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Mt. San Jacinto College Community College District

Achievements in Ca reer Educat ion

Te mission of the Career & echnical Education Programs at Mt San Jacinto College is to engage, prepare, and educate learners, commnities, and employees for careers in a global and competitive workforce.

Career & Technical Education (CTE) has made tremendous progress in the expansion and oering o courses. We are continuingto update curriculum to meet industry standards and expand job opportunities or the workorce. We have available at all o our

locations, courses that can lead to a certifcate and/or associate degree.

Te featured picture of the Business & echnology Center that opened January 2008 is:

WhereGraphicDesign,DigitalPhotography,Multimedia,ComputerInformationSystems,BusinessandGeographic

InformationSystemshascreatedanintegratedapproachtoteachingstateofthearttechnology.

HomeoftheFestivalofAnimationandVideoEntertainment(F.A.V.E.)wherehighschoolstudentscanlearnvideo

and animation and earn credit or college.

Achievements in Career Education: eDiagnosticMedicalSonographyprogramgraduateditsrstclassspring2008.

AudioTechnologyprogramoersinstructioninaudiofortelevision,livesoundandpostproduction.edegreeprepares

students or hands on and theoretical application in audio.

EngineeringDraftingTechnologyprogramprovidesthebackgroundforstudentstoworkasadraftspersonineither

architectural or civil engineering frms.

ChildDevelopmentandEducationprogrampreparesstudentsforstatelicensingrequirementsandpreparesthemtoapplyfor

ChildDevelopmentPermits.eprogramalsopreparesstudentsforafoundationtotransfertofouryearinstitutions.

EmergencyMedicalTechnician(EMT)programisrecognizedasanationalregisteredtrainingcenterwithgraduates

that pass the National Registry Examination above the state averages.


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Mt San Jacinto College

Table of Contents

Administration o Justice ............................................. 5

Alcohol & Drug Studies .............................................. 6

Allied Health ...............................................................7

Audio echnology .......................................................8

Automotive/ransportation echnology ......................9

Business Administration ............................................ 10

Business - Application Specialist ............................... 11

Business - Clerical ....................................................12

Business - Oice echnician ..................................... 13

Business - Small Business Administration ..................14

Child Development and Education ...........................15

Computer Inormation Systems (CIS) ......................16

CIS - Internet Authoring ........................................... 17

CIS - Networking ......................................................18

CIS - Programming ...................................................19

Diagnostic Medical Sonography ................................ 20

Engineering: Drating echnology .............................21

Economics .................................................................22Fire echnology .........................................................23

Geographic Inormation Systems ..............................24

Gerontology ..............................................................25

Gol Course/ur Management ................................. 26

Legal Assistant ...........................................................27

Management/Supervision ..........................................28

Multimedia ...............................................................29

Nursing - Registered (RN) ........................................30

Nursing - Registered (RN) ........................................31

Nursing - Vocational (VN) ........................................32

Photography ..............................................................33

Real Estate.................................................................34

Water echnology ......................................................35

Occupational Internships ..........................................36

Continuing Education ..............................................37

The Impotance of Education

Te nations vitality depends upon a well-educated citi-zenry. Te goal o the college sta is to provide studentswith the knowledge, skills, and attitudes essential to liv-ing in and contributing to an ever-changing democraticsociety. Te colleges programs and services are designedto assist students to develop personal autonomy, socialcompetence, social conscience, and creative capacity.Recognizing that education is a personal achievementgained through opportunity and an individuals aim tosucceed, Mt. San Jacinto College is committed to pro-viding the resources such achievement requires includ-ing:

1. General education:o provide opportunities orstudents to develop skills in learning, critical thinking,leadership, organization, and techniques or makingintelligent choices.

2. Transfer education:o provide the rst two yearso college-level courses or those students who plan totranser to a our-year college or university.

3. Career education:o oer courses and programs invaried vocational/technical elds or students to gain

entry-level occupational skills, enhance career changes,or upgrade skills or career advancement.

4. Transitional education:o oer courses in develop-mental or remedial education or students who need toimprove English and mathematics prociency in prepa-ration or college-level courses.

5. Counseling and guidance: o encourage studentgrowth and development through specialized counseling

in the areas o academic planning, career planning andpersonal development.

6. Special programs and services:o extend specialprograms and services to students who are disadvantagedand/or disabled.

7. Continuing Education:o provide an enrichedenvironment throughout the community by oeringvocational, recreational and cultural programs.


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Ctifcat & D Poams

Program EmploymentConcentration

Certicate Degree

Administration of Justice X X

Corrections X

Alcohol/Drug Studies X X

Dual Diagnosis X

Allied Health

Certied Nursing Assistant/Home Health Aide (CNA/HHA) X

Emergency Medical Technician I (EMT) X

Emergency Medical Technician Advanced X

Medical Assisting X X

Audio Technology X X

Advanced Audio Technology X X

Automotive/Transportation Technology X X

Alternative Fuels, Bus Transit and Heavy Duty Transportation X

Automotive Service Advisor/Automotive Service Shop Manage-

ment

X

Bus/Heavy Duty Vehicle Servicer X

Engine Performance Technician X

General Technician X

Business

Accounting Applications X

Accounting and Tax Preparation X

Business Administration X X

Business, Clerical X

Management Communications X

Microsoft Applications Specialist X

Ofce Administration X

Ofce Administration Technician X

Ofce Communications X

Ofce Technologies X

Resort Operations X

Small Business Operations X

Child Development and Education X X

Administration X

Art X

Assistant Teacher X

Associate Teacher X

Communication X

Deaf Culture X

Early Childhood Special Education X

Mt. San Jacinto College offers many degree programs as well as a vast array of certicate and employmentconcentrations. A summary of the programs offered are listed below. Refer to the MSJC catalog for an in-depthdescription.

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Certicate Degree

Elementary Education X

First Aid X

Health & Safety X

Healthy Living X

Infant/Toddler X

K-12 Special Education X

Language and Literacy X

Music and Movement X

Nutrition X

School-Age Child Care X

School-Age Permit X

Science X

Substance Abuse Awareness X

Computer Information Systems (CIS) X

General Track X

A+ Certication X X

Data Analysis and Modeling X X

Microsoft Ofce Application Developer X X

Network+ Certication X X

Internet Authoring X

inet+ Certication X X

Internet Authoring X X

Networking X

Certied Internet Webmaster (CIW) X X

LAN/WAN Administration (CCNA - Cisco Certied Network Administrator) X X

Linux System Administration X X

Microsoft Certied System Administrator(MCSA) X X

Security Certied Network Professional (SCNP) X X

Programming X

C++ Programming X X

JAVA Programming X X

Oracle Database Administration X X

Oracle Database Operations X X

Oracle Developer X X

Oracle Programmer X X

PL/SQL Programming X X

SQL Programming X X

Visual Basic Programming X X

Diagnostic Medical Sonography X X

Engineering: Drafting Technology X X

Surveying X

Fire Technology X X

Fire Academy Preparation X

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MSJC Mission Statement

The mission of Mt. San Jacinto College is to provide

quality, educationally enriching experiences,

programs and opportunities designed to empower

students to serve as productive citizens in a dynamic

and complex world.

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Certicate Degree

Fire Apparatus Operator Preparation X

Geographic Information Systems X X X

Engineering X

Multimedia X

Programming X

Visual Design XGerontology X X

Activities Director X

Senior Nutrition X

Social Services Designee X

Golf Course/Turf Management X X

Assistant Superintendent X

Irrigation Technician X

Landscaping Operation X

Resort Operations X

Legal Assistant X XLegal Ofce Support X

Management/Supervision X X

Multimedia X X

Animation X

Imaging X

Production Management X

Videography X

Web Design X

Nursing - Registered Nursing (RN) X

Nursing - Vocational (VN) X

Photography X X

Digital Imaging Entrepreneur X

Digital Imaging Technician X

Photography for Digital Video X

Photography for Graphic Design X

Web-based Digital Imaging X

Real Estate X X

Water Technology X X


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he Administration o Justice Program involves the study o the theory and practice o law enorcement, police workthe court and corrections systems. hese core and elective courses provide the student with a base o knowledge andproiciency in the general area. Law enorcement, whether as a line oicer, deputy sheri, marshal or state traicoicer, oers a rewarding opportunity to serve society. Specialized oicers such as game wardens, orest rangers orcriminal investigators make unique contributions throughout our state and nation. hey investigate crime, presentcases in court and render other service to the justice system and the people. Much o their job now consists o activelyserving the many social needs o their community.

Administation of Justice

CErTIfICATE

Certicate in Administration of Justice(24 units)

Required Courses (15 units)

AJ 101 Criminal Law 3 units AJ 102 Introduction to Law Enorcement 3 units AJ 106 Juvenile Procedure I 3 units AJ 111 Administration o Justice 3 units AJ 118 Police Community Relations 3 units

Elective Courses (select 9 units from the list below)

AJ 071 Penal Code 832 Instruction 3 units AJ 103 Criminal Evidence 3 units AJ 104 Patrol Procedures 3 units AJ 105 Public Saety Communications 3 units AJ 108 Criminal Investigation 3 units AJ 114 Laws o Arrest, Search and Seizure 3 units AJ 125 Vice Control 3 units AJ 128 rafc Control, Enorcement and Investigation 3 units AJ 140 Principles o Biology in Forensics 4 units AJ 141 Principles o Chemistry in Forensics 4 units AJ 142 Principles o oxicology in Forensics 4 units

AJ 149 Occupational Internship: Administration o Justice 1-4 units

AJ 299 Special Projects: Administration o Justice 1-3 unitsCORR- 101 Introduction to Correctional Science 3 units

Degree

In addition to completing the certicate program, students MUS com-plete all other MSJC General Education Option A requirements or the

Associate o Science degree in Administration of Justice.

eMPLOYMeNT CONCeNTrATION

Corrections(15 units)

CORR 101 Introduction to Correctional Science 3 unitsCORR 102 Control and Supervision in Corrections 3 unitsCORR 103 Correctional Interviewing and Counseling 3 units

AJ 101 Criminal Law 3 units AJ 105 Public Saety Communications 3 units

CAreer OPPOrTUNITIeS

AccidentInvestigator

AlcoholismCounselor

AnimalControl

BorderPatrolAgent

CorrectionalCounselor CorrectionsOfcer

CriminalInvestigator

CustomsAgent

DeputySheriff

DrugEnforcement

EvidenceTechnician

FBIAgent

FingerprintClassier

ForestRanger

HighwayPatrolOfcer

IndustrialSecurityOfcer InsuranceInvestigator

InvestigatorTrainer

Jailer

Law

LegalSecretary

Matron

OfcerAgentDrugAbuse

Paralegal

ParkRanger

ParoleAgent

PoliceClerk PoliceDispatcher

PoliceOfcer

PolygraphOperator

PrivateDetective

ProbationOfcer

SecuritySpecialist

StoreDetective

Warden

No man is above the law, and no man is below it.

