral Arrangements
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3
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HOR 158
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Special Events
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3
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HOR 168
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Sustainable Prairie Management
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3
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HOR 196
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Horticulture Internship
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variable 1-4
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HOR 201
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Horticulture Seminar
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variable .5-3
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HOR 220
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Cannabis Biology & Production
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4
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HOR 231
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Ornamental Shrubs ID and Culture
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3
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HOR 235
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Floriculture Management
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3
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HOR 243
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Interior Plantscaping
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3
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HOR 249
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Wedding & Sympathy Design
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3
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HOR 251
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Landscape Construction
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3
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HOR 256
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Turf and Lawn Management
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3
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HOR 266
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Advanced Landscape Design
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3
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HOR 269
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Field Studies Floral Symposium
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1
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HOR 273
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NCLC Field Studies
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1
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HOR 290
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International Field Studies
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3
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AGT 210
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Intro to Crop Science
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4
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Option II - select the following courses to earn HOR 227 Floral Horticulture certificate:
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HOR 142, HOR 158, HOR 235, HOR 243, HOR 249
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Option III - select the following courses to earn HOR 238 Landscape Design/Construction certificate:
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HOR 231, HOR 251, HOR 266
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Option IV - select the following course to earn HOR 241 Greenhouse/Garden Center certificate:
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HOR 112
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Option V - select the following courses to earn HOR 290 Foundations in Horticulture certificate:
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HOR 128, HOR 168, HOR 256
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Option VI - select the following courses to earn HOR 420 Cannabis & Hemp Cultivation certificate:
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HOR 112, HOR 220, AGT 210; (HOR 128 is recommended)
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Option VII - select the following courses to earn HOR 430 Turf & Grounds Management certificate:
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HOR 168 OR HOR 196 (3), HOR 251, HOR 256
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HOR # 420 Cannabis & Hemp Cultivation
Revised Total Credit Hours: 25
Revised Planner below:
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Course Prefix & #
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Title of Course
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Credit Hours
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Fall Semester - First Year
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AGT 210
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Introduction to Crop Science
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4
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AGT 215
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Introduction to Soils and Fertilizers
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4
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HOR 103
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Horticulture Science
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3
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HOR 112
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Greenhouse Management
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3
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Total
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14
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Spring Semester - First Year
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HOR 105
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Botany for Horticulture
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3
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HOR 220
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Cannabis Biology & Production
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4
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HOR 279
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Bedding Plant Production & Sales
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4
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Total
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11
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Program Total
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25
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TPM # 444 Therapeutic Massage
Revised Program Planner below
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Course Prefix & #
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Title of Course
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Credit Hours
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Pre-admission
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TPM 100
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Introduction to Massage
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0
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Total
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0
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Fall Semester
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TPM 112
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Anatomy/Physiology Comp. Health
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5
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TPM 110
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Massage Techniques 1
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4
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HIT 216
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Medical Terminology 1
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3
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Total
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12
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Spring Semester
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TPM 114
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Musculoskeletal System
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3
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TPM 120
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Massage Techniques II
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4
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TPM 124
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Business Practices & Ethics
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3
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TPM 140
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Massage Clinical
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0.5
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TPM 109
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Pathology
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2
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Total
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12.5
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Summer Semester
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TPM 130
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Massage Techniques III
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4
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TPM 140
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Massage Clinical
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0.5
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TPM 145
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Ther. Massage Licensure Seminar
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1
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Total
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5.5
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Program Total
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30
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New Programs
Course Changes
AMT 100 Automotive Orientation
Revised lecture/discussion and lab hours: 2 hours lecture/discussion and 2 hours lab
AMT 116 Basic Automotive Electrical
Revised Course Description: Theory and operation of basic electrical systems found on internal combustion and hybrid/electric vehicles. Includes coverage of basic electrical theory, ohms law, starting/charging systems, and other basic electrical systems. Course content includes usage of related test equipment and meters.
AMT 127 Engine Management I
Revised Course Description: This class is a study of engine ignition systems. Operation and testing of automotive ignition systems including spark plugs, distributors, DIS and coil over plug systems will be covered.
AMT 135 Manual Trans & Drivelines
Revised Course Description: Designed to provide a thorough understanding of manual transmissions, manual transaxles, and clutch assemblies. Emphasizes lab work involving theory, operation and service procedures used during diagnosis, repair, and rebuilding of these driveline systems. Use of special tools and measuring procedures are covered.
