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Course Listings 2019-2020 288 CON271 Lecture 3 Credit 3 Periods Construction Safety Overview of safety methods and procedures for accident prevention and equipment used by construction workers to maximize field safety during various phases of a construction project, including requirements and regulations for construction safety set by Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) standards along with biological aspects of construction safety. Prerequisites: None. CON290AA Lab 1 Credit 6 Periods Construction Internship Construction internship office/field experience with private/public agencies or citizen volunteer groups. Eighty (80) hours of designated work experience. CNS290AA may be repeated for a total of three (3) credits. Standard grading available according to procedures outlined in college catalog. Prerequisites: Permission of Department or Division. Cross-Reference: CNS290AA. CON290AB Lab 2 Credits 12 Periods Construction Internship Construction internship office/field experience with private/public agencies or citizen volunteer groups. One hundred and sixty (160) hours of designated work experience. Standard grading available according to procedures outlined in college catalog. Prerequisites: Permission of Department or Division. Cross-Reference: CNS290AB. CON290AC Lab 3 Credits 18 Periods Construction Internship Construction internship office/field experience with private/public agencies or citizen volunteer groups. Two hundred and forty (240) hours of designated work. Standard grading available according to procedures outlined in college catalog. Prerequisites: Permission of Department or Division. Cross-Reference: CNS290AC. (COR) CORE CRAFT SKILLS COR101 80 Clock Hours Core: Introduction to Craft Skills This National Center for Construction Education and Research (NCCER) core curriculum is a prerequisite to all other level 1 craft curriculum. Its modules cover basic safety, communication skills, introduction to construction drawings and math, hand/power tools, employability skills, and material handling. Prerequisites: None. (COS) COSMETOLOGY COS112 400 Clock Hours Hair Essentials Introduction to the basic theory and procedures in cosmetology hair essentials. Prerequisites: Admission into the Cosmetologist program. COS114 200 Clock Hours Student Salon 1 Continuation of cosmetology theory and practical concepts at an intermediate level. Theory will be focusing on professional development, salon ecology, anatomy and hair decisions. Practical skills will be demonstrated daily on clients and manikins. Rubrics on procedures are done monthly. One day a month on Arizona state board licensure focus. Prerequisites: COS112 or Program Manager's permission.