TMCC Active Courses 11.6.

2023

College WCSD Dual

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Course Description Type
AAD 100 Introduction to Architectural Design Units
3.00 3.00 design professional might belong. Elective Number
14070
the basic management and use of the natural systems. Reviews natural, biological, cultural
AAD 101 Design with Nature 3.00 3.00 and design management
construction prints. Techniques philosophies.for the production of construction details will be discussed, Elective 14070
AAD 125 Construction Drawings and Detailing 3.00 demonstrated,
3.00 embedded human andrelations
applied. curriculum requirements, in accordance with Embedded Elective 14070
AAD 180 Design Foundation I 3.00 3.00 Curriculum
embedded human Guidelines Option
relations A.
curriculum requirements, in accordance with Embedded Elective 14070
AAD 181 Design Foundation I Discussion 3.00 Curriculum Guidelines
3.00 philosophies, cultures and Option A..
civilizations will also be discussed. Same as course as HUM 201. Elective 14070
AAD 201 History of the Built Environment 3.00 3.00 Satisfies
discussed. TMCCWhatDiversity
civilization requirement.
reflects through its architecture during these periods will be Elective 14070
AAD 202 Analysis of the Built
Graphic Software forEnvironment
Arch, Const, Dsgnr, 3.00 3.00 examined.
presentation techniques. Emphasis will be placed upon the preparation of materials for a Elective 14070
AAD 223 Planners 3.00 3.00 portfolio.
energy reflection, transmission and absorption, heat transfer, heat storage, types of Elective 14070
AAD 230 Design with Climate 3.00 3.00 collector
regulation: systems and their planning,
comprehensive sizing as itzoning, relatessubdivision
to architecture. regulation, and capital Elective 14070
AAD 256 Introduction
Introduction to
to Land
TopoUse
FormPlanning
and Design 3.00 3.00 improvement
and computational programming.
exercises in site design and topographical shaping. Introduction to Elective 14070
AAD 261 Technology 3.00 sustainable
3.00 three dimensional site design and best and
visualization, managementthe understanding practices.of contemporary digital software Elective 14070
AAD 265 Computer Applications in Architecture I 3.00 3.00 used
wood,inconcrete,
the professional steel, glass, office environment.
masonry and other construction materials. Consideration of Elective 14070
AAD 280 Fundamentals of Architecture Design I 3.00 3.00 environmental
integration of design and climatic
principles conditions
to urban and determinants
landscapes, is alsointeriors,
buildings, discussed. furnishings and Elective 14070
AAD 282 Fundamentals of Architecture Design II 3.00 environmental
3.00 Introduction to graphic applications.
digital programs, development of basic design, modeling and Elective 14070
AAD 299 Architectural Design Transition Camp 12.00 12.00 communication
required at students skills.expense outside of scheduled hours; some critique sessions may meet Elective 14070
AAD 350 Design Studio I 6.00 outside scheduled
6.00 required at students' hours.
expense outside of scheduled hours; some class critique sessions may Elective 14070
AAD 351 Design Studio II 6.00 6.00 meet
business outside of scheduled
management, staffhours.
management, contract specifications, building planning, and Elective 14070
AAD 410 Professional Practice for B. Arch. I 3.00 3.00 This
Focusclass
other aspects
management
furthers
on sustainable thedesign
of professional
frameworks,
exploration strategies
development
of innovative
architectural toof practice.
address
a design
practices
architectural and design
brief,allied
a projectissues thinking
on multiple
consultancy
models.scales. Elective 14070
Additionally,
Moreover, the understanding
students evaluate theirof working
design relations
intent fromwith regionalconsultants
a societies perspective and
and sub-
urban
AAD 413 Professional Practice For B. Arch. II 3.00 agreement,
3.00 consultants
This class will and
such the
explore
as administration
the
Civil, relationship
MEP, and of abetween
structural building contract.
human
engineering, utilizing and regional
tools such seismic
as BIM, Elective 14070
The
fabricstudent
scale; will be
and introduced
advance to a to thespecific
more "All-Inclusive"
scale with design
a theorydetail.
building and strategies
Field trips for
are The
AAD 416 Professional Practice for B. Arch. III 3.00 events
3.00 construction
creating inbuildings
the documents,
Greatand Basin spaces Desert,
scheduling, urban
accommodating and wildland
contracts, interface,
people is of and
strengthened.
allsome
types. carbon-neutral
Additionally, design.
theinstudent Elective 14070
required
This
studentcourse at students'
will will familiarize
utilize expense
projects andoutside
students in-class with ofassignments
scheduled
electrical hours;
applications
to develop andclass critique
controls
integrated sessions
used
design skills.may
AAD 452 Integrated Design Studio I 6.00 will design
meetclass
6.00 HVAC/R. outside a
Topics series
ofbe of
scheduled
include projects
basic hours.and in-class assignments to assist the student in developing Elective 14070
This
Field
This trips
class
integrated
reviews
may
explores
design
the
required
various
skills. atelectricity,
fundamentals
urban
Three-hour students'
design of urban
studio
wiring,
expense
theories
schematics
design
classesoutside
and theory
a weektheir ofand and
and controls
scheduledinviteshours;
interrelation
assigned
found
students intoheating,
some
with architectural
work. Field
apply
class
trips are
AAD 453 Integrated Design Studio II 6.00 6.00 ventilation,
these
critique
practice,
required
theories
sessions
urban
at
air toconditioning
neighborhood
may
planning,
students' meet
expense and
and design.
outside
urban
refrigeration.
outside ofdesign.
of
Additionally,
scheduled hours.
Additionally,
scheduled
the course
hours; it some surveys
reinforcesclass the major
knowledge
critique
historical
sessions ofmay Elective 14070
and contemporary
contemporary and trends urban
future in urban designdesign theoryand
themes andtheirpractice and introduces
interrelations with sustainability,
AAD 455 Integrated Design Studio III 6.00 meetcourse
6.00 This outside
contemporary oftheories
satisfiesscheduled
5 hoursonthe hours.
theof future
instruction drivers toward
of change completing
affecting thethe embedded
development human and Elective 14070
technology,
relationsquantitative mobility,
curriculum and human at multiple scales. The course also is designed to
AAD 461 Urban Theory and Design I 3.00 functioning
3.00 Develop
provide of urban requirements,
a collaborative, regions.
andinteractive,
qualitative inresearch
accordance
applied, designs,
and
with Embedded
procedures,
community-based
Curriculum
instruments,
environment
Guidelines
and
for theof Elective 14070
Thesis
Option
This studio
A.
course is the
will review culminating
the skills design
needed studio
to for
create all
a 5th-year
professional seniors completing
architectural the
portfolio
AAD 462 Urban Theory and Design II 3.00 techniques
development
3.00 Bachelor for architectural
of spatial
of Architecture. thinking
Underresearch,
and programming,
basic
the supervision urban design
of and
faculty design.
literacy.
members, Philosophy
students of research
will in Elective 14070
quantitative
architecture, and qualitative
research design, research
datagenerated designs,
gathering procedures,
and interpretation, instruments, and final and preparation.
thesis techniques for
AAD 475 Portfolio Design 6.00 investigate
6.00 This course
presentation an architectural
satisfies
purposes 10 hours
in thesis
of instruction
architectural research, in
toward Thesis Research.the
completing
programming, This
and embedded
design. bodyMath of work will Elective 14070
This body
provide of workwith
students will seamlessly
anelements,
opportunity transfer into and
to various
focus ARCH 485 THESIS
produce (DESIGN)
a personal and be an
architectural
AAD 480 Thesis (Research) 3.00 3.00 curriculum
This class
course
instrumental
response.
isrequirements,
ancomponent
introductory
explores
Completing
the
this
in overview
of accordance
the culmination of
principles, with ofEmbedded
and
thematerials
theories
final Curriculum
and
degree of methods
design
studio Guidelines
used in to
asproject.
applied Option
projectsA. Elective 14070
construction
in various analog withand focus oncourse
digital building
media. and submitting
enclosure
It emphasizes systemsathe
final degree
and project
assemblies.
integration of design will be
Use required
of materials
principles to
within
AAD 485 Thesis Design Studio 9.00 graduate.
9.00 The Student
design, must
construction
the properties complete
of wood, techniques, all content
concrete, steel, and for the
relationships
glass, following
masonry, to 12
structural areas
and other and in order to
non-structural
construction meet degree
materials. Elective 14070
This class will provide a discussion of the elements, principles, and theories of design.
AAE 280 Design Foundations II 6.00 6.00 or certificate
(aesthetic)
Consideration
Emphasis
requirements.
values.
is placedof Students haveand
environmental
upon the integration
theclimatic
opportunity conditions
ofindesign
to experience
and
principleslab
material capacity
determinants
intoexperiments.
urban landscapes, is also and
discussed. Elective 14070
behavior
This class as well asand
reviews construction
introducesand methods
theenvironmental
principles demonstration
andgraphic
design of sustainable passive Furthermore,
energy
AAE 282 Design Foundations III 6.00 buildings,
6.00 1. Electrical
material interiors,
Safety furnishings,
applications and detailing in structural and non-structuralcommunications.
building components Elective 14070
systems,
This class mechanical
will focus heating
upon the and cooling
principles of systems
design and
and code
integrated required natural fire and
suppression
electrical and
ABS 321 Construction Technologies I 3.00 3.00 2.
will
ThisBasic
be
class
vertical
Concepts
explored.
will
transportation
of
introduce Electricity
the
systems. study Two of materials
1 1/2 hour and structural
lectures per significance
week / lab is in the
included design
in the of Elective 14070
This
3.
An class
lighting
Introduction
introductorywill further
systems, to water
the
course the use
Training
to continued
and
present System the exploration
conservation fundamental of the
systems, study of
storm
principles and
ofmaterials
wastewater
mechanical andrefrigeration.
structural
management
ABS 331 Environmental Control Systems I 3.00 Application
buildings.
lecture.
3.00 significance of principles
Introduction and
to of skills
structural in reading
loading schematics
conditions seen in HVAC/R.
and code requirements. Followed by
Emphasis the Elective 14070
and
4.
The treatment,
Switches
course indesigned
the design
acoustic buildings
systems asmoments
wellregionally in that
as Refrigeration
principles isfor
conducive
evaluation to
inofthe Great Basin
sustainable /
operation
on structural ofisair conditioning,
behavior, for
load persons
heading
paths, interested
and and pursuing
forces. a careerof
equipment.
Analysis servicing,
Topics
materials, repairing
covered are
construction
ABS 332 Environmental Control Systems II 3.00 Sierra geographic
architecture.
3.00 5. Voltage, Current, location, while incorporating theequipment
fundamental and exploratory principles Elective 14070
and/or
the
methods
This
installing
cooling
course and cycle, gasand
refrigeration
geometry
is and
designed
Measuring
furnaces,
to
for
and
support
persons
airInstruments
Ice-Machines conditioning
structural
interesteddesign. and Refrigeration
in entering Understanding assystems
wellof
theefficiently
refrigeration
ascomparative
building
both residential
of architectural design. Design of better-informed structures withservice,
respect to
ABS 341 Structures for Architects I 3.00 3.00 6.
and Resistance
maintenance
commercial.
structures
installation
space, materialasor
persons.
related Ohm's
building
and to Law
Topics
regional
maintenance
geometry
covered:
withstructural basicbuilding
fields.
an emphasis
physics,
This course
thermodynamics,
types
oninmaterial is and applications.
oriented
selection. toward
the basic
development
Exploration newof Elective 14070
7. Solving
refrigeration Series cycle Circuits
and and Kirchhoff's
common components Voltage used Law mechanical refrigeration. Thisofcourse
ABS 440 Structures for Architects II 3.00 3.00 basic
building
8.
The
skills
is aSolving
Application
prerequisite
students
required
materials
Parallel
ofmust
basic
forand
and in troubleshooting,
building
Mix
principles
all
completeother Circuits
all
systems
and
courses skills
content
repair
in thearethe
in
for
and
discussed maintenance
andand
troubleshooting,
Refrigeration
the following 6
understood.of refrigeration
Airrepair
areas and to
Conditioning
in order
systems.
installation
and degree
meet of
Building Elective 14070
Topics covered are soldering, silver soldering, service and troubleshooting tools and
AC 102 Refrigeration Theory 3.00 3.00 9.
or
ThisCapacitors
commercial
Maintenance
certificate
systemsis anconstruction.and
core.Electromagnetism
refrigeration
requirements.
introductory courseequipment
into ECM and Inductors
and(Electronically
built-up systems. Topics covered
Commutated Motors) aremotors
consistent and Elective 14070
10.
with Transformers,
up-to-date
Application Relays,
designs
of principles andand Contactors
practices
and(heating,
skills in the as applied
troubleshooting,in the supermarket,
repair and convenience
andmaintenance store,
ofTheair
AC 106 Residential Gas Heating 6.00 6.00 their
11.
bar
applications
Electrical
andwill restaurant
in HVACR
Distribution
and fast foodofareas
ventilation,
ofefficiency,
the commercial
air conditioning
refrigeration
refrigeration). Elective 14070
1.
ThisLadder
conditioning,
course course Schematics
heating
provide
satisfies an and
overview
5Methods
hours ventilation
ofprinciplesECM
instruction equipment.
of toward Topics covered
basicrefrigeration
completing ECM theare
technology, themarket.
embedded refrigeration
proper Human
AC 107 Electrical and Controls for HVAC 6.00 6.00 An
2. introductory
12.Combination
cycle,Troubleshooting
gas
installation, furnace,
course
Ladder
diagnostics,oil
in the
and
furnaces,
and Pictorial
heat
replacement pump, of
mechanical
chilled
variable water
speed systems,
motors hot
found
found water
in heat
in systems
the
pumps.
HVACR and Elective 14070
Relations
Students curriculum requirements, in accordance with Embedded the Curriculum Guidelines
AC 108 Motors for HVACR 3.00 This
3.00 3. course
Wire
cooling.
industry.
Option A.towill
Wire learn
satisfies fundamentals
10
Components hours and in servicing,
of instruction
Sequence ofrepairing
toward
Operation and/or installation
completing embedded of refrigeration
Elective 14070
and air
Mathematics conditioning curriculum
4. Symbols and Power Identification equipment.
requirements, Topics include
in basic
accordance physics,
with thermodynamics,
Embedded Curriculum the
AC 111 Heat Pumps 3.00 refrigeration
3.00 Guidelines
5. Wiring cycle A.
Option
Location and common components used in heat pump systems. Elective 14070
This course satisfiesExercise
10 hours of instruction toward completing the embedded
AC 113 Schematic Reading for HVAC/R 3.00 3.00 6.
ThisTroubleshooting
course will
Mathematics Schematic
familiarize
curriculum the student with
requirements, commercial
in accordance withHVAC systems.Curriculum
Embedded Including but not Elective 14070
This course
limited to satisfies
design 10 hours
considerations, of instruction
installation, toward
systemcompleting
types, andthe systemembedded operation. Human
AC 150 Basic Refrigeration Servicing 6.00 Guidelines
6.00 Course
Relations Option A.
is designed
curriculum torequirements,
familiarize advanced in accordance students and
with others
Embedded now working
Curriculum inGuidelines
the Elective 14070
Commercial building will be introduced with
H.V.A.C.A.industry with the various control systems used in large H.V.A.C. systems. the emphasis of building system management.
Subjects
AC 200 Commercial Refrigeration I 6.00 6.00 Option
This is the first class of a 3 part series that will allow students to gain the knowledge Elective 14070
to be covered include pneumatic control systems and components, electronic control
AC 201 HVAC Automatic Controls 3.00 needed tointerfacing
3.00 systems, comprehend of commercial
pneumatic and HVAC.
electronic controls, energy management systems, Elective 14070
A course designed wherein students will apply knowledge to real on-the-job situations in a
AC 205 Commercial HVAC 2 3.00 etc.,
3.00 program withdesigned
This course emphasis byona operation,
will familiarize companythe student maintenance
official andnavigating
with and troubleshooting.
a faculty advisor
the WebCTRL to maximize interface, learning
ALC system Elective 14070
AC 206 Commercial HVAC Systems 3 3.00 3.00 experiences.
architectures,
Subjects to be
Available
alarms,
covered
to students
trends,
include reports, whologic
operation,
haveprograms,
completed
safety, water and allgraphics.
core and major requirements
treatment, control Elective 14070
An
andintroductory
have a 2.5 GPA. course for those
Contact without previous
the appropriate chairpersonstudy infor bookkeeping
an application, ordevices
accounting.
screening usedand
AC 210 Boiler Operation and Maintenance 3.00 with
3.00 Includes
requiredhot thewater
skillspurposeboilers,and lownature
pressure boilers and
ofaccounting
accounting, power
measuring boiler systems.
business income, basic Elective 14070
Continuation ofevaluation.
ACC 135. Includes Up to 16 semester hour credits
principles, may
assets beand earned
equity onaccounting
the basis of for75
AC 295 Internship HVAC Career 1.00 16.00 accounting
hours
external
Income,
principles
of expenses,
internship
financial forcovering
reporting.one credit.
exclusions,
the May
Topics accounting
covered
deductions be and cycle notes
repeated
include
credits.
from upsource
forEmphasis to 16 on
receivable documents
credits.
theandpreparationthrough
payable, of Elective 14070
preparation of financial statements for a service business and a retail firm, banking
ACC 105 Taxation for Individuals 1.00 3.00 uncollectible
individual
proceduresincome and
accounts,
payroll
inventory,
tax returns.
procedures. Thisaccounting
course
Someanalysisis for plant and
transferable
assignments as equipment,
will an solved
be electiveusing partnerships,
to UNR.
a computerized Elective 14070
corporations, bonds, financial statement and statement of cash flows. Use of
ACC 135 Bookkeeping I 3.00 3.00 general
computer ledger
software program.for setup of an actual accounting system and for simulated casewith Elective 14070
An introductory course covering the concepts and principles of payroll accounting
ACC 136 Bookkeeping II 3.00 3.00 studies.
practical manual and computer applications. Legal responsibilities of employers and rights Elective 14070
ACC 180 Payroll and Employee Benefit Accounting 3.00 3.00 of employees
Purpose and nature are included.
of accounting, measuring business income, accounting principles, Elective 14070
ACC 201 Financial Accounting 3.00 3.00 assets
Forms of businessaccounting
and equity organization; forcostexternalconcepts financialand reporting.
decision making; break-even analysis, Elective 14070
ACC 202 Managerial Accounting 3.00 3.00 fixed and variable costs and budgeting for internal reporting. Elective 14070

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Understand the Conceptual Framework that underlies Generally Accepted Accounting

