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Department Office

227 D. J. Jacobetti Center

Phone: 906-227-2067

Fax: 906-227-1549

 

Web page

www.nmu.edu/technology

 

Department Head

William H. Rigby

brigby@nmu.edu

 

Faculty

Michael J. Andary

Leslie E. Cory

James M. Dehlin

Daryl L. Delongchamp

Jeanne M. Graves

Susan Myra Grimes

Robert A. Holtzmann

Christopher S. Kibit

Walter W. Labhart

Yvonne Lee

Steven G. Lockwood

Edward P. Lorenz

Carl O. Peterson

Deborah A. Peterson

Judith A. Rousseau

Allen L. Starrine

Eugene C. Stenberg

David R. Vandenburg

Mark W. Welke

 

Special Learning

Opportunities

The department’s programs are designed to ladder. Students can start at the certificate or associate degree level and apply their courses to a bachelor’s degree.

 

Accreditation

Department of
Transportation Federal Aviation Administration Certification

 


 

 
 
 2003-2004
Undergraduate Bulletin

 
 
 

Technology and Occupational Sciences

   
 

Technology and Occupational Sciences at NMU

The Technology and Occupational Sciences Department offers a variety of one-year, two-year and four-year programs. The one-and two-year programs provide students with the knowledge and training necessary to assume skilled or technician level positions in a variety of service or technical areas. These technical areas include construction, heating–air conditioning, automotive and industrial maintenance. In addition to offering technical programs traditionally identified with a community college, the department offers two baccalaureate degree programs. Students in two-year certificate and associate degree programs can apply course work completed as part of the one- and two-year programs toward a bachelor's degree in the College of Technology and Applied Sciences.

 

Baccalaureate Degree Programs

Construction Management

Construction managers coordinate all phases of building construction including estimating, scheduling, writing contracts, purchasing materials and working with subcontractors and material suppliers to ensure the job gets done on time and within budget. Graduates may begin as project managers, field engineers, estimators, assistant project managers, superintendents, or one of many other employment positions. A minor is an important element of this baccalaureate degree program. Students are strongly urged to meet with their advisor to select a minor that will support their career goals.

 

Hospitality Management

The bachelor’s degree program in hospitality management provides graduates with the background to assume supervisory or leadership positions in the hospitality industry. The curriculum includes courses that cover both classroom based learning and hands-on learning experiences. Courses in the major cover the topics of cooking, baking, supervision, cost control, purchasing, banquets and catering, along with bar and beverage management.

 

Associate Degree Programs

Aviation Maintenance Technology

All training takes place on campus in modern, state-of-the-art facilities and is designed to meet airline industry standards by providing a totally comprehensive curriculum. Students work in the following five lab areas: power plant, airframe, nondestructive testing, composite and sheet metal. Students do engine runups, repair and restoration on the operational status of the aircraft. Associate degree students typically take between 16 and 20 credits for five semesters, receiving their degree after two and one-half years of study. Ninety-five percent of all NMU aviation maintenance program graduates are working in the aviation industry.

 

Automotive Service Technology

The automotive service technician program provides the student with a sound foundation of technical courses, liberal studies, mathematics and written communication. Students gain an overall technical foundation of theory and practical applications in engine repair, automatic transmissions, chassis systems, power trains, vehicle electrical systems, fuel and ignition systems and computer control systems. State certification tests are offered at the end of each semester.

 

Building Technology

This program is designed to provide the student with a technical foundation with specialization in the areas of project design, building materials, construction systems and related documents.

 

Climate Control Technology

Professionals in the heating, ventilation, air condition and refrigeration (HVACR) industry are specialists who create comfortable, healthy and energy-efficient indoor environments for the storage of food and medicine, and for transportation, warehouses, factories and many other essential services. The climate control degree program offers instruction in both technical theory and practical knowledge. Graduates are prepared to enter a stable industry with varied employment opportunities in every part of the country.

 

Food Service Management

The associate degree program in food service management prepares the student for entry-level management positions in the hospitality industry. According to the National Restaurant Association, 40,000 new entry-level managers will be needed in the near future making this one of the fastest growing career fields. This program offers a career path and a selection of courses in food service management with a supporting group of other courses.

 

Industrial Maintenance Technology

Industrial maintenance technicians install, maintain and repair all types of machinery used in an endless array of modern power transmission applications. Mines, paper mills, hospitals and manufacturing companies of all sorts require the services of skilled industrial maintenance technicians to keep their operations running smoothly. Industrial maintenance technicians are often employed in machine repair departments or may be referred to as millwrights. Graduates of this program will be in high demand locally and throughout the state and nation.