AMT 217 Advanced Drivelines & 4x4
Revised Course Description: Inspection, construction, operation, and diagnosis of, final drive, transfer case, locking hub assembly, universal joints, constant velocity joints, driveline electrical components and controls. Emphasizes lab work involving theory, operation and service procedures used during diagnosis, repair, and rebuilding of these driveline systems. Use of special tools and measuring procedures are covered.
AMT 219 Hybrid & Electric Vehicle Tech
Revised Prerequisite: AMT 116
AMT 223 Engine Management II
Revised Prerequisite: AMT 116
Revised Course Description: This course is a study of computerized engine management. Topics covered include computer controls of engine systems, diagnostic tools and techniques. Operation and testing of modern fuel injection systems including fuel pumps, fuel injectors, and associated management systems will be covered.
AMT 231 Engine Management III
Revised Prerequisite: AMT 116
Revised Course Description: An advanced class that gives students information and experience applying knowledge already obtained with structured diagnostic techniques. Diagnosing engine performance and drivability problems will be accomplished through the use of 5-gas analyzers, computer oscilloscopes, hand-held scanners and PC based tools. Module programming, emissions systems, and emissions testing will also be covered.
AMT 233 Automatic Body Electronics
Revised Course Title: Body Electronics & Hybrid Tech
Revised Course Description: This course provides a comprehensive understanding of vehicle electrical systems. These systems include windshield wipers, power windows and locks, gauges, air bags, radio frequency, anti-theft and multiplexing. Emphasis will be placed on mastering the use of wiring diagrams. Includes a study of hybrid electric vehicles (HEV) and electric vehicles (EV) with emphasis on high voltage propulsion and high voltage safety.
ART 203 Digital Imaging
Revised Course Title: Digital Photography
Revised Course Description: An introduction to digital photography using software, graphic images, and photography as tools to create artwork. This course surveys photographic images’ production, manipulation, and output electronically and for print. Topics include meaning, aesthetics, historical and cultural context, image appropriation, and the implications of electronic photographic imaging to legal, ethical, and social issues in the commercial and fine arts fields. Students will learn how to operate a manual digital camera, raster and vector graphics, resolution, file formats, output devices, color systems, and image-acquisitions using industry art and design software standards. Visual elements, design concepts, and historical and contemporary artworks will be taught and shown using diverse, equitable, and inclusive examples. A digital SLR is preferred but not required. Limited Transfer - See advisor for more information.
CIS 296 Internship
Revised Course Description: This course provides actual work experience in the information technology field. The student will be expected to utilize class and lab competencies in a practical work environment. A minimum of 225 hours are required for completion of course.
COM 200 Advanced Public Speaking
This course is withdrawn from the Catalog.
COM 201 Small Group Communication
This course is withdrawn from the Catalog.
COM 204 Argumentation and Debate
This course is withdrawn from the Catalog.
COM 220 Newswriting
This course is withdrawn from the Catalog.
EGR 177 Engineering Design Graphics
This course is withdrawn from the Catalog.
HIT 115 Introduction to Medical Coding
Revised Credit Hours: 3
HIT 223 Pharmacology & Lab Medicine
Revised Prerequisite: HIT 216 Medical Terminology
MUS 140 Class Instruction: Guitar I
This course is withdrawn from the Catalog.
MUS 142 Class Instruction: Guitar II
This course is withdrawn from the Catalog.
MUS 250 Class Instruction: Voice I
This course is withdrawn from the Catalog.
MUS 260 Class Instruction: Voice II
This course is withdrawn from the Catalog.
MUS 270 Class Instruction: Piano I
This course is withdrawn from the Catalog.
MUS 280 Class Instruction Piano II
This course is withdrawn from the Catalog.
OS 270 Directed Office Experience
This course is withdrawn from the Catalog.
PE 101 Golf
This course is withdrawn from the Catalog.
PE 109 Volleyball
This course is withdrawn from the Catalog.
PE 122 Badminton
This course is withdrawn from the Catalog.
PE 140 Fitness Training I
Revised Course Description: Provides a personal fitness program utilizing cardiovascular and resistance exercise equipment. Individualized exercise programs will be developed based on the results of physiological assessments. Participation in the Fitness Center provides the student with the opportunity to increase cardiovascular efficiency, improve muscle tone, and decrease body fat. Two hours open lab a week.
PE 141 Fitness Training II
Revised Course Description: A continuation of PE 140. The class is designed for those students who wish to continue to benefit from the participation in a regular exercise program. Physiological tests may be re-administered and individual exercise programs will be reviewed and updated. Two hours open lab a week. May be repeated three times.
PE 214 Basketball Officiating
This course is withdrawn from the Catalog.
PE 220 Theory & Practice Basketball
This course is withdrawn from the Catalog.