Teodore Roosevelt

President o the United States (1901-1909)


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Te Alcohol/Drug studies program is designed to prepare people to serve as para-proessionals in the growing careereld o counseling and advisement to individuals with addictions to alcohol or other drugs. Te MSJC Alcohol/Drugstudies program is a certicate program consisting o 39 units, drawn rom a course list which provides a thoroughgrounding in medical and social origins o addiction. Te skills and techniques used or intervention, the legal andethical context o treatment, as well as the record-keeping necessary to support successul interventions are also in-cluded. Te successul student will be well prepared or the qualiying examination oered by Caliornia CerticationBoard or Alcohol and Drug Abuse Counselors (CCBADC), a statewide certication organization.

CErTIfICATE

Alcohol/Drug Studies(39 units)


ADS 101 Introduction and Overview o Alcoholand Drug Studies 3 units

ADS 102 Pharmacology and Biomedical Aspects o Alcohol and Other Drugs 3 units

ADS 103 Law & Ethics, Community PreventionEducation, Outreach and Reerral 3 units

ADS 104 Case Management: Assessment, Orientation,reatment, Planning and Relapse Prevention 3 units

ADS 110/PSYC 110Introduction to Counseling 3 units

ADS 115/PSYC 115Individual, Family and Group Counseling 3 units

ADS 120 Personal & Proessional Growth or Alcoholand Drug Counselors 3 units

ADS 149 Occupational Internship: Alcohol and Drug Studies 3 units ADS 150 Practicum Seminar 3 units

HS 121 Fundamentals o Healthul Living 3 unitsPSYC 101 Introduction to Psychology 3 unitsPSYC 102 Personal Growth 3 unitsSOCI 106 Intercultural Relations 3 units

In addition, certicate recipients must demonstrate English prociency bypassing English-098 or higher or achieve an equivalent AP score and passMath-051 or higher or achieve an equivalent AP score.


Entry Level:

Alcohol/DrugStudiesAdvisor Alcohol/DrugStudiesTechnician

Professional Level:

OutpatientProgramStaffMemberDrugAbuseCounselor RecoveryCenterStaffMemberorDirectorui


Dual Diagnosis(13-16 units)

ADS 116 Introduction to Dual Diagnosis 3 units ADS 118 Dual Diagnosis - Counseling & Case Management 3 units ADS 149 Occupational Internship 1-4 unitsPSYC 101 Introduction to Psychology 3 unitsPSYC 108 Abnormal Psychology 3 units

Alcohol & Du Studis

Yesterday is gone.omorrow has not yet come.We have only today.Let us begin.

Mother eresaMissionary, Nobel Peace Prize laureate

Degree

In addition to the 39 units o the certiicate program, students must completall MSJC General Education Option A requirements or the Associate oScience degree in Alcohol/Drug Studies.


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CertifiedHomeHealthAide(CHHA)

CertifiedMedicalAssistant(CMA)

CertifiedNurseAssistant(CNA)

EmergencyMedicalTechnician(EMT)

HealthCareTechnician

MSJC oers several career options in the health ield, ranging rom medical oice assistant through nursing. Everyinterested student should begin with Allied Health 070 (Survey o Health Occupations) which describes the careersavailable in the health ield. Several careers can be entered with a very short preparation. For instance, the CertiiedNursing Assistant, Home Health Aide (CNA/HHA), Emergency Medical echnician (EM) and the medical oiceassistant programs take a qualiied applicant only one or two semesters to complete. MSJCs career programs inNursing take longer to complete, but bring with them the beneits and challenges o a rapidly changing proession.

Allied Health

CErTIfICATE

Certicate in Medical Assisting(24 units)


((Suggested 1st Semester)

AH-072 Medical Assistant: Administrative 3 units AH-095 Medical erminology 3 units

OEC-144 Keyboarding and Document Formatting 3 units

NURS-100 Introduction to Anatomy & Physiology

or Allied Health 3 units

(Suggested 2nd Semester)

AH-073 Medical Assistant: Clinical Procedures 4 units

AH-078 Medical Assistiant: Computerized Oice

Proessional 3 units

NURS-182 Dosage Calculations or Allied Health 1 unit

AH-149 Occupational Intership 4 units

Students successully completing the above coursework will earn a Certiicatein Medical Assisting rom MSJC. hey will also meet the requirements totest or the State o Caliornia Certiication o Medical Assistants.

Degree

An Associate degree in Medical Assisting may be earned by completing theCertiicate requirements as well as all MSJC General Education Option Arequirements.

eMPLOYMeNT CONCeNTrATIONS

Certied Nursing Assistant/Home Health Aide(7.5 units)

NURS 085 Certied Nursing Assistant andHome Health Aide 7.5 units

Emergenc Medical Technician (EMT)(12 units)

AH 120 Emergency Medical echnician I Basic 5 un AH 121 Emergency Medical echnician I Reresher 2 un AH 125 EM 1 Challenge Exam 5

Emergenc Medical Technician Advanced(8 units)

AH 120B Advanced Emergency Medical echnician 5 un AH 127 Inant to Adult Basic and Advanced Lie Support 3 unit


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CErTIfICATES

Certicate in Audio Technolog(18 units)


MUS 140/AUD 140 Beginning Studio Recording 3 unitsMUS 141/AUD 141 Intermediate Studio Recording 3 unitsMUS 142/AUD 142 Advanced Studio Recording I 3 unitsMUS 143/AUD 143 Advanced Studio Recording II 3 units

Elective Courses (select 6 units rom the list below)

MUS 100/HIS 113 Introduction and Appreciation o Music 3 unitsMUS 101 Music Fundamentals 3 units

MUS 107/HIS 114 Introduction and Appreciation o American Music 3 units

MUS 141/AUD 141 Intermediate Studio Recording (repeat) 3 unitsMUS 142/AUD 142 Advanced Studio Recording I (repeat) 3 unitsMUS 143/AUD 143 Advanced Studio Recording II (repeat) 3 unitsMUS 145/AUD 145 MIDI Recording & Computer Recording 3 unitsMUS 146/AUD 146 Recording Music and Live Sound 3 unitsMUS 147/AUD 147/BADM 147

Te Music & Audio Business 3 unitsMUS 148/AUD 148 Radio Production 3 units

AUD 152/MUL 123 Video Production I 3 units AUD 153/MUL 223 Video Production II 3 units

Certicate in Advanced Audio Technolog(27 units)


MUS 140/AUD 140 Beginning Studio Recording 3 unitsMUS 141/AUD 141 Intermediate Studio Recording 3 unitsMUS 142/AUD 142 Advanced Studio Recording I 3 unitsMUS 143/AUD 143 Advanced Studio Recording II 3 unitsMUS 145/AUD 145 MIDI Recording & Computer Recording 3 unitsMUS 146/AUD 146 Recording Music and Live Sound 3 units


MUS 100/HIS 113 Introduction and Appreciation o Music 3 unitsMUS 101 Music Fundamentals 3 unitsMUS 107/HIS 114 Introduction and Appreciation o

American Music 3 unitsMUS 147/AUD 147/BADM 147

Te Music & Audio Business 3 unitsMUS 148/AUD 148 Radio Production 3 units

AUD 152/MUL 123 Video Production I 3 units AUD 152/MUL 123 Video Production I 3 units AUD 153/MUL 223 Video Production II 3 units

Degree

In addition to the 18 units o the Audio echnology Certiicate Program,students may complete MSJC General Education Option A requirementsor the Associate o Arts (AA) degree in Audio echnology. In addition to the27 units o the Advanced Audio echnology Certiicate Program, studentsmay complete MSJCs General Education Option A requirements or the

Associate o Arts (AA) degree in Advanced Audio echnology..

Audio & Vido TchnoloyAudio and Video echnology Program oers instruction in audio or television, live sound and post production. heCertiicate/Associate o Arts (AA) degree program in Audio and Video echnology will prepare students or handson and theoretical applications in audio. Students in the program become amiliar with devices used in television,radio, ilm, educational institutions and industry. Successul learners will receive the oundation necessary or transerto a baccalaureate program or related ield o study. Most audio classes are cross-listed under Music.


ConcertSound

CruiseandCasinoShowSoundRadioBroadcasting

SatelliteNetworkSound

TelevisionandMoviePostProductionSound


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CErTIfICATE

Certicate in Automotive/Transportation Technolog(27 units)


(AUME 100 is required along with any three o the remaining our courses). AUME 100 Basic Auto Mechanics 4 units AUME 119 Automotive Brake Systems 4 units AUME 120 Suspension and Alignment Principles 4 units AUME 122 Engine Perormance I 4 units AUME 126 Automotive Electrical/Electronics I 4 units


AUME 078 Honda Express Service 1.5 units AUME 110 Basice and Clean Air Car Course 4.5 units AUME 118 Automotive Air Conditioning and Heating 4 units AUME 123 Engine Perormance II 4 units AUME 124 Engine Teory and Repair 5 units AUME 127 Automotive Electrical/Electronics II 4 units AUME 140 Computerized Engine Controls I 4 units AUME 141 Computerized Engine Controls II 4 units AUME 142 Computerized Engine Controls III 4 units

Degree

he major or an Associate o Science (AS) degree in Automotive/ransportation echnology may be met by completing any 18 units in the

Automotive/ransportation program. In addition, students must complete

all MSJC General Education Option A requirements or the Associate oScience degree in Automotive/ransportation echnology.

