Below are listed 5 new courses at Glendale Community College being taught in the Computer Science/Information Systems Department, each with its counterpart at CSUN. These courses are lower division requirements at CSUN. CSUN has written us that these courses will articulate with their counterparts. These courses now show up on ASSIST, the California transfer student information site.

Note that even if you, the student, do not have credit for a particular prerequisite, if you feel you know the material through either studying on your own, or working in the field, you should talk to the instructor about adding you to the class anyway.... [-]

The Associate in Science degree is a science degree with an underlying humanities basis that provides an appropriate foundation for senior degrees in the physical or earth sciences or in medicine. A minimum of 60 semester hours and a 2.0 GPA are graduation requirements for the Associate of Science Degree in General Science.

Below is a sample schedule.

1st semester - 14/15 hours

2nd semester - 14 hours

3rd semester - 17 hours

In the 2010-2020 period, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) projected employment for logisticians would increase by 26%. Graduates pursuing logistics careers will analyze and present performance data, as well as track the performance of people, goods, and supplies along the international supply chain.

The Associate of Science in International Business (AS-IB) at MUST University familiarizes students with import and export laws, customs regulations, and ways to conduct international and domestic business legally. Students will get instruction in payment methods, freight operations, and the various types of documentation needed for international trade. Businesses that import and export must plan, finance, and arrange the transportation of goods while abiding by international regulations and fee structures. The import-export business is part of international trade.... [-]

Almost every area in today’s world revolves around computers and the use of computer applications. Think about it - medicine, communications, automotive technology, weather forecasting, entertainment, mining, forensics, manufacturing, disaster recovery, security, law, business, the list goes on. For practically any area you can think of there is an application of computer technology.

A degree in Computer Science prepares graduates to transfer to a four-year institution to obtain a Bachelor’s degree in a computer-related field, such as Computer Science, Information Systems, Information Technology, and Secure Computing.

This program is available on campus

Washtenaw Community College in Ann Arbor, Michigan has more than 120 articulation agreements with four-year colleges throughout the state. Students who plan to transfer to a four-year college should meet with an advisor to ensure Michigan Transfer Agreement requirements are met.

We welcome your questions, suggestions or comments. Please email us at studrec@wccnet.edu or call 734-973-3543. Our office hours are 12:00pm to 11:00pm (GTM) Monday through Thursday, 12:00pm to 9:00pm (GMT) Friday, and 1:00pm to 5:00pm (GMT) on Saturday.

Students may be required to demonstrate proof of academic proficiency for courses in this program. Your admissions specialist will advise you if placement tests are required.... [-]

It’s all about that perfect moment – when the world melts away and you’re caught in the raw emotion of your music. If you’re obsessed with those perfect moments, if you thrive on creativity, rhythm and soul – this is where it begins. Hollywood. Music is in our blood and you are the heartbeat. The Associate of Science in Music Production Degree Program provides an education track for individuals who would like to expand their passion for music into the production of music for diverse media applications using today’s latest digital technology. The demand for original music content in all media continues to increase as the entertainment industry expands the use of online delivery of content and multi-media programming. The Music Production Degree Program’s curriculum presents the learner with comprehensive courses that focus on music theory, genres, composition, digital music production and recording and mixing and mastering for various media. Included with the creative aspects of music production are courses in entertainment business structure, industry conventions and intellectual property. These courses build a foundation for the student as a working professional in the entertainment industry. The degree’s content covers the many different procedures and applications found in the modern music production world. The goal is to provide the student with the knowledge and understanding of music production technology and the skills and concepts needed to qualify graduates for entry-level industry positions, such as music recording engineers, MIDI/digital audio workstation operators... [-]

The Business Management, A.S. degree helps prepare students for a number of entry-level positions in business and it can also be a great stepping stone for students who want to pursue a Bachelor of Science in Management at a Florida-based university.

Program Purpose:To prepare students for a number of entry-level positions in business. It can also prepare students to pursue a Bachelor of Science in Management at a Florida-based university.

Program Length:60 credit hours

Academic Division:Business, Industry, and Technology

Contact:(850) 201-8352 or techedu@tcc.fl.edu

The Mathematics and Natural Science Program provides a strong foundation for students who plan to attend a four-year institution and major in mathematics or one of the natural sciences.

Students who complete the program requirements will be prepared to continue their education in order to pursue academic, research, or industrial careers in such diverse areas as biology, biotechnology, ecology, wildlife biology, chemistry, biochemistry, astronomy, geology, physics, mathematics, and applied mathematics.