This courseand
Principles introduces
itsfor students
application to to integrated
the basicfactory
financialaccounting
statements softwareand prominently assetsused in
Cost accounting
business. Topicssurvey material,
covered labor and ledger,overhead using job current
order costing, and
process
ACC 203 Intermediate Accounting I 3.00 liabilities.
3.00 This course
costing and will
standard theinclude
costing Leadership general in compile
systemsliabilities,
to Energy accounts
and receivable,
costEnvironmental
analysis data for
inventory,
Design (LEED)fixed
management Elective 14070
assets, accounts payable, long-term equity,
construction methods, techniques, materials and associated points system. Discussions will payroll, bank reconciliation, adjusting
ACC 205 Cost Accounting 3.00 3.00 decisions.
Offers
and skills
closing forbuilding
working
entries; creationprofessionals
andthey analysis andof students
financial who wish
statements. to advance
Thishealth, their
course career in
uses the Elective 14070
include
Application Green ofprofession.
spreadsheet and how
functions increase
using the productivity,
most popular improve
spreadsheet conserve
program, the
bookkeeping
QuickBooks and Microsoft Upon successful completion, students will beandable to sit forExcel.
a
ACC 220 Microcomputer Accounting Systems 3.00 3.00 Earth's
Techniques
national
resources,
exam covered and will
administered
costbeExcel.
less toTransferable
creating
by the
operate
and printing
American
andas an
maintain elective
a worksheet,
Institute of
thantostandard
UNR
working
Professional
UNLV.
construction
with
Bookkeepers
types.
files, setting
(AIPB).up Elective 14070
ACC 222 Excel for Accounting 3.00 3.00 Other
data
Upon
areasand
bases,
passing
to be
this
discussedaccounting
enhancing
exam
will includeinformation
andResources;
completing
Sustainablewith
two years
Sites;the Water
of fundamental
bookkeeping use ofEfficiency;
graphs
experience,
Energy
and macros.and
individuals Elective 14070
This course
Atmosphere; provides
Materials students
and an introduction Indoor to the
Environmental study
Quality; andof Innovation
statics or and
ACC 290 Certified Bookkeeper Course 3.00 earn theProcess.
6.00 external right toupon
forces call themselves
rigid will "Certified
bodies andexamined
how Bookkeepers."
the internalusedstrength Elective 14070
Design
A course designed Case studies
wherein students be will apply and
knowledge to to realofon-the-job
identify materials
the specific or stressesin a
situations
ADT 120 Introduction to LEED and Sustainable Building 3.00 3.00 within
program
Basic
a structural
construction
design methods,
designed
computations
member
by a point
company react
and
to various
accumulation
official
drafting andand
concepts
load conditions
how
a faculty
used it advisor
assists
in
and
in
selection
applications.
toconservation.
maximize
and
Students will
learning
layout of Elective 14070
study vector resultants, tocalculate equilibrium of forces, design coretruss solutions, analyze
ADT 230 Mechanical and Electrical Equip for Buildings 3.00 3.00 experiences.
mechanical
material
Available
and electrical students
systems whobuildings.
for have completed Two hours all lecture andand major
three requirements
hour lab. Elective 14070
and havestresses
a 2.5 GPA. andContact
strains and appropriate
the cover advanced topics
chairperson including load tracing,
for an application, deflection
screening and
ADT 245 Statics and Strength of Materials 3.00 3.00 and calculating
required skills moment
evaluation. andUp shear
to eightforce diagrams.
semester hour credits may be earned on the basis of Elective 14070
Fundamental concepts in care, management and economics of food producing animals.
ADT 290 Intern in Arch Design Technology 1.00 75 hours contributions
8.00 Includes of internship forthe oneNevada
credit. and The course be repeated forinup to eight food credits. Elective 14070
This course is designedof to introduce American U.S. animal industries
Sign Language, providing
a visual-expressive on an
language
AGSC 100 Elements of Livestock Production 3.00 3.00 international
used by the Deaf basis. community in the United States, and to focus on the development of Elective 14070
AM 145 American Sign Language I 4.00 basiccourse
4.00 This conversational skills, emphasizing receptiveof and expressive abilities.skills with World Language 14122
This course continues
promotes the to stress
shifting thefromdevelopment
comprehension basic toconversational
production of American Sign
AM 146 American Sign Language II 4.00 4.00 emphasis
Language on (ASL) expanding
with thevocabulary
main emphasis and expressive
of bringingskills. fluency to a point of self-generated World Language 14122
AM 147 American Sign Language III 3.00 This
3.00 ASL. course covers patient screening procedures, safety issues, and biological World Language 14122
This course encourages
considerations, magnetic the student to
resonance expand command of elementary
disclosure inimaging American Sign
AM 148 American Sign Language IV 3.00 3.00 This courseonisvarious
Language a study of the
everyday history
topics of(MR)
(leading
terminology,
computed tomography,
toinfluency).
and location and function principles.
of CT World Language 14122
Also covered is an introduction to patient care
equipment components, the sequence of physical events from the x-ray tube to the the MR environment, including
AMI 201 Introduction of
Introduction to MRI, PatientTomography
Computed Care, and Safety
Basics, 2.00 professional
2.00 finished CT ethics,Operator
image. and patient communications.
console parameters and their effects on CT image data and Elective 14070
This course is an introduction to computed tomography (CT) and will cover general full
AMI 203 Instrumentation & Safety 2.00 2.00 digital
body image elements,
scanning patient care, radiation safety pathology
and dose will also be discussed. Elective 14070
This course is aprocedures
study of computed and protocols. tomography Associated (CT) physics andand a general
instrumentation. overview
The of
AMI 216 Computed Tomography
Computed Tomography Procedures
Physics & I 3.00 cross sectional
3.00 course provides anatomy
an overview will be of applied
technology, per body module.and practice that is unique to the
application, Elective 14070
This course is
This coursetomography an introduction
is a study ofprofession. to complex computed tomography
the role of the technologist in dealing with radiation safety, (CT) procedures and
AMI 218 Instrumentation I 3.00 3.00 computed
protocols.media Associated pathologyand andemergency
a general overview of cross Elective 14070
contrast administration, procedures duringsectional anatomy will
CT examinations. Imagebe
AMI 226 Computed Tomography
Computed Tomography Procedures
Physics & II 3.00 3.00 applied
quality per bodyare
artifacts module.
also discussed Elective 14070
This course is a study of the humanalong anatomy withas quality
viewed control
using(QC) tests and QC
cross-sectional programs
images. This
AMI 228 Instrumentation II
Cross-Sectional Anatomy and Pathology for 3.00 3.00 for
classCT.
is also used in imaging modalities like magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), computed Elective 14070
AMI 236 Imaging Professionals 3.00 3.00 tomography
This (CT),introduction
and ultra sound exploration (US). Elective 14070
This course
course is is an
an exploration ofand the magnetic resonance of MRI physics, imaging instrumentation,
techniques of the andCentral
AMI 238 Physics, Instrumentation, and Imaging for MRI 3.00 application.
3.00 A course designed wherein
Nervous System - head, neck and spine students willtoapplyinclude knowledge to real life situations
patient positioning, protocols,inpulse Elective 14070
AMI 246 MRI Procedures of the Central Nervous System 3.00 3.00 cooperation
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AMI 256 MRI Procedures of the Torso and Limbs 3.00 3.00 accordance
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AMI 259 Seminar in Computed Tomography 1.00 1.00 Tomography
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AMI 290 Internship in Advanced Medical Imaging 1.00 3.00 in which
This course theprovides
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training in basic archaeological field Elective 14070
ANTH 225 Archaeological Field Methods: Survey 1.00 6.00 survey
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ANTH 102 Introduction to Biological Anthropology 3.00 3.00 Satisfies UNR science core curriculum.
laboratory experiences. Satisfies UNR and UNLV core requirements for a laboratory science Science 14008
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ANTH 110L Biological Anthropology Laboratory 1.00 1.00 course.
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ANTH 101 Introduction to Cultural Anthropology 3.00 3.00 human
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science or Social Studies/Flex (14052)
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(14070)/Humanities 14129
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ANTH 201 Peoples and Cultures of the World 3.00 diversity
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ART 100 Visual Foundations 3.00 curriculum.
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ART 101 Drawing I 3.00 3.00 based on visual observations. Fine Arts 14044
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ART 124 Introduction to Printmaking 3.00 3.00 Introduction
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ART 135 Darkroom Photography I 3.00 3.00 black & white
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ART 141 Introduction to Digital Photography 3.00 3.00 photography;
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ART 212 Ceramics II 3.00 3.00 will be explored through the use of mold making
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ART 231 Painting I 3.00 3.00 Introduction to concepts of painting including color, form, and composition. Fine Arts 14044
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flashes. Students course in painting,
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ART 235 Photography II - Lighting 3.00 3.00 techniques.
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ART 288 Photography of Art and Artifacts 1.00 3.00 dimensional
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ART 297 Field Study 1.00 3.00 historical
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BIOL 106 Introduction to Evolution and Adaptation 3.00 3.00 communication,
per week
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history
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marine
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BIOL 112 Introduction to Animal Behavior 3.00 3.00 physiology,
hours
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course
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BIOL 113 Life in the Ocean 3.00 3.00 course,
transferable BIOL
insectchemistry,
190,
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BIOL 137 Introduction to Entomology 3.00 3.00 A
habitats.
biological sciences.
human anatomy
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and physiology
of 16.5 lecture
for medical office
hours and six
workers
hours of lab per 14076
technicians.
An introduction Supports
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development, anatomy, program
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andfunction
BIOL 188 Foundations in Scientific Literacy 1.00 semester.
1.00 An intensive
satisfies the * general
lecture and laboratory-based
education science course
requirement that for examines
an AAS, the structure
AGS and Certificate and of GS Science 14076
evolutionary relationships of the major plant groups. Topics include organization of plant
BIOL 200 Elements of Human Anatomy and Physiology 3.00 3.00 This
of
at
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TMCC. human
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cells and tissue
introduces
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integumentary, skeletal, andmuscular
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special senses. and geology,for
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BIOL 202 General Botany 4.00 systems
development,
4.00 resources, covered
human include:
environmental
cultures cardiovascular,
and factors,
impacts, respiratory,
nutrition,
management, ecology, digestive,
andand reproductive,
mechanisms
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evolution.
Identification 14076
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BIOL 223 Human Anatomy and Physiology I 4.00 4.00 common
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BIOL 224 Human Anatomy and Physiology II 4.00 4.00 bacteria,
BIOL
courses,223. algae,
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course protozoa,for helminthes,
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UNR, UNLV,principlesand of infectious disease
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BIOL 234 Natural History of the Great Basin 4.00 4.00 oriented
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BIOL 251 General Microbiology 4.00 4.00 A laboratory-intensive
recommended
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laboratory for
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will
the supervision
communication
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toscientific
of a faculty
learnmajor andinformation
advisor.
demonstrate
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investigation. who have Science 14076
completed all core and requirementsappropriate and have a dissection 2.5 GPA. Contact technique the and to
appropriate
BIOL 275 Gross Anatomy Dissection 1.00 complete 40for
1.00 chairperson hoursthe of in-class dissection.
application, screeningThis andisrequired
a one-credit skillslaboratory
evaluation.course. Up to eight Science 14076
BIOL 290 Internship in Biology 1.00 8.00 semester hour credits may be earned on the basis of 45 hours of internship for one credit. Science 14076

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An introductory cell and molecular biology course covering basics of inorganic chemistry,
water, pH, biological
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laboratory course focusing cell structure,
on scientific membrane
inquiry and physiology,
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BIOL 295 Current Topics in Infectious Disease 1.00 metabolism,
3.00 and
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type heredity, gene expression, and gene regulation. Both BIOL 190A Science
&
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BIOL 190L topics are
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BIOL 251.
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BIOL
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for BIOL 223. It isfor highly recommended that and
BIOLcomparative
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192 is taken
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requirements.
twice in the second year. The total embedded is covered when this Science 14076
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BRL 101 Bricklayers 1st Year Apprenticeship 6.00 certificates
6.00 Gain
programs a broad forintroduction
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certificates to the
for AASprinciples, Reasoning practices
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and Education
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Education 14070
BRL 151 Bricklayers 2nd Year Apprenticeship 6.00 6.00 practiced
requirements.
This is a
in both the national and global economies. Develop a basic business plan after
third-year course for individuals in the bricklayers' apprenticeship program. This Elective 14070
you learnyour about topics in management, learnmarketing, finance, investments
currentlyand other areas
BRL 201 Bricklayers 3rd Year Apprenticeship 6.00 6.00 Improve
course is taken
including small
business
twice inEnglish
business, the third
international
and year. leading-edge
business and
practices
business ethics and
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obtain a
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in the Elective 14070
business
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BUS 101 Introduction to Business 3.00 3.00 foundation
paragraph in business andprinciples. Elective 14070
delivering adevelopment,variety of individual business
and small correspondence
group presentations formatting. in a Your ability to use as
safe environment
BUS 106 Business English 3.00 English
3.00 you learn well to in your business
improve your endeavors
listening skills,isgrammar,
crucial to your effectivesuccess.speech construction and Elective 14070
Raise
Improve serviceyour levels
letter and and improve
report the customer
writing skills as experience
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BUS 107 Business Speech Communications 3.00 3.00 Effectively
more.
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and more. Cover
in your
service best
business
principles
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that learn
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for inwritten
any
inductive
and oral Elective
customer
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Identify
communication ways to solve
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in any population,
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BUS 108 Business Letters and Reports 3.00 3.00 service
deductive business.
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helpfor
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career
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delight
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practical
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customers, discuss ways to for
better support your colleagues and buildusea in superior
BUS 111 Workplace Communications 3.00 3.00 applications
preparation,
culture that
and
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proud
business
interpretation mathematics
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workplaceyou will
communication your everyday tools. Elective 14070
Create
business and interpret
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BUS 112 Customer Service 3.00 3.00 Create
successand
concepts and
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descriptive a personal
statistics, financial
probability, plan and that will help
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knowledge interest,
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industry and cash
experience discounts, sales
in a realfinancial and
worlddefine, property
work taxes,
environment payroll,
long-term
3.00 Delve
business the
operations. goals.
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topics topics
and such such
regulatory
as methods as budgeting,
parameters
to collect, thatpresent, statements,
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BUS 117 Business Calculations and Methods 3.00 overhead,
internship
time
limit value
business
and
designed
concepts,the analysis
activities. specifically
obtaining
Analyze
financial
for
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between
managing
advantages a company,
credit,
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interest
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rates, our data; Elective
mediation,
14070
interpretation forofanyprobability distributions; andhave variance, regression and time-series
BUS 150 Personal Finance 3.00 3.00 Be
and
prepared
internship
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arbitration;
analysis.
coordinator.
investments,
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Excel regulations
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world. Discover
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to various
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higher identify
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up to eight needs; improve
credits with your internship through
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BUS 225 Business Operations Applied Statistics 3.00 used
3.00 that studies.
software
will help Gain
youto an understanding
perform
with your
gestures, analysis
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the
and legal system,
reports. variety administrative
and more; agencies,
develop engaging and Elective 14070
Contact the TMCC
constitutional law, Career
consumer Hubprotection,
to learn more about the
contracts, internship
criminal law, process and law,
employment submit an
BUS 290 Internship in Business 1.00 relevant
application. visual aids; and create compelling content
8.00 environmental law, ethics, forms of business organizations, product liability, property, to frame your presentation and back up Elective 14070
your argument with logic. Gain tips for managing nervousness and distractions and practice and
BUS 325 Legal Environment 3.00 3.00 torts.
your craft in atosafe Elective 14070
Introduction theenvironment
basic capabilities that of allows
a Computeryou to discover
Aided Drafting your strengths,
(CAD) system. get helpful
Includes
BUS 330 Business Presentations 3.00 3.00 feedback
appropriate andterminology,
make needed basicimprovements.
system design, typical hardware and software and Elective 14070
CADD 100 Introduction to Computer-Aided Drafting 3.00 4.00 applicable
Continuation commands.
of CADD 100 Students (formerly will draw and solve drafting problems on a CAD system. Elective 14070
Applies the knowledge gained in DFTDFT 100131). The course will
to manufacturing cover advanced
situations according2-D to CAD
CADD 105 Intermediate Computer-Aided Drafting 3.00 4.00 operations.
industrial Student will
standards. draw and
Computer Aided solve graphicTechniques
Drafting problems on are aused
CAD to system.
solve advanced Elective 14070
Introduces shop processes, detail working drawings, precision dimensioning, limits and
CADD 140 Technical Drafting I 3.00 4.00 drafting problems.
tolerances, design layouts, shop notes, parts lists, assembly drawings, developments and Elective 14070
CADD 141 Technical Drafting II 3.00 4.00 intersections,
Covers descriptive and pictorial
geometry drawings. in of Elective 14070
An advanced course providingand electronic
instruction and drafting. Advances concepts
skill development on advanced introducedfeatures
CADD 142 Technical Drafting III 3.00 4.00 CADD
CADD. 141
Emphasisthrough willproject oriented
be on Alternate problem
Dimensioning solving. Practices, Elective 14070
A course designed wherein students will apply knowledge andAdvanced
skills to real Texting
on-the-joband
CADD 200 Advanced Computer Aided Drafting 3.00 4.00 Formatting,
situations inAdvanced a programDynamic designedBlock by a Properties
company official and anand introduction
a faculty advisor to solidto modeling.
maximize Elective 14070
CADD 210 CADD Project 3.00 4.00 learning
Each experiences.
student
This course willand will complete
introduce
Available a to students
project
theG.P.A. student that will
to 3D and
who have completed
increase his/her
solid modeling CAD mostskills.
onapplication,
Core and Major
a CAD system. Students Elective 14070
requirements have a 2.5 Contact the instructor for the screening
CADD 245 Solid Modeling and Parametric Design 3.00 3.00 will
This
and draw
course
required and solveevaluation.
is skills
designed graphicto help problems students
Up to 8 on a CAD to
adjust
semester system.
being
hour an apprentice.
credits may be It includes
earned on thea basis of Elective 14070
This course willon bethea final assessment of each to student and roledetermine their preparedness
CADD 290 Internship in CADD 1.00 6.00 concentration
75 hours
for of internship
job marketability.
individual
for 1student
Each credit. transitioning
May be repeated
will write
their for
a resume,
new up to 6ascredits.
develop
an apprentice and a Elective 14070
student. It teaches effective study habits, time management witha portfolio,
an online demonstrate
course and
CADD 299 Capstone/Assessment 1.00 3.00 Various
growth
Prepares
gives the
short
on the
students
student
courses
program and
with critical
guidance
experimental
post-test
in and
skills to secure
collegiate
classes
apply
life. for
The
covering
graduation.
andcourse
maintain a
will
variety
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address
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what Students
it means
The course
willbe an Elective
to 14070
will betoa communicate
variable creditinofmultiple one-halfmodes to six credits depending on the course content andusing
CE 101 Apprenticeship Orientation 0.50 0.50 learn
apprentice
number and understanding
of hours required. The apprenticeship
course maysystems,
to address
repeated
workplace
be expectations. for up
needs,
to and
solve
six credits.
problems
This is course Elective 14070
critical thinking, understand work-related maintain safe healthful working
CE 198 Special Topics in Cooperative Education 0.50 6.00 used for CTE articulated credit.
conditions, practice ethical and legal behavior consistent with workplace standards, and Elective 14070
CE 201 Workplace Readiness 3.00 enhance work
3.00 Theories of alcohol outcomesand other through drugleadership,
addictionsself-management,
with emphasis on the and signs
teamwork. and symptoms of Elective 14070
CEP 254 Biopsycho-Social Factors in Addiction
Developmental Theories-Prevention/Education 3.00 3.00 problematic
Impact of addiction use, as welldevelopmentas methods of assessment and intervention. and fetal Elective 14070
Identities, ideas, andon institutions frominpre-contact children and tofamilies,
present,prenatal emphasizing addiction civil rights, Counts as the 4th Social Studies credit
CEP 255 Strategies 3.00 alcohol individualism,
3.00 liberty, syndrome, andfederalism, current prevention environmentalism, and education models and
urbanization, services.
industrialization, and Elective
American 14070
Critical survey of Near East, Greece, Rome and Middle Ages; origins of Judaism, to meet the Flex requirement. If not
CH 203 American Experiences and Constitutional Change 3.00 3.00 cultural
Christianity,diversity.Islam, Satisfies
philosophy the U.S. and and Nevada
science; Constitution
concepts like requirements.
heroism, justice, and romantic Government needed, elective credit (14070) may 14026
Analyzes Europe's legacy in shaping world ideas, institutions and cultures. Includes
CH 201 Ancient and Medieval Cultures 3.00 love.
3.00 Renaissance; Reformation; Enlightenment; Romanticism; development of science and Social Studies/Flex be earned 14129
A course for students with no science background. A general introduction into topics ofin
CH 202 The Modern World 3.00 3.00 A first semester
industry;
inorganic political
and organic
general
revolutions; chemistry
chemistry
course
colonialism; which
as relatedinorganic
focuses
postcolonialism;
to environmental
on globalization.
the chemical principles
and energy issues in modern World History 14014
atomic structure, electron configurations, nomenclature, stoichiometry, reactions
CHEM 100 Molecules and Life in the Modern World 3.00 society.
3.00 in aqueous Four laboratory
solutions, experiences aregas
thermochemistry, requiredlaws, through
and Lewis the course period.
structures. Course includes a Science 14082
A second semester to the general chemistry course covering topicsfundamental
on intermolecular forces,
CHEM 121 General Chemistry I 4.00 4.00 Introduction
weekly lab.
kinetics,chemistry,
equilibrium,
properties
acid/base
of organic
chemistry,
functional
thermodynamics,
groups,
and electrochemistry.
principles of
Course Science 14082
carbon and biological chemistry. The weekly laboratory portion of the course
CHEM 122 General Chemistry II 4.00 4.00 Detailed
includes
focuses atreatment
weekly of organic molecules, simple functional groups, stereochemistry,
lab. Science 14082
reactionon techniques
mechanisms, involved in the
introductory preparation,
synthesis, reactivity, andFor
and spectroscopy. identification
chemistry, of organic
CHEM 220 Introductory Organic
Organic Chemistry forChemistry
Scientists and 4.00 4.00 compounds.
biochemistry,of molecular biology, and otheron pre-professional majors. Creditdetailed
allowedreaction in only Science 14082
Continuation CHEM 341, with emphasis complex functional groups,
CHEM 341 Professionals I
Organic Chemistry for Scientists and 3.00 3.00 one of CHEM multistep
mechanisms, 220, CHEMsyntheses, 241, or CHEM 341.
and molecules relevant to biology and materials science. Science 14082
CHEM 342 Professionals II 3.00 3.00 Credit not allowed in both CHEM 242 and CHEM 342. Science 14082
CHEM 121L General Chemistry Laboratory 1 1.00 1.00 Laboratory experiments to accompany CHEM 121. Science 14082
CHEM 122L General Chemistry Laboratory 2 1.00 1.00 Laboratory
Laboratory techniques and principles in introductory Organic Chemistry for the synthesis, Science
experiments to accompany CHEM 122. 14082
CHEM 241L Organic Chemistry for Life Sciences Lab I 1.00 1.00 This beginning
purification,
Laboratory and course
techniques
is designed of
characterization
and principles
fororganic
peoplecompounds.
who are at an entry level and want to learn a Science
in intermediate 14082
general overview of current office database software,Organicas well as Chemistry
be productive for thewith synthesis,
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CHEM 242L Organic Chemistry for Life Sciences Lab II 1.00 1.00 purification,
tasks.course
Topicscovers and
include characterization
creating of
and using organic compounds.
a database, querying a database,transmissionmaintaining a Science 14082
This basic networking terminology, network components,
CIT 107 Databases 1.00 1.00 This
This
media
course
database,
is the
and
is
sharing
first a
protocols.
comprehensive
data
course in Itamong
programming
focuses
overview
applications,
on the and
OSI
of the
and
software
model
primary
creating
of
operating
reports
development,
network andsystems
forms.
and assumes
computing.
and
Course
the
no support
prior as Elective
serves 14070
of hardware devices. The class will alsointroduces
demonstrate the integration
syntax of abetween hardware
CIT 112 Network + 3.00 3.00 programming
preparation
and software. forexperience.
the CompTIA
Emphasis is on
TheNetwork+
course
installing, exam. thetroubleshooting
configuring,
basic programming
andcourseupgrading a PC Elective 14070
language and stresses the principles of good software engineering. The in manyalso
CIT 114 IT Essentials 4.00 4.00 Java
and is a general-purpose,
working
introduces HTMLwith computer
(the language
object-oriented
users of as
the an IT
Web),
programming
technician.
Web scripting
language used
(dynamic Web content),
different Elective
and 14070
ways. This course is on Java, and the primary emphasis will be on general purpose, object-
CIT 128 Introduction to Software Development 4.00 SQL (Structured
4.00 oriented programming. Query Language),
Topics covered whichinclude:
is used primitive
to accessand relational
reference databases.
data types, control Elective 14070
CIT 130 Beginning Java 3.00 3.00 structures, methods, arrays, custom classes, and composition. Elective 14070