 

Certificate Programs

Automotive Service

This certificate program develops quality repair and service technicians for the transportation industries. The automotive service certificate prepares students for positions in automotive servicing, parts sales, and service.

 

Aviation Maintenance Technology

Students work in the following five lab areas: power plant, airframe, nondestructive testing, composite and sheet metal. Certificate students attend class for four semesters (two academic years) and receive all of the necessary preparation to take the FAA exam to become an A & P aviation mechanic.

 

Carpentry

This certificate program is designed for the student with immediate employment goals; it includes a practical hands-on approach to the systems and methods of construction, use of building materials, and related construction documents.

 

Culinary Arts

The certificate program in culinary arts prepares the student for professional positions in food production and baking. According to the National Restaurant Association, more than 13 million people will be employed in this industry in the near future. Employment opportunities are outstanding worldwide. This program provides the student with a solid foundation in the culinary arts of professional cooking and baking. A low student-teacher ratio provides the student with plenty of hands-on experience and personal attention.

 

Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration

Students master the skills needed to install, troubleshoot, and repair heating, ventilating, air conditioning and refrigeration (HVACR) systems.

 

Diploma Programs

Advanced Law Enforcement

The advanced law enforcement diploma program is intended for certified law enforcement officers. The curriculum includes coursework and hands-on experiences to enhance the officers training. In-service training is offered through the Public Safety Institute, Northern Michigan University.

 

Collision Repair Technology

The collision repair technology curriculum prepares graduates for employment in the filed of collision repair. The curriculum includes coursework and hands-on experiences in the areas of component repair and replacement, along with work in areas of paint-prep and refinishing. Students are exposed to contemporary skills and current industry practices.

 

Cosmetology

This program combines the theory and practical application needed to produce graduates who are well prepared for entry-level positions in the cosmetology profession. Scientific principles are applied through grooming of patrons. Cosmetologists perform such services as shaping and tinting eyebrows and lashes, applying makeup, permanent waving, coloring and straightening hair, manicuring and giving scalp and facial treatments. Graduates may find employment in independent shops and salons, in hair styling departments of large firms and hotels or with manufacturers of cosmetic or hair products. Some graduates open their own shops.

 

Local Corrections

The local corrections diploma program is intended for persons employed as local corrections officers. The curriculum includes coursework and hands-on experiences to update the officers in the required areas of the corrections field. In-service training is offered through the Public Safety Institute, Northern Michigan University.

 

Certifications

Cosmetology Instructor Certification

The program trains the professional in Michigan law, teaching techniques, record keeping, and administration of a school of cosmetology.

 

Manicurist

This program combines the theory and practical application needed to fully prepare graduates for entry-level positions in the manicurist profession.

 

Department/Program Policies

Programs have substantial "hands-on" components; safety is a major responsibility. Students are expected to wear proper foot gear, safety glasses and dress for the lab environment. Tools are required for several programs. Students in AMT, CN, COS, CRT, HM, HV, PT or WD courses are required to provide many of their own hand tools.

Aviation: All students are required to join the Aviation Purchasing Co-op. This co-op will purchase the material and supplies students use in the lab section of the program over the standard two-year period. The purchase price is $50 each semester ($200 total). Students are required to have a basic tool set. Admission to AMT courses is limited to students majoring in aviation maintenance technology.

Cosmetology: The curriculum followed is set by the State of Michigan. Students must complete 1,500 clock hours for this program; attendance is mandatory. Successful completion of this program and the 1,500 requisite clock hours qualifies the graduate to take the state board test for licensure in Michigan.

Cosmetology Instructor: Entrance into this program requires a current Michigan license in cosmetology and two years of experience. The State of Michigan requires 500 hours of additional education for this certification.

Hospitality Management: Preferential admission to HM 115 and HM 116 is extended to students majoring in culinary arts, food service management or hospitality management.

Manicurist: The curriculum includes 400 clock hours that is required by the State of Michigan for certification; therefore, attendance is mandatory. Upon completion, students will be eligible to take the State Licensing Board Examination.