Automotiv/Tanspotation Tchnoloy

Automotive/ransportation echnology is a career oriented vocational program involving the study o automotivtheory and principles and the development o diagnostic strategies along with proper tool and equipment use. Avariety o state o the art diagnostic tools are introduced to the student in order to enhance amiliarity with currentsystem designs and approaches to equipment use.


General Technician(13-17 units)

AUME 118 Automotive Air Conditioning and Heating 4 un

AUME 124 Engine Teory and Repair 5 AUME 175 Automatic ransmissions/ransaxles 4 AUME 185 Manual ransmissions and ransaxles 4 u

Engine Performance Technician(12-20 units)

AUME 123 Engine Perormance II AUME 127 Automotive Electrical/Electronics II 4 AUME 140 Computerized Engine Controls I 4 u AUME 141 Computerized Engine Controls II 4 u AUME 142 Computerized Engine Controls III 4 u

Bus/Heav Dut Vehicle Technician(5 units)

AUME 080 Bus/Heavy Equipment Servicer

(Fuels and Lubricants) 2.5 uni AUME 081 Bus/Heavy Equipment Servicer

(Preventative Maintenance and Minor Repair) 2.5 uni

Automotive Service Advisor/Automotive ServiceShop Management

(4 units)

AUME 132 Automotive Service Advisor 2 AUME 133 Auto Service Shop Management 2

Alternative Fuels, Bus Transit andHeav Dut Transportation

(13 units)

AUME 150 Introduction to Alternative Fuels 2.5

AUME 151 CNG Emissions/une-Up 2 AUME 152 CNG Fuel, Storage and Delivery 2.5 u AUME 153 Gaseous Fuels (CNG) Electronic Control Systems 2.5 un AUME 154 NGV Fuel Systems/roubleshooting 3

Automotive Emission Technician(22 units)

AUME-110 Basic and Advanced Clean Air Car Course 4.5 un AUME-111 Emission Controls Part II, A6/A8/L1 4.5 u AUME-112 Bureau o Automotive Repair State o Ca

2007 Update Course 1 uni AUME-140 Computerized Engine Controls I 4 AUME-141 Computerized Engine Controls II 4 AUME-142 Computerized Engine Controls III 4

CAreer OPPOrTUNITIeSAlignmentSpecialist

BrakeSpecialist

Bus/HeavyDutyVehicleTechnician

ElectricalSpecialist

EnginePerformance/DrivabilitySpecialist

GeneralTechnician

QuickServiceTechnician

ServiceManagement

ServiceWriter

TransmissionSpecialist

Tune-upTechnician

Te American Honda proessional automotive careertraining program is a team eort that includes Ameri-can Honda, local dealerships, MSJC...and you!

Mt. San Jacinto Colleges Automotive Department canput students on the path to becoming qualied proes-sional automotive technicians.


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Business Administation

Business Administration studies introduce the student to the world o commercial transactions, which occur in thedistribution o resources in our American economic system. hese courses oer students opportunities to acquirepractical skills, technical knowledge and experience, and improved conceptual abilities and theory in the areas oAccounting, Business Law, Finance, Marketing and Management. A core concentration in this area, in conjunctionwith the MSJC General Education Option A requirements, leads to a major in Business Administration. here are also

certiicate programs in Accounting and ax Preparation, Business Administration and Small Business Operations.

CErTIfICATE

Certicate in Business Administration(24 units)


ACC 124 Financial Accounting - Principles o Accounting I 3 unitsBADM 103 Introduction to Business 3 unitsBADM 201 Legal Environment o Business 3 unitsMG 103 Introduction to Management 3 unitsMG 205 Principles o Marketing Management 3 units

Recommended Courses (Select 3 units rom the list below)

CSIS 101 Introduction to Computers and Data Processing 3 unitsECON 201 Principles o Macroeconomics 3 units


ACC 080 Deduction the Cost o Business Assets 1 units ACC 081 General Concepts Concerning Corprate axation 1 units ACC 082 Managerial Accounting -Principles o Accounting II 1 units ACC 125 Managerial Accounting -Principles o Accounting II 3 units ACC 126 Beginning Computer Accounting 3 units ACC 127 Federal and Caliornia Income ax Accounting 4 unitsBADM 104/ENGL 104

Business Communications 3 unitsBADM 150 Small Business Entrepreneurship 3 units

BADM 157 Principles o Salesmanship 3 unitsBADM 170 Introduction to International Business 3 unitsECON 202 Principles o Microeconomics 3 unitsMG 132 Labor Management Relations 3 unitsMG 133 Productivity Management 3 unitsMG 134 Communications in the Organization 3 unitsMG 137 Human Relations at Work 3 unitsMG 138 Personnel Management 3 units


Accounting and Tax Preparation(16 units)

ACC 124 Financial Accounting - Principles o Accounting I 3 uni ACC 125 Managerial Accounting Principles o 3 un

Accounting II ACC 127 Federal and Caliornia Income ax Accounting 4 unCAPP 122C Using Microsot Excel 2003 Level 1 3 unitorCAPP 125C Excel For Business and Accounting 3 unitorCAPP 125C1 Excel 1-Basics or Business and Accounting 1 unandCAPP 125C2 Excel 2-For Business Users 1 unandCAPP 125C3 Excel 3-For Accounting Users 1 un(the preceding three one-unit classes are equivalent to CAPP 125C)

ECON 202 Principles o Microeconomics 3 unitManagement Communications

(9 units)

BADM 104/ENGL 104Business Communications 3 unit

CAPP 121C Using Microsot Word 2003 Level 1 3 unitMG 103 Introduction to Management 3 unit

Resort Operations(10 units)

HOR 120/BADM 120 Sales and Marketing in Hospitality 3 uniHOR 121/BADM 121 Sanitation and Saety in Resort

Management 2 uniHOR 122/BADM 122 Resort Food and Beverage Operations 3 uni

HOR 123/BADM 123 Menu Planning in Resort Operations 2 uni

Virtual Ofce Professional Concentration(17 units)

OEC-160 Creating and Managing the Virtual Ofce 3 uniOEC-163 Operating and Marketing the Virtual Ofce 3 uni

ACC-075 Bookkeeping BADM-104 Business Communications 3 uniBADM-098A Developing Eective ime Management

echniques .5 uniBADM-098B Reducing Stress and Improving Perormance .5 uniBADM-098F Developing Customer Relations and Rapport .5 uniBADM-098G Business Ethics .5 uniCAPP-120D Using Microsot Ofce 2007 Level 1 3 uni

Degree

he 18 units in the major plus all MSJC General Education Option Arequirements or a total o 60 units is required to earn an Associate o Sciencdegree in Business Administration.


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AdministrativeAssistant

AdministrativeManager

Bookkeeper

ComputerApplicationsSpecialist

ExecutiveSecretary

MedicalOfficeAssistant

Receptionist

RecordsManager

Secretary

WordProcessor

Business - Application Specialisthis program provides or the study o a wide range o subjects related to positions and careers in the modern oicehe program includes the training necessary to successully perorm in the many and varied Application Specialistand Administrative Assistant positions available in the job market.

CErTIfICATE

Certicate in Microsoft Applications Specialist(18 units)


CAPP 121C Using Microsot Word 2003 Level 1 3 unitsCAPP 122C Using Microsot Excel 2003 Level 1 3 unitsCAPP 123C Using Microsot Access 2003 Level 1 3 unitsCAPP 124C Using Microsot PowerPoint 2003 Level 1 3 unitsCAPP 141C Using Microsot Word 2003 Level 2 3 unitsOEC 144 Keyboarding and Document Formatting 3 units

DegreeCompletion o the Business Administration Major plus all MSJC GeneralEducation Option A requirements or a total o 60 units is required to earnan Associate o Science degree in Business Administration. Reer to thecurrent MSJC catalog or details on the Major requirements.


Ofce Technologies(9 units)

CAPP 121C Using Microsot Word 2003 Level 1 3 unitsCAPP 122C Using Microsot Excel 2003 Level 1 3 unitsOEC 144 Keyboarding & Document Formatting 3 units

Inormation technology and business arebecoming inextricably interwoven.I dont think anybody can talk meaningullyabout one without the talking about the other.

Bill GatesFounder and head o Microsot Corp.


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Business - Cleicalhis program provides or the study o a wide range o subjects related to positions and careers in the modern oicehe program includes the training necessary to successully perorm in the many and varied Clerical and AdministrativeAssistant positions available in the job market.

CErTIfICATE

Certicate in Business, Clerical(25 units)


BADM 104/ENGL 104Business Communications 3 units

CAPP 120C Using Microsot Ofce 2003 Level 1 3 unitsCAPP 121C Using Microsot Word 2003 Level 1 3 unitsCAPP 122C Using Microsot Excel 2003 Level 1 3 unitsorCAPP 125C Excel For Business and Accounting 3 unitsorCAPP 125C1 Excel 1-Basics or Business and Accounting 1 unitand

CAPP 125C2 Excel 2-For Business Users 1 unitandCAPP 125C3 Excel 3-For Accounting Users 1 unit(the preceding three one-unit classes are equivalent to CAPP 125C)MAH 090 Elementary Algebra (or higher) 4 units


ACC 075 Bookkeeping 3 unitsBADM 098A Developing ime Management echniques .5 unitBADM 098B Reducing Stress and Improving Perormance .5 unitBADM 098C Developing Leadership in Organizations .5 unitBADM 098D Dynamics o Successul eamwork .5 unitBADM 098E Raising Perormance Levels Trough Motivation .5 unitBADM 098F Developing Customer Relations and Rapport .5 unit

BADM 098G Business Ethics .5 unitCAPP 123C Using Microsot Access 2003 Level 1 3 unitsCAPP 132 Using Acrobat Level 1 1 unitsCAPP 141C Using Microsot Word 2003 Level 2 3 unitsCAPP 152 Using Acrobat Level 2 1 unitsCSIS 103 Introduction to the Internet 3 unitsOEC 095/ENGL 095

Business English 3 unitsOEC 145 Document Formatting II 3 unitsOEC 178 Ofce Procedures 3 units

DegreeCompletion o the Business Administration Major plus all MSJC GeneralEducation Option A requirements or a total o 60 units is required to earn

an Associate o Science degree in Business Administration. Reer to thecurrent MSJC catalog or details on the Major requirements.