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 TMCC Active Courses 11.6.2023
C# is a general-purpose, object-oriented programming language best known for its ability
to create single-source solutions capable of running on a variety of devices (via the .NET
platform). This course is the first semester of C# programming, and will include exposure to
the
This .NET platform,course
introductory but the is primary
designed emphasis
to thehelptools, will be on
students general-purpose
build a solid foundation object-oriented
in to build
CIT 134 Beginning C# Programming 3.00 Students
programming.
3.00 This course getintroduces
practical experience
students towith
HTML5 and language. techniques,
XHTML coding and
andconcepts
Webpractical
page needed
development. Elective 14070
aprogramming
basic
Topics iOS
cover app fundamentals
from
creating scratch.
and managing
using
They'll Swift
also
a Web
aslearn
the user
site and interface Students
developing/ design get principles,
designing Webwhich
experience
pages,are
CIT 135 Introduction to Swift Coding 3.00 3.00 with the
fundamental tools, techniques,
to programming and concepts
and making needed
great to
apps. build
They'lla basic iOS
examine app.
how to design, Elective 14070
including
This courseand tables and
concentrates forms. onappStudents
client-side will also learn to enhance Web pages with cascading
CIT 136 Application Development with Swift 3.00 3.00 prototype,
style sheets, architect an of theirscripting.
own
Webdesign.
Client-side technologies are used to Elective 14070
validate
An introductionformmultimedia,
data,to as well
the
and to JavaScript.
Linuxasexperience provideSystem.
Operating ways Standards
of interacting
Topics
andwith
include
bestvisitors.
practices areclass builds
Linux origin,This file systems,
CIT 151 Beginning Web Development 3.00 3.00 emphasized.
upon the No
information prior HTML
presented in CIT is
151- necessary.
Beginning Web Development (HTML5, XHTML Elective 14070
user commands and utilities, graphical user interfaces, text editors, manual pages and
CIT 152 Web Script Language Programming 3.00 3.00 and
shells.JavaScript),
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CIT 213 MCITP/MCTS Network Infrastructure 3.00 5.00 Windows
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CIT 216 Server+ 3.00 3.00 application
certification.development withTopicsan emphasis will include general security
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communications
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CIT 217 Security + 3.00 3.00 This course is the second semester
operational/organizational security. of C# programming, and will includeexception
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CIT 236 Common Programming Patterns 3.00 programming
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techniques of police patrol. Special attention to the
students
socialization will also andparticipate
problems in five 8-hour
of work.sit-along Elective 14070
responsibilities
Survey of Police
theallowing of officers
probation and in varying patrol situations suchStates aspolice
foot beats, Transfers tocars,
one-person UNR
CRJ 211 Police in America: An Introduction 3.00 3.00 internships,
as CJ 211 in them
America. toparole
apply systemwhat they of thehave Unitedlearned through
in real-world development
scenarios. of Elective 14070
K-9 corps,
the present and/or
system. tactical
Shows units.
differentTechniquessystems ofwithin
observation the Unitedand perception.
States, Recognition
executive clemency, of
Throughout the course, students will study a variety of topics, including communication
CRJ 214 Principles of Police Patrol Techniques 3.00 3.00 police hazards;
rights oftheir
parole,call-taking
skills,
evaluation
prisoners,
procedures, probationersand proper police
dispatchingand parolees,
techniques,
patrol action. strategies, administrative
treatment
emergency response protocols, and Elective 14070
CRJ 215 Probation and Parole 3.00 aspects,
Integrated and
3.00 computer-aided correctional
overview dispatch theand
systems.
ofphilosophy professional
elements The of programaspects
substantive ofcriminal
is designed the parole to
law beand probation
comprehensive,
and the fundamental officer.
covering Elective 14070
Origin, development, and constitutional basis of evidence; constitutional and
CRJ 222 Criminal Law and Procedure 3.00 3.00 both the
concepts
procedural
theoretical
ofconsiderations
due process and practical
and fairness
affecting
aspects
underlying
arrest,
of the field.
search American
and
Upon
seizure;
completion
criminalkinds
of the Dispatch
procedures.
of degrees of evidence Elective 14070
Training
Survey and Program,evaluation studentsof police will have programs a thoroughdesigned understanding
to prevent juvenile of the role of a dispatcher
delinquency.
CRJ 225 Criminal Evidence 3.00 and
3.00 and rulesskills
the
Techniques governing
ofnecessary
enforcement admissibility;
to perform
relative judicial
the
to thejobdecisions
effectively.
control ofinterpreting
They will rights
delinquency; also beand able
investigation case to studies.
procedures Elective 14070
CRJ 226 Preventions
Introductionand Control
to the of and
Courts Delinquency
American Legal 3.00 3.00 demonstrate
in
An individual
overview cases
Introduction of
to
critical thinking
theofforensic
roledelinquency
and
and problem-solving
sciences.
organizationandThe methodsrole
of the ofof skills, as
referral
science
judicial into
branch
well
the as effective
related
utilization
of agencies.
government, ofcommunication
physical
itsbut
central Elective 14070
and interpersonal
evidence in matters skills.
of This program
criminal and is designed
civil law. Emphasis to be isrigorous placed andthe
on challenging,
value and also
CRJ 234 System
911 Dispatch Emergency Telecommunicator 3.00 3.00 actors,
engaging and and processes.
supportive, with aknowledgeknowledgeable Elective 14070
assistance of modern scientific to theand experienced
investigation. facultylaboratory
Includes who are
CRJ 260 Academy 12.00 12.00 dedicated
demonstrations to helping students
and adirect succeed. Elective 14070
The course includes brief experience
history of the examining
theoriesphysical of criminology, evidence. theThree
police, hours
and lecture
the
CRJ 265 Introduction to Physical Evidence 3.00 and threewith
4.00 offender, hours lab per week. Elective 14070
Selected topicsparticular in criminalemphasis justice. Agiven course to intended
criminal career to provide perspectives,
flexibilitydetailing
in the criminal from a
CRJ 270 Introduction to Criminology 3.00 3.00 sociological standpoint, types of offenders who
justice/correction program. Course subject will vary and cover critical and current issues in commit specific offenses. Elective 14070
May also be used for a 4th
CRJ 285 Selected Topics in Criminal Justice 1.00 criminalofjustice.
6.00 Survey Elective mathematics (14002) or 3rd science 14070
Work withlaw and justice
selected from a multi-disciplinary
law enforcement agencies, correctional perspective with special
agencies, emphasis on
or security (14008).
CRJ 289 Law and Justice 3.00 3.00 comparative
organizations; justice systems, race, duringethnicity, and gender. Elective 14070
This course is an introduction to modern problem solving and programming in
scheduling to occur the final semester for the student the
methods. Computer Science May also be used for a 4th
CRJ 290 Internship in Criminal Justice 1.00 program. is placed on algorithm development. A special focus will be on procedural and
8.00 Emphasis Elective &
Education mathematics
If a technical (14002)
elective or4th
3rd science 14070
May also be used for ais needed for
3.00 data abstraction, emphasizing design, (14008).
CS 135 Computer Science I 3.00 Introduction
Introduction to
to essential
fundamental concepts concepts andtesting,
practices
of
and
cybersecurity,in documentation.
computing. common Design, assemble, and
cybersecurity
Technology the STEM/STEAM
mathematics
Counts Sealelective
(14002)
as a technical oruse
3rd14130
science
towards 14058
CS 105 Introduction to Computing 3.00 3.00 This course
operate basic
vulnerabilities
builds
computer
and
on thehardware
threats,
concepts
and
of Computer
and
techniques software and
Sciences
in a collaborative
tools
I. Emphasis
for detecting
on problem solving
environment.
and defending against Elective (14008).
the STEM/STEAM
Counts asbe Seal
a technical 14130
and program May also used for aelective
4th towards
CS 151 Introduction to Cybersecurity 3.00 3.00 Introduction
cyber-attacks. to organization and integration of computer components. Topicsproblems
development techniques. Typical numerical and non-numerical include: are Elective the STEM/STEAM
mathematics Sealelective
(14002) or 3rd science 14130
examined.
Prerequisite: Design,
Strongly implementation,
recommend and
minimum
computer abstractions and performance, arithmetic operations, instruction set abstraction
ACCUPLACER principles of
Reading elementary
Comprehension data score Counts as a technical towards
CS 202 Computer Science II 3.00 structures
3.00 of 74. This are course studied.
introduces the architecture, structure, functions, components, and Elective (14008).
the STEM/STEAM Sealelective towards 14130
architecture,
Introduction toassembly
the basic programming,
computer and datapath,
networking, pipelining,forensic memory
process, hierarchy,
digital I/O,
evidence and Counts as a technical
CS 219 Computer Organization 3.00 models
parallel
3.00 This courseof the
architectures.Internetthe
describes andarchitecture,
other computer networks.and
components, It uses the OSIof
operations and TCP layered
routers and Elective the STEM/STEAM Sealelective towards 14130
collection,
This
modelscourse preserving
describes
toinexamine thethe evidentiary
architecture,
nature and roles chain, cybercrime
components,
of protocols andstatutes,
and operations
services and
at of the
the legal aspects
routers
application,and of Counts as a technical
CS 252 Digital Forensics Fundamentals 3.00 3.00 switches
search and
switches
network, in
data
aa small
seizure.
larger
link,
network. moreStudents
and physical
and complex
layers.
learn
network.
The
how Students
principles
to configure
and learn a router
structure howof toand
IP
a switch
configure
addressing
for
routers
and Elective the STEM/STEAM Seal 14130
basic functionality. Students will configure and troubleshoot routers and switches and
CSCO 120 CCNA Internetworking Fundamentals 4.00 4.00 and
the switches for advanced
fundamentals
resolve common of Ethernet functionality.
concepts, Students
media, andwill configureare
operations andintroduced.
troubleshoot routers Elective 14070
and switches andissues
resolve withcommon RIPv1, RIPv2,
issues single-area
with isOSPF,
and multi-area
EIGRP, to STP,
OSPF,
VTP invirtual
andstudents both LANs,
IPv4
entryand
CSCO 121 CCNA Routing and Switching Essentials 4.00 4.00 The
and
Course
IPv6
Fundamental
inter-VLAN
covers all
networks.
of Network
routing
aspects
Students inwill
ofbothfoodSecurity
also IPv4 and
service
develop
course
IPv6
sanitation,
the
designed
networks.
knowledge but focuses and
prepare
skillson needed
causes and for
prevention
to implement Elective 14070
level
of certification
food-borne in
illness network
and the security. The course is an introduction to network security
CSCO 220 CCNA Scaling Networks 3.00 DHCP
3.00 Passing and
and overall thisDNS course
securityoperations
confers
processes. aimplementation
inboth network.
NRAcourse
The (Nevada of HACCP quality
Restaurant
teaches students
assurance
Association)
to and systems.
Washoe County Elective 14070
Entry level
Instruction course
includes provides
lecture,students demonstrations with basic and culinary
special skills
projects.to design
enroll
EachinFood implement
kitchen
student or baking
takes the
CSCO 230 Fundamentals of Network Security 4.00 4.00 Course
Health
security
production
ServSafe
teaches
Department
solutions
Food classes.
introductory
Protection
requirements
toCompetencies
reduce Manager
hotrisk
the food
to cookery
acquire
of
include revenue
Certificationculinary
with
a certification
loss
exam.
emphasis
andPassing
history, of on
network product
Certified
vulnerability.
professionalism,
this confers
utilization,
Protection
basic
both
cost
safety
NRA Elective 14070
effectiveness,
Manager (CFPM). timing Course and presentation.
covers all aspectsStudentsof food practice
service traditional
sanitation, andbut modern
focuses cooking
on
CUL 100 Sanitation/HACCP 2.00 and sanitation,
(Nevada
2.00 techniques Restaurant
and standardized
good Association)
nutrition. recipe anduse
Students and
Washoe willcosting,
County
receive basic
Foodnutrition
hands-on Service Manager and utilizing
menucertification.
planning, Elective 14070
causes and
Continuation
introduction prevention
toofingredients,
CUL 106 ofcovering
food-borne
use ofthe illness
remainder
commercial and the
of the
kitchen portionspractice
implementation
equipment ofand ofhand
text HACCP
not covered
tools,
moistinand
quality
basicCUL
CUL 101 Sanitation/HACCP (CFPM) 1.00 1.00 dry
105
knife
heat
assurance
or CUL
cuts
cooking
systems.
and106. raw
methods.
Instruction
Instruction
ingredient
Students
and includes
kitchen
preparation.
prepare
lecture, sauces,
expectations
Students
soups,
demonstrations,
become
with
starches,
previous more and vegetables
special
intense
culinary as
skills
and
projects.
students
orandtraining Elective 14070
An introduction
center of the plateto on and offSome
entrees. premise menus catering.
include Students
practical learn
baking professional
of quick techniques
breads
CUL 105 Basic Skills Development 3.00 hone
may
3.00 used their
challenge
by skillsprior
caterers onto more thedifficult
toChef
developing start oftechniques
the semester. and recipes. They willmenus,
expandpractice their repertoire Elective 14070
home
Students
in the bakedlearn
preparation desserts.
fundamentals
of sauces, ofand
instructors
bread
proteins,
marketmake
and
starches,
services.
frequent
pastry making,
vegetables
They develop
demonstrations
with
and the
fruits. to reinforce
emphasis
Students on receive writing
and a
American
CUL 106 Understanding Culinary Techniques I 6.00 proposals
amplify
6.00 Course
products. and contracts,
recipes
designed
Included and lectures.
tointroduction
teach
are: plan and
professional
baking execute
ingredient food functions.
preparation
properties, In theand
function kitchen
bake-off
and use students
techniques prepare
of equipment, applicable Elective 14070
hands-on
typical practical
caterer foods such as fruit to Garde
and Manger
vegetable and
mirrors, the Bakeshop.
canapes, hors Techniques
d'oeuvres, and
tea
in a variety
understanding of food
bakery service environments
procedures, recipe - supermarket
conversion, bakery and deli departments,
CUL 108 Understanding Culinary Techniques II 6.00 lectures
6.00 Course
sandwiches
convenience
augmented
introduces and
stores,buffet and
students reinforced
sweets.
cafeterias, to the fastthree
Students by chef main
gain
foodincluding
demonstrations.
outlets items
experience
and ofproper
theascoldthey
storage
kitchen;
work with
andreception
sanitation.
phyllo foods,
dough, Elective 14070
Students produce home styleand products pies,contract
cookies, management
quick
gainbreads,
companies.
yeast
CUL 114 Buffet Catering 3.00 3.00 canapes
puff pastry,
Structured
leavened
and to
goods,
hors
eclair
develop d'
paste,
cakes
oeuvrespieicings.
culinary
and andskills buffet
tart dough,
while
Elementary
arrangements.
savory
utilizing
cake butters
convenience
decoration
Studentsandtechniques
fillings.
foods hands-on
and frozen
are
experience
bakery
introduced; Elective 14070
in the production ofon pate, galantines, terrines, salads andand other foodsof that enhance buffets.
CUL 125 Principles of Baking 3.00 3.00 products.
however,
Students and
Emphasis
emphasis
will also beisintroduced
onequipment
production use,
to the
proper
of use
quality of
handling
hand-crafted
aspic, techniques
proofing
products.
of food
frozen dough, Elective 14070
finishing packing products, assembling sandwiches and platters andsculpture
product display. and ice
CUL 130 Garde Manger 3.00 3.00 carving,
Most plus modern ways of decorating and arranging platters. Elective 14070
Courseofdesigned
the course to oriented
bring students towardcurrent working with information
topical convenienceon foods and bake-off
problems and/or issues,
CUL 170 Retail Deli and Bakery 3.00 3.00 techniques.
skills and/or techniques in various areas of food service. This course may be repeated for Elective 14070
CUL 195 Selected Topics in Culinary Arts 1.00 6.00 up to six credits. Elective 14070