Students are strongly encouraged to meet with a mathematics or natural science faculty advisor and consult with the DCCC Transfer Office prior to course selection to determine the appropriate sequence and level of courses.... [-]

The following is a general course of study for students pursuing an Associate of Science Degree in the area of Engineering Technology, and as such will need to be adjusted for specific situations. Due to specific requirements for transfer to four-year institutions, and to make a best effort for needs of individual students, each student's best interests will be served through proper advising/counseling in the ICC Engineering Technology Department. Courses of study can be individually tailored through departmental counseling. Many other courses listed in this catalog are suitable for specific situations. Independence Community College’s two-year programs provide a strong technical foundation wherein students can choose their area of study. Curriculum includes Design and Drafting Technology, Computer Aided Drafting Technology, Engineering Technology, Architectural Engineering Technology, and Civil Engineering Technology. The program is designed for the graduate with an Associate of Applied Science Degree to go directly into the workforce upon completion. Graduates are qualified for employment in such areas as designers, drafters (both on table and Computer-Aided-Drafting/Design), machine designers and detailers, drafting technicians, tracers, redrafters and drafting checkers. A degree in Engineering Technology can easily transfer to a four-year institution. Students wanting to transfer need to be aware of the specific requirements for transfer and seek advising/counseling in ICC’s Engineering Technology Department.... [-]

Program Contact: Kropf, Matt Are you working in the petroleum industry and like to advance your education? Or, are you interested in getting a job in this high-demand field? In our program, you'll get the training you need to become a qualified petroleum technologist. Whether you're working in the industry or hope to be. Our newly modified program conforms to national standards and to the personnel needs of the local, regional and nationwide petroleum industry. Once you earn your two-year degree, you'll have many job opportunities both in western Pennsylvania and the Southern Tier of New York. You will also be prepared to work inland oil and gas exploration nationwide. Doug Kuntz, a 1988 petroleum technology graduate, is president and chief executive officer of Pennsylvania General Energy Co. Read how his company is drilling horizontal wells in Marcellus Shale formation to recover natural gas. This is a growing industry that is making a huge impact in Pennsylvania. What you can do with a degree in Petroleum Technology . Suggested 2-year plan of study. ... [-]

The Associate of Applied Science in Entertainment Business is an intensive course of study that prepares students for a range of careers within the entertainment industry. Students receive training in business fundamentals, marketing, artist development, entertainment management, entrepreneurship, intellectual property rights, distribution, event planning, and common industry structures and practices as well as effective communication, critical thinking, and research skills, and will learn practical contemporary media production skills in video, audio, web, and graphic design to prepare them for a variety of entry-level positions in the entertainment industry.

Students in the Associate of Applied Science in Entertainment Business program should learn to:... [-]

Computer Science students demonstrate a long-term focused career vision, are organized and able to manage their time, able to balance work and life, responsible and have the ability to take the lead, persistent and tenacious in their problem-solving skills, and willing to help others and be team-oriented.

Offering more than 100 Associates Degree and Certificate programs, Parkland College is well known for its small class sizes, state­-of-the-art facilities, inclusive learning environment, and personable faculty. Parkland boasts the largest international student body of any 2 ­year college in the state of Illinois, with more than 300 students representing more than 40 countries.

The Pre-Engineering program covers the courses in the first two years of an engineering degree (Bachelor of Science). Students take basic physics and math courses as well as general education courses required by most of engineering schools. Upon completion of program, successful students can transfer to a 4-year institution to complete their final two years of engineering. The articulation agreements with some schools in Michigan make the transfer of our graduates easier. NOTE: Because the elective courses required for the various fields of engineering may vary slightly, students should meet with the Engineering Faculty Adviser for assistance with registering for the correct series of courses.... [-]

PROGRAM DESCRIPTION

The Fire Science Program prepares individuals with the academic knowledge for entry employment in the Fire Service field as well as meeting the needs of in-service professionals.

Upon completion of this program, students will have the knowledge to prepare for a career with federal, state and local fire and emergency service agencies, with an emphasis on Structural Fire Fighting, Wildland Fire Suppression, Hazardous Materials Incidents, Fire Prevention and Investigation, Emergency Medical Technician, Fire Management and Administration, and the Incident Command System.

After earning the Associate in Science (A.S.) Degree, students have the opportunity to pursue a Bachelor’s Degree in Fire Administration from Colorado State University (CSU) through distance learning. See Program Faculty for a list of courses that will transfer to CSU.... [-]

Students can complete their first two years of study at Moraine Valley for virtually any bachelor’s degree program at a four-year college or university. Each of the Moraine Valley’s associate degrees—Associate in Arts (A.A.), Associate in Science (A.S.), Associate in General Studies (A.G.S.), and Associate in Fine Arts (A.F.A.)—are a combination of core general education courses and major-specific electives. For a successful transfer, students must consider which four-year college or university they wish to attend and will need to select coursework carefully. Moraine Valley academic advisors are available to help students develop an individual educational plan.... [-]