Bookkeeper


ExecutiveSecretaryMedicalOfficeAssistant

Receptionist

RecordsManager

Secretary


Certicate in Ofce Communications

(9 units)

BADM 104/ENGL 104 Business Communications 3 uniCAPP 121C Using Microsot Word 2003 Level 1 3 uniOEC 095/ENGL 095 Business English 3 uni


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Business - Ofc Administation Tchnician

his program provides or the study o a wide range o subjects related to positions and careers in the modern oicehe program includes the training necessary to successully perorm in the many and varied Oice echnician andAdministrative Assistant positions available in the job market.

CErTIfICATE

Ofce Administration Technician(25 units)


ACC 124 Financial Accounting - Principles o Accounting I 3 unitsBADM 103 Introduction to Business 3 unitsBADM/ENGL 104

Business Communications 3 unitsCAPP 122C Using Microsot Excel 2003 Level 1 3 unitsorCAPP 125C Excel For Business and Accounting 3 unitsor

CAPP 125C1 Excel 1-Basics or Business and Accounting 1 unitandCAPP 125C2 Excel 2-For Business Users 1 unitandCAPP 125C3 Excel 3-For Accounting Users 1 unit(the preceding three one-unit classes are equivalent to CAPP 125C)MAH 090 Elementary Algebra (or higher) 4 units


CAPP-125C3 Excel 3-For Accounting Users 1 unit

(the preceding three one-unit classes are equivalent to CAPP-125C)

MAH-090 Elementary Algebra (or higher) 4 units

Elective Courses (9 units)

ACC-080 Deducting the Cost o Business Assets 1 unit

ACC-081 General Concepts Concerning

Corporate axation 1 unit

ACC-082 General Concepts Concerning

Partnership axation 1 unit

ACC-126 Beginning Computer Accounting 3 units

ACC-127 Federal and Caliornia Income

ax Accounting 4 units

BADM-098A Developing ime Management echniques .5 unitBADM-098B Reducing Stress and Improving Perormance .5 unit

BADM-098C Developing Leadership in Organizations .5 unit

BADM-098D Dynamics o Successul eamwork .5 unit

BADM-098E Raising Perormance Levels

Trough Motivation .5 unitBADM-098F Developing Customer Relations and Rapport .5 unit

BADM-098G Business Ethics .5 unit

CAPP-120C Using Microsot Ofce 2003 Level 1 3 units

CAPP-121C Using Microsot Word 2003 Level 1 3 units

CAPP-123C Using Microsot Access 2003 Level 1 3 units

CAPP-132 Using Acrobat Level 1 1 unit

CAPP-152 Using Acrobat Level 2 1 unit

CSIS-103 Introduction to the Internet 3 units

Degree

Completion o the Business Administration Major plus all MSJC GeneralEducation Option A requirements or a total o 60 units is required toearn an Associate o Science degree in Business Administration. Reerto the current MSJC catalog or details on the Major requirements.


Certicate in Accounting Applications(9 units)

ACC 075 Bookkeeping ACC 124 Financial Accounting - Principles o Accounting I 3 un ACC 126 Beginning Computer Accounting 3

Certicate in Ofce Communications(9 units)

BADM 104/ENGL 104Business Communications 3 uni

CAPP 121C Using Microsot Word 2003 Level 1 3 uniOEC 095/ENGL 095

Business English 3 uni

Certicate in Ofce Technologies(9 units)

CAPP 121C Using Microsot Word 2003 Level 1 3 uniCAPP 122C Using Microsot Excel 2003 Level 1 3 uni

OEC 144 Keyboarding & Document Formatting 3 uni




Bookkeeper


ExecutiveSecretary

MedicalOfficeAssistant Receptionist

RecordsManager Secretary


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Business - Small Business Administation

Business Administration studies introduce the student to the world o commercial transactions, which occur in thedistribution o resources in our American economic system. hese courses oer students opportunities to acquirepractical skills, technical knowledge and experience, and improved conceptual abilities and theory in the areas oAccounting, Business Law, Finance, Marketing and Management. A core concentration in this area, in conjunctionwith the MSJC General Education Option A requirements leads to a major in Business Administration. he certiicateprogram provides a ocus on practical small business operation skills and techniques.

CErTIfICATE

Certicate in Small Business Operations(24 units)


ACC 124 Financial Accounting - Principles o Accounting I 3 unitsBADM 150 Small Business Entrepreneurship 3 unitsBADM 201 Legal Environment o Business 3 unitsECON 201 Principles o Macroeconomics 3 unitsMG 205 Principles o Marketing Management 3 units


ACC 125 Managerial Accounting- Principles o Accounting II 3 units ACC 126 Beginning Computer Accounting 3 unitsBADM 157 Principles o Salesmanship 3 unitsBADM 170 Introduction to International Business 3 unitsCSIS 101 Introduction to Computers and Data Processing 3 unitsECON 202 Principles o Microeconomics 3 unitsMG 103 Introduction to Management 3 unitsMG 132 Labor Management Relations 3 unitsMG 134 Communications in the Organization 3 unitsMG 137 Human Relations at Work 3 unitsMG 138 Personnel Management 3 units

3-Unit Courses Equivalent to three 1-Unit Courses asfollows:CAPP-121C = CAPP-121C1, 121C2, 121C3CAPP-122C = CAPP-122C1, 122C2, 122C3CAPP-123C = CAPP-123C1, 123C2, 123C3CAPP-124C = CAPP-124C1, 124C2, 124C3CAPP-125C = CAPP-125C1, 125C2, 125C3CAPP-141C = CAPP-141C1, 141C2, 141C3OEC-144 = OEC-144A, 144B, 144C

Degree

Completion o the Business Administration Major plus all MSJC GeneralEducation Option A requirements or a total o 60 units is required to earn

an Associate o Science degree in Business Administration. Reer to thecurrent MSJC catalog or details on the Major requirements.


Accounting and Tax Preparation(16 units)

ACC 124 Financial Accounting - Principles o Accounting I 3 uni ACC 125 Managerial Accounting Principles o 3 un

Accounting II ACC 127 Federal and Caliornia Income ax Accounting 4 uniCAPP 122C Using Microsot Excel 2003 Level 1 3 unitor

CAPP 125C Excel For Business and Accounting 3 unitorCAPP 125C1 Excel 1-Basics or Business and Accounting 1 uniandCAPP 125C2 Excel 2-For Business Users 1 uniandCAPP 125C3 Excel 3-For Accounting Users 1 uni(the preceding three one-unit classes are equivalent to CAPP 125C)ECON 202 Principles o Microeconomics 3 unit

Management Communications(9 units)

BADM 104/ENGL 104Business Communications 3 unit

CAPP 121C Using Microsot Word 2003 Level 1 3 unitMG 103 Introduction to Management 3 unit

Resort Operations(10 units)

AGM 120/BADM 120Sales and Marketing in Hospitality 3 unit

AGM 121/BADM 121Sanitation and Saety in Resort Management 2 unit

AGM 122/BADM 122Resort Food and Beverage Operations 3 unit

AGM 123/BADM 123Menu Planning in Resort Operations 2 unit

Virtual Ofce Professional Concentration(17 units)

OEC-160 Creating and Managing the Virtual Ofce 3 unitOEC-163 Operating and Marketing the Virtual Ofce 3 unit

ACC-075 Bookkeeping BADM-104 Business Communications 3 unitBADM-098A Developing Eective ime Management

echniques .5 unitBADM-098B Reducing Stress and Improving Perormance .5 unitBADM-098F Developing Customer Relations and Rapport .5 unitBADM-098G Business Ethics .5 unitCAPP-120D Using Microsot Ofce 2007 Level 1 3 unit


Accounting Finance

HealthAdministration Inspection

Management Marketing

PublicAdministration Purchasing

ResortOperations Sales

TaxPreparer


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Child Dvlopmnt and educationhe Child Development and Education major includes required courses in child development and electives. As studentsparticipate in this program, they will: (1) learn about the physical, socio-emotional, cognitive and psychomotor growthand development o children rom conception through adolescence; (2) prepare or successul parenting; (3) prepare tomeet itle XXII and itle V state licensing requirements; (4) prepare to apply or Child Development Permits (issuedby the State Commission on eacher Credentialing); (5) acquire a oundation or transer to our year institutionsincluding preparation or a teaching credential; and (6) prepare to work with children in a variety o communitysettings.


CampCounselorChildCareCoordinatorChildDevelopmentSpecialistChildLifeSpecialistChildPsychologistChildrensHospitalWorkerEarlyChildhoodInstructionalAide

EarlyChildhoodTeacher/AdministratorEducationalSoftwareDeveloperElementaryorSecondaryTeacherFamilyChildCareProviderHomeBasedEducatorInstructionalAssistantMarriage/FamilyCounselorParentEducation/AdultEducationInstructorSocialWorkerSpecialEducationAssistantSpecialEducationTeacherSchool-AgeCareProvider

CErTIfICATE

Certicate in Child Development and Education(43 units)


CDE 101 Principles o Early Childhood Education 3 unitsCDE 102 Language and Literacy Experiences

or Young Children 3 unitsCDE 103 Creative Curriculum or Young Children 3 units

CDE 110 Child Development 3 unitsCDE 111 Child Health, Saety and Nutrition 3 unitsCDE 125 Child, Family, and Community 3 unitsCDE 140 Children and Youth with Exceptional Needs 3 unitsCDE 147 Early Childhood Education Practicum I 3 unitsCDE 148 Early Childhood Education Practicum II 3 units

General Education Courses (16 units)

Students must complete one or more courses rom each o the ollowingareas: 1) Humanities, 2) Social Sciences, 3) Science and/or Mathematics(90 or above), and 4) English (98 or above).

Degree

An Associate o Science (AS) degree may be earned by completing the 43

units required or the MSJC Child Development and Education Certiicate,and all MSJC General Education Option A requirements.