6
 Feed the folks who visit the TMCC GoldenActive Frog,Courses TMCC's 11.6.2023
student run restaurant. Students develop
team skills as they plan and implement menus, develop and cost recipes, cook and serve
the food lecture
Through and wash andthe dishes. Enhance
hands-on cooking, dishes students byexplore
discovering seven seasonings
Americanand their cuisines
regional
characteristics.
and their local food This specialties
is a realistic- experience
New England, in running a restaurant,
Middle Atlantic, Deepmeeting South, Texas time and
deadlines
Southwest, and satisfying
Midwest hands-on customers.
and Mountain It gives
States, students
Pacific Northwest,a look at running a successful
CUL 200 Aromatics/Restaurant Experience 4.00 Through lecture
4.00 restaurant while and developing speedcooking, in the students
kitchen.explore sevenCalifornia
important and Hawaii.and
classical Elective 14070
Authentic
trendy recipes
cuisines and and some ingredients
of their will
food be utilized.
specialties Correct
- French, cooking
German, techniques
Italian, and
Mexican,
CUL 210 American Regional Cuisine 3.00 An advanced
3.00 authentic
Course focus course,
traditional
is on utilizing
seasonings
European CUL
style are125
pastries principles
emphasized. and with
multi-portionemphasis on
desserts. more sophisticated
Students gain Elective 14070
Japanese,
Course
American Chinese
is intended
and and
Europeanto give Caribbean.
the student
goods such Authentic
as thelayered recipes
toolsdough, and
neededbaked ingredients
in today'scustards, will be utilized.
tightgelatinization,
labor market for and
CUL 220 International Cuisine 3.00 experience
Correct
3.00 Introduction cookingmaking sponge
techniques cakes,
and butter
authentic creams,
traditional puff pastry,
seasoning glazes are and fillings,
emphasized. meringue,
advancement
restaurantchocolate
marzipan,
to in infection
the
type desserts. food
and
prevention
service
Students
eclair dough.
in
industry.
are The the
expected dental
Chefs,
emphasis
office
sous
to continue
onand
and
chefs,
the the
management
food
development
production
managers, of hazardous
as
of skills
of fine
well
pastry forsuch Elective
as 14070
CUL 225 Advanced Baking 3.00 materials.
owners, must
3.00 producing Hazardous
qualityknow andmaterials
products. understand management,food service OSHA math Bloodborne Pathogen
importance Standard,
of the bottom Elective 14070
as tea
personal
line cookies,
protective petit fours,
equipment chocolates
(PPE), and
and truffles,
disease individual
transmission French protocol.pastries, tortes
Introduction aand and
CUL 230 Pastry Arts 3.00 This to
3.00 Introduction
gateau.
an operations
course to radiation
teaches success.
that health
sauces Students
andcreated
are safetywill protocols
be exposed
through fortothose
patience, suchdiligence
topics as and
students organizing
needing study formal
and
application
business'smore
training,
encourages
of
food
the
surface
costs,
experience, disinfection
use ofpurchasing,
top newAssisting
hires,and
equipment instrument
and on the sterilization
selection,
job facilities
trained techniques.
design,
assistants. This
scheduling
This coursecourse staff, Elective
can can 14070
CUL 245 The Business Chef 3.00 Introduction
be used
3.00 calculate
assist for
cost
intraining,
topercentages,
preparing
Clinical
preparation thehires, forquality
Dental
student theto
and
ingredients.
Dental
breakeven
take the
entry-level
Assisting Students
points.
Dental
skills
National
Assisting
learn
for
Board both
those
National
classical
students
Infection
Board
and
requiring
Control
Radiation
modern
Exam. HealthThe Elective 14070
methods
formal
information of sauce new making
in this courseGeneral and
and learn
on
can be dental the to use
job
used byanatomy each
trained sauce in
assistants.
those individuals at least one
Introduction
seeking Placing, dish
a position while
to the learning
as a dentalof
history
CUL 250 Saucier
Infection Control in the Dental 3.00 3.00 and
otherSafety
dental uses
sterilization
Examination.
for
assisting, the
technician. same*This
general sauce.
dental is anatomy,
an online professional
course
and terminology.
with and
three legal
mandatory aspects of exposing,
dental
class/lab assisting.
meetings. Elective 14070
This exploration
developing and of dental careers
mounting intraoralcourse films, is designed
and takingoffice,to introduce
digital X-rays.pain, students
Infection to the varied
control
DA 101 Office/Sterilization Technician 4.00 4.00 Introduction
Discussion
career
techniques
to medical
participation
opportunities
will be in the
practiced
emergencies
is required.
dental
during field.
film
in the dental
Students
exposure will
and gain patient
a greater
processing.
and anxiety
knowledge
Hybrid course
control.
ofonline
the roles
and Elective 14070
A survey
Introduction of dental
to basic careers to
preventative, include the
restorative, legal, ethical,
and moral and professional
DA 102 Entry Level Radiation Health 3.00 and tasks assix
mandatory well as
mandatory skills and
lab education
meetings. required tooflaboratory
work procedures.tech,
as a sterilization Including dental
Introduction to the Basics of and Safety
Clinical Dental 3.00 responsibilities
moisture
The intraoral
assistant, control,
dental
of dental
alginate
paralleling
hygienist,
personnel
impressions,
technique
practicewith
in the
manager,
practice
office pours,
its variables;
and general
dentistry.
coronal
production, Personal
polishing,
orofspecialty and requirements,
characteristics
dentist, sealants. andas an
such Hybrid Elective 14070
DA 103 Assisting 4.00 4.00 professional
course
biologic online
orthodontist. effects conduct,
and
In of interpersonal
mandatory
radiation;
this course, lab meetings.
function,
students
relationships,
components
will be introduced
methods
and operation
to
acquiring
information
and
X-raytraining
of thedesigned unit;to assist Elective 14070
certification of the dental assistant, recognition of and
dental forms, an introduction to dental
DA 109 Dental Careers Exploration 1.00 1.00 radiation
A
and
course
them protection
designed
in selecting
medical afor
terminology,
andthemonitoring;
dental development
career that
cultural
components
of laboratory
works
considerations best in forpatientcare
proficiency
them. of X-ray
care and
film;dexterity
in the chemistry
interprofessional
andand Elective 14070
techniques
professional
The anatomy associated
competencies
and physiologywith needed
X-ray
oftime
the film to
head and
assist the
and developing
inneck
four are sixsolutions.
andincluded. handed Review of
dentistry
Embryology, anatomical
procedures
histology,
DA 110 Orientation to Dental Assisting 2.00 2.00 practice.
Principles
landmarks,
utilized in
Two
of X-ray
general
(2) hour
preventive
placement, ofdentistry
dentistry.
classidentification
toper
Demonstration include:week. and nutritional
of correction
proper physiology,
posture of radiographic
and essentials
form at errors;
chair and recording
side, Elective 14070
tooth morphology, ofocclusion, anddentalperiodontal tissues are studied with and special emphasisofon
DA 111 Dental Radiography I 3.00 3.00 counseling
pertinent
positive
Principles
tooth forms. ofeffect
data;
communication,
microbiology,
Developmental
nutrition
specialized on
procedures
sterilization
disease
and and health;
and
transmission,
structural
epidemiology,
techniques
disinfecting,
defects for pediatric
manipulation
theinvolving
universal etiology
thenumbering
oral dentistry.
ofcavity
dental prevention
system,
and materials,
dental
teeth. Elective 14070
dental
adherence
clinical(3) disease;
charting design
to infection and
with geometriccontrolmanagement
protocols
and anatomical of
and a plaque
OSHA control program
requirements
representations, and additional
of instrument
periodontal names.local Elective
charting,
DA 112 Dental/Head and Neck Anatomy 3.00 3.00 Three
preventive hours
measures,lecture arefluoride
i.e., required and persealant
week. utilization. One (1) hour of class time per 14070
Use and
anesthetic, care are stressed.
vital signs and emergency Two hours of lecture and eleven (11) hours laboratory are
DA 115 Dental Health Education 1.00 1.00 An
week in-depth, eachcomprehensive
is required. course ofprevention the properties, are discussed
techniques in depth. An introduction
and manipulation of to
required
body
dentalsystems;
materials
week.
respiratory
used in operative and circulatory dentistry. as they impactmaterials
The dental dental care deliveryare
discussed arebases and Elective 14070
DA 116 Preclinical Dental Science 1.50 presented.
1.50 Bisecting
varnishes, the angle intraoral technique adapted to an adult and pediatric manikin; Elective 14070
Completionamalgam offilm and components,
thisquality;
course satisfies 3 hours aesthetic and posterior
of instruction toward composites,
completing cements
the embedded and
DA 117 Dental Materials and Techniques I 2.00 2.00 evaluation
impression
math curriculum
of
materials. Onerecognition
requirements, two-hour in
of anomalies
lecture
accordance eachwith
with differential
week.
Embedded Curriculum
tissue densities;
Guidelines Elective 14070
preliminary film interpretation for charting and tray setup; specialized procedures for
DA 119 Dental Chairside Procedures 5.00 Option
5.00 Principles
endodontia, A. of the dental office routine,
edentulous management
and geriatric patient; ofpanoramic
dental office supplies, team
radiography lateral jaw and Elective 14070
A continuation of DA112 including the study of oral pathology, pharmacology, medical
DA 121 Dental Radiography II 2.00 2.00 responsibilities,
skull
A surveys; legal
continuation
emergencies. ofreceptionist
Also considerations;
DA119
included
and secretarial
elevating digital x-ray
laboratory
is an introduction
duties, dental
ofintraoral
proficiency
body systems:
bookkeeping,
techniques.
to clinical appointment
proficiency
muscular, skeletal, in Elective 14070
control, laboratory with theprescriptions, Dental letter writing, collections,
one (1)telephone
to two (2)technique rotations and in filing. Elective
DA 122 Clinical Dental Science 2.00 2.00 accordance
endocrine,
Employment exocrine
interview
State
and reproductive
techniques,
Practice systems.
employee
Act during
rightsOne andhour benefits, andand an 16 introduction to 14070
selected private
A practical,application dental
hands-on study practicesof dental and public clinics.
laboratory equipment safety and utilization of lecture to 24 clinical
DA 123 Practice Management and Procedures 1.00 3.00 computer
experience hours in a dental
per week. Students office. are expected to custom
complete 180-225 clinical hours of Elective 14070
materials
A continuation such as
of plaster/stone/die,
DA 125 clinical
with clinical model
training trimming,
in dental specialties, tray acrylic, aluminum
i.e., endodontics, and
oral Elective
DA 125 Supervised Clinical I 5.00 5.00 the program
acrylic temporaries, total of 300
simple orthodontichours, in this
appliances course. and prosthodontic 14070
surgery, orthodontics, pediatric dentistry, periodontics, prosthodonticscleaning and an overviewand of
DA 127 Dental Materials and Lab Techniques II 2.00 2.00 polishing.
oral pathology and dental assisting
public health. Thirty (30) hours of of in a Elective 14070
A
Ancourse
introductiondesigned to wherein
dental students aswill apply knowledge
it relates to the tolecture
specialties and 128 hours
realinon-the-job
dentistry, situations
orthodontics,
DA 135 Supervised Clinical II 5.00 clinical
5.00 program
pedodontics, experience
designed arearequired.
by
oral surgery, companyperiodontics,official endodontics,
and a faculty and advisor to maximize learning
prosthodontics. A survey Elective 14070
A course designed to assist the working dental assistant in updating, reviewing and of the
DA 137 Specialized Dental Assisting 1.00 1.00 experiences.
role
This of
course
increasing isAvailable
the proficiency
dental assistant
an exploration to students
in a inof
variety theofwho
public health
world's
dental
have completed
dentistry
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assistingand mostareas.
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is included. core andart
One (1)
major
hour form.
class
requirements
Various
time performs Elective 14070
andmulticultural
have a 2.5 GPA. Contact the appropriate chairperson for the dance application,
forms,screening and
DA 285 Selected Topics in Dental Assisting 1.00 6.00 of
week
required for skills ethnic
each evaluation.
credit is dance
required. forms, plus an overview of popular are explored
basis of 100 Elective 14070
through the use of lecture,Up to 8and
video semester hour credits
demonstration. may be
Satisfies the earned
Diversity on therequirement
DA 290 Internship in Dental Assisting 1.00 8.00 hours of internship for 1 credit. May be repeated
for TMCC. Satisfies UNR Fine Arts core curriculum and applies as a general elective at for up to 8 credits. Elective 14070
DAN 101 Dance Appreciation 3.00 3.00 UNLV. Elective 14070
DAN 132 Jazz Dance (Beginning) 1.00 1.00 Beginning techniques of jazz dance. May be repeated to a maximum of four credits. Elective 14070
DAN 135 Ballet, Beginning 1.00 1.00 Beginning techniques of ballet. May be repeated to a maximum of four credits. Elective 14070
DAN 138 Modern Dance, Beginning 1.00 1.00 Beginning techniques of modern dance. May be repeated to a maximum of four credits. Elective 14070
DAN 144 Tap Dance (Beginning) 1.00 1.00 Beginning, basic techniques of tap dance. Repeatable up to four credits. Elective 14070
DAN 188 Choreography I: Improvisation for Composition 2.00 2.00 Practical application of the techniques of improvisation for its use in composition. Elective 14070
DAN 232 Jazz Dance (Intermediate) 1.00 1.00 Intermediate work in the techniques of jazz dance. Elective 14070
DAN 235 Ballet (Intermediate) 1.00 1.00 Ballet, Intermediate work in the techniques of ballet. Repeatable up to four credits. Elective 14070
DAN 238 Modern Dance Intermediate 1.00 1.00 Intermediate/Advanced
Intermediate techniqueswork of modern in the dance. techniques May of bemodern
repeateddance. to a maximumRepeatable of four
up tocredits.
four Elective 14070
DAN 239 Modern Dance, Intermediate/Advanced 1.00 1.00 credits. Elective 14070
DAN 244 Tap Dance (Intermediate) 1.00 1.00 Learning
Intermediate of work in the
repertory and techniques
new choreographyof tap dance. leading Repeatable
to formal up and to informal
four credits. performance Elective 14070
Professionally structured rehearsal of repertory and new choreography in preparation for
DAN 281 Dance Performance 1.00 1.00 opportunities.
formal performances, Repeatable up to four
educational credits.programs and possible touring. May be
outreach Elective 14070
DAN 287 Concert Dance Company 1.00 repeated
1.00 A first course
Elements for up to four
in research
of dance credits.
composition methods for students
including experience pursuing data science.
in spatial relationships, The emphasis dynamics, of this Elective 14070
course
movement beistaken
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developing andthe habits
design. of 304 sound critical thinking, especiallyI. This with regards to on Elective
DAN 288 Choreography II: Elements of Dance Composition 3.00 3.00 Must
This course
larger data is an
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introduction
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14070
DATA 210 Introduction to SQL for Data Science 3.00 clinical
3.00 and application
analyze a basicprocesses
database, which
with ainclude
focus oninfectious
finding diseases,within
patterns infection data.and exposure Elective 14070
research
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control.
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designed
course ofandthe
to means
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skill
core of
application
elements data
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to
of include
data science: and
concepts the
sterilization,
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in reading
dental
questions, conclusions
technical
unit collecting
operation that
drawings and be
can
and
DATA 220 Research Methods for Data Science 3.00 drawn
3.00 required
maintenance,from by the
machine
cleaning data, ergonomics, data. shops,
exploring thepatient engineering, medical/dental
data, creating electrical
models,history and welding industries.
assessment, patient
communicating The
the results. course
vitals,No will Elective 14070
DATA 101 Introduction to Data Science 3.00 start with simple
3.00 emergency
programming
This course care,
is an printsinstrument
basic
background
introduction andorproceed
statistics
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3Ddesign, more
StudioMax. advanced
principles isof
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instrumentation
assumed.
covered techniques, 3D dental , Science 14008
entry level drafting course use of drafting instruments, lettering,the perception
extra/intra-oral assessment, introduction to periodontal andfiles,
dental charting, inspection
scene, of Elective
DFT 100 Basic Drafting Principles 3.00 4.00 StudioMax
theories,
This course
teeth, dental
program
geometric
satisfies
hygiene
interface,
and multi-view
6 diagnosis
hours
managing
of instruction
and
problem object
careanimationtoward
planning,
and project
solving, sketching
completing
oral prophylaxis,
and
the
creating
embedded
disclosing,
a basic
dimensioning. mathematics
coronal 14070
modeling, lighting, the materials editor, techniques, output of images and
DFT 110 Print Reading for Industry 3.00 3.00 This course
curriculum
polishing,
animations
is designed
requirements,
fluoride
anddental
to
application,
introduction
introduce
in accordance
patient
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special
student
with
management,
effects
to
Embedded dental
and time
plug-in
hygiene
Curriculum
management, practice
capabilities Guidelines which
documenting
ofevidence-based
includes
3D Studio A. Elective
Option 14070
the role and
Administration of the of localhygiene
anesthetics nitrous dental hygiene
oxide/oxygen process
analgesia. of care,Pharmacological
DFT 240 Introduction to 3D Studio Max 3.00 3.00 manual
Max.
dental hygiene
electronic
practice,
information
ethical decision
in a dental
making,
agents, physical and emotional evaluation of patients, anatomy and neurophysiology.
software
medical
system.
emergency care, medical and Elective 14070
DH 209 Pain and Anxiety Control 3.00 dental
Management
3.00 This histories,
course
Students areisrequired extra/intra-oral
of topics
related
designed totomedical
introduce
pass examinations,
emergencies.
the
instrumentation student dental
(2 hours
to biofilm,
dental
proficiencies lecture, deposits,
a3typodont,
terminology,
onincluding hoursreview stains,
laboratory.)
introduction
prior fluorides,
to to Elective 14070
Covers
periodontal selected disease of interest
andinfection
cariousskills to
lesion dental hygiene
development students,
andbasic classifications, of Dental
DH 299 Skills Lab 1.00 1.00 infectious
applying
Hygiene diseases
their
National and
instrumentation
Board Examination. andon exposure
a student
Graded control,
classmate.
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Students ofcalculus
oral health and
be required to Elective 14070
classifications,
prevention,
bring in two oral documenting
patientsdisease for process, calculus,
assessments, role occlusal
of saliva,assessments,
building product
upon their caries
evaluation,
skill level. and Anrestorations,
human needs
instrumentation
DH 304 Dental Hygiene Theory I 3.00 3.00 treatment
assessment,
practicum planning,
exambehaviorwill oral
be infectionascontrol,
modification,
required learning
part of and
the dental
principles,
exit exam hygiene
deposits,
to move appointment
stains
into DHand315 procedures.
fluoride.
Clinical Elective 14070
Introduction will into
havethe an physical properties of dental materials, including laboratory
DH 305 Pre-Clinical Practice 3.00 3.00 Students
Practice I.
experience in manipulation
opportunity to develop a time management schedule, present
in dental Elective 14070
evidence-based informationand on oralpreparation
healthcare of dental
products materials
and develop commonly an oral used hygiene
DH 308 Dental Materials 2.00 2.00 practice.
instruction flip chart which will be utilized by the student when treating patients in the Elective 14070
DH 310 Foundations of Dental Hygiene Practice 3.00 dental
3.00 A studyclinicof drugs setting throughout
by groups with the special twoemphasis
year program. on those used in dentistry including their Elective 14070
DH 311 Pharmacology 2.00 2.00 physical and chemical properties, dosage and therapeutic effects. Elective 14070

7
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DH 312 is designed
assessment, extra/intra to assist TMCC
oral Active in
students
assessment, Courses caries11.6.2023
recognizing and pathological
periodontal risk processes
assessments, and
differentiating
periodontal andthe dentalnormal from the
charting, abnormal
nutrition andby diet providing
counseling, the fundamentals
oral hygiene education, of gross
pathology of disease,
digital/radiography healing,inspection
imaging, repair andofregression teeth, dental in the hygieneoral cavity diagnosis and human and care body.
The focus
planning, is
The focus instrumentation on the role
of Periodontic Principles of the dental
skills andI techniques, hygienist
is on advanced in recognizing
patient deviations
management,ultrasonic
instrumentation, health normal,
from promotion
devices,
General and Oral Pathology for the Dental documentation,
and
rootdisease
planing,prevention, differential
gingival curettage, diagnosis,
patient scheduling, patient
subgingival irrigation, education
re-care systems, on prevention,
hypersensitivity documenting early detection
manual and
treatment,
DH 312 Hygienist 3.00 and referral.
3.00 electronic
instrument information
sharpening in aDentaldentalHygiene software system. Elective 14070
A continuation
Focuses on the of
study Clinicalofand the care,theory care of dental
of radiology, Practice implants
the I. Clinical
techniques andpractice
oralofprostheses,
in application
film exposure, and other of the
DH 313 Periodontic Principles I 2.00 2.00 adjunctive
following:
processing, treatments.
Infection
mounting and and exposure
interpretation. control,Radiation sterilization, dosage ergonomics,and hazards emergency
as well care, oral Elective
as 14070
This course ispatient
The seminar designed
component tofocuses
introduce students to
on assessment,
research, the
patient research
case presentations,process and clinic
howcaries itjournal
applies to
DH 314 Oral Radiology and Interpretation 3.00 3.00 prophylaxis,
protection
DH 407 is the
evidence-based services
first infor
patient
medical/dental
patient
a series
care. and
twooperator
ofEmphasis courses is on arethe
in extra/intra
emphasized
study of oral
community assessment,
anddental healthand Elective 14070
reflections,
periodontal
problems and
continuation
risk assessments,
disparities
of electronic
within periodontal
thebusiness
portfolio
integrated andresearch from
dental
health charting,
design
first
care
semester, and
system.
methods,
nutrition(DH 417
scientific
discussions
diet and
andCommunity
DH 315 Clinical Dental Hygiene I 3.00 databases
review
3.00 The study
counseling, of and
clinical
of evidence-based
ethics,
oral policies,
hygiene processes
jurisprudence,
education, strategies. and Application
procedures.
digital/radiography practices, of
finance,research
imaging, methods
management,
inspection andand
of teeth, statistical
dental Elective
policy 14070
Fundamental
Dental
techniques Health principles
is the of periodontics,
continuation.) The etiology,
main focus histo-pathology,
is on local, state, classification
and federal of gingival
public
2.00 creation
hygiene forto
diagnosis oralthehealth critical
and care careevaluation
professionals,
planning, ofinstrumentation
current programs scientific andskillsliterature
businesses.
and willThisbe addressed.
course examines
DH 403 Periodontic Principles II 2.00 and
health periodontal
agencies,
Evidence-based
current societal
diseases,
dental
decision
and
assessment,
hygiene
making
professional public
and
issues
prevention
health
development
and career
their
and
impact
non-surgical
options,
ofand criticalonyear thetechnique,
thinking
dental
treatment.
epidemiology
skills will
hygiene
patient of oraland Elective
be
practices
14070
management,
This course
diseases, is the
public pain management,
first
prevention in athe two course
programs health and promotion
sequence measures, for second disease
evaluation prevention,
dental
of research hygiene patient
design students
and
DH 404 Research Methodology 2.00 discussed.
2.00 This course
management.
scheduling, will
re-care prepare
This course
and manual student
willhealthcare
cover
and to function
the students
following as effective
areas: planning,oral health
a strategy educator,
and leadership, Elective 14070
and
DH is designed
417
scientific Community toresource
introduce
Dental Health is electronic
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to inter-professional
ofhealth,
DH This 407in Dentaldental ofsoftware
education
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Health system;
and
DH 405 Clinical Dental Hygiene II 4.00 legal
withhealthand literature
4.00 practitioner,
increased
collaborative ethical and issues
levels
practice
and
of
and
statistical
person
affecting
achievement
the evidence
data
in
businessespublic
in base health
all dentalinthat to
the public
settings.
oral health
hygiene
supports skills.
its caremethods
course
sector,
effectiveness.
involves assessing
financial
The
hours
students
the per Elective 14070
Concepts.
oral
week This
of fieldand status course
work. and is designed
needs
Some rotations of a to prepare
population,
will be arranged the
with student
an emphasis to
by instructor, functionon as
designing
others an effective
oral
will be healthoral
statements,
will actively work professional
within considerations.
inter-professional The course will prepare students toarranged
take the
DH 407 Dental Public Health Concepts 2.00 2.00 health
educational
by the
Nevada
practitioner,
student
Dental programs/materials
with
Hygiene
educator,
priorLaw approval and resource
and for from
Ethics thestudent
a population
exam
person
instructor.
required basedteams
in
foronfocusing
a variety theirofneeds.
Externship
licensing
on
communityunderstanding
rotations
as a Registered
health
may include,
Dental Elective 14070
professions'
settings.
but are not roles
Evidence-based
limited andto responsibilities,
the decision
VA dental making scope
clinic, will
Indianofbepractice
applied
Health and
Service a collaborative
to dental public
dental approach
health
clinics, settings.
Community to
DH 409 Ethics, Law, and
Foundations Business PracticesCollaborative
of Inter-Professional 2.00 Hygienist.
2.00 This is the
patient-centered final course
care. in
An a two-part
emphasis series
will be focusing
on the on
impact Inter-professional
of culture on education.
healthcare This
delivery, Elective 14070
Community
Health water fluoridation, other formsStartoforfluoridation, and other public Futurehealth
Practice course Alliance
respectful is designed
ofteam
dental
interaction,
clinic,
toprevention
give Early
students Head
willthe opportunity Head toand Start
take programs,
concepts learned Smiles,
in DH 410
DH 410 2.00 2.00 methods
Remote Area
Foundations
primary
ofMedical events,effective
Inter-professional nursing becommunication
explored
homes,
Collaborative
in terms
oncology
Practice or ofevidence-based
and
cost efficiency,
memoryapply care and
skills
practice.
efficacy,
facilities,
knowledge
and
homeless Elective 14070
DH 411 Dental Public Health Field Experience 1.00 1.00 safety.
shelters,
during
Advanced
The and
external
role
study public of the
clinical
of
dental hygienist in tobacco cessation education will be emphasized. Elective
schools.
enrichment
periodontology rotations
with emphasis in the on community.
new surgical Clinical
modalitiesrotation and sites may 14070
Community
A continuation partnersof will be identified, if applicable
Practice II.to the class project. of Students will
DH 413 Periodontic Principles III 1.00 1.00 include
equipment.
conduct but
fieldare notClinical
Orientation
work limited
to
Dental
to all
identify to,aspects
an
Hygiene
hospitals,
area of medical
interestinoffices,
periodontal
of utilized
Clinical
practice.
bypatient
contacting short application
and long-term
organizations,
diagnostic,
care facilities. Elective
businesses, 14070
preventive,
This course and
will therapeutic
give the students procedures the the opportunity to present care theirby ainter-professional
dental hygienist with
First
or in a
educational series of two
institutions capstone to courses.
discuss Students
feasibility will
of work
project in groups
ideas and of thetwo or three.
availability This
DH 415 Clinical Dental Hygiene
Inter-Professional III
Collaborative Practice Field 4.00 increased
4.00 This course
collaborative
course
levels
will focusprovides
practiceof achievement
the
on the will team foundation in allfor
experience
introduction
dental
to critical
to their hygienedecision
classmates
the capstoneofproject
skills.making as a in
way the
and evaluation of management
self-reflective
of scientific, of of Elective 14070
participation. Emphasis be on the development a community service project on
DH 416 Experience 2.00 2.00 medically
practice
evidence-based
dental to
hygiene
compromised
improve upon
literature,
related
patients
professional
andtaking during
ethical oral
growth.
research healthmethods. care treatment
theBasic research within the
design integrated Elective 14070
healthcare
components system,
and cultural withtopics
writing askills
special willemphasis
be
into consideration
on the geriatric education
patient. level,
The majorSES,focus ethnicity,
isare
on
DH 417 Community Dental Health 2.00 2.00 This
gender, course age,introduces the student
considerations toreviewed.
basicsofneeded
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of diesel intended could
fundamentals
target potentiallythrough
population involve
theaudience.
or butof
use Elective 14070
precautions
not limited and
to clinical treatment modifications
research, interprofessional to safely
collaboration, treat patients with physical or
lectures, films, visual inspection and demonstrations. The coursepublic objective health, is to orbuild
education.
an
DH 420 Dental Management of Special Patients 2.00 2.00 mental
Students
educational
complications
will design
foundation a and
six-minute
that
protocols
will
for preventing
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support advanced presentation and managing
learning onin a medical
topic
diesel of
repair,
emergencies.
interest related to Elective 14070
This course
is the final course inan the series ofoftwo capstone projectAncourses. This course coursewill
DH 440 Capstone I 1.00 1.00 This
dental public
troubleshooting
provide the
will provide
health.
opportunityand preventive to
overview
implement maintenance. diesel
and
technology.
evaluate the culminating
introductory
project to Elective 14070
describing
Histology and theembryology
principles ofofoperation, oral structure design, construction
formation. Clinical andrecognition
maintenance of
of normal oral
DH 442 Capstone Seminar II 2.00 demonstrate
2.00 Foundation
Heavy/Medium
structures, studyachievement
course ofinphysiological
duty concepts
vehicles. of program
and
Activities
and theoriesoutcomes.
include
structural of Heavy/Medium
shop
functions safety theduty
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use
head ofelectrical
service
and neck and Elective 14070
This course satisfies 12 hours of instruction toward completing the embedded math
DH 102 Oral Biology 4.00 4.00 circuits
manuals,
supporting
curriculum
and use components.
of tools and Emphasis
tissues.
requirements, fasteners,
in accordance
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Option A. Science 14076
electrical
systems; an meters,overview scope and meters,
demonstrationand other ofelectrical
electrical, test fuel equipment.
and ignition Schematic
systems;wiring an
DH 103 Head and Neck Anatomy 2.00 2.00 diagrams
Anatomy
overview of
will
and the be head
used
explanation and
to neck
interpret with
of chassis, emphasis
circuitsteering,operation on structure
suspension and and
formulate
and physiology
diagnostic of the oral cavity. Science
procedures. 14076
This course provides
satisfies 15students
hours with
of introductory
instruction toward level basics
completing onbrakethe systems. Human
Medium/Heavy
embedded Duty Truck
human
DT 100 Introduction to Diesel Technologies 2.00 2.00 This
Brake
course
relations,
relations systems
satisfies 6and
leadership
curriculum including
hours work of ethics
instruction
study in components,
requirements, related
in accordance
toward to the completing
maintenance,diesel
with Embedded industry embedded
diagnostics will also
Curriculum
humanbe
and repair.
relations Elective
covered.
Guidelines This 14070
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Foundation requirements,
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DT 101 Basic Diesel Engines 4.00 4.00 course
Option exceeds
A. thein concepts
student and theories
contact hours required Heavy/Medium
for NATEF/ASE dutycertification
vehicle air conditioning
and Elective 14070
This heating
and course satisfies systems. 20Emphasis
hours ofisinstruction placed on toward
application completing of principles the embedded
to operate mathA/C
prepares theprovides
learner the for the ASE Certification Examination in Brake Systems which assures
DT 102 Basic Heavy Duty Electrical Systems 4.00 4.00 This
recovery
the
course
curriculum
learner's
requirements,
machines,ability EPA
to
student
in accordance
rules
succeed and
as
with theory,
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information
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Guidelines
of
truck refrigerant,
technician
skills
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A. Elective
testing 14070
Thisunderstanding
course introduces of electricity
and reinforces and how theittheory,pertains to dieseland
operation poweredserviceequipment.
techniquesTopics of
DT 105 Mobile Heating and Air Conditioning 3.00 mobile
3.00 specialist.
will includeheating starters, and
dutyA/C systems
charging, and diagnostics
electrical controls, of
powerthesegenerationsystems. systems. Elective 14070
medium/heavy
Theory
Course of operation
will familiarize
manual
and theservice
transmissions
student forwith heavy and associated
duty
specific off-road
makes ofvehicles
components
diesel math andand
fuel
electricalTopics
including
equipment.
injection equipment
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DT 106 Heavy
Heavy Duty
Duty Transmissions and Power and
Automatic Transmissions Trains
Drive 4.00 4.00 This
and
will
This
used
course
flywheel.
include
course
in a worldwide
satisfies
diagnosis8market.
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5 hours
andandrepair
toward
reinforces
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completing
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knowledge pumps, the
of of the
embedded
motors,
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course, duty cylinders,
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students
curriculum
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will becontrol
able valves. Elective 14070
This
This
course
requirements,
course
satisfies
in accordance
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hours
10 hours
of instruction
with
toward Embeddedcompleting
toward Curriculum completing
the embedded Guidelines,the embedded
math Option
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DT 107 Trains 4.00 and drive
4.00 troubleshoot
curriculum
satisfies 5 hours trains and including
requirements, service astudy
in variety in
accordance components,
of diesel with powered maintenance,
Embedded equipment.
Curriculum diagnostics Guidelines,and repair.
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requirements, intoward
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DT 110 Heavy Duty Electrical Systems 3.00 3.00 requirements,
This
The course
purpose
satisfies 5 hours ofinthis
provides accordance
toward students
course with
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completing with Embedded
provide introductory
the diesel
embedded Curriculum
level
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technologyGuidelines,
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relations diesel
studentsOption
engines
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the Elective 14070
This course satisfies 10
7 hourshours of instruction
of instruction toward
toward completing
completing thecourse embedded
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DT 130 Heavy Duty Hydraulics 3.00 3.00 study
opportunity
curriculum in components,
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to the A. Elective
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student's Program hours Session required for NATEF/ASE
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DT 201 Diesel Brakes and Pneumatics 3.00 3.00 Option
the ASE
and
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classroom inintroductory
learningDieselthrough Engines and
work entry-level
experience employment
under immediate as an Elective 14070
This course provides
satisfies 5students
hours ofwith
instruction toward level basics
completing intheMedium/Heavy
embedded Duty
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DT 210 Advanced Diesel Engines 4.00 engine technician
4.00 supervision
Steering
relations and ofsuspension
curriculum specialist.
experienced including
requirements, This course
personnel study
in at is the
in
accordance repeatable
industry
components, with for
work upsite. to fourteen
maintenance,
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diagnosis
Curriculum faculty and
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This course provides
will cover students
advanced withtopics introductory
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DT 211 Light Duty Performance 2.00 2.00 directly
repair.
Option
including
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This
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exceeds
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course incidents,
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EMS 216 Hospital Clinical Experience for the Paramedic 4.00 lecture
requirements
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persuasion, where
analysis, the structure
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an function
introduction of toallresearch
of the body systems will Elective
methodologies. 14070
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requirements drafting,to
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writing Conventions
skills, a with
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reading course
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EMS 204 Paramedicine 4.00 4.00 attention
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are into
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provides
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an introduction to research methodologies. Science 14008
Focus on process through drafting, revisingassistance
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emphasized. Conventions writing and reading of English Language
ENG 100 Composition Enhanced 5.00 5.00 skills.
standard English are reviewed. Additionally, critical reading strategies of college level texts Arts
English Language 14032
Continuation and extension of English 101 with an exploration of essay forms with
ENG 101 Composition I 3.00 3.00 are developed.
particular attention to interpretation, analysis and synthesis, while writingemphasizing Arts 14032
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including English Language
ENG 102 Composition II 3.00 3.00 reading
memorandums, and writing, cover critical
and thinking letters,
business and research formal methodologies.
and informal reports, manuals, and Arts
English Language 14032
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ENG 107 Technical Communications I 3.00 proposals.
3.00 Exploration
requiredthe Suggested
of essay
on expository
the job. Lecture for
forms students
withand in
particularoccupational
individual attention
instruction. fields.
to interpretation
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ENG 108 Technical
Composition Communications II and Multilingual
I for International 3.00 3.00 emphasis
occupational
style, revision,
on analytical
fields.
and editing
reading and writing, critical thinking, and research methodologies; Arts
for target-language accuracy. This course satisfies the English English Language 14032
attention to language skill development and needs of learners of English as a second
ENG 113 Students
Composition II For International and Multilingual 3.00 3.00 101 requirement
language. This coursefor non-native
satisfies theEnglish
English speakers. Arts 14032
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formation for are non-native
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with a view to English Language
ENG 114 Students 3.00 3.00 speakers.
This class is
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introductory a working levelEnglish
creativevocabulary.
writing class in whichfor
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English Language 14032
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film style
ENG 181 Vocabulary and Meaning 3.00 UNLV/UNR.
3.00 This class
and basic an introductory
theoretical concerns levelwhilepoetry presenting class
a survey in discussion
whichof the study
important
creative
filmof genres,
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both Arts
English Language 14032
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ENG 202 Film Analysis and Interpretation 3.00 3.00 methods
narrative
literary
and forms
arts and non-narrative.
the
will be addressed, with concentration on the student's creative writing. Arts
life of the literary artist and should be better prepared to go on to English Language 14032
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ENG 205 Intro to Creative Writing: Fiction and Poetry 3.00 3.00 advanced
literary arts study in
thethe lifegenre ofliterary
their choice. to the Arts 14032
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concentration on the student's to go on writing English Language
ENG 220 Writing Poetry 3.00 3.00 advanced
and a focus study of poetry. students' knowledge of the literary arts and the life of the
on developing Arts
English Language 14032
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3.00 This courseartist. is a continuation of ENG 221 with an emphasis on novel writing. The class will English Arts Language 14032
ENG 222 Intermediate Fiction: Novel Writing 3.00 3.00 be conducted as a combination craft lecture and writer's workshop. Arts 14032