 

Baccalaureate Degree Programs

Construction Management Major

Total Credits Required for Degree

129

Liberal Studies

30-40*

Health Promotion

2

Technical Concentration

43

CN 107 Construction Documents

3

CN 151 Introduction to Construction

3

CN 154 Construction Surveying and Layout

3

CN 156 Construction Systems and Methods

3

CN 158 Concrete

3

WT 161 Wood Processing I

2

CN 251 Construction Field Operations

2

CN 252 Codes and Inspection

3

CN 253 Construction Estimating

3

CN 278 Mechanical Systems

3

CN 353 Soils and Foundations

3

CN 357 Legal Aspects of Construction

3

CN 450 Project Control

3

CN 458 Bidding Strategies

3

CN 459 Construction Management

3

Other Required Courses

40

ACT 230 Principles of Accounting I

3

ACT 240 Principles of Accounting II

3

EN 211D Technical and Report Writing
Satisfies one of the foundations of communications requirements.

4

MA 104 College Algebra with Applications in the Sciences and Technologies
Satisfies one of the foundations of natural sciences/mathematics requirements.

4

MA 106 Trigonometry

3

MET 211 Mechanics and Statics

4

MGT 240 Organizational Behavior and Management

3

MKT 230 Introduction to Marketing

3

PH 201 College Physics I
Satisfies one of the foundations of natural sciences/mathematics requirements.

5

CIS 110 Principles of Computer Information Systems or
Satisfies the formal communication studies requirement.

4

IS 100 Introduction to Windows, E-mail and the Internet and three other IS courses
Satisfies the formal communication studies requirement.

 

SP 100 Public Address

4

Minor, Contracted Minor or General Electives

20

 

Hospitality Management Major

Total Credits Required for Degree

126

Liberal Studies

30-40*

Health Promotion

2

Major

60

HM 001 Work Experience

 

HM 111 Food Service Sanitation

3

HM 112 Introduction to the Hospitality Industry

4

HM 115 Professional Cooking I

4

HM 116 Professional Baking I

4

HM 120 Professional Cooking II

4

HM 125 Professional Baking II

4

HM 210 Supervision in the Hospitality Industry

4

HM 214 Cost Control for the Hospitality Industry

4

HM 221 Hospitality Service Management

4

HM 225 Banquets and Catering

4

HM 226 Purchasing for the Hospitality Industry

2

HM 240 Hotel and Lodging Operations

3

HM 310 Menu Analysis and Design

4

HM 330 Beverage and Bar Management

4

HM 450 Hospitality Operations Plan and Design

4

HM 480 Current Issues in the Hospitality Industry

4

Technical Electives

6

HM 100 Food Preparation and Selection

4

HM 315 Multi-Cultural Foods

4

HM 318 Resort Development

4

HM 401 Internship

1-4

HM 495 Special Topics in Hospitality

4

Other Required Courses

18

ACT 201 Practical Accounting Procedures
(or higher)

4

HN 210 Nutrition for Humans

4

MA 100 Intermediate Algebra (or higher)

4

MGT 221 Business Law I: Legal Environment of Business

3

MKT 230 Introduction to Marketing

3

 

*Complete information on the liberal studies requirements and additional graduation requirements, including the health promotion requirement is in the “Liberal Studies Program and Graduation Requirements” section of this bulletin.

 

Associate Degree Programs

Automotive Service Technology

(Associate of Technology)

Total Credits Required for Degree

62

Liberal Studies

8

EN 111 College Composition I

4

CIS 110 Principles of Computer Information Systems

4

Health Promotion

1

HP 200 Physical Well Being

1

Technical Concentration

40

PT 162 Steering, Suspension and Alignment

4

PT 163 Vehicle Brake Systems

4

PT 164 Major Engine Repair

4

PT 166 Automotive Power Trains

4

PT 170 Basic Automotive Electricity

4

PT 260 Automatic Transmission Repair

4

PT 262 Automotive Fuel and Emission Control Systems

4

PT 264 Engine Performance and Diagnostics

4

PT 268A Automotive Service Repair or

4

PT 268B Automotive Service Repair Internship

 

PT 272 Advanced Automotive Electrical and Electronics

4

Other Required Course

4

MA 100 Intermediate Algebra (or higher)

4

General Electives

9

 

Aviation Maintenance Technology

(Associate of Applied Science)