Administration (6 units)

Art (5-6 units)

Assistant Teacher (6 units)

Associate Teacher (12 units)

Communication (6 units)

Deaf Culture (6-7 units)

Early Childhood Special Education (6 units)

Elementary Education (6 units)

First Aid (6 units)

Health & Safety (6 units)

Healthy Living (6 units)

Infant/Toddler (6 units)

K-12 Special Education (6 units)

Language and Literacy (6 units)

Music and Movement (6 units)

Nutrition (6 units)

School-Age Child Care (6 units)

School-Age Permit (12 units)

Science (6 units)

Substance Abuse Awareness (6 units)


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Computer Inormation Systems are the tools that acilitate the eective and eicient transormation o data intoinormation. Careers in todays inormation systems require knowledge and hands-on experience in microcomputerapplications, programming, operating systems, and networking. he program in Computer Inormation Systemsoers students an opportunity to earn a CIS Associate degree or State Approved Certiicate. Students completingan employment concentration will be awarded a locally approved certiicate o completion. he program also oersgeneral CIS electives or students in programs college-wide.

Comput Infomation Systms (CIS)


A+ Certication

(10 units)

In order to obtain the A+ industry certicate students must take examsrom CompIA. Students can register or these exams athttp://www.2test.comCSIS 151 Using the OS Command Line Interace 3 unit

CSIS 154 Using and Conguring WindowsOperating Systems 3 unit

CSIS 181 Computer Hardware Level 1 4 unit

Data Analsis and Modeling

(9 units)

CAPP 122D Using Microsot Excel 2003 Level 1 3 unitCAPP 123D Using Microsot Access 2003 Level 1 3 unitCAPP 143D Using Microsot Access 2003 Level 2 3 unit

Microsoft Ofce Applications Developer(9 units)

CAPP 120D Using Microsot Ofce 2003 Level 1 3 unitCAPP 140D Using Microsot Ofce 2003 Level 2 3 unitCAPP 160D Using Microsot Ofce 2003 Level 3 3 unit

Network+ Certication(10 units)

In order to obtain the Network+ industry certicate students must takeexams rom CompIA. Students can register or these exams athttp://www.2test.comCSIS 190 Network Media 3 unitCSIS 191 Network Hardware Level 1 4 unit

CSIS 202 Networks and Data Communications 3 unit

OpenOfce Specialist Certication

(6 units)

CAPP-120M Using OpenOfce v2 Level 1 3 unit

CAPP-140M Using OpenOfce v2 Level 2 3 unit

CErTIfICATE

Upon successul completion o any o the Employment Concentrations andcompleting o the CIS Core Requirements listed below, a student can earn aCIS State Certiicate.

CIS Core Requirements (9 units)

CSIS 101 Introduction to Computers and Data Processing 3 unitsCSIS 201 Systems Analysis and Design 3 unitsCSIS 202 Networks & Data Communications 3 units

DegreeAn Associate degree in CIS may be earned by completing one EmploymentConcentration plus the CIS Core requirements (or a combined minimum o18 units) as well as all MSJC General Education Option A requirements

CAREEROPPORTUNITIES

ApplicationsSpecialist

ComputerTechnician

ComputingApplicationsSpecialist

ComputingSupportSpecialist

DataAdministrator

HelpDeskTechnician

NetworkAdministrator

NetworkTechnician

ProjectManager

SoftwareEngineer

SystemAdministrator

SystemManager

SystemOperator

SystemsAnalyst

SystemsIntegrator

SystemsProgrammer

Computers are useless.Tey can only give you answers.

Pablo PicassoArtist


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Computer Inormation Systems are the tools that acilitate the eective and eicient transormation o data intoinormation. Careers in todays inormation systems require knowledge and hands-on experience in microcomputerapplications, programming, operating systems, and networking. he program in Computer Inormation SystemsNetworking oers students an opportunity to earn a CIS Associate degree or State Approved Certiicate. Studentscompleting an employment concentration will be awarded a locally approved certiicate o completion. he programalso oers general CIS electives or students in programs college-wide.

CIS - Ntwokin


Certied Internet Webmaster(CIW)(12units)

CSIS 202 Network and Data Communications 3 unitNE 160 Web Server Administration 3 unitNE 161 Implementing Advanced Web Site Designs 3 unitNE 162 Designing a Web Inrastructure or E-commerce 3 unit

LAN/WAN Administration CCNA

(CiscoCertiedNetworkAdministrator)(12 units)

CSIS 202 Network and Data Communications 3 unitNE 100 Local Area Network Design and

Switch Management 3 unitNE 101 Layer 3 Routing and Router Management 3 unitNE 102 Wide Area Network Design and

Protocol Conguration 3 unit

Linux Sstem Administration(9 units)

CSIS 153 Using UNIX 3 unitCSIS 223A Linux System Administration Level 1 3 unitCSIS 233A Linux System Administration Level 2 3 unit

Microsoft Certied Sstems Administrator(MCSA)(12units)

CSIS 202 Network and Data Communications 3 unitNE 120 Installing, Conguring, and Administering a

Windows Client Operating System 3 uNE 121 Managing and Maintaining a Windows

Server Environment 3 unitNE 122 Implementing, Managing, and Maintaining a

Windows Network Inrastructure 3

Securit Certied Network Professional(SCNP)(12units)

CSIS 202 Networks and Data Communications 3 unit

NE 140 Network Security Fundamentals 3 unitNE 141 Hardening the Inrastructure 3 unitNE 142 Network Deense and Countermeasures 3 unit


ComputerTechnicianComputingSupportSpecialist

HelpDeskTechnician

NetworkAdministrator

NetworkTechnician

SystemAdministrator

SystemManager

SystemOperator

SystemsAnalyst

SystemsIntegrator

CErTIfICATE




Degree

An Associate degree in CIS may be earned by completing one EmploymentConcentration plus the CIS Core requirements (or a combined minimum o18 units) as well as all MSJC General Education Option A requirements

Man is still the most extraordinary computer o all.

John F. Kennedy


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ApplicationsProgrammer

ApplicationsSpecialist

ComputingApplicationsSpecialist

DataAdministrator

DatabaseAdministrator

DatabaseManager

DatabaseOperator

DatabaseProgrammer

Programmer

ProgrammerAnalyst

ProjectManager

SoftwareEngineer

SystemsAnalyst

SystemsIntegrator

SystemsProgrammer

Computer Inormation Systems are the tools that acilitate the eective and eicient transormation o data intoinormation. Careers in todays inormation systems require knowledge and hands-on experience in microcomputerapplications, programming, operating systems, and networking. he program in Computer Inormation SystemsProgramming oers students an opportunity to earn a CIS Associate degree or State Approved Certiicate. Studentscompleting an employment concentration will be awarded a locally approved certiicate o completion.

CIS - Poammin

When you innovate, youve got to beprepared or everyone telling you yourenuts.

Larry Ellison

CEO o Oracle Corporation

CErTIfICATES




Degree

An Associate degree in CIS may be earned by completing one EmploymentConcentration plus the CIS Core requirements (or a combined minimum o18 units) as well as all MSJC General Education Option A requirements


C++ Programming (6 units)CSIS-113A C++ Programming Level 1 3 unitCSIS-123A C++ Programming Level 2 3 unit

Database Operator(9 units)CSIS-214 Principles o Database Management

Systems 3 unitCSIS 241A Database Server Administration -Level 1 3 unitCSIS 261A Database Server Administration -Level 2 3 unit

Database Programmer(12 units)CSIS-114A SQL Programming Level 1 3 unitCSIS-124A SQL Programming Level 2 3 unitCSIS-114C Database Programming Level 1 3 unitCSIS-124C Database Programming Level 2 3 unit

Database Programming (6 units)CSIS-114C Database Programming Level 1 3 unitCSIS-124C Database Programming Level 2 3 unit

JAVA Programming (6 units)CSIS-113B JAVA Programming Level 1 3 unitCSIS-123B JAVA Programming Level 2 3 unit

Oracle Developer(15 units)In order to obtain Oracle industry certiication, students musttake exams rom Oracle Corporation.CSIS-214 Principles o Database Management Systems 3 unitORA-171B Oracle Forms Release 6 Level 1 3 unitORA-181B Oracle Forms Release 6 Level 2 3 unitORA-172B Oracle Reports Release 6 Level 1 3 unitORA-182B Oracle Reports Release 6 Level 2 3 unit

Pthon Programming (6 units)CSIS-116E Python Programming Level 1 3 unitCSIS-126E Python Programming Level 2 3 unit

SQL Programming (6 units)

CSIS-114A SQL Programming Level 1 3 unitCSIS-124A SQL Programming Level 2 3 unit

Visual Basic Programming (9 units)

CSIS-112A Visual Basic Programming Level 1 3 unitCSIS-122A Visual Basic Programming Level 2 3 unitCSIS-132 Creating Visual Basic Database Applications 3 unit


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Te Diagnostic Medical Sonography Program provides an opportunity or students to be educated and trained in ahigh demand healthcare career. Te objective o the program is to graduate students who are competent and condent in providing excellent patient care in the eld o sonography. Te successul student will be qualied or gain-ul ultrasound employment in a hospital or out patient imaging center setting with scanning skills based upon theknowledge o human anatomy and disease and perorm those skills within accepted practice o standards. Students in

the program will be evaluated on aective and psychomotor domains, communication skills, patient care and criticathinking ability. Students will practice ultrasound scanning with ultrasound equipment in the campus lab. Tose skillswill be carried out and enhanced in an afliated medical center by training, in a clinical setting, scanning patients.Te Diagnostic Medical Sonography Program prepares the student to work in an ultrasound department in a medicalcenter perorming abdomen, supercial structures, gynecology and obstetric exams.