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The study of screenwriting methods and forms with a concentration on the student's English Language
ENG 224 Introduction to Screenwriting 3.00 3.00 creative
Introduction writing. to aesthetic and ideological trends in world literature. Reading of literary Arts
English Language 14032
ENG 231 World Literature I 3.00 3.00 Intro to literature
masterpieces
Introduction tothrough that the
aesthetic
explores
and
and considers the ways in which major literary genres
yearideological
1650. trends in world literature through reading of and Arts
English Language 14032
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ENG 232 World Literature II 3.00 3.00 literary
inform artworks in different fine to
masterpieces from 1650 arts present.
(painting and sculpture, film, theater, music, and Arts
English Language 14032
ENG 246 The Art of Literature 3.00 3.00 dance).
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A survey of historical
consideration of women periods, major writers,
as writers and trendsininliterature.
and as characters children's Readings literature,are primarily
drawn in English Language
ENG 250 Introduction to Children's Literature 3.00 3.00 the
fromWestern
poetry, tradition.
drama, fiction and biography. Women's voices are represented as diverse Arts
English Language 14032
ENG 267 Introduction to Women and Literature 3.00 3.00 within
The readinga variety of cultures,
of recent literature sub-cultures,
of variousregions, types toand periods.
acquaint students with contemporary Arts
English Language 14032
ENG 275 Contemporary Literature 3.00 3.00 writers.
Nature and function of language, including an introduction to the linguistics subsystem of Arts Language
English Could also count as a Humanities 14032
ENG 281 Introduction to Language 3.00 3.00 Modern
This course Englishis anand the development
overview of engineering of the English
practice and language.
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English Language (14052) 14032
ENG 282 Introduction to Language and Literary Expression 3.00 3.00 environment
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special introduces
application tothe design
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English Language 14032
initial conceptualization (sketching), detailed drawings (drafting), and prototype fabrication
ENG 298 Writing About Literature 3.00 3.00 Introduction
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ENGR 100 Introduction to Engineering Design 3.00 3.00 photovoltaic
course.
energy: history, sun movement,
Topics include
climatological
PV markets
data for Reno, Nevada; energy
safety, basic
reflection, Elective the STEM/STEAM
Counts Sealelective towards
as a technical 14130
electrical, solar energy fundamentals, PV module fundamentals, system components, PV
ENGR 110 Introduction to Renewable Energy 3.00 3.00 This
system
course introduces
transmission and system
absorption,students heat to transfer,
solar hotheat water and space
storage, heating
collector systems.
systems andTopicssizing. will Elective the STEM/STEAM Seal 14130
include sizing,
systemPV selection,electrical site analysis, and design
mechanical and sizing, design, performance
component analysis,
selection, and
installation,
ENRG 132 Solar Photovoltaic Technologies 3.00 troubleshooting. maintenance, codes and safety. The course will explore the application of
3.00 troubleshooting, Elective 14070
This
This course
course will give students
introduces students an to overview
techniques of electrical distributionmeasurement,
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ENRG 142 Solar Thermal Technologies 3.00 3.00 solar
cover thermal
power systems in
transmission both
overresidential
the grid, dataand collection
commercial and settings.
analysis, data communication, Elective 14070
analysis of energy use in building systems to maximize efficiency. It will include evaluation
ENRG 215 Electrical Distribution Systems 3.00 and recommendation
3.00 and networking. of alternative Elective 14070
This course
Discover the will introduce students toenergy solutionsitsthat
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ENRG 120 Fundamentals of Energy Efficiency 3.00 3.00 efficiency
climatological andfundamentals
energy
data, energy
of entrepreneurship
cost savings.
reflection, transmission and absorption,
the characteristics
heat
of Science 14008
entrepreneurs,
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3.00 ideas to systems, and
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they will be successful. Learn how to present your business Science 14008
business
about plan. Usestructures,
ownership your learned venture creativity
capital, andangel innovation financing techniques
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ENT 200 Fundamentals of Entrepreneurship 3.00 Effective
potential
3.00 business marketing
investors
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and
then be
applythe key to
when
those youyour
skillsare business's
as ready
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go for an it. Delve
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realistic and effective Elective 14070
administration.
principles to help When you complete the course, youabout will be aware ofmarketing multiple avenues for
ENT 230 Financing Your Small Business Venture 3.00 3.00 business
funding plan.
your Thisyour
existing, hands-on small
expanding
business
course or new
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Learn
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the steps of the business plan Elective 14070
approaches,
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ENT 240 Marketing for Small
Entrepreneurship Business
and Business Plan 3.00 3.00 relationships
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choose small business
to participate venture.
in a variety Elective 14070
This explores fundamental components andofinteractions
local business plan competitions
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ENT 280 Development 3.00 3.00 A course
with your
systems,
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skills students
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humans
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program designed by a company official and and environment,
a faculty advisor toand solutions
maximize to current and
learning
ENV 101 Introduction to Environmental Science 3.00 3.00 potential
experiences. environmental
Department problems.
review of student's Science 14008
This one-credit course introduces students to activities
concepts and development
of personal on the job
responsibility including:
ENV 290 Internship in Environmental Studies 1.00 8.00 required.
This course provides
motivation, emotional anintelligence,
overview ofand the technical
psychology IQ of learning,for
necessary motivation,
entering orgrowth
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This course provides a foundation for student success by introducing proven strategies in
EPY 100 Transition into College 1.00 1.00 development,
college.
communication,
personality dynamics, and social adjustments for students in grades K-8. The
criticalisthinking, and college success methods. Study skills, career Elective 14070
purpose of this course to introduce students to various characteristics that impact
EPY 101 Educational, Career, and Personal Development 3.00 3.00 exploration
learning. and
Students personal development will also be explored. Elective 14070
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language the implications
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of language skillsdemonstrate
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EPY 220A Principles of Elementary Educational Psychology 3.00 3.00 key concepts
structural and principles
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an introduction Frencheducational
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FREN 111 First Year French I 4.00 4.00 This
as course
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to thetolanguage World Language 14116
Standards related wellnessthrough for first the development
responders. of language
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assist throughstudent in
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4.00 preparing analysis.
for
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review, portion
conversation, of Fireto French
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writing, Testing.
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course
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stress 211.
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3.00 property
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of academy
federal,
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services not state,
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the hiring requirements of different agencies and the current job market in suppression, fire behavior, firefighter safety, personal
FT 100 Introduction to Emergency Services 3.00 Emergency
3.00 protective
wildland Management/Emergency
equipment, self-contained Operations
breathing Center
apparatus, Infunctions.
portable thefire extinguishers, Elective 14070
A course firefighting,
designed prevention
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FT 101 Introduction to Fire Protection 3.00 3.00 water
basic
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supply,
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course
fire hose
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designed
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and
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company
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advisor building
necessary maximize to
construction,
learning
combat Elective 14070
ladders, ropesAvailable and knots, rescue procedures, forcible entry, ventilation, salvage and
FT 102 Entry Level Firefighter 3.00 3.00 experiences.
structure fires
overhaul, under material to students
direct supervision. who have completed all core and major requirements Elective 14070
and have ahazardous
2.5 GPA. Contact mitigation
the appropriate to the operationalfor
chairperson level, basic terrorism,
the application, and and
screening
FT 106 Firefighter I Academy 12.00 12.00 This course
wildland
required
introduces
firefighting most130,
(S-110, aspects 190). of wild land fire control including fire prevention, fire Elective 14070
preparedness and fire suppression. Students will become familiar with the Incident of 100
skills evaluation. Up to 8 semester hour credits may be earned on the basis
FT 109 Internship in Firefighting 5.00 hours of internship
5.00 Command System, fire for 1behavior,
credit. May maps, be map
repeated reading for andup tofire 8 credits.
suppression with special Elective 14070
FT 110 Basic Wildland Firefighting 3.00 3.00 emphasis
Familiarization on fire withlinenational,
safety. state and local laws and ordinances influencing fire Elective 14070
FT 121 Fire Prevention I 3.00 prevention andwith
3.00 Familiarization fire underwriting;
national, stateprinciples
and and and
localdesignlawsproblems
and relatingwhich
ordinances to fireinfluence
prevention. the Elective 14070
Fundamentals of building to construction with ofemphasis oninfire resistance of field
FT 122 Codes/Ordinances I 3.00 3.00 This
of course
fire
building protection.is designed
materials, assemblies,
give a comprehensive
exposures andincluding;
view
related data
leadership
focused
emergency
on fire protection.
services.
The Elective 14070
It is designed around 12 topics of leadership problem solving, decision making,
FT 125 Build Construction I 3.00 3.00 This
course academy
planning
A review will also
skills
ofbasic
basic
builds
deal
and
on the
with
cycles,
properties
Firefighter
related
communication, codes
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solids,
I and
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liquids statutes
managing
and
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gases
reinforces
multiple
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storage,
basic
creativity,
skills. In
blueprint
handling, enhancing reading.
law, Elective 14070
addition
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mathematics; covers: fire departmentlaws andcommunications,
formulae as foams, to fireground
fire science;
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standards power base, ethics, situational leadership, delegating, coaching, and fire
FT 131 Hazardous Materials 3.00 applicationand
3.00 operations
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firefighting
(tactics
of formula
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and and
and
practices
strategies),
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pertainingrescue
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mental calculations
are directly
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onhazardousoperations,
hydraulic materials.
problems;firefighter water survival,
distribution Elective 14070
FT 151 Fire Protection Hydraulics and Water Supply 3.00 prevention,
3.00 systems; water publicsupplyeducation,
problems; advanced buildingstructured
underwriter's construction,
requirements
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for
related to
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National Fire
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operation, and Emergency Management Institute under direction of FEMA Homeland
FT 200 Leadership and Ethics in Emergency Service 3.00 Fire Ecologyequipment
3.00 Security. and Ecosystem maintenance,
Management equipmentstudiesand thehosescience testing, basic hydraulics,
of ecosystem management Elective 14070
intermediate
and the effects wildland
of fire on fireecosystem.
behavior (S-290), In addition basicthe aircourse
operations studies (S-270),
the past hydrantand futuretesting, of
FT 206 Firefighter II Academy 10.00 10.00 and
fire basic
as a vehicle
tool in extrication.
ecosystem management as well as the social, economic, legal and political Elective 14070
A course designed
Beginning techniques whereinfocusing students
on will apply
concepts and knowledge
hands-on to real on-the-job
experience using situations
Geographical in a
FT 212 Fire and Ecology 3.00 Provides
considerations.
3.00 program fundamental
designed amap concepts including the origins of maps, types oflearning maps and Elective 14070
Information
projections, Systemby(GIS),
mapping
company
special official
techniques, database
location
andsoftware
a faculty
reference
advisor
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systems,
to maximize
in solving
and problems that
interpreting can be
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GEOG 205 Applications of Geographic Information Systems 3.00 3.00 experiences.
mapped.
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maps. of
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physical
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to students andwho
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(GIS),
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Global
and
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Positioning Topics requirements
include(GPS),
Systems the Elective 14070
and have a 2.5 GPA. Contact the appropriate chairperson for an the interconnectednessand
application, screening
GEOG 210 Introduction to Geotechnology 3.00 3.00 atmosphere,
and remote
required skills
biosphere,
sensing
evaluation.for data lithosphere
Up analysis
to eight
and
and hydrosphere,
assimilation
semester hour credits
andalso
are alsointroduced.
may be earned on the
of
basis of Elective 14070
these
An systems
introduction with human
to themajor society.
distribution, Emphasis
characteristics, is placed upon
and complexity evaluating of the scientific
human evidence
cultural Counts as the 4th Social Studies credit
GEOG 290 Internship in Geography 1.00 100
8.00 This
Survey
and hours
course
of the
associating ofwill
internship
emphasize
world's
that for the
evidence one credit.
geology
geographic
with May
of
scientific be
earth's
regions, repeated
hypothesis.natural
synthesizing for up
hazards
Four theirto including
eight
laboratoryunique credits.
earthquakes,
physical
experiences Elective 14070
landscape. Issues addressed include human-environment ozoneinteraction, population isofgrowth, to meetasthe
theFlex
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Social StudiesIfcredit
not
GEOG 103 Physical Geography of Earth's Environment 3.00 3.00 volcanoes,
conditions,
required.
A lecture- and
development,
tsunamis,
economic landslides,
and political
laboratory-based
resource utilization,
global
course
popular
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character,covering andand
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cultures.
andgeologic
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how
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tectonics, processes
historical
formation influences
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rocks andminerals,
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contemporary earthcovering property
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forces that
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GEOG 106 Introduction to Cultural Geography 3.00 Various
3.00 society.
Procedures courses
to mitigate experimental classes a variety of specific areas in the Social Studies/Flex be earned 14129
and conditions,
volcanoes,
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sciences. the howsuch
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in thedepending
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GEOG 200 World Regional Geography 3.00 hazards,
science
3.00 continents some
coreand other
curriculum.
oceans. important
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experiencebe addressed include growth Social Studies/Flex be earned 14129
course content
pressures on natural and number resources, of hours required.
uniformitarianism Thereinforces
course may and beapplies
arepeated
concepts
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GEOL 198 Selected Topics in Geology 0.50 6.00 discussed
credits. during lecture, including effective use of and geology
topographic as
and foundation
geologic maps, Elective 14070
understanding our environment. Course entails
identification of common rocks and minerals, and three-dimensional interpretation three hours of lecture per week andoffour rock3-
GEOL 100 Earthquakes, Volcanoes and Natural Disasters 3.00 5 hour mandatory
3.00 structures, such as laboratory
folds and faults. exercises Theper course semester.
consists of three hours lecture, three hours Science 14008
GEOL 101 Geology: Exploring Planet Earth 4.00 4.00 lab per week, and one full-day mandatory field activity. Science 14008