Total Credits Required for Degree

89

Liberal Studies

12

EN 111 College Composition I

4

EN 211D Technical and Report Writing

4

CIS 110 Principles of Computer Information Systems

4

Health Promotion

1

HP 200 Physical Well Being

1

Technical Concentration

72

AMT 101 Introduction to Aviation Maintenance

6

AMT 102 Aircraft Basic Science

6

AMT 103 Aviation Shop Practices

6

AMT 104 Aircraft Electrical Systems

6

AMT 200 Aircraft Sheet Metal/Non-Metallic Structures

6

AMT 201 Reciprocating Engines and Propellers

6

AMT 202 Aircraft Assembly and Rigging

6

AMT 201 Reciprocating Engine Overhaul

6

AMT 204 Turbine Engine Theory

6

AMT 205 Hydraulics, Pneumatics and Landing Gear

6

AMT 206 Cabin Atmosphere and Information Systems

6

AMT 207 Turbine Engine Maintenance and Inspection

6

Other Required Course

4

MA 100 Intermediate Algebra

4

 

Building Technology

(Associate of Applied Science)

Total Credits Required for Degree

65

Liberal Studies

21

EN 111 College Composition I

4

EN 211D Technical and Report Writing

4

MA 104 College Algebra with Applications in the Sciences and Technologies

4

PH 201 College Physics I

5

CIS 110 Principles of Computer Information Systems or

4

IS 100 and three other IS courses

 

Health Promotion

1

HP 200 Physical Well Being

1

Technical Concentration

28

CN 107 Construction Documents

3

CN 151 Introduction to Construction

3

CN 154 Construction Surveying and Layout

3

CN 156 Construction Systems and Methods

3

CN 158 Concrete

3

WT 161 Wood Processing I

2

CN 251 Construction Field Operation

2

CN 252 Codes and Inspection

3

CN 253 Construction Estimating

3

CN 278 Mechanical Systems

3

Other Required Courses

7

MA 106 Trigonometry

3

SP 100 Public Address

4

General Electives

8

 

Climate Control Technology

(Associate of Applied Science)

Total Credits Required for Degree

63

Liberal Studies

12

EN 111 College Composition I

4

EN 211D Technical and Report Writing

4

CIS 110 Principles of Computer Information Systems

4

Health Promotion

1

HP 200 Physical Well Being

1

Technical Concentration

40

HV 170 Applied Electricity for Trades

4

HV 171 Basic Heating

4

HV 172 Basic Refrigeration

4

HV 173 Heating Systems I

4

HV 174 ACR Systems I

4

HV 175 Air Delivery Systems

4

HV 270 Heating Systems II

4

HV 271 ACR Systems II

4

HV 273 Comfort Systems Design

4

HV 275 HVACR Technical Problems or

4

HV 291 HVACR Internship

 

Other Required Courses

4

MA 100 Intermediate Algebra (or higher)

4

General Electives

6

 

Food Service Management

(Associate of Technology)

Total Credits Required for Degree

62

Liberal Studies

8

EN 111 College Composition I

4

Liberal Studies Elective

4

Health Promotion

1

HP 200 Physical Well Being

1

Technical Concentration

41

HM 000 Work Experience

 

HM 111 Food Service Sanitation

3

HM 112 Introduction to the Hospitality Industry

4

HM 115 Professional Cooking I

4

HM 116 Professional Baking I

4

HM 120 Professional Cooking II

4

HM 125 Professional Baking II

4

HM 210 Supervision in the Hospitality Industry

4

HM 214 Cost Control for the Hospitality Industry

4

HM 221 Hospitality Service Management

4

HM 225 Banquets and Catering

4

HM 226 Purchasing for the Hospitality Industry

2

Other Required Courses

12

ACT 201 Practical Accounting Procedures
(or higher)

4

HN 210 Nutrition for Humans

4

MA 100 Intermediate Algebra (or higher)

4

 

Industrial Maintenance Technology

(Associate of Applied Science)

Total Credits Required for Degree

63

Liberal Studies

8

EN 111 College Composition I

4

EN 211D Technical and Report Writing

4

Health Promotion

1

HP 200 Physical Well Being

1

Technical Concentration

30

HV 170 Applied Electricity for Trades or

4

ET 100 Fundamentals of Electricity (2 cr.) and
ET 101 Principles of Electrical Wiring (2 cr.)