Dianostic Mdical Sonoaphy

CErTIfICATE

Certicate in Diagnostic Medical Sonograph

Prerequisites (20 units)

PHY-100 Conceptual Physics 3 unitsMAH-090 Elementary Algebra 4 units(or higher)

ANA-101 Human Anatomy & Physiology I 4-5 units ANA-102 Human Anatomy & Physiology II 4-5 unitsCOMM-103 Interpersonal Communication 3 units

DMS Program Courses (60 units)

Semester One: 13 unitsDMS-095 Sonography Medical erminology 3 unitsDMS-100 Fundamentals o Diagnostic Medical Sonography 2 unitsDMS-101 Pathophysiology 3 unitsDMS-103 Sonography echniques in Patient Care 3 unitsDMS-118 Ultrasound Physics and Instrumentation I 2 unitsSemester wo: 11.5 units

DMS-102 Sonography Medical Ethics 3 unitsDMS-110 Sectional Imaging 2 unitsDMS-120 Abdomen Scanning 3 unitsDMS-122 Ultrasound Pathology I 1.5 unitsDMS-128 Ultrasound Physics and Instrumentation II 2 unitsSummer: 5unitsDMS-114 Clinical Experience I 5 unitsSemester Tree: 16.5 unitsDMS-124 Clinical Experience II 10 unitsDMS-130 Obstetric/Gynecology Scanning 3 unitsDMS-132 Ultrasound Pathology II 1.5 unitsDMS-138 Ultrasound Physics and Instrumentation III 2 unitsSemester Four: 14 unitsDMS-134 Ultrasound Seminar 2 units

DMS-136 Clinical Experience IV 10 unitsDMS-148 Ultrasound Physics and Instrumentation IV 2 units

Te sonography courses must be taken in a specic sequence, students mustattain a minimum grade o C or above in all required courses in order toobtain the certicate.

Degree

In addition to the Diagnostic Medical Sonography certiicate programrequirements, students must successully complete all MSJC General Edu-cation or an Associate Degree.

CAREEROPPORTUNITIES

Thetrainedsonographer/technologistmayprovideservicesinavarietyofmedicalsettingswherethephysicianisresponsiblefortheuseand

interpretationofappropriateprocedures.Sonogra-phers/technologistsassistphysiciansingather-ingdatanecessarytoreachdiagnosticdecisions.

reat the patient, not the Xray.

James M. Hunter


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CAREEROPPORTUNITIESDraftspersoninarchitecturalfirms

Draftspersonincivilengineering

LicensedSurveyor

he MSJC certiicate or degree in Engineering: Drating provides the background needed to work as a dratspersonin either architectural or civil engineering irms. Many ormer MSJC students are now employed in this ield. heields o engineering and engineering technology deal with the practical applications o mathematics and the science omanuacturing and manuacturing processes. From aerospace to construction to chemicals to electronics, each majormanuacturing industry has a need or engineers. And each industry needs technicians to draw, abricate and test theprojects designed by engineers

eninin: Daftin Tchnoloy

CErTIfICATE

Engineering: Drafting Technolog(18 units)

Competency in English and math is required prior to completing a certiicate.his may be accomplished by testing or completion o ENGL 098 (EnglishFundamentals) and MAH 090 (Elementary Algebra).

ENGR 093 echnical Mathematics 4 units

AR 123 Graphic Design I 3 unitsENGR 154 Computer-Aided Drating I 3 unitsENGR 155 Computer-Aided Drating II 3 unitsMAH 096 Intermediate Algebra 5 units

Degree

An Associate o Science degree in Engineering: Drating echnology isavailable to students completing the drating certiicate and meeting all otherMSJC General Education Option A requirements.


Surveing

(14 units)ENGR-164 Plane Surveying I 4 unitENGR-165 Plane Surveying II 4 unitENGR-166 Legal Aspects o Surveying 3 unitGEOG-115 Introduction to

Geographic Inormation Systems 3 unit

Manufacturing Qualit Assurance(12 units)

ENGR-106 M.S.S.C. High Perormance Manuacturing 3 unitENGR-107 otal Quality Management 3 unitENGR-108 Manuacturing Organizational Behavior 3 unitENGR-109 Manuacturing Inspection echniques

and Applications 3 unit

Te man who does things makes mistakes,but he never makes the biggest mistake o all--doing nothing.

Benjamin FranklinStatesman, writer, scientist, printer


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Economics

Economics is concerned with the study o how people and societies produce various goods and services and distributethem or consumption, now or in the uture, among various persons and groups in society. he Economics programat MSJC includes the study o the U.S. economic system, using techniques or the analysis o contemporary economicproblems. here is an emphasis on developing the ability to exercise sound judgment in evaluating public and privatepolicy issues.

Degree

An Associate degree is not available in this major. Students wishing an As-

sociate degree should major in Social/Behavioral Sciences rom Area B othe General Education Requirements in Option A. Students are advised tosee a counselor.

CAREEROPPORTUNITIES

EconomistAttorneyEconometricianPolic

AnalystForeignTradeAnalystArbitrator

AcademicEconomistFinancialAnalystResearchEconomist

BusinessAnalystEconomic

JournalistProjectEconomistGovernment

EconomistDevelopmentEconomistNaturalResourcesEconomist

OperationsResearchAnalystCommodityEconomistHumanResourcesEconomistBusinessConditionsForecaster

TrANSFer PrePArATION

MSJC oers a range o course work to prepare students to transer to our-year colleges and universities. All ouryear institutions prescribe their ownstandards or course evaluation and admissions. Prospective transer stu-dents are advised to review the MSJC catalog with a counselor to determine

which MSJC courses are transerable.

DISTINCTIVe FeATUreS

Economics at MSJC is designed to acilitate the students matriculationto the our-year colleges or to provide an understanding o the economic

world we live in. Key concepts and methodology or analysis are empha-sized.

When you say I will with conviction,magic begins to happen.

Wally AmosAmerican entrepreneur, ounder o FamousAmos Cookies


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CAREEROPPORTUNITIES

CityandCountyFireDepartmentPersonnel

ForestryFireControl

Fire echnology involves the study o ire behavior, protection and control techniques, including the understandingo the environment and ecology systems involved. he Fire echnology program is designed to prepare students orentry-level status in public or private ire protection agencies, to survey career options and opportunities, and toupgrade ire personnel.

Fi Tchnoloy

CErTIfICATE

Certicate in Fire Technolog(24 units)


FIRE 101 Introduction to Fire echnology 3 unitsFIRE 102 Fundamentals o Fire Prevention 3 unitsFIRE 103 Fire Hydraulics 3 unitsFIRE 106 Fundamentals o Fire Behavior

and Combustion 3 unitsFIRE 109 Fundamentals o Fire Protection

and Equipment 3 units

FIRE 115 Building Construction or Fire Protection 3 unitsElective Courses (select 6 units rom the list below)

AH 120 Emergency Medical echnician 1 Basic 5 units AJ 071 Penal Code 832 3 unitsFIRE 107 Fire Apparatus and Equipment 3 unitsFIRE 108 Fire Investigation 1A 2 unitsFIRE 110 Fundamentals o Fire Service Operations 3 unitsFIRE 117 Hazardous Materials First Responder Operational 1 unitFIRE 121 Fundamentals o Wild Land Fire Fighting 3 unitsFIRE 149 Occupational Internship: Fire echnology 1-4 units

Degree

Students wishing to obtain the Associate o Science (AS) should complete

the required core courses (18 units ) and two additional elective courses (6units) in the Fire echnology program to establish a major (24 units total).In addition, Associate o Science degree students must complete all MSJCGeneral Education Option A requirements.


Fire Academ Preparation(8 units)

Students completing this certicate will have completed the materialrequired to apply or entrance into a Fire Academy. Some Academies mayhave additional requirements such as passing a physical abilities test. Forspecic requirements and urther inormation, contact the Fire Academy

you wish to attend.

AH 120 Emergency Medical echnician I Basic 5 unFIRE 101 Introduction to Fire echnology 3 unit

Fire Apparatus Operator Preparation(9 units)

Students completing this certicate will have completed the courses toprepare them to operate re apparatus.

FIRE 101 Introduction to Fire echnology 3 unitFIRE 103 Fire Hydraulics 3 unitFIRE 107 Fire Apparatus and Equipment 3 unit

Fire is never a gentle master.

Proverb


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CAREEROPPORTUNITIES

AerialPhotographyandRemoteSensing

AgriculturalPlanning

Archaeology

CityPlanning

CivilEngineeringandSurveying

CommunityandEconomicDevelopment

DemographyandEpidemiology

EcologyandEnvironmentalStudies

EmergencyResponse

LandManagement

LandscapeArchitecture

MarketAnalysis

MeteorologyandClimatology

RealEstateBrokersandAssessors

RecreationandOpenSpacePlanning

SocialandWelfareServices

TransportationDevelopment

UrbanandRegionalSystemsAnalysis

UtilityServicePlanning

Geographic Inormation Systems (GIS) is a computer mapping program that is both an analytical tool and a researchmethod or identiying spatial and temporal patterns, trends and relationships on maps and in large databases. HoweverGIS does more than make maps; it is an inormation system that has the potential to create new knowledge aboutour world. Statistical GIS models are able to determine the probability o speciic events and display them in three-dimensional, animated or virtual reality scenarios. Analytical applications o GIS are able to predict and simulate

change on earth, as well as other planets.

goaphic Infomation Systms

CErTIfICATE

Geographic Information Sstems(18 units)


GEOG 105 Introduction to Cartography 3 unitsGEOG 115 Introduction to Geographic Inormation Systems 3 unitsGEOG 120 Intermediate Geographic Inormation Systems 3 unitsGEOG 125 Advanced Geographic Inormation

Systems: Applications 3 units

Elective courses (6 units)

Choose rom the Employment Concentrations

Degreehe Associate o Science (AS) degree program in GIS is designed to preparestudents or entry into a career with generalized or specialized applications oGIS. An AS degree in GIS may be earned by completing our required GIScourses (12 units) and one Employment Concentration (two 3 unit courses)or a combined minimum o 18 units, as well as all MSJC General EducationOption A requirements.