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A lecture-
This courseand is alaboratory-based
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biosphere. Emphasis wherein
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different The
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4.00 consists Available
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major requirements
GEOL 102 Earth and Life Through Time 4.00 and have
and geologic a 2.5 structures,
GPA.focusing
Contactinterpret thebeginning
appropriate chairperson and potential hazardsstudy is required. Science
of different 14008
GEOL 260 Introduction to Field Methods 2.00 Software
2.00 areas, workshop
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chronicle their findings on in concise, techniques
well-written andfor an application,
applications
geologic reports. of thescreening
current and Science 14008
required
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withapplications be earned
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Software
3.00 75 focusing oneoncredit.advanced May techniques of the current Class Science
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be used Adobetoward ACA the
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14070
GRC 124 Software Applications-Beginning Illustrator 0.50 Software
1.00 the AAS workshop
Graphic focusing
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current
version of classAdobeschedule. Course
Illustrator. Classdoes is not
taught include
hands taking
on with the ACA exam. This course may be Elective 14070
GRC 125 Graphics Software Certification 1.00 2.00 Software
repeated workshop
for up focusing
to eight credits on beginning techniques and software
applications demonstrations.
of the currentClass Elective 14070
may
versionbe used
ofworkshoptoward
Adobe InDesign. the Graphic Communications Certificate but may not be used toward
GRC 126 Software Applications-Advanced Illustrator 0.50 Software
1.00 the AAS Graphic focusingClass
Communications
is taught hands
on advancedDegree. techniques
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of the current Class
Elective 14070
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taught hands onCertificate
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demonstrations. Class
GRC 127 Software Applications-Beginning InDesign 0.50 Software
the AAS
1.00 may workshop
Graphic focusing
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Degree. techniques and applications of the current Elective 14070
versionbe used
ofworkshoptoward
Adobe Dreamweaver. the Graphic Communications
Class is taught Certificate
hands and on with but may
softwareof not be used
demonstrations. toward
GRC 128 Software Applications-Advanced InDesign 0.50 Software
1.00 the AAS Graphic focusing on beginning
Communications Degree. techniques applications the current Elective 14070
Class may be used toward the Graphic Communications
version of Adobe Premiere and Soundbooth. Class is taught hands on with software Certificate but may not be used
GRC 129 Software Applications-Beginning Dreamweaver 0.50 toward the AAS Graphic
1.00 demonstrations. Class mayCommunications
be used toward Degree.
the Graphic Communications Certificate but Elective 14070
Intermediate
An intermediate course course thatinwill build upon
commercial skills and
printing processes
processes learned
including in GRC
screen 116. Students
printing and
GRC 131 Software Applications-Premiere/Soundbooth 0.50 Introduction
1.00 may
will not
broadenbe used to authoring
their toward
techniques thefor the
AAS World
Graphic
for ideation Wide Web
Communications
and effective usingdesign industry
Degree. standard
thinking and software
analysis. Elective 14070
offset lithography.
applications. Hands-on class will focus on electronic pre-press and printing methods
GRC 153 Commercial Printing Processes 3.00 3.00 Students will Topics
used in commercial produce covered
studio include
printing. design exercisesplanning,and designing
projects and building
that a Web site,
will increase technical Elective 14070
aesthetics,
fluency creating
in industry-standard and optimizing computer
softwareintroducing applications. graphics This for Web,
class will information
prepare students architecture,
GRC 175 Web Design I 3.00 The historical
3.00 navigation andcontext of letterforms,
interactivity, Webcourses,publishing, Web the theories
hosting andand sitetechnologies
management. of for Elective 14070
lower and
Supervised upper
work division
experience GAMT with a selected and
typographic communication, design and execution. Studio-based projects focus on will
graphic increase conceptual
communications thinking
business, and improve
dependent
GRC 200 Design Thinking & Methodologies 3.00 their technical
3.00 upon students
practical analysis, skillsets.
selected
visual major
and emphasis.interaction
conceptual Course is designed of type to apply
and image, knowledge
and the to real on- Elective
creative 14070
Intermediate
the-job situations Webinpage design using
a program designed industry-standard
by a company official applications. Topics include
and a faculty advisor.
GRC 210 Typography I 3.00 3.00 exploration
planning ofdesign,
type as a formal element. Elective 14070
Available and to students programming,
entering their last interactivity,
semesterbehaviors, of instruction animation,
for the GRC pageassociates
weighting,
GRC 275 Web Design II 3.00 meta tags,
3.00 degree. databases,
Contact the Web hosting
department and site
advisor for management.
application, screening and required skills Elective 14070
Development of a portfolio for employment in the graphic communications/visual media or
GRC 290 Internship in Graphic Communications 1.00 8.00 evaluation.
transfer to a45 hours onprogram.
four-year the job per Class credit.
willrelating
deal with the professional and legal Elective 14070
Selected advanced topics and workshops to specific areas of graphic
GRC 294 Portfolio Workshop 3.00 3.00 This course covers
requirements
communications. of workingthe history
The class theofbe
in will graphics
graphica variable
and media fromorthe
communications
credit of one-half
dawn
digital
to six
of writing
media
credits industry. until today, Elective
depending 14070
including the development of typography and books; Arts & Crafts and the private press;
GRC 298 Special Problems in Graphic Communications 0.50 6.00 upon
posters,class content
printing and number
history, history of
of hours required.
advertising; the Bauhaus andof 20th century design; and Elective 14070
Advanced exploration inof communication andprocesses
structural aspects typography.
printing Focus on
GRC 300 History of Graphic Arts and Media Technologies 3.00 3.00 An
new advanced
layout media
and into
page
coursethe
design21st commercial
century.experimentation
systems,
printing
and
including
expressively
screen
using type to
and offset
enhance Elective 14070
lithography.
Course will coverHands-on
allow students course will focus
to engage with onthe electronic
interfaces pre-press
between and production
human beings processes
and
GRC 310 Typography II 3.00 meaning.
3.00 Course will
used in commercial topics
printingrelated to
for content business practices
creation, and entrepreneurship and the Elective 14070
information systems in a critical way. Students willoptimization,
learn output, andmethods
industry-standard printing for
GRC 353 Commercial Printing Processes II 3.00 3.00 development
production.
Foundational
how to approach
of a semester-long
course the that
design introduces
of user
independent
the many project
interfaces career
and key
in graphic
opportunities
theories
artsavailable
and
and media
frameworks in graphic
that Elective 14070
technology. Students will create a multi-component, content-driven
technologies,project that
GRC 365 Web & User Interface Design 3.00 3.00 arts and media
underlie
demonstrates the designtechnologies.
of most Creativity,
interfaces in methodologies,
use today. production
solutions. Elective 14070
workflows andtheir ability toofidentify,
distribution media relevant research, toproduce
print, web/user and implement interfacecomplex and motion
GRC 390 Junior Capstone
Introduction To Graphic Arts and Media 3.00 3.00 A final professional
graphics will be presentation
discussed and will be required.
hands-on projects will introduce skills required for GAMT Elective 14070
Foundation course that introduces computer graphics applications for the development of
GRC 100 Technologies 3.00 3.00 degrees and
content for visual certificates. and Fine Arts 14044
Foundation coursemedia. that Class will present
introduces computer a project-based
systems overview ofas
and applications vector-drawing
they relate towill
GRC 116 Introduction to Digital Art & Design 3.00 3.00 Drawing
pixel
Introduction
motion
instruction
editing
graphics content
to the for
techniques
in digital
students
creation andsoftware.
media.
wishing
strategies
Class will
toforpursue
visual
present
animation
astorytelling.
project-based
asVisual
a career field.
language
overview of
Course
and syntax
animation Fine Arts 14044
Introduction
focus on human to basic
figure drawing, principles animal and practices of digital video production. The course
GRC 117 Introduction to Motion Graphics 3.00 3.00 for narrative,
processes
covers every and non-linear,
digital
phase ofvideo alternative
creation.
introductory anddrawing,
digital experimental
video
drawing
preproduction,
humans and
storytelling production
animals in motion,
methodologies and will be Fine Arts
post- 14044
animationStory
explored. character design,
structure, animation backgroundstyle, and location design, and drawing
format for
GRC 132 Drawing for Animation 3.00 3.00 production
visual processes
storytelling fromcharacter
applicable "concept
for motion
development,
to final
graphics,output", video
premise,
including
production
genre,
story and
and
andinteractive
concept design. Fine Arts 14044
(commercial
development,ad, interstitial,
lighting, recordingPSA, short,
and capturingfeature, music
footage, video,
importingWeb, games,and managing etc.) will be
clips,
GRC 135 Storyboarding 3.00 discussed.
3.00 editing methods, transitions, special effects, titles, and credits, sound design and output to Fine Arts 14044
Principles and language of graphic design and media. The course will develop an
GRC 182 Digital Video Production 3.00 3.00 different
understanding formats. of visual communication theories, processes and methods using current Fine Arts 14044
The principlestoof3-Dimensionalvisual design and (3D)color, animation and techniques
sound design applied to CGI
motion
GRC 220 Graphic Design I 3.00 3.00 Introduction
industrydesign.
graphic technologies. The creation of combined
modeling,
animated
texturing
and live action
within
video
many
title sequences, Fine Arts 14044
industry production processes. Topics include basic to intermediate geometric polygonal
GRC 282 Motion Graphics for Video 3.00 3.00 vignettes
and organic and3Dadvertising
modeling,interstitials
creating CGIusing typographic,
environments, visual and
creating and auditory
applying elements.2D textures to Fine Arts 14044
GRC 284 3D Modeling and Texturing 3.00 3D models,visual
3.00 Advanced creating and applyingproblems
communication CGI lighting within techniques
the context and basic
of graphicrendering design, process.
advertising Fine Arts 14044
Digital modeling andon animation. Topics will of include basic modeling, UVs, textures,
GRC 355 Graphic Design II 3.00 3.00 This
design,
This
course
course
materials,
focuses
andlighting
a variety
is a study of
rigging,
the development
ofmedia.
contemporary
skinning and family
young children
animation. life. social/emotional,
Students
Investigate
from birth
aretheories
introduced
through
and to
eight years Fine Arts
family
methodologies 14044
old. It examines
This course the typical and atypical physical, language and cognitive
GRC 375 Modeling and Animation 3.00 3.00 research
of visualAll
development andis theory
the study
communication.
of young and ofthe human
children. family growth
Thelife course
andThe
cycle. development
is also dynamics
a studyphysical, of
from
of family
how
conception
systems,
children are
through
including
diverse in Fine Arts 14044
death.
communication, domains genderof development
issues, intimacy are studied
and love, including
marriage and cognitive,
divorce, and
sexuality,
HDFS 201 Lifespan Human Development 3.00 3.00 many ways including
social/emotional
parenting, balancing aspectslanguage,
workofand
culture, race, religion, ethnicity, gender/sexuality, family
development.
family, diversity in ownfamily structure, andoffamily stress are Elective 14070
circumstance, and ability. Students explore their understanding diversity,
HDFS 202 Introduction to Families 3.00 also explored. and tolerance and apply concepts of both child development and
3.00 multiculturalism, Elective 14070
Survey of U.S. political, social, economic, diplomatic and cultural development from 1877 Counts as the 4th Social Studies credit
HDFS 232 Diversity in Children 3.00 3.00 diversity to theirIncludes
to the present. own work with young
examination ofchildren.
the Nevada Satisfies
Constitution TMCC Diversity
and satisfies requirement.
the Nevada Elective 14070
to meetasthe
Counts theFlex
4threquirement.
Social StudiesIfcredit
not
HIST 102 U. S. History since 1877 3.00 Constitution
3.00 Survey of U.S.requirement.
political, social, economic, diplomatic and cultural development from American History needed, elective credit (14070) Ifmay 14020
to meet
Counts the Flex requirement. not
as the 4th Social Studies credit
HIST 101 US History to 1877 3.00 3.00 colonial times to 1877. Satisfies the United States Constitution requirement. Social Studies/Flex be earned
needed, elective credit (14070) Ifmay 14129
to meet the Flex requirement. not
HIST 105 European Civilization to 1648 3.00 3.00 Survey
A survey ofof thethe development
origin, development, of Western andcivilization
history ofup thetoUnited
1648. States Constitution and the Social Studies/Flex be earned
needed, elective credit (14070) may 14129
3.00 Nevada Counts as the 4th Social Studies credit
HIST 111 Survey of U.S. Constitutional History 3.00 A surveyConstitution.
of the societies Satisfies
and culturesthe U.S.ofand Asia,NevadaAfrica,Constitution
the Middle requirements.East, Europe, the Americas Social Studies/Flex be earned
to meetasthe
14129
HIST 208 World History I 3.00 3.00 and Oceania to from
1600.exploration
Satisfies TMCC Diversity requirement. Social Studies/Flex Counts theFlex
4threquirement.
Social StudiesIfcredit
not
14129
Nevada history to the present. Includes examination of the Nevada needed,
to meet elective
the Flex credit (14070) Ifmay
requirement. not
HIST 217 Nevada History
Introduction to Latin American History & Culture 3.00 3.00 History
An overview
of theand
Constitution Middle Eastthe
satisfies from antiquity
Nevada through the
Constitution generalfifteenth centuries
education with special
requirement.
religion, music Social Studies/Flex
Counts
be as the 4th Social Studies credit
earned 14129
emphasis on of IslamHispanic
in both history including
the religious and language,
cultural literature,
senses andgeography, upon its institutional, needed,
to elective
meetasthe credit (14070) Ifmay
HIST 227 I 3.00 3.00 and politics
political, and from
economic the pre-Columbian
development; era
fromtolanguage,
1826.
the sixteenth to the twentieth century with Social Studies/Flex Counts
be earned theFlex
4threquirement. not
Social Studies credit 14129
An
This interdisciplinary survey course examines women's history and genderreligion,
overview of Hispanic history including literature, geography, relations music
in the needed,
to meet elective
the Flex credit (14070) Ifmay
requirement. not
HIST 228 Intro to Latin American History and Culture II 3.00 emphasis
and politics
3.00 United upon
States fromfromthe Ottoman
1826
the to the system,
colonial periodthe
present. to economic,
the present. cultural,
It explores and political
the dynamics impact and of cultural Social Studies/Flex Counts
be as the 4th Social Studies credit
earned 14129
imperialism and the emergence of theand modern needed, elective credit (14070) Ifmay
HIST 251 Introduction to Historical Methods 3.00 3.00 construction
Introduction of the
to race, ethnicity, class, genderstate systems.historical
inofwomen's Includes experience.
cross-cultural In to meetasthe
Counts
be earned theFlex
4threquirement. not
Social Studies credit
comparisons
addition, it examines acrossbasic the concepts
theregion
portrayal andand places
of
techniques
women Middle Eastern
in literature
historical culture investigation
and, to withina lesserthe
and
context
extent,
writing.
of the Social Studies/Flex
in art, needed, elective
to meet the credit (14070) Ifmay
Flex requirement. not
14129
HIST 289 Introduction to theHistory
Intro to Women's Historyand
of the Middle in
Literature East
the 3.00 3.00 world community.
music and film. Multi-cultural perspectives will be included through examination of African Social Studies/Flex be earned
needed, elective credit (14070) may 14129
HIST 291 US 3.00 3.00 American, Native American and Latina writers. Same as ENG 294. Social Studies/Flex be earned 14129
HIST 106 European Civilization since 1648 3.00 3.00 Students
Survey of who
the
A survey ofstorage
wish to work of
development
the societies
in Western
the healthcare
and cultures civilization
of Asia,
industry from
Africa, and
must
1648 show
to
Middle will theskills as pertaining to the World History
present.
East,learn Europe, the of 14014
collection, and safety of patient's information. Students the basics
HIST 209 World History II 3.00 3.00 Americans
Information and Oceania since 1600. Satisfies toTMCC Diversity requirement. World History 14014
Survey of theTechnologyhistory, likely to accomplish
direction, and thisdynamics include ofcomputers,
the hospitality software,
industry servers
from andthe
HIT 180 Health Information Management 3.00 networking. of the global economy, with emphasis on the wide variety of career
3.00 perspective Elective 14070
HMD 101 Introduction to Hospitality 3.00 3.00 opportunities. Elective 14070

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This
A course will
systematic provide
learning an overview
approach to front of theoffice application
procedures of various
where the systems, flowmake procedures,
of business and
Explore
controlsthe intrapersonal, interpersonal, and structural at components that up an
HMD 120 Introduction to the Customer Experience 3.00 3.00 through
optimal aassociated
hotel, from
customer
with
service theaexperience
housekeeping
reservations in the
department
process global to check-out
hospitality
a modernand hotel
account
industry.
orsettlement,
another tourism
is Elective 14070
venue. Emphasis
explored in detail.on management
Various elements delegation,
of effective scheduling
front office systems,
management routines, willand beequipment
HMD 202 Housekeeping Operations 3.00 3.00 requirements.
examined, paying particular attention to the planning and evaluation of front office Elective 14070
HMD 203 Front Office Operations 3.00 3.00 Theories
operations.
Explore
of leadership are introduced and examined in the context of personal leadership,
the skillsemotional
and tools necessary to coaching,
design andand facilitate optimal customer experiences Elective 14070
team
This dynamics, intelligence, ethics. Success in factors related to
HMD 220 Facilitating the Customer Experience 3.00 3.00 in thecourse
globalishospitality
competencies,
a survey ofindustry.
skills,is and
computer
leader
applications,
behaviors
issues, and trends the hospitality Elective 14070
industry. Emphasis placed on the role of are investigated.
technology The challenges
in operations and managementof leading of
HMD 225 Foundations of Hospitality Leadership 3.00 3.00 diverse
technology groupsaare explored including cultural, gender, andissues generational differences. Elective 14070
A survey of as strategy.
the major Additionally,
cultural influences current technology
from ancient Egypt through of interest and
the Renaissance in
HMD 226 Hospitality Technology Management 3.00 3.00 importance
This
westerncourse to the
will
civilization: industry
introduce music, the willstudy
art, be explored.
of films
literature, film fromand particular
philosophy. genresCourse (forconsiders
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A surveyfiction
science of thefilm),majordirectors
cultural (for influences
example, from the thefilmsBaroque
of Alfred to the ModernorEra
Hitchcock) in western
stars (for If used as a Fine Arts (14046) course,
HUM 101 Introduction to Humanities I 3.00 movementsmusic,
3.00 civilization: and figures. Humanities 14052
example, the films art, literature,Hepburn)
of Katherine film and and philosophy.
relate them Course to the considers
humanimportant values these films it does not meet the requirement for
HUM 102 Introduction to Humanities II 3.00 3.00 movements
depict. It willand alsofigures.
introduce A continuation
some of theof Humanities
techniques and 101. language of filmmaking in general. Humanities the Arts requirement for the STEAM 14052
HUM 105 The Art of Film 3.00 (Same
3.00 This as THTR
course gives 180.)insight into the development of film as an artistic medium in the United Humanities Certificate. 14052
HUM 106 Introduction to the American Motion Picture 3.00 3.00 Survey
States,
Explores
of Chinesechronologically
organized
ideas, issues,
Culture will introduce
andfor movements and discussingthe student
worthy of
to key events
outstanding
special focus directors andand
for their
conceptsproducers.
significant
from
impact Humanities Counts as the 4th Social Studies credit 14052
This
China'sis a first-year
cultural course
development individuals
from roughly in the theiron time worker
of the apprenticeship
ancient Shang program. This
HUM 295 Issues in Humanities 1.00 9.00 The
on the
course purpose
cultural,
is taken of twice
this
social, course
in the isfirst
political, to prepare
or spiritual
year. The students
values
total for the
ofphilosophy,
embedded human world of work
civilization.
material is bydynasty
covered providing
when
to athe
this Humanities
to meet the Flex requirement. If not
14052
People's
structured Republic
This is a second-year
internship of China.
course
experience China's contributions
for individuals
that reinforces to
in theclassroom
iron worker literature
apprenticeship
concepts through and art.
program.
hands-on FulfillsThis needed, elective credit (14070) may
HUM 211 Survey of Chinese Culture 3.00 3.00 course
TMCC is
and
course is taken
application.
taken
UNR This
twice
Diversity
twice
course
in one
in the
takes
year.
requirement.
second
a
This course
year. The
reflective
satisfies
total embedded
approach to
45
career
hours of instruction
content is covered
development by
towardwhen this
facilitating Social Studies/Flex be earned 14129
specified
course is programs
taken twice. andThis certificates
course for AAS20
satisfies Human
hours Relations
of instruction General toward Education
specified
IDS 299 General Internship Program 1.00 students' understanding
3.00 requirements. This courseand competence
satisfies 50 hours of ofa particular
instruction career
toward path.specified programs and Elective 14070
programs and certificates for AAS Math/Quantitative Reasoning General Education
IRW 101 Iron Worker 1st Year Apprenticeship 6.00 6.00 certificates
requirements. for This
AAS course
Math/Quantitative
satisfies 45 hours Reasoning General Education
of instruction toward specified requirements.programs and Elective 14070
IRW 151 Iron Worker 2nd Year Apprenticeship 6.00 certificates
6.00 This for AAScourse
is a third-year Science/Quantitative
for individuals in Reasoning
the ironwork General Education requirements.
apprenticeship program. This Elective 14070
IRW 201 Iron Worker 3rd Year Apprenticeship 6.00 6.00 An
This
introduction
course is aisfourth-year
taken twice to computerin the for
course
terminology,
third year.
individuals
hardware and application programs for
in the Elective 14070
management information systems. Students are iron work apprenticeship
introduced to business, industry program. andThis
IRW 251 Iron Worker 4th Year Apprenticeship 6.00 course is taken
6.00 education twice inof the fourthsoftwareyear. Elective 14070
Introduction to the principles of researchingusing
applications popular newsspreadsheets,
stories, gathering wordinformation
processors,in andthe
IS 101 Introduction to Information Systems 3.00 databases.
3.00 appropriate
Advanced topics "Hands-on"
arenas andexperience
writing clear
in spreadsheets, is and
provided accurate
microcomputer-based through articles student usemanagement
in accordance
database of open with labs.
journalistic
systems Elective 14070
IS 201 Computer Applications 3.00 3.00 Survey of the role of newspapers, radio, television, advertising and public relations of a
standards
and established
macro-programming. by the Associated Press. Explores the roles and responsibilities Elective 14070
reporter for a news organization in keeping the public informed as well as acting as a
JOUR 101 Critical Analysis of Mass Media 3.00 3.00 organizations.
watchdog. Interpretation
Examines ethical of the day's
concerns news and and analysislegalof media performance. Elective 14070
Learn to observe, analyze and critiqueinmass journalism
and networked issues
media that
using influence
principlesmedia
JOUR 102 News Reporting and Writing 3.00 3.00 coverage.
grounded in the social sciences. Study how media are used to inform and persuade Elective 14070
Introduction to journalism and strategic communications in the 21st century. Learn and the
JOUR 103 Introduction to Media and Society 3.00 3.00 strengthen
foundationsyour ability to news
of producing use media critically.communications: how to ethically collect,
and strategic Elective 14070
JOUR 107 Media Writing 3.00 3.00 analyze,
Introduction aggregate
to design create and
principles publish timely information to engage public audiences. Elective 14070
Critique and create photo, audio for andmedia video production
stories that including
of arethe technically
the basics adept ofandcolor,whichof
JOUR 108 Media Design 3.00 3.00 (Legal
typographySpecialty
effectively and course)
convey composition.
athe
message,
Relationship
asandwellthe
and delineation
as analyze aesthetic
function and
and storytelling
responsibility Elective 14070
the legal assistant, attorney client; survey of substantive areaschoicesof the law; in digital
JOUR 208 Media Production 3.00 3.00 media.
structure of the course)
legal system; basic of legal terminology; ethics and liability of the legal Elective 14070
(Legal Specialty Discussion real property law, including landlord/tenant law,
LAW 101 Fundamentals of Law I 3.00 3.00 (Legal Specialty course) An overview of tort law. Concepts to be discussed include
profession.
deeds of trust andstrictforeclosures. The courseproximate will also cover therepractical application of Elective 14070
intentional torts, liability, negligence, cause, ipsa loquitur, comparative
LAW 203 Real Property 3.00 3.00 practice in these areas. liability, product liability, professional negligence and worker's
responsibility, Elective 14070
(Legal Specialtypremises course) This course covers the theory and practical aspects of the general
LAW 204 Torts 3.00 3.00 compensation.
law governing Elective 14070
(Legal Specialtycontracts,
course) Emphasis includingon thejurisdiction
essential elements of the court of contracts,
system in legality, Nevada.the Discussion
LAW 205 Contracts 3.00 3.00 Uniform
of Commercial Code, third party contracts, pleadings.discharge and Willsatisfaction, and remedies. Elective 14070
Ancomplaints,
overview ofsummons, the procedure answers, involved supplemental
in criminal cases. Includes also cover pretrial
a discussion of tactics,
LAW 231 Procedure - Civil 3.00 motions, exceptions,
3.00 complaints, indictments, venue, discovery, depositions and summary judgments. Elective 14070
(Legal Specialty course) Awrits survey of of habeas
corporate,corpus, trial
partnership motions andand agencypost-conviction
law. Discussion of
LAW 232 Procedure - Criminal 3.00 3.00 remedies.
some types of employment law. The drafting of corporate and partnership agreements will Elective 14070
(Legal Specialty
(Legal Specialty course) course) Covers This course the willrelated
law providetoa family basic knowledge
issues. of bankruptcy
Includes a discussion law,ofwith
LAW 233 Business Structures 3.00 also be covered.
3.00 emphasis on understanding the to schedules, preparing proofs of claims and motion practice Elective 14070
rights and obligations of parties each other and their offspring. Divorce, custody and
LAW 251 Bankruptcy 3.00 3.00 (Legal
within
support,
Specialty
thespousal
bankruptcycourse)court.
agreements,
Law related to estate planning issues. Includes procedure to
termination of parental Elective 14070
distribute a person's estate upon one's and death; creationrights, and adoptions andofcollection
of administration a trust and of
LAW 252 Family Law 3.00 3.00 (Legal
procedure
Specialty
child support
(Legal Specialty
to arecourse)
course)
appoint
In-depth
all discussed.
Coversto
another
study
legal
act research
on
development
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Also includes
legal Thewriting
student
alegal
skills.
discussion willEmphasis
become
of health
is Elective 14070
placed on writing assignments which assume knowledge of basic research skills,
LAW 255 Probate Procedures 3.00 3.00 familiar
care
development
with the and
documents law related
of memoranda
library and elderly develop
of points care legal research skills through the use of legal
issues.
andindexes,
authorities and analyses of case facts. Also Elective 14070
digests, encyclopedias, reporter systems, Shepard's, treatises, cases, statutes,
LAW 259 Legal Writing 3.00 discussed
3.00 Introduction
legal willtobesupply
periodicals, office
government memoranda
chain management and appeal from briefs.
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eight hours a week for the 15-week semester to others.
gain practical work experience. Elective 14070
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LGM 450 Impact 3.00 3.00 on investment. Elective 14070