IM 110 Industrial Measurement and Fabrication

2

IM 214 Alignment, Power Transmissions and Conveyors

4

IM 220 Pumps, Piping and Valves

4

IT 180 Introduction to Fluid Power

3

IT 215 General Industrial Safety

2

IT 265 Total Productive Maintenance

1

WD 140 Introduction to Welding

4

WD 147 Construction Rig and Equipment Installation

2

WD 243 Advanced Arc Welding

3

WD 244 Welding Inspection and Assessment

1

Other Requirements

8

MA 100 Intermediate Algebra (or higher)

4

CIS/IS Electives

4

Technical Electives
Choose from the following:

6

CN 154 Construction Survey and Layout (3 cr.)

 

CN 156 Construction Systems and Methods (3 cr.)

 

HV 175 Air Delivery Systems (4 cr.)

 

MET 213 Material Sciences I (3 cr.)

 

MF 134 Manufacturing Processes (4 cr.)

 

PT 160 Basic Automotive Repair (4 cr.)

 

General Electives

10

 

Mining Option
Students considering future employment with Cleveland-Cliffs Incorporated should make the following course selections in their program: MA 104 College Algebra with Applications in the Sciences and Technologies, in place of MA 100 Intermediate Algebra, PH 201 College Physics I as a general elective and MET 213 Material Science I as a technical elective.

 

Certificate Programs

Automotive Service Certificate

Total Credits Required for Certificate

41

Health Promotion

1

HP 200 Physical Well Being

1

Technical Concentration

40

PT 162 Steering, Suspension and Alignment

4

PT 163 Vehicle Brake Systems

4

PT 164 Major Engine Repair

4

PT 166 Automotive Power Trains

4

PT 170 Basic Automotive Electricity

4

PT 260 Automatic Transmission Repair

4

PT 262 Automotive Fuel and Emission Control Systems

4

PT 264 Engine Performance and Diagnostics

4

PT 268A Automotive Service Repair or

4

PT 268B Automotive Service Repair Internship

 

PT 272 Advanced Automotive Electrical and Electronics

4

 

Aviation Maintenance Technology Certificate

Total Credits Required for Certificate

73

Health Promotion

1

HP 200 Physical Well Being

1

Technology Core

72

AMT 101 Introduction to Aviation Maintenance

6

AMT 102 Aircraft Basic Science

6

AMT 103 Aviation Shop Practices

6

AMT 104 Aircraft Electrical

6

AMT 200 Aircraft Sheet Metal/Non-Metallic Structures

6

AMT 201 Reciprocating Engine and Propellers

6

AMT 202 Aircraft Assembly and Rigging

6

AMT 203 Reciprocating Engine Overhaul

6

AMT 204 Turbine Engine Theory

6

AMT 205 Hydraulics, Pneumatics and Landing Gear

6

AMT 206 Cabin Atmosphere and Information Systems

6

AMT 207 Turbine Engine Maintenance and Inspection

6

 

Carpentry Certificate

Total Credits Required for Certificate

31

Liberal Studies

4

EN 111 College Composition I

4

Health Promotion

1

HP 200 Physical Well Being

1

Technical Concentration

20

CN 107 Construction Documents

3

CN 151 Introduction to Construction

3

CN 154 Construction Surveying and Layout

3

CN 156 Construction Systems and Methods

3

CN 158 Concrete

3

CN 253 Construction Estimating

3

WT 161 Wood Processing I

2

Other Required Course

4

MA 090 Beginning Algebra (or higher)

4

General Electives

2

 

Culinary Arts Certificate

Total Credits Required for Certificate

32

Liberal Studies

4

EN 111 College Composition I

4

Health Promotion

1

HP 200 Physical Well Being

1

Technical Concentration

23

HM 111 Food Service Sanitation

3

HM 112 Introduction to the Hospitality Industry

4

HM 115 Professional Cooking I

4

HM 116 Professional Baking I

4

HM 120 Professional Cooking II

4

HM 125 Professional Baking II

4

Other Required Course

4

MA 090 Beginning Algebra (or higher)

 

 

Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Certificate

Total Credits Required for Certificate

45

Health Promotion

1

HP 200 Physical Well Being

1

Technical Concentration

36

HV 170 Applied Electricity for Trades

4

HV 171 Basic Heating

4

HV 172 Basic Refrigeration

4

HV 173 Heating Systems I

4

HV 174 ACR Systems I

4

HV 175 Air Delivery Systems

4

HV 270 Heating Systems II

4

HV 271 ACR Systems II

4

HV 275 HVACR Technical Problems or

4

HV 291 HVACR Internship

 

Other Required Courses

4

EN 090 Basic Composition (or higher)

4

General Electives

4

 