Engineering (select6unitsfromthelistbelow)

ENGR 154 Computer Aided Drating I 3 unENGR 164 Plane Surveying I 4 unENGR 166 Legal Aspects o Surveying 3 unENGR 167 Global Positioning Systems 3 un

Geographic Information Sstems(select6unitsfromthelistbelow)

GEOG-130 Geographic Inormation Systems:Science, Business and Government 3 un

GEOG-149 Occupational Internship:Geographic Inormation Systems 1-4 un

GEOG-298A-ZSpecial opics in Geographic InormationSystems 0.5-6 un

GEOG-299 Special Projects:Geographic Inormation Systems 1-3 un

Multimedia (select6unitsfromthelistbelow)

MUL 110 Introduction to Multimedia 3 unMUL 131 3D Animation I 3 un

MUL 140/AR 130BDigital Illustration 2 unMUL 299 Special opics: Multimedia 1-3 un

Programming (select6unitsfromthelistbelow)

CSIS 111B Fundamentals o Computer Programming 3 unCSIS 112A Visual Basic Programming - Level 1 3 unCSIS 122A Visual Basic Programming - Level 2 3 unCSIS 214 Principles o Database Management Systems 3 un

Visual Design (select6unitsfromthelistbelow)

AR 120 2D Design AR 123 Graphic Design I AR 130A Digital Art - Imaging MUL 140/AR 130B

Digital Art - Illustration 2 un


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SkilledNursingFacilities

Hospitals

AssistedLivingFacilities

SeniorCenters

AlzheimerCareCenters

HomeCare

OutpatientServices

RetirementCenters

he Certiicate/Associate o Science (AS) degree program in Gerontology was designed to provide students with thetheoretical knowledge and practical experience necessary to enter the job market in senior centers, health care acilitiesand a variety o agencies providing services to well, ill and rail elderly. his program provides students with theopportunity to select one o three concentrations o study related to gerontological services: Activities Director, SeniorNutrition, and Social Service Designee. he ield o gerontology includes working with aging individuals and their

amilies rom diverse, ethnic, cultural and socioeconomic backgrounds with unique needs and priorities in response tocomplex societal and environmental variables.

gontoloy

CErTIfICATE

Certicate in Gerontolog(24 units)

Completion of a minimum of 18 units selected from the following

courses, plus six units from the Employment Concentrations:

Required Courses (18-19 units)

BADM 104/ENGL 104Business Communications 3 units(or)ENGL 098 English Fundamentals 4 unitsGER 103/LEG 103

Elder Law 3 unitsGER 110 Physiology o Aging 3 unitsGER 125 Psychology o Aging 3 unitsGER 130 Sociology o Aging 3 unitsGER 149 Occupational Internship 3 units

Degree

In addition to the 24 units o the certiicate program, students MUScomplete all MSJC General Education Option A requirements or the

Associate o Science (AS) degree in Gerontology.


Activities Director(select6unitsfromthelistbelow)

GER 146 Overview/Standards o Practice or theSocial Services Designee 3 uni

ADS 115/PSYC 115Individual, Family and Group Counseling 3 uni

GER 149 Occupational Internship: Gerontology 3 uni

Senior Nutrition(6 units )

HS 121 Fundamentals o Healthul Living 3 uni

NUR 100 Family Nutrition 3 uniorNUR 101 Nutrition and Foods 3 uniGER 149 Occupational Internship: Gerontology 3 uni

Social Services Designee(select6unitsfromthelistbelow)

GER 146 Overview/Standards o Practice or theSocial Services Designee 3 uni

ADS 115/PSYC 115Individual, Group and Family Counseling 3 uni

GER 149 Occupational Internship: Gerontology 3 uni

I wrinkles must be written upon our brows,let them not be written upon the heart.Te spirit should never grow old.

James A. Gareld


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AssistantGolfCourseSuperintendent

EquipmentManager

FieldCrewSupervisor

GroundsKeeper

IrrigationTechnician

LandscapeForeman

SportsTurfManager

he Certiicate/Associate degree (AS) in Gol Course/ur Management is primarily designed to prepare the studenor entry into careers associated with gol course management and tur management. his program speciically providestudents with a strong oundation in tur management, water usage, ertility, soils, horticulture and human resourcemanagement or gol courses, recreational parks, sports ields and general landscape areas. his program also preparesstudents to enter the job market as an assistant gol course superintendent, ield crew supervisor, irrigation technician

equipment manager, grounds person or parks, cities, and school districts, or ield crew oreman or landscapecontractors. he Certiicate/Associate degree (AS) program in Gol Course/ur Management prepares students withthe technical and analytical skills necessary or managing a gol course or tur/horticultural area.

golf Cous/Tuf Manamnt

CErTIfICATE

Certicate in Golf Course/Turf Management(18 units)

Choose 9 units rom the employment concentrations toulll the 18 unit certicate requirement:


HOR 101 Horticulture Science 3 unitHOR 102 Introduction to urgrass Management 3 unitHOR 104 Soil Science and Management 3 unit

Degree

An Associate o Science (AS) degree may be earned by completing the 18 unitcertiicate requirements in Gol Course/ur Management and all MSJCGeneral Education Option A requirements.


Golf and Grounds Concentration(9 units)

Choose 9 units rom the ollowing:HOR-103 Advanced urgrass Management 3 unitsHOR-105 Gol Course/Landscape Irrigation 3 unitsHOR-106 Pesticide Law and Regulations 3 units

HOR-107 Arboriculture 3 units

Irrigation Technician Concentration

(6 units)

Choose 6 units rom the ollowing:

HOR-103 Advanced urgrass Management 3 unitsHOR-105 Gol Course/Landscape Irrigation 3 unitsCOMM-103 Interpersonal Communications 3 units

Landscaping Operation Concentration(6 units)

HOR-109 Landscape Design 3 unitsHOR-110 Laws and Regulations: An Integrated

Pest Management Approach 3 units

orHOR-106 Pesticide Laws and Regulations 3 units

Resort Operations Concentration(10 units)

HOR-120/BADM-120Sales and Marketing in Hospitality 3 units

HOR-121/BADM-121Sanitation and Saety in Resort Management 2 units

HOR-122/BADM-122Resort Food & Beverage Operations 3 units

HOR-123/BADM-123Menu Planning in Resort Operations 2 units

Additional Electives(Can be taken to ulll 18 units or certicate)

ACC-075 Bookkeeping 3 unitsHOR-105 Gol Course/Landscape Irrigation 3 unitsHOR-149 Occupational Internship: Gol Course/

ur Management 1-4 unitsCOMM-103 Interpersonal Communications 3 unitsCSIS-101 Introduction to Computers

and Data Processing 3 unitsMG-103 Introduction to Management 3 units


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BusinessCorporation

CityGovernment

FederalGovernment

PrivateLawOffice

PublicAgencies

StateGovernment

he Certiicate/Associate o Science (AS) degree program in Legal Assistant studies is designed to prepare students ora paraproessional career in generalized or specialized areas o paralegal service. his program provides students witha strong oundation in communication skills and research. his program also provides students with the theoreticalknowledge and practical skills necessary to enter the job market as a legal assistant in private law oices, governmenagencies, or business corporations. he Associate o Science (AS) degree program provides students with an educationa

oundation helpul or transer to a baccalaureate pre-law program or related ield o study. A legal assistant worksunder the direction o an attorney in perorming legal services to meet the clients needs.

Lal Assistant

CErTIfICATE

Certicate in Legal Assistant(27 units)


LEG 100 Foundations o the Legal System 3 unitsLEG 106 Research & Writing I or the Legal Assistant 3 unitsOEC 144 Keyboarding and Document Formatting 3 units

(or)CAPP 121C Using Microsot Word 2003 Level 1 3 units(or)CAPP 121C1 Using Microsot Word 2003 Level 1, Part 1 1 unitCAPP 121C2 Using Microsot Word 2003 Level 1, Part 2 1 unitCAPP 121C3 Using Microsot Word 2003 Level 1, Part 3 1 unit


LEG 103/GER 103Elder Law 3 units

LEG 104 Law Ofce Management 3 unitsLEG 108 Research and Writing II or the Legal Assistant 3 unitsLEG 110 Administrative and Judicial Procedures 3 unitsLEG 120 Immigration Law I 3 unitsLEG 122 Immigration Law II 3 unitsLEG 130 Family Law I 3 unitsLEG 132 Family Law II 3 unitsLEG 140 Bankruptcy Law 3 unitsLEG 149 Occupational Internship: Legal Assistant 3 unitsLEG 150 Probate Law and Procedures 3 unitsBADM 201 Legal Environment o Business 3 units

AJ 101 Criminal Law 3 units

Degree

In addition to the 27 units o the certiicate program, students must completeall o the MSJC General Education Option A requirements or the Associateo Science (AS) degree in Legal Assisting.


Legal Ofce Support(12 units)


LEG 100 Foundations o the Legal System 3 uniLEG 106 Research and Writing I or the Legal Assistant 3 uniandOEC 144 Keyboarding & Document Formatting 3 uni(or)CAPP 121C Using Microsot Word 2003 Level 1 3 uni


LEG 103/GER 103Elder Law 3 uni

LEG 130 Family Law I 3 uniLEG 140 Bankruptcy Law 3 uniLEG 150 Probate Law and Procedures 3 uni


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Appraiser

Assessor

Auditor

BudgetAnalyst

Business/Economics

Controller

Education

EngineeringAnalyst

FinanceDirector

FinancialAnalyst

InvestmentAnalyst

LoanOfficer

Marketing/Advertising

Mathematician

OpinionPolling

PublicHealth

Statisticians Survey

TaxCollector

his program is designed to prepare the student to direct the work o others. Course work includes the study o lowerdivision manager unctions, systems and the critical success actors o: analyses, evaluation, selection, communicatingproducing and ollow-up. Management studies introduce the student to dynamic processes o goals/objectives settingplanning, doing and achieving successul results or the individual or organization. Although emphasis is on businesand economic organizations, the learning is relevant to our daily living. he main issue is recognition o changing

environments and relationships, and leadership.

Management/Supevision

CErTIfICATE

Certicate in Management/Supervision(24 units)


BADM 103 Introduction to Business 3 unitsBADM 201 Legal Environment o Business 3 unitsECON 201 Principles o Macroeconomics 3 unitsMG 103 Introduction to Management 3 units

MG 137 Human Relations at Work 3 unitsRecommended Elective Courses (select 3 units rom this list below)

ACC 124 Financial Accounting - Principles o Accounting I 3 unitsCSIS 101 Introduction to Computers and Data Processing 3 units

Other Elective Courses (select 6 units rom this list below)

ACC 125 Managerial Accounting, Principles O Accounting II 3 unitsBADM 150 Small Business Entrepreneurship 3 unitsBADM 157 Principles o Salesmanship 3 unitsBADM 170 Introduction to International Business 3 unitsECON 202 Principles o Microeconomics 3 unitsMG 132 Labor Management Relations 3 unitsMG 133 Productivity Management 3 unitsMG 134 Communication in the Organization 3 units

MG 138 Personnel Management 3 unitsMG 205 Principles o Marketing Management 3 unitsMG 299 Special Projects: Management 1-3 units

Degree

An Associate o Science (AS) degree with a major in Management/Supervision is available to students completing the certiicate requirementsin Management/Supervision, and completing all other MSJC GeneralEducation Option A requirements.

