198
COM282AA Lab 1 Credit 1 Period
Service-Learning Experience in Communication
Unpaid Service-Learning (SL) experience, completed with approved community partner. COM282AA
may be repeated for a total of six (6) credit hours. Standard grading available according to
procedures outlined in catalog. Prerequisites: Permission of Instructor.
(CON) Construction Management
CON105 Lec + Lab 1.5 Credit 1.5 Period
Construction Calculations
Introduction to basic calculation skills in the construction environment including the four primary
operations, United States standard and metric units of measure, geometric figures, area and volume
calculations for two and three-dimensional objects. Overview of the use, maintenance, and safety
procedures for common hand and power tools. Prerequisite: None
CON107 Lec + Lab 1 Credit 1 Period
Construction Drawings Introduction
Provides students with the information and skills needed to read and understand construction
drawings. Prerequisite: None
CON131 Lec + Lab 3.5 Credit 4 Period
Electrical Systems
Electricity related to residential and light commercial applications, to include common electrical
components, AC and DC circuits, and electrical safety. Provides an introduction to reading,
interpreting, and creating wiring diagrams and the application of electrical power. Operation and
use of specific meters, tools, and an introduction to National Electrical Code (NEC). Cross-References:
HVA131 Prerequisite: None
CON235 Lec + Lab 4 Credit 5 Period
Motors: Theory and Application
Describes motor and motor controls in electricity. Explains how to select and install relays and
troubleshoot control circuits. Distinctions between AC and DC motors, motor speed control, and
design and operation characteristics, connections and terminal markings. Prerequisite: None
CON271 Lecture 3 Credit 3 Period
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.
Prerequisite: None
(COS) COSMETOLOGY
COS104 200 Clock Hours
Hair Essentials I
Introduction to the basic theory and procedures in cosmetology hair essentials. Prerequisite:
Program admission.
COS106 200 Clock Hours
Hair Essentials II
Hair-shaping techniques and chemical application procedures in cosmetology hair essentials.
Prerequisites: COS104 or Program Manager's permission.
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