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MATH 96 Intermediate
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MATH 127 Pre-Calculus II 3.00 3.00 be
of required
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MGT 171 Supervision and Human Relations 3.00 3.00 more effective ways of relating to others. Elective 14070

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 TMCC Active Courses 11.6.2023
Explore fundamental principles of management including concepts such as planning,
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MT 108 Fluid Power (Pneumatics, Electro-pneumatics) 3.00 3.00 certificates
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projects.
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is recommended.
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MUS 101 Music Fundamentals 3.00 musicianship and
3.00 Fundamentals musicproduction,
of tone theory. breath control, and practical techniques involved in Fine Arts 14044
MUS 105 Vocal Techniques 2.00 2.00 reading
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credits.chording, Fine Arts 14044
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course geared toward the beginning
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level guitarist. Topics will
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MUS 107 Guitar Class I 2.00 music reading,
3.00 improving melody
individual playing, right
performance onhand technique
the guitar and will andinclude
style. playing chords and Fine Arts 14044
MUS 108 Guitar Class II 2.00 3.00 melodies, reading music and guitar technique.
Beginning piano class. Music reading and keyboard techniques from beginning through Fine Arts 14044
MUS 111 Piano Class I 2.00 early intermediate
3.00 Continuation levels. No previous musical trainingand required. Fine Arts 14044
Historical andof beginning
cultural piano
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to of
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in music techniques fromopen
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of Jazz
intermediate
students.
is an introduction
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MUS 122 Survey of Jazz 3.00 3.00 The
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study
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of Curriculum.
Rock music from its on
origins in Blues through Contemporary Rock styles. Examples Fine Arts Certificate
the Arts requirement for the STEAM 14046
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MUS 125 History of Rock Music 3.00 3.00 of
key,various
triads styles
and study will be chords,
seventh analyzed. and counterpoint. Knowledge of music fundamentals is Fine Arts Certificate 14046
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MUS 203 Music Theory I 3.00 3.00 necessary
chords in part for entrance into this class.
writing, harmonic progression, basic small-scale musical form, and basic Fine Arts 14044
MUS 204 Music Theory II 3.00 3.00 chromatic
A more in-depth harmony. study of the counterpoint and traditional harmonic practices of the Fine Arts 14044
MUS 207 Music Theory III 3.00 3.00 eighteenth
A study of late andnineteenth-century
nineteenth centuries throughpractices
harmonic writing, analysis, and aural perception.
and twentieth-century idioms Fine Arts 14044
MUS 208 Music Theory IV 3.00 3.00 through
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teach the and aural perception.
techniques of sight-singing, ear training and music dictation. This Fine Arts 14044
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MUS 211 Sight-Singing and Dictation I 1.00 1.00 will
musicinclude
dictation learning
at ansolfege,
intermediate rhythmic-reading,
level. The course melodic willand includeharmonic dictation.of solfege,
the utilization Fine Arts 14044
MUS 212 Sight-Singing and Dictation II 1.00 1.00 complex
Introduction rhythm-reading,
to audioinrecording melodic and harmonic
including theoretical dictation
concepts, at anterminology,
intermediatemicrophones,
level. Fine Arts 14044
Intermediate course multi-track recording techniques including discussion onto session
MUS 231 Recording Technology I 3.00 3.00 Explores
consoles,
procedures,
the
and theory
use
productionof and
analog application
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MUS 232 Recording Technology II 3.00 3.00 Class
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functioning
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MUS 239 Virtual Studio Technology I 3.00 Tools software.
3.00 power commands, editing, automation, and Fine Arts 14044
GPA. Contact the appropriate chairperson forother advanced DAW
thetoapplication, features.
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NOTE: Thisskills
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MUS 240 Virtual Studio Technology II 3.00 3.00 Applied
course
evaluation.
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100 hours of Fine Arts the Arts requirement for the STEAM 14044
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internship
instrument.
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of
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with
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MUSA 101 Bass-Lower Division 1.00 2.00 Applied
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instrument.
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will
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MUSA 103 Bassoon-Lower Division 1.00 2.00 Applied
A maximum
instrument.
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MUSA 107 Clarinet-Lower Division 1.00 2.00 Applied
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instrument.
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division
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of instruction Fine Arts 14044
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MUSA 109 Drum Set-Lower Division 1.00 2.00 Applied
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instrument.
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designed
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MUSA 113 Flute-Lower Division 1.00 2.00 Applied
A maximum
instrument.
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MUSA 115 Guitar-Lower Division 1.00 2.00 Applied
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MUSA 121 Horn-Lower Division 1.00 2.00 Applied
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MUSA 123 Oboe-Lower Division 1.00 2.00 Applied
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MUSA 127 Percussion-Lower Division 1.00 2.00 Applied
A maximum private
instrument.and of instruction
eight
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division
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MUSA 129 Piano-Lower Division 1.00 2.00 Applied
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MUSA 131 Saxophone-Lower Division 1.00 2.00 Applied
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instrument.and of instruction
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knowledge application necessary developing their skill levelper on credit
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MUSA 135 Trombone-Lower Division 1.00 2.00 Applied
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instrument.
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instrument. Students
apprenticeship
of eight
program.
lower division credits can be earned.
will participate in seven hours of instruction per credit per semester. Fine Arts 14044
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first-year
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instruction
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relations curriculum requirements, accordance with Embedded Curriculum
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of Concert
eight
Option Winds
lower-division is a performance
credits total. ensemble, centered
A. is for second-year apprentices in the public utility natural gas pipe fitters on public performance of musical Fine Arts 14044
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MUSE 101 Concert Choir 1.00 1.00 This
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apprenticeship
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completing
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relations
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Utility Natural 1.00 1.00 concert/symphonic/winds
Option
mathematicsA. is curriculum band
requirements, program. in accordance with Embedded Curriculum Fine Arts 14044
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NGPF 101 1
Utility Natural Gas Pipefitters Apprenticeship 6.00 Guidelines
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mathematics Option A.
program.
curriculum requirements, in accordance with Embedded Curriculum Elective 14070
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NGPF 151 Year
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mathematics Option A.
curriculum requirements, in accordance with Embedded Curriculum Elective 14070
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NGPO 101 Apprenticeship
Utility Year
Natural Gas 1
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12.00 mathematics A.
curriculum requirements, in accordance with Embedded Curriculum Elective 14070
NGPO 151 Apprenticeship Year 2 6.00 12.00 Guidelines Option A. Elective 14070

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 This TMCC Active Courses 11.6.2023
This course
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mathematics curriculum
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environmental sciences. Major topicsissues covered includewith ecological principles, ecosystem with
NGSM 201 Year
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Guidelines
functioning,
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dynamics, conservation
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biology,
anthropogenic
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interactions
management, Elective 14070
the biosphere, lithosphere, atmosphere, and hydrosphere. Major topics include air
NRES 100 Sciences 3.00 and
3.00 The human-caused
course
pollution, will prepare
water pollution, environmental
the future
environmental impacts.
nursing There
student
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to four
provide
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basic
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student
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NRES 210 Environmental Pollution 3.00 and
3.00 This
nurse's
Major solid
courserole
topicswasteprovides
within management.
include: the knowledge
health
patterns care
and and skills necessary
system.
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onbasicprofessional
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measures
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explores level of a nursing
the fundamentals assistant of while
ecology incorporating
at the levels of population, principles of
community,safety
NRES 211 Conservation, Humans and Biodiversity 3.00 3.00 direct
obligations,
consequences
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and
patient
introductory
infection
ecosystems.
care,
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of It
for
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NRES 217 Natural Resource Ecology 3.00 3.00 of nursing.
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team.out
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of family
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andbeinterdependent
included. the Nevada State
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Note:
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Statedevelopment
This exam and
course
client/patient provides
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after basic
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communication
health
Attention
with
wellness
will be health
illness
focused
on and
continuum
on
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and function willappropriate,
integrate
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patients/clients
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nursing an altered
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pharmacology
across the of the
lifespan. diverse
terminology.
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child-bearing holistic and groupsofofthe
needs child
drugs
rearing
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actions on selected
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NURS 142 Fundamentals of Pharmacology 2.00 2.00 population.
across The course applies
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psychopathology, Elective 14070
topics
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explores the Elective 14070
patients/clients.
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developmental
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NURS 274 Nursing Care 4 7.00 7.00 distributions,
using
college
students the and National
referred
classic
program by
estimation
Patient
expectations
the Safety
Nevada Goals.
and
State policies
Board of
testing,
andNursingbe regressionto
introduced
for refreshing
and the correlation,
in professional
certain topics may Elective 14070
making. Acquired
sampling and survey data will be usedanalysis
construction, to formulate of frequencya comprehensive and count problem list
data, andthroughout for the of
measures
NURS 285 Selected Topics in Nursing 0.50 6.00 Anaspects
also take ofthis
introduction therefine baccalaureate-prepared
variable
to the credit course.skills.
philosophical, The nurse.
course
conceptual, Nursing
mayand be concepts
repeated
theoretical addressed
for up to six credits. the
of Elective 14070
client
validity
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program
andand
purpose to
will reliability.
of
be this documentation
course
introduced. This advanced
is to
Resourcesintroduce will
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statisticalstudents
be explored
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theto allowsbasis
designed
analysis,
facilitate
to
nurses for
provide
examination,
the tothe
successful
development
correlation
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NURS 330 Biostatistics for Nursing 3.00 3.00 ofuse professional
assessment
healthcare
application
completion of
roles and
strategies
research.
ofnursing
with practices
research an understanding
theto
for baccalaureate
professional ofnursing nurses. Content
the mechanismspractice. Students
includes
of illness
iswill
historical,
andreview,
health
to Elective 14070
The
problems
analyze,
purpose
contemporary,
andofof the thethis
legal,
critique
program
main bodyisand
course
ethical,
current
and
systems.
nursing
professional
analysis
technological
Health
research
andandrole transition.
development
influences
wellness
fornurse.
scientific inon ofThis
the the
nursing
merit
course
leadership
context
and
as of an
determine
adisability
prerequisite
and science
applied
methodswill be
NURS 354 Transition to Baccalaureate Nursing Practice 2.00 enrolling
2.00 management
in healthcare.
addressed. in other
This skills
Topics RN-BSN
course assumed
include program
assists by the
application
in the courses.
professional of
socialization recognized Students
standards will
of discuss
care, the
professional required role Elective 14070
Examination
to apply this of management
the
evidence principles,
to the care competencies,
of diverse and of
patient the
practices learner
populations of within into
Quality
across theand role
the Safetyof the
lifespan. clinical
Education
In
NURS 394 Holistic
Research Assessment in Professional
& Evidence-Based PracticeNursing
in 3.00 3.00 leadership
development,
nurse
for leader
Nurses
addition,
and oraccountability,
(QSEN)
students nurse that
will educator
support
examine
skillsin needed
responsibility,
the current
inter-professional
how to lead
toautonomy,
work
thehealthcare effectively
and
collaboration,
integration
delegation.
delivery
of a
systems,
system.
culture
best-practice
Inter-professional
of safety
evidence and on a Elective 14070
organizations,
collaboration patient
and care units, and
communication patient assignments.
ininclude
healthcare settings,ofand The relationship
diverse nursing ofroles are
NURS 395 Professional Nursing 4.00 improved
systems
4.00 organizational patient
level for
and outcomes.
the delivery
systems Topics
theoryof optimal
as it health
relates application
care
to and
professional evidence-based
improved nursing patient research
outcomes.
management to
and Elective 14070
explored.
nursing Application
practice, use oftechnology
of evidence-based and nursing practice, clinical reasoning,
informatics andwill clinical judgement,
identification of the
NURS 396 Dimensions of Professional
Quality and Safety EducationNursing
for Professional 4.00 4.00 leadership
and leadership
knowledge,
will be
skills
explored.
principles
and areManagement
attitudes integrated
of the intoconcepts
professional the course. addressed
nurse leader that
include interdisciplinary
are used to improve Elective 14070
This course includes
collaboration and networking,the analysis of community/population
delegation, budgeting health as
and judgments.
resource applied to
allocation, the delivery
scheduling
NURS 478 Nursing Practice 3.00 3.00 ofEnhances
patient
client student's
centered
services care
to ability
and
improve to
the make
work
public sound
environment.
health, nursing
reduce clinical
disparities, provide Students
leadership willinexplore
the Elective 14070
Evolving Concepts in Nursing Leadership and and application
the staffing, andofevaluation. nursingLeadership
thesynthesize process asconcepts
compared addressed
to Clinical will include Theory.
Judgment networking, Students
NURS 479 Management 4.00 4.00 delivery
facilitation
will learn
of care,
to ofinterpret
groups,and change,
a variety team
of
one's
evidence
clinical
building, and
role conflict
and with
assessment
population
resolution.
findings
health. Students
as well as use a
will
variety Elective 14070
examine environmental, social, cultural, and behavioral determinants of health and
NURS 480 Enhancing Clinical Judgment 4.00 4.00 of tools to make clinical decisions for
includes family, aggregates, and populations. Topics may include local and regionalpatients and populations across the lifespan. Elective 14070
NURS 482 Population
InformationCare Theory and Healthcare
Management 3.00 3.00 Capstone
conditions
This course
Examination
experience
that affect that
isofdesigned
informatics forfocuses
populationsthose
in
on caring
throughout
students
healthcare who forthe
emphasizing
community/population
have lifespan.
anclinical
interest in becoming
information
health. Students
a Dietetic
systems and the Elective 14070
will collaborate with community isagencies/institutions and study healthcare systems to provide
NURS 489 Technology 3.00 3.00 Technician
useopportunity
an of information Registered
to integrate
(DTR). It (IT)
technology knowledge
anapplications
introductory
from to directed
nursing support
theory nursing
and
course
practice. designed
population/public
to give
health Elective 14070
the student a greater knowledge of what a DTR does and what career opportunities are
NURS 492 Population Care Capstone 4.00 4.00 inopen assessing
in the field. the health The goal careofneeds this course of families, is to help aggregates
the student and populations.
in making an appropriate Elective 14070
NUTR 100 Introduction to Dietetic Technician Program 0.50 career choice.and operation of food service, management principles, food service
0.50 Organization Elective 14070
NUTR 220 Food Service Systems Management 3.00 3.00 This
Food
courselabor
personnel,purchasing
covers
for
the regulatory
laws, food
basic fundamentals
service systems,
of
agencies,understandingfoodfood costscience
control and
cost and underlying
record
factors, food
technology
keeping.
laws, quality Elective 14070
To introduce
associated the
with thefor students
food to the fundamentals of food microbiology and underlying
NUTR 221 Quantity Food Purchasing 3.00 A course designed
standards
3.00 technology and theindustry.
basic manufacturing
associated with student
providing
An
in emphasis
the
processes.
a safe, ofwill
fieldnutritious alliedbe health
given to
supply and
of
thefor
fresh
functional
students
and
and
majoring
processed
chemical in Elective
foods 14070
aspects
This
Dieteticcourse of the nutrients
is designed
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for students
Emphasis on the Four laboratory
majoring
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the Dietetic will
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NUTR 222 Principles of Food Science 3.00 3.00 tofood humans.
systems,
Application Students
of such
nutritional aswill
food be introduced
processing
principles and andto how theinthe
preparation
practices food major
health of industry
foods.
care,
nutrients
public
and
and regulatory
health
their role in
andagencies Elective 14070
maintaining
deal with potential good health,
health beginning
hazards at the
associated cellular
with level the and
ecology extending
andgovernmental to
physiology include ofregulation.
disease-
community
interactional nutrition
properties services
of nutrients including and community resources and
NUTR 223 Principles of Nutrition 3.00 3.00 causing
Lifecycle organisms
nutrition thatbe
will can be present
studied as indiets.
food, to and how food preservation and processing Elective 14070
NUTR 226 Food Processing Microbiology 4.00 4.00 Four
A
can major
course
extend non-western
designed
food availabilityfor students culturesin ainsafe theitmanner.
are pertains
examined
Dietetic the
regarding
Technician general cultural
Program nutritional
norms
or other needsthe and
in allied following
health Elective 14070
problems
areas.
fields. associated
Cultural
Nutritional attitudes,
care with
of pregnancy,
beliefs
individuals, and lactation,
behaviors infancy,
associated childhood,
with access adolescence
to biomedical and the
health
NUTR 233 Community and Lifecycle Nutrition 3.00 3.00 Supervised
A course
aging
Supervised
care population.
and to
experience
designed
experience
traditional
in
in aa nutrition
for students
health
food
Community
practices theapplications
inservice setting.
Dietetic
Nutrition
(Complementary
of nutrition
Application
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setting. ofinclassroom
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Application
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theorclinical
Alternative other
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settinghealth
theories
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classroom
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theories
among 14070
specific
operations.
field. disease
Nutritional states
Registrationcare and requiresrequires
of individuals, related
approval
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of the of for the
instructor.
nutritionpatient This
in the will
course be
clinicalstudied.
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setting This is
for one
NUTR 243 Medical Nutrition Therapy for Dietetic Techs I 3.00 3.00 topart actual
different situations.
cultural
of adisease
two-part Registration
groups.
course Cultural
aseries. attitudes, approval
beliefs of
and the instructor.
behaviors ThisApplication
regarding food isand
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students
specific
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consumption for
experience
majoring
as states
students in the
it varies
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and
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nutrition in the
cultural
ofrelated
health
Dietetic
groups.
care
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care and
for
Technician
nutrition
the
Theoretical
The Practicum
patient/client
Program.
and
settings.
The
practical
provides
will a total
be studied.
Practicum
approaches
ofofThis Elective
provides
to
14070
NUTR 244 Medical Considerations
Nutrition Therapy for Dietetic Techs II 3.00 classroom
150
is total
3.00 across hours
partcultural
of theories
supervised
a150two-part to actual
experience
course series. operations. in the Registration
area of Food requires
Service approval
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student will Elective 14070
Cultural in Nutrition and Health This of
course hours
communication supervised experience
methods and in
thethe area
meaning of Community
of various Nutrition.
communication The models
interact
student andisinteract
will
designed
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for students
appropriate apply assistance
appropriate
majoring and in
nutrition
the Dietetic
leadership based
assistance
Technician
on theon
based
Program.
mission
the age,of Thethe
health, Elective
NUTR 253 Care 3.00 among
3.00 This is
Practicum a
facility wheregroups.
first-year
provides course
a total for of individuals
150 hours in the
supervised
placed.and medical needs of the patients/clients. Experience sites may operating experienceengineer in apprenticeship
the area of Clinical program. 14070
cultural background
NUTR 291 Nutrition Internship-Food Service 3.00 3.00 This
This
include:
course
Nutrition.
***Department
is the The is taken
second
senior
student
Consent
year
residence
twice will ininteract
the
Required***
course
facilities, forfirst andyear.
individuals
senior
apply Thein
centers,
total
appropriate
theWIC embedded
building nutrition
offices, trades'material
or public
assistanceis covered
plumber/pipefitter
feeding
basedwhen
programs.
on the Elective 14070
this
age, course
health,
apprenticeship iscultural
takenprogram. twice
background in one
This courseyear.
and This
medical
is taken courseneeds
twice satisfies
ofthethe 45 hours
patients/clients. of instruction Experience toward
NUTR 292 Nutrition Internship-Community 3.00 This
3.00 specified course
***Department is designed
programs Consentand as an introductory
Required***
certificates for AAS course
Human inin nutrition
Relations
second and year.
General should The
Education
total
acquaint embedded
the Elective 14070
sites maywith
content
student isinclude
covered
the hospitals
when this
concepts ornutrients,
of the practice
course is taken of twice.
nutrient a Consulting This course
requirements Registered willthe
and Dietitian.
provideeffectaprograms
of
NUTR 293 Nutrition Internship-Clinical 3.00 3.00 requirements.
***Department
comprehensive
malnutrition and
This courseRequired***
Consent
introduction
diet choices
satisfies
toonthe human
50 hours
principles health.
ofand instruction
conceptstoward of preventive specified maintenanceand as Elective 14070
certificates
well asthe for AAS and
orientation Math/Quantitative
safe operation Reasoning General Education requirements. This
NUTR 121 Human Nutrition 3.00 This
3.00 This
course class
is meets
third 45
satisfies forhours
course fourfor mandatory
individuals lab inof several
experiences.
the building pieces of construction
trades' Operating equipment and
Engineers for AAS Health 14064
materials orientation. Thisof instruction
course satisfies toward 20 twice specified
hours ofthe programs
instruction
3rd year.toward
and certificates
specified
OPE 100 Operating Engineers 1st Year Apprenticeship 6.00 6.00 apprenticeship
Science/Quantitative
programs
program.
and certificates
This
Reasoning for AAS
courseGeneral is taken Education
Math/Quantitative
in
requirements.
Reasoning
This course
General
will provide Elective 14070
This
aThis is a general
comprehensive safety course
understanding forofan industrial
grade stakes environment.
and their Students
importance willEducation
on learn
the jobOSHA site. The
OPE 150 Operating Engineers 2nd Year Apprenticeship 6.00 is the fourth
requirements.
6.00 regulations, personal year courseand
safety forunderstand
individuals in the building trades'
of safeOperating Engineers Elective 14070
course will also
apprenticeship continue
program. the
Thisorientation
course is taken andthe importance
operation
twice in the on4th different
year. This
work
pieces habits.
course of heavywill provide
OPE 200 Operating Engineers 3rd Year Apprenticeship 6.00 6.00 equipment.
aThis
continuation of prior grade setting instruction and orientation/operation of the final Elective 14070
course satisfies 6 hours of instruction toward completing the embedded human
OPE 250 Operating Engineers 4th Year Apprenticeship 6.00 6.00 pieces
relations of equipment.
curriculum requirements, in accordance with Embedded Elective 14070
This course introduces the basic to biological principles ofand processesCurriculum ofhealth.
humanThese Guidelines
disease, the
OSH 222 General Industry Safety 1.00 1.00 ThisOption
This
public
course
courseA. introduces
health willburdenintroduce of
students
elementary
infectious
themethods
and
basic
chronic
tenets environmental
for collection,
diseases, and thepresentation,
management and of
include
analysis
diseases of Elective 14070
concepts of environmental influences on disease, of inter-relatedness of scientific
methodsdisciplines
PBH 220 Introduction to Public Health Biology 3.00 3.00 public
through health
publicdata
with environmental health andpractices.
emphasize
health, emerging
the application statistical ideas and to a Elective 14070
variety of public health research. Coreenvironmental
concepts and methods issues, and environmental
in health data analysis risk factors
will be
PBH 234 Introduction to Environmental Health 3.00 3.00 and exposure.
addressed. Applications using real data from a variety of public health data sources will be Elective 14070
This course introduces the basic tenets of community health. These include concepts of
PBH 281 Introduction to Biostatistics in Public Health 3.00 used throughout
3.00 health, health promotion the course andtodisease illustrate the material.
prevention, risk factors affecting community health, Elective 14070
PBH 101 Introduction to Public Health 3.00 3.00 health information and research, ethics and health programs. Health 14064