TPM 109 Pathology
Revised Prerequisite: TPM 112 with a grade of “C” or higher
TPM 110 Massage Techniques I
Revised Prerequisite: none
TPM 114 Musculoskeletal System
Revised Prerequisite: TPM 110 and TPM 112 with grades of “C” or higher
TPM 124 Business Practices and Ethics
Revised Prerequisite: none
TPM 140 Massage Clinical
Revised Prerequisite: TPM 110 and TPM 112 with grades of “C” or higher
New Courses
ABE 095 ICAPS Google IT Support
Course Description: ICAPS Google IT Support Course will provide Adult Education and basic skills attainment in math, language arts, social studies, and science; workforce preparation activities including soft skills and employability skills. For workforce training, students will be concurrently enrolled in CIS 190 Google IT Specialist course to earn a certificate with support from this course. Other workforce training elements include opportunities from employers and partner agencies, such as WIOA, CAP-IT staff, and KC Career Services, for job readiness and skills training including possible apprenticeships and incumbent worker trainings. This course will be offered as an in-person, hybrid, or synchronous online class.
ASE 096 ICAPS Google IT Support
Course Description: ICAPS Google IT Support Course will provide Adult Education and basic skills attainment in math, language arts, social studies, and science; workforce preparation activities including soft skills and employability skills. For workforce training, students will be concurrently enrolled in CIS 190 Google IT Specialist course to earn a certificate with support from this course. Other workforce training elements include opportunities from employers and partner agencies, such as WIOA, CAP-IT staff, and KC Career Services, for job readiness and skills training including possible apprenticeships and incumbent worker trainings. This course will be offered as an in-person, hybrid, or synchronous online class.
ENG 093 Comp I Support (2 credits)
Course Description:
Lecture: One hour of lecture/discussion. Lab: Two hours of lab per week.
Students will build the literacy skills necessary to succeed in English 103. They will engage in supported activities that develop vital reading and writing competencies, including pre-writing, writing, and revising, as well as pre-reading, reading, and reflection. Students will analyze content and rhetorical structures, build their vocabulary, and improve their writing mechanics with grammar, punctuation, and usage exercises. Students will receive individualized instruction and support in college readiness. Not transferable.
ESL 098 ICAPS Google IT Support
Course Description: ICAPS Google IT Support Course will provide Adult Education and basic skills attainment in math, language arts, social studies, and science; workforce preparation activities including soft skills and employability skills. For workforce training, students will be concurrently enrolled in CIS 190 Google IT Specialist course to earn a certificate with support from this course. Other workforce training elements include opportunities from employers and partner agencies, such as WIOA, CAP-IT staff, and KC Career Services, for job readiness and skills training including possible apprenticeships and incumbent worker trainings. This course will be offered as an in-person, hybrid, or synchronous online class.
ESL 099 ICAPS Google IT Support
Course Description: ICAPS Google IT Support Course will provide Adult Education and basic skills attainment in math, language arts, social studies, and science; workforce preparation activities including soft skills and employability skills. For workforce training, students will be concurrently enrolled in CIS 190 Google IT Specialist course to earn a certificate with support from this course. Other workforce training elements include opportunities from employers and partner agencies, such as WIOA, CAP-IT staff, and KC Career Services, for job readiness and skills training including possible apprenticeships and incumbent worker trainings. This course will be offered as an in-person, hybrid, or synchronous online class
MAT 041 Topics in Mathematics Support (1 credit)
Course Description:
Two hours lab a week.
Course is intended for students who want to enroll in MAT 101 Topics in Mathematics but need additional support to be successful (as determined by placement or student choice). This support course covers selected topics from Elementary Algebra including but not limited to calculating percentages, plotting points, simplifying expressions, and both solving and graphing linear equations. This course also covers college success material relevant to students in Topics in Mathematics. Concurrent enrollment in MAT 101 is required. Not transferable
MAT 045 College Algebra Support (1)
Course Description:
Two hours lab a week.
Study of algebraic expressions including polynomial, rational, radical, exponential, logarithmic and absolute value expressions. In addition, this course covers equations and graphing of functions related to such expressions, and various other topics related to College Algebra. This course provides students with timely support for mathematical prerequisite needs, allowing them to enroll in a college credit class with a lower prerequisite requirement. The course is designed to be, and is required to be, taken concurrently with MAT 150. Not transferable.
MM 110 Entrepreneurship Basic I (1 credit)
Course Description: The road to a successful business begins with passion for an idea, a business plan based on research and analysis, and the persistence to pursue the vision. This course offers essentials business information to help students develop their skills and build a business on a strong foundation.
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