Management is efciency in climbing theladder o success; leadership determineswhether the ladder is leaning against theright wall.

Stephen R. Covey


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WebDesignerInformationArchitectInstructionalDesignerDigitalArtist3DAnimatorVideoDesignerProductionAssistant3DAnimatorGameArtist

Multimedia is a term that implies using computers to design and create media products that are distributed across therange o electronic medium. he multimedia industry is a general term used to identiy the businesses and peoplewho create, promote, or distribute multimedia products. Multimedia products are used generally to inorm, marketeducate, or entertain and may consist o interactive DVD/CD products, internet products, video and photographicprojects, digital art images, and printed material. Knowledge o multimedia concepts and tools can prepare students

or employment in the ields o traditional business, e-commerce, art, photography, computer graphics and moreranser to a our-year institution is possible but not necessary or advanced employment opportunities. Completiono MSJC General Education Option A requirements or an Associate degree is recommended to enhance the studentsability to relate content to product.

Multimedia

CErTIfICATE

Certicate in Multimedia(24 units)


AR 120 2D Design 3 unitsMUL 110 Introduction to Multimedia 3 unitsMUL 112 Interactive Media Design I 3 unitsMUL 114 Production Management 3 units


MUL-121 Bitmapped Imaging 3 unitsAUD-152/MUL-123

Digital Video Production I 3 unitsMUL-124/PHO-125

Digital Photography Production I 3 unitsMUL-125 Scripting or Multimedia 3 unitsMUL-127 Production Development 3 unitsMUL-129 Writing or Interactive Media Design 3 unitsMUL-131 3D Animation I 3 unitsMUL-137 3D Animation II 3 units

MUL-139 3D opic-Character 3 unitsAR-130B/MUL-140

Digital Art - Illustration 2 unitsMUL-141 3D opic-Eects 3 unitsMUL-143 3D opic-Rendering 3 unitsMUL-149 Occupational Internship: Multimedia 3 unitsMUL-150 Portolio Preparation 3 unitsMUL-158/CSIS-116C

Internet Scripting with JavaScript 3 unitsMUL-218 Dynamic Web Page Design 3 unitsMUL-224/PHO-224

Digital Photography Production II 3 unitsMUL-225/PHO-225

Digital Photography Production III 3 units

MUL-245 3D opic-Modeling 3 unitsMUL-299 Special Projects: Multimedia 3 unitsMUS-145/AUD-145

MIDI Recording & Computer Recording 3 unitsHA-135 Introduction to Film 3 unitsCSIS-115A HML Programming Level 1 3 units

AR-108 Beginning Drawing 3 units AR-130A Digital Art - Imaging 2 units

DegreeIn addition to the 24 units o the certiicate program, students must completeall o the MSJC General Education Option A requirements or the Associateo Science (AS) degree in Multimedia.


Animation Concentration (12 units)

Imaging Concentration (13-14 units)

Production Management (15 units)

Videography Concentration (15 units)

Web Design Concentration (15 units)

*Reer to the current MSJC Catalog or a complete description o requiredcourses.

Software used in class ma include:

Director Flash Maya

DreamWeaver Illustrator PhotoShop

FinalCut ImageReady Premiere


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Registered Nursing graduates find there areemploymentopportunitiesindiversesettings.TheAssociateofSciencedegreeinNursingallowsthegraduatetotransferintoaBachelorofScienceinNursing (BSN) program. The student is stronglyencouraged to inquire about specific courserequirements at the four-year college of theirchoice.

MSJC oers a range o course work to prepare students to transer to our-year colleges and universities. All ouryear institutions prescribe their own standards or course evaluation and admissions. Prospective transer studentsare advised to review the MSJC catalog with a counselor to determine which MSJC courses are transerable.

Nusin - ristd (rN)

DegreeAssociate of Science Degree in Nursing

(78 units)

Minimum cumulative college level GPA o 2.5 on 4.0 scalewith a grade o C or better in the ollowing courses:

Admission Requirements:

Pre-Nursing Inormation Workshop Certiicate

CPR Healthcare Provider Card

High School graduate (or equivalency)

Prerequisites 24 units

ANA-101 Human Anatomy & Physiology I (A) 5 units ANA-102 Human Anatomy & Physiology II (A) 5 units

BIOL-125 Microbiology (A) 5 unitsMAH-096 Intermediate Algebra (G) 5 unitsENGL-101 Freshman Composition (D1) 4 units

Nursing Courses

Semester 1 12 units

NURS-212 Foundations o Nursing 4 unitsNURS-194 Pharmacology & Dosage

Calculations or Nurses 3.5 unitsNURS-214 Introduction to Medical-Surgical Nursin 4 unitsNURS-084C Nursing Skills Lab: Registered Nurse 0.5 unit

Semester 2 12.5 units

NURS-224 Beginning Medical-Surgical Nursing II 5 units

NURS-226 Nursing o Childbearing & Families 3.5 unitsNURS-222 Nursing Care o Children & Families 3.5 unitsNURS-084C Nursing Skills Lab: Registered Nurse 0.5 unit

Semester 3 10.5 units

NURS-234 Intermediate Medical-SurgicalNursing III 5 unitsNURS-236 Mental Health Nursing 3 unitsNURS-238 Gerontology and Community Nursing 2 unitNURS-084C Nursing Skills Lab: Registered Nurse 0.5 units

Semester 4 7 units

NURS-244 Advanced Medical-Surgical Nursing IV 4 unitsNURS-248 Perceptorship (5 wks) (Pending approval) 2.5 unitsNURS-084C Nursing Skills Lab: Registered Nurse 0.5 units

Constant attention by a good nursemay be just as important as a majoroperation by a surgeon.

Dag HammarskjoldSwedish Nobel Peace Prize Winner

Additional Associate Degree and Requirements 12 unitPsychology 101 (must be taken prior to 3rd semester) (B2) 3 unitPolitical Science 101 (B1) 3 unitCommunication 100 or 103 (D2) 3 unitHumanities/Multicultural Gender Studies (Any course rom Area C(Humanities) or Area F (Multicultural Gender Studies)Te ollowing courses will satisy both requirements:

ASL-110, DAN-100, 201ENGL-205, 240, 250, 260, 270, 280HIS-103, 104, 106, 107, 108, 114, 115, 136, 151, 158,160MUS-107, 108, 109SPAN-270HA-136

Note: Graduates rom the A.D.N. Program meet the requirement oPhysical Education and Healthul Living.


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VN TO RN TRANSITION

[DEGREE/NON-DEGREE CANDIDATE]

Students choosing this option are Licensed Vocational Nurses (LVNs) orLicensed Practical Nurses (LPNs) who would be eligible to enter the thirdsemester o the Associate o Science in Nursing program ater completing

the recommended LVN to RN ransition courses. Students can opt to meetall o the requirements or the Associate o Science in Nursing degree (de-gree candidate) or to satisy the course requirements or only those coursesthat are required by the Caliornia State Board o Registered Nursing ascontent required or RN licensure (non-degree candidate). Students canapply or advanced placement i he/she has completed courses at anothercollege. Students will be admitted once a year in the all semester.

Degree

LVN to RN Transition [Degree Candidate]

Admission Requirements:Pre-Nursing Inormation Workshop Certicate

CPR Healthcare Provider CardHigh School graduate (or equivalency)Prerequisites:(For admission into the third semester o the program)

Minimum cumulative college level GPA o 2.5 on 4.0 scale with a grade

o C or better in the ollowing courses:

ANA-101 Human Anatomy & Physiology I 5 units

ANA-102 Human Anatomy & Physiology II 5 units

BIOL-125 Microbiology 5 units

ENGL-101 Freshman Composition 4 units

MAH-096 Intermediate Algebra 5 units

NURS-232 Role ransition 3 units

PSYC-101 Introduction to Psychology 3 units

LVN, licensed in Caliornia or proo o LVN program graduateawaiting licensure.

3rd Semester: NURS-234 Intermediate Medical-Surgical Nursing III 5 units

NURS-236 Mental Health Nursing 3 units

NURS-084C Nursing Skills Lab: Registered Nursing 0.5-2.0 units

NURS-238 Gerontology & Community Nursing 2 units

4th Semester: NURS-244 Advanced Medical-Surgical Nursing IV 4 units

NURS-084C Nursing Skills Lab: Registered Nursing 0.5-2.0 units

NURS-248 Perceptorship (pending approval) 2.5 units

Additional Degree and Licensure Requirements12 unitss

Political Science 101 (B1) 3 unitsCommunication 100 or 103 (D2) 3 units

Humanities/Multicultural Gender Studies (Any course from Area C

(Humanities) or Area F (Multicultural Gender Studies)

The following courses will satisfy both requirements:

ASL-110, DAN-100, 201

ENGL-205, 240, 250, 260, 270, 280

HIST-103, 104, 106, 107, 108, 114, 115, 136, 151, 158,

160

MUS-107, 108, 109

SPAN-270

THA-136

Note: Graduates from the A.D.N. Program meet the requirement of

Physical Education and Healthful Living.

LVN to RN [30 Unit Non-Degree Option]Students choosing this option are Licensed Vocational Nurses

(LVNs) or Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs) who would be eli-

gible to enter the third semester of the program after the LVN to

RN Transition course (NURS-232). This student will be required

to satisfy 30-semester units in nursing and physical sciences in

order to qualify them to apply for RN licensure in California.

This option is recognized only in the state of California. Students

will be admitted once a year in the fall semester.

Admission Requirements:

Pre-Nursing Information Workshop Certicate

CPR Healthcare Provider Car

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