17
 you practice various movement TMCC Active skills and Courses participate
11.6.2023 in physical conditioning. Engage in
health-enhancing physical activity as you participate in an exploration of a variety of
activities related to lifetime leisure activities so that you can find fitness activities that are
enjoyable
Gaincourse to you personally.
cardiovascular endurance Discover
and the importance
discover the benefits of maintaining
of a variety aofhealthy lifestyle as
cardiovascular
This
you gain an introduces the basic tenets of personal health
effectand wellness. These include
exercises
concepts as understanding
of you learn
health, diet how and
of safe
toexercise, movement
use proper formand
relationships, andits execute
disease
on the human
movement
prevention
body,
safely.
and
learn to
Coordination
making
trackmuscle
your fitness levels and other biometrics, and identify greater
areas forflexibility
personaland health
PBH 120 Foundations of Personal Health and Wellness 3.00 3.00 and
personal
improvement.
strengthening
choices that
Findfloor promote
strategies
leads a to
andboot
mind body
healthy
tactics lifestyle.
youstyle
connection,
can employ in your ownstrength
increased
life and training,
create anand Health 14064
stamina.
Introductory Stepcourseand that aerobics,
gives students camp
a beginning cardio,
knowledgekickboxing, of machine weights and
PEX 118 Fundamentals of Fitness and Health 3.00 3.00 action
outdoor plan to lead
fitness are athephysically
major active lifestyle.
formats covered. Pump iron, use resistance tubing, and Physical Education 14093
free
Novice weights. Skeletal
liftersequipment
who have and muscle
limited anatomy of
knowledge arestrength
introduced and principles
training the students andare shown
fundamentals
PEX 170 Cardio Fitness 1.00 2.00 utilize other
howincrease
they areknowledge affected byabout that will
resistance contribute
and weight to your overall
training. fitness.
Provides Physical Education 14093
will
Getstay
thehealthy
tools and information weight
you need roomto make safety, muscle
educated groups,an
decisions
introduction
strength
concerning training on how
fitness,
PEX 180 Strength Training 1.00 1.00 to
routines, spotting throughout
techniques, one's life.
nutrition, modes of resistance training Physical Education 14093
nutrition and weight control. Topics covered include the principles of and proper workout
fitness,
PEX 183 Weight Training 1.00 2.00 structure.
cardiorespiratory endurance, muscular strength and endurance, body composition, Physical Education 14093
PEX 207 Total Fitness and Weight Control 2.00 2.00 nutrition
Non-symbolic and behavior
introduction modification.
to logical Class thinking includes both exercise
and everyday life, law,andpolitics,
lecture.science, Physical Education 14093
PHIL 102 Critical Thinking and Reasoning 3.00 advertising;
3.00 This
Methodscourse and common
provides
principles afallacies;
balanced
of correct the uses of language,
systematic,
reasoning unbiased
and including
ethical framework
argumentation techniques
with of persuasion.
designed
application totothe
help Elective 14070
Philosophical problems and implications
a wide of historical andcurrently
contemporary scientific in inquiry,
PHIL 114 Introduction to Symbolic Logic 3.00 3.00 students
various
e.g., the
understand
sciences.
nature of laws,
and analyze
theories, explanations,
range of issues
scientific revolutions,
controversial
values, relations
medicine
of Elective 14070
or that are likely to arise in the future. Treatment of such issues as abortion and
PHIL 224 Introduction to the Philosophy of Science 3.00 science and cloning,
3.00 euthanasia, society. genetic screening, just health care, patients' rights, the use of human Elective 14070
PHIL 244 Bioethics 3.00 3.00 and animal subjects in research. Elective Counts as the 4th Social Studies credit 14070
Topical questions in practical ethics, e.g., war and terrorism, world hunger, abortion, racial to meetasthe
3.00 This course introduces
discrimination, gender ethicalthe
roles, theory in the context
environment from ofmulticultural
case studies perspective.
drawn from literature, Counts theFlex
4threquirement.
Social StudiesIfcredit
not
PHIL 245 Contemporary Moral Issues 3.00 Basic problems
films and the media. The coursein different areasintroduces
of philosophy studentssuchaas to ethics,
classical political
and modern theory,examples
metaphysics of
Elective needed,
to elective
meetasthe credit (14070) Ifmay 14070
PHIL 101 Introduction to Philosophy 3.00 3.00 and epistemology. Social Studies/Flex Counts
be earned theFlex
4threquirement. not
Social Studies credit 14129
ethical theory such as ethical relativism, egoism,
A critical introduction to the nature and practices of various religions. Studies the main utilitarianism, the categorical imperative needed, elective
to meetasthe Flex credit (14070) Ifmay
requirement. not
PHIL 135 Introduction to Ethics 3.00 and theories
3.00 moral of moral development. Social Studies/Flex Counts
be earned the 4th Social Studies credit 14129
and religious views of Hinduism, Buddhism, Confucianism, Taoism, Judaism, needed,
to elective
meetasthe credit (14070) Ifmay
3.00 Christianity, Islam, Counts theFlex
4threquirement. not
Social Studies credit
PHIL 210 World Religions 3.00 Major thinkers fromJainism,the sixth Sikhism.
throughSatisfiesthe second TMCC and UNR
century B.C.E.,Diversity
e.g., the requirement.
pre-Socrates, Social Studies/Flex be earned
needed, elective
to meet the credit (14070) Ifmay
Flex requirement. not
14129
PHIL 211 Introduction to Ancient Philosophy 3.00 Socrates,
3.00 Major thinkersthe sophists,
from the Plato, Aristotle,through
Renaissance the atomists, the 18th cynics,
century, skeptics,
e.g., stoics and
Bacon, Hobbes,Epicureans. Social Studies/Flex be earned
needed, elective credit (14070) may 14129
An introductory course covering the basic concepts of physics for non-science majors.
PHIL 213 Introduction to Modern Philosophy 3.00 3.00 Descartes,
Topics include Spinoza, a broad Leibniz,
range Locke,
of Berkeley,
topics from Hume
both and Kant.
classical and modern physics. Includes Social Studies/Flex be earned 14129
An algebra based course in algebra
introductory Newtonian Mechanics coveringThe vectors, one and
PHYS 100 Introductory Physics 3.00 3.00 The
four second
two required
dimensional
semester
lab experiences. of an based
Satisfies UNR introductory
Science core physics
curriculum course. second
requirements. Science 14088
semester focuseskinematics,
on electromagnetism work and energy,
covering momentum and impulse,
topics of electrostatics, rotational
electric fields,
PHYS 151 General Physics I 4.00 dynamics,
4.00 The second
electric oscillations,
semester
potential, offluids,
capacitance, a sound
calculus and
based
electrodynamics, heat.
introductory simple physics course.
circuits,covering The
magneto-statics, second magnetic Science 14088
A calculus based topics course ininelectromagnetism
introductory Newtonian Mechanics vectors, one and
PHYS 152 General Physics II 4.00 4.00 semester
fields,
two dimensional
covers
electromagnetic kinematics, induction, particle electromagnetic
dynamics,
and thermodynamics
work waves, and physical
and energy,
including
momentum optics.electrostatics, Science 14088
electric fields, electric potential, capacitance, electrodynamics, simple circuits,and impulse,
magneto-
PHYS 180 Physics for Scientists and Engineers I 3.00 3.00 rotational
statics, dynamics,
magnetic fields, oscillations,
electromagnetic gravitation, fluids,Maxwell's wave properties and electromagnetic
sound. Science 14088
An introductory course in modern physicsinduction, covering light and optics, equations,
relativity, quantum
PHYS 181 Physics for Scientists and Engineers II 3.00 3.00 waves,
physics,physical
atoms and optics, thermodynamic
molecules, nuclear physics laws and and kinetic theory. and the Standard Model
radioactivity, Science 14088
PHYS 182 Physics for Scientists and Engineers III 3.00 3.00 and elementary particles. Science 14088
This isis athefirst-year course for individuals in theMasonscementapprenticeship
masons' apprenticeship program. program.
PHYS 180L Physics for Scientists/Engineers Lab I 1.00 1.00 This
Laboratory
This course
second
experiments
is taken
year course in the Cement
toinaccompany PHYS 180. This course Science 14088
is taken twice in the twice second the first
year. Theyear.totalThe total embedded
embedded material material
is covered is covered
when thiswhen course
PHYS 181L Physics for Scientists/Engineers Lab II 1.00 this
1.00 is course
Laboratory
taken twice is takenin thetwice
experiments second toinaccompany
one
year.year. This This PHYS
course course
181. satisfies
satisfies 20 hours45 hours of instruction
of instruction toward toward Science 14088
specified
specified programs
programs and
and certificates
certificates for AAS
AAS Human
for PHYS Relations General
Math/Quantitative Reasoning Education
General
PHYS 182L Physics for Scientists and Engineers Lab III 1.00 1.00 Laboratory
requirements. experiments
This courseThis to accompany
satisfies 50satisfies 182.
hours of45instruction toward specified Science 14088
Education requirements. course hours of instruction towardprogramsspecified and
PLCM 100 Cement Masons 1st Year Apprenticeship 6.00 6.00 certificates
programs forcertificates
and AAS Math/Quantitative forindividuals Reasoning General
AAS Science/Quantitative Education requirements. Elective 14070
This is a first-year course for in the plasterers'Reasoning apprenticeship General Education
program. This
PLCM 150 Cement Masons 2nd Year Apprenticeship 6.00 6.00 requirements.
course
This is issecond-year
is athe taken
third twice year coursein the first in year. The total embedded material is covered when this Elective 14070
This course forthe Cement
individuals Masons
in the apprenticeship
plasterers' program.
apprenticeship This
program. course Thisis
course
taken is
twice taken twice in one year. This course satisfies 45 hours of instruction toward
PLCM 200 Cement Masons 3rd Year Apprenticeship 6.00 6.00 course
This course
specified
is taken isinfor
programs
the
twicethird in year.
individuals
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the second
in the 4th
certificates
year.
for year
AAS
Theoftotal
Human
embedded
the Cement Relations Mason'scontent
General
is covered when this
apprenticeship
Education
Elective 14070
PLCM 250 Cement Mason 4th Year Apprenticeship 6.00 6.00 course
program. is taken
requirements. This course twice.isThis
This course taken coursetwice
satisfies
satisfies
in hours
50
20 hours
the fourth year.
of instruction
of instruction toward specified
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 TMCC Active Courses 11.6.2023
This course examines selected problems of contemporary society and provides practice in
the application of relevant sociological perspectives and theory. The course has two main
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experiences. introductory
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appropriate veterinary assistants.
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VETN 105 Veterinary Medical Terminology 1.00 physiology
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VETN 112 Clinical Anatomy and Physiology II 4.00 4.00 the
each veterinary
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technician/veterinary nurse. perform
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covered lab
VETN 120 Advanced Veterinary Assisting 4.00 4.00 A course
work;
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assist
basic
highlights
with diagnostic
communication
basic and advanced nursing procedures, including but not limited
imaging.
techniques, record keeping, filing,necropsy,
computerspecimen software, Elective 14070
to restraint, behavior awareness, physical exams, reproduction,
VETN 125 Veterinary Office and Clinical Procedures 1.00 resume construction
1.00 collection, euthanasia, and interviewing
companion animal techniques.
diseases, emergency and critical care, laws and Elective 14070
VETN 128 Animal Nursing 4.00 4.00 ethics, and practice management skills for veterinary technicians/veterinary nurses. Elective 14070

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This course enables students to supplement coursework with practical work experience.
Students will observe the daily functions of a variety of area veterinary hospitals and
practice
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skills of information
a veterinary in assistant
hematology, underclinical direct supervision. Students haveurinalysis,
chemistry, microbiology, a set
rotation
immunology, schedule cytology,for attendance
and toxicology. at a specific
The student facilitywill onlearna weekly basis. The
collection, schedule
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VETN 130 Directed Veterinary Assisting Practical 2.00 2.00 include
transporting weekend rotations.
of biological samples.of Students willimaging.
learn laboratory procedures to assist in the Elective 14070
This course teaches the principles diagnostic Topics include: radiographic
VETN 203 Veterinary Clinical and General Pathology 4.00 4.00 This
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theory,
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diagnostic
course includes
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of domestic film
husbandry,
animals.
processing, The Elective 14070
nutrition, breeding, health conditions, disease recognition, and zoonotic potential of
VETN 205 Diagnostic Imaging 2.00 2.00 student
radiographic
laboratory
will learn technique
animals,
identification,
consists reptiles
evaluation, lifeand cycles, an routes of transmission,
introduction to alternative prevention
imaging and
techniques. Elective 14070
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VETN 208 Lab Animal Science and Exotics 2.00 role
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VETN 209 Parasitology 2.00 2.00 anesthetic
physiology
including
Topics
of
procedures
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components
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energy
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procedures,
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pain
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includes
VETN 211 Animal Nutrition 2.00 2.00 stage
methods needs.
understanding of sterile techniques
of administration of drugs,including calculating thedosages,
methods andbyphysiological
which sterilization actionison the Elective 14070
VETN 225 Pharmacology and Toxicology 2.00 achieved,
systems
2.00 This appropriate
of the behavior in a surgical setting,
body. to provide the veterinary nursing student with a further care of equipment and instruments, Elective 14070
and thecourse roles is ofdesigned
the operating room staff. Therestraint dental section includes a basicnursing and
VETN 227 Advanced Animal Nursing 4.00 4.00 This course
understanding
understanding
includes
of
of diseases
large animal
dental anatomy, in veterinary husbandry,
instrument medicine. identification
techniques,
and function,
diseases,
dental exams Elective 14070
herd health management. The student will acquire the knowledge and skills through
VETN 235 Surgical Anesthesia, Nursing & Dental Procedures 4.00 and cleaning,
4.00 lecture personnelSpecial
and laboratory. safety and topics client
include education.
anatomy, reproduction, and nutrition and will Elective 14070
VETN 240 Large Animal Procedures 4.00 4.00 An
be externship
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allowing students
students to each to
to observe
species. companion,
participate in every aspect food and of aequine
companion practices. animal, food Elective 14070
Students will observe all aspects of a working clinic. Externships willof allow valuable
VETN 250 Critical Care 3.00 3.00 animal
A course
exposure
andin
to
equine
procedures,
the
practices.
reception nursing
area,
Students
and
treatment
will participate
diseases and with respect
surgical
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areas, the critically
radiology,
a working
ill patient.
laboratory,
clinic,
kennel Elective 14070
under direct supervision. Externships will allow valuable exposure to the reception area,
VETN 266 Directed Veterinary Nursing Practical 2.00 2.00 and stables.
treatment and surgical areas, radiology, laboratory, kennel and stables. Prerequisite: Elective 14070
An introduction to the history of animation and the production of animated work through
VETN 267 Advanced Clinical Practices 2.00 Completion
2.00 This courseand
screening of readings,
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explore courses
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Introductory principles ofinpost-production with hands-on,
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VIS 120 Introduction to Animation 3.00 3.00 both theoretical
historical
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andproduction
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VIS 212 Digital Editing 3.00 skills
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VIS 213 Sound Recording and Design 3.00 Intermediate
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WELD 215 Introduction to Welding Fabrication Techniques 3.00 3.00 relations
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WELD 250 Welding Certification Preparation 1.00 12.00 with
process WELD
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certificates for This AAS course
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WELD 255 CNC PAC II 3.00 3.00 certificates for AAS Human Relations General
course satisfies 25 embedded hours toward specified programs and certificates for AAS Education requirements. Elective 14070
WELD 256 CNC PAC II Practice 2.00 Human
2.00 This course Relations
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robotic welding. The course includes safety Elective 14070
WELD 280 Introduction to Robotic Welding 3.00 3.00 techniques,
Field Observer
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WELD 290 Internship in Welding 1.00 8.00 in the field
welding with Observers
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working covered perare: credit.mapping from aircraft, observing Elective 14070
field conditions, reporting hazardous situations, maintaining field maps, calculating,
WF 205 Fire Operations in the Urban Interface 3.00 3.00 measuring, identifying and estimating fire behavior, safety in field observations, Elective 14070
transmittingtheory field data Counts as the 4th Social Studies credit
WF 244 Field Observer 2.00 2.00 Introduces and and methods collecting and analyzing
in feminist researchdata. and issues from traditional and Elective
to meetasthe
14070
WMST 250 Introduction to Feminist Theory 3.00 3.00 contemporary perspective. Elective Counts theFlex
4threquirement.
Social StudiesIfcredit
not
14070
Interdisciplinary analysis of women in culture and society from historical and cross-cultural needed,
to elective
meet the credit (14070) Ifmay
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WMST 101 Introduction to Women's Studies 3.00 3.00 perspectives.
Introduction to American women's history and politics focusing on race, gender, and class Social Studies/Flex be earned
needed, elective credit (14070) may 14129
WMST 255 The American Women's Movement 3.00 3.00 relations, and the legal and economic status of women. Social Studies/Flex be earned 14129

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Amount amount Course Name Course Name Long
Number
1-2 .5 14002 MATH DUAL CR (ADC) Math Dual Credit
3-5 1 14008 SCIENCE DUAL CR (ADC) Science Dual Credit
6-7 1.5 14014 WH DUAL CR (ADC) World History Dual Credit
8-> 2 14020 AH DUAL CR (ADC) American History Dual Credit
14026 AG DUAL CR (ADC) American Govt Dual Credit
All credits earn the .05 GPA bump (ADC) 14032 ENGLISH DUAL CR (ADC) English Dual Credit
14038 WL DUAL CR (ADC) World Language Dual Credit
14044 FINE ARTS DUAL CR (ADC) Fine Arts Dual Credit for STEAM
14046 FINE ARTS DUAL CR (ADC) Fine Arts Dual Credit non STEAM
14052 HUMANITIES DUAL CR (ADC) Humanities Dual Credit
14058 CSA DUAL CR (ADC) Comp Sci & Apps Dual Credit
14064 HEALTH DUAL CR (ADC) Health Dual Credit
14070 ELECTIVE DUAL CR (ADC) Elective Dual Credit
14076 BIOLOGY DUAL CR (ADC) Biology Dual Credit
14082 CHEMISTRY DUAL CR (ADC) Chemistry Dual Credit
14088 PHYSICS DUAL CR (ADC) Physics Dual Credit
14093 PE DUAL CREDIT (ADC) Physical Education Dual Credit
14100 ECON 101 DUAL CREDIT (ADC) Economics 101 Dual Credit (TMCC Only)
14110 SPANISH DUAL CR (ADC) Spanish Dual Credit
14116 FRENCH DUAL CR (ADC) French Dual Credit
14122 ASL DUAL CR (ADC) American Sign Language Dual Credit
14128 GERMAN DUAL CR (ADC) German Dual Credit
14129 SS FLEX DUAL CREDIT (ADC) SS FLEX Dual Credit
14130 TECH ELECTIVE DUAL CR (ADC) Technical elective dual credit for STEM
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