Minor Programs

Auto Service Technology Minor

Total Credits Required for Minor

24

PT 162 Steering Suspension and Alignment

4

PT 164 Major Engine Repair

4

PT 166 Auto Power Train

4

PT 170 Basic Automotive Electricity

4

PT 262 Auto Fuel and Emission Control Systems

4

PT 264 Engine Performance and Diagnostics

4

 

Construction Systems Minor

Total Credits Required for Minor

20

CN 107 Construction Documents

3

CN 154 Construction Surveying and Layout

3

CN 156 Construction Systems and Methods

3

CN 158 Concrete

3

CN 251 Construction Field Operations

2

CN 252 Codes and Inspections

3

CN 253 Construction Estimating

3

 

Hospitality Service Management Minor

Total Credits Required for Minor

20

HM 112 Introduction to the Hospitality Industry

4

HM 111 Food Service Sanitation or

3

HM 226 Purchasing for the Hospitality Industry

2

HM 214 Cost Control for the Hospitality Industry

4

HM 210 Supervision in the Hospitality Industry or

4

HM 240 Hotel and Lodging Operations

3

Hospitality Management  Electives 300 or above

6-7

 

HVACR Minor

Total Credits Required for Minor

20

HV 170 Applied Electricity for Trades

4

HV 171 Basic Heating

4

HV 172 Basic Refrigeration

4

HV 175 Air Delivery Systems

4

HV 273 Comfort Systems Design

4

 

Industrial Maintenance Minor

Total Credits Required for Minor

20

IM 110 Industrial Measurement and Fabrication

2

IM 214 Alignment, Power Transmission and Conveyors

4

IM 220 Pumps, Piping and Valves

4

WD 140 Introduction to Welding

4

WD 147 Construction Rigging and Equipment Installation

2

WD 243 Advanced Arc Welding

3

WD 244 Welding Inspection and Assessment

1

 

Diploma Programs

Advanced Law Enforcement Diploma

Total Credits Required for Diploma

16

The advanced law enforcement diploma may be earned through the satisfactory completion of any 16 credit hours of unduplicated PSLE prefix courses. However, PSLE 010 Legal Update Training may be counted for a maximum of two of the 16 required credits hours.

 

 

Collision Repair Technology Diploma

Total Credits Required for Diploma

36

Technical Concentration

24

CRT 011 Fundamentals of Collision Repair

4

CRT 012 Component Analysis and Replacement

4

CRT 021 Intermediate Collision Repair

4

CRT 022 Automotive Paint-prep and Application

4

CRT 031 Advanced Collision Repair

4

CRT 032 Advanced Refinishing

4

Other Required Courses

12

WD 140 Introduction to Welding

4

PT 162 Steering, Suspension and Alignment

4

PT 170 Basic Automotive Electricity

4

 

Cosmetology Diploma

Total Credits Required for Diploma

64

First Semester

16

COS 011 Fundamentals of Cosmetology I

4

COS 012 Fundamentals of Cosmetology II

4

COS 013 Fundamental Application of Physical Services

8

Second Semester

16

COS 021 Intermediate Cosmetology I

4

COS 022 Intermediate Cosmetology II

4

COS 023 Intermediate Application of Physical Services

8

Third Semester

16

COS 031 Advanced Cosmetology I

4

COS 032 Advanced Cosmetology II

4

COS 033 Advanced Application of Physical Services

8

Fourth Semester

16

COS 041 Master Level of Cosmetology I

4

COS 042 Master Level of Cosmetology II

4

COS 043 Master Level Application of Physical Services

8

 

Local Corrections Diploma

Total Credits Required for Diploma

16

The local corrections diploma may be earned through the satisfactory completion of any 16 credit hours of unduplicated PSCR prefix courses. However, PSCR 011 Legal Update Training may be counted for a maximum of two of the 16 required credits hours.

 

 

Certification Programs

Cosmetology Instructor Certification

Total Credits Required for Certification

18

Technical Concentration

18

HR 060 Theory of Cosmetology Fundamentals

4

HR 061 Theory of Cosmetology Supervision

4

HR 062 Theory of Cosmetology Administration

2

HR 063 Practice of Cosmetology Fundamentals

4

HR 064 Practice of Cosmetology Supervision

4

 

Manicurist Certification

Total Credits Required for Certification

12

Technical Concentration

12

HR 055 Theory of Health Safety and Law

4

HR 056 Theory of Manicuring Application

4

HR 057 Practical Application (Lab)

4

 


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