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CERTIFICATE PROGRAM
Program Coordinator: Matthew Hightower - 383-5275
Students wishing specific training in accounting and other business subjects
for upgrading in their present positions or entry into business or industry
may complete the 30 credit hour certificate program by completing the courses
that are listed below.
#English Competency Requirement met by: _________
ACCOUNTING CERTIFICATE CURRICULUM
| Course ID |
Title of Course |
Credits |
| ACC* K111° |
Principles of Accounting I |
4 |
| ACC* K112° |
Principles of Accounting II |
4 |
| ACC* K125° |
Accounting Computer Applications I |
3 |
| ACC* K233° |
Principles of Cost Accounting |
4 |
| ACC* K241° |
Federal Taxes I |
|
| or |
|
3 |
| BFN* K201° |
Principles of Finance |
|
| ACC* K271° |
Intermediate Accounting |
3 |
| BBG* K115° | Business Software Applications | 3 |
| BBG* K231° |
Business Law I |
3 |
| BFN* K110 |
Personal Finance |
|
| or |
or |
3 |
| ECN* K102° |
Principles of Microeconomics |
|
|
|
GRAND TOTAL |
30 |
° Course has a prerequisite. Students should check course description.
# The English Competency Requirement is met by placement score into ENG* K101,
or transfer credit, or successful completion of ENG* K100.
Accounting, Certificate
Program Outcomes
Upon successful completion of all program requirements, graduates will be able to:
- demonstrate the use of generally accepted accounting principles, concepts, and techniques in the recording and reporting of financial statements.
- analyze accounting information for decision making, including the areas of job cost, process cost, absorption and variable costing approaches, and relevant costs.
- use accounting software and spreadsheets.
- obtain successful employment in the Accounting field or upgrade skills for current employment.
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ADVERTISING/PUBLIC RELATIONS
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CERTIFICATE PROGRAM
Program Coordinator: Irene Clampet - 383-5231
This 30 credit certificate program is designed to serve students' needs and
interests in several ways. The certificate provides skill-based knowledge
for entrepreneurs and for individuals seeking entry-level employment in the
communications and promotion departments of both large and small businesses.
The program also can improve the promotional skills of professionals in profit
and not-for-profit organizations.
ADVERTISING/PUBLIC RELATIONS CERTIFICATE CURRICULUM
| Course ID |
Title of Course |
Credits |
| BMK* K106° |
Principles of Selling |
3 |
| BMK* K201° |
Principles of Marketing |
3 |
| BMK* K235° |
Public Relations |
3 |
| BMK* K241° |
Principles of Advertising |
3 |
| COM* K121° |
Journalism |
3 |
| ENG* K101° |
Composition |
3 |
| ENG* K102° |
Literature & Composition |
3 |
| GRA* K140° |
Desktop Publishing |
3 |
| GRA* K155° |
Advertising Design |
3 |
| _________ |
Practicum° |
3 |
|
|
GRAND TOTAL |
30 |
° Course has a prerequisite. Students should check course description.
Advertising/Public Relations, Certificate
Program Outcomes
Upon successful completion of all program requirements, graduates will be able to:
- identify the elements of marketing and their creative application in profit-making as well as not-for-profit organizations in order to satisfy the needs and wants of society.
- apply the practical use of marketing strategies, promotional tools, and communication techniques in order to pursue a professional career in advertising/public relations.
- demonstrate skills in internal and external communication techniques, including verbal, non-verbal, written, and technological.
- apply knowledge from a cross section of marketing theories to solve marketing problems and develop effective promotional communications.
- demonstrate competency in marketing, advertising, public relations, and sales presentations, including the use of business software.
- explain the role of marketing and its interrelationship with other functional areas in order to achieve organizational goals.
ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTING TECHNOLOGY
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CERTIFICATE PROGRAM
Program Coordinator: Mark Comeau - 885-2387
The Architectural Drafting Technology Certificate program is designed to expand
opportunities for those interested in the drafting/design fields. The program
serves those seeking entry-level positions and those who plan on continuing
their studies in the associate degree program. The program exposes students
to the fundamentals of traditional drafting and incorporates leading edge
technology of computer-aided drafting (AutoCad).
Graduates of the program will be qualified to fill many diverse positions
in the industry or transfer into an associate degree program. Positions may
include drafting and production person under the supervision of a registered
architect, draftsperson for construction or development firms, architectural
representative for vendor sales, and draftsperson for facility planners.
Students may complete this certificate by completing the courses that are
listed below.
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ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTING TECHNOLOGY CERTIFICATE CURRICULUM
| Course ID |
Title of Course |
Credits |
| SEMESTER I |
|
|
| ARC* K108 |
Building Materials |
3 |
| ARC* K135 |
Construction Graphics |
1 |
| ARC* K135L |
Construction Graphics Lab |
2 |
| CAD* K106 |
Computer-Aided Drafting |
1 |
| CAD* K107 |
Computer-Aided Drafting Lab |
2 |
| ENG* K101° |
Composition |
3 |
| ___________ | Directed elective (see program coordinator) |
3 |
|
|
TOTAL |
15 |
| SEMESTER II |
|
|
| ART* K111° |
Drawing I |
3 |
| ARC* K137° |
Architectural Detailing |
1 |
| ARC* K137L° |
Architectural Detailing Lab |
2 |
| CAD* K214° |
CAD - Construction |
1 |
| CAD* K215° |
CAD - Construction Lab |
2 |
|
|
TOTAL |
9 |
|
|
GRAND TOTAL |
24 |
° Course has a prerequisite. Students should check course description.
Architectural Drafting Technology,
Certificate
Program Outcomes
Upon successful completion of all program requirements, graduates will be able to:
- demonstrate a mastery of the basic skill sets required for entry level in architectural drafting and design.
- integrate a core curriculum with architectural design theory, technical background, and practice elements in order to seek advanced professional degrees.
- pursue expanded opportunities in the drafting and graphics fields for those with previous experience in allied areas.
- demonstrate competence in the specific traditional and computer drafting skills required in today's architectural industry, consisting of conceptual, schematic, developmental, and construction detail drawing.
- demonstrate and apply skills necessary for visual thinking and graphic problem solving.
- use and produce appropriate materials with industry standard software applications.
- provide sufficient explanation of drafting and drawing components.
- adopt life-long learning and intellectual growth as an integral part of a career in architectural drafting technology due to ever evolving components and systems.
BASIC
BUSINESS SKILLS
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CERTIFICATE PROGRAM
Program Coordinator: Matt Hightower - 383-5275
This 24-25 credit hour certificate program is designed to give students not
majoring in business sufficient basic business skills to be able to function
adequately at a rudimentary level in a workplace environment immediately upon
completion. This certificate is comprised of courses designed to provide students
with a basic understanding of commerce in society, basic business structures
and functions, communication skills (both oral and written), math and computer
skills. This certificate is tailored to meet individual student needs and
interests by incorporating a business elective course. Students are encouraged
to develop their individual areas of interest or maximize employment opportunities
by choosing a specific elective option.
Students deciding to continue on for an Associate in Science in Accounting
degree will find that all but one of the courses taken in this certificate
course are acceptable for the degree program at TRCC.
BASIC BUSINESS SKILLS CERTIFICATE CURRICULUM
| Course ID |
Title of Course |
Credits |
| BBG* K101 | Introduction to Business | 3 |
| BBG* K115° | Business Software Applications (recommended) |
|
| or | or | 3 |
| CSA* K105 | Introduction to Computers | |
| BFN* K110° |
Personal Finance |
3 |
| COM* K173° |
Public Speaking |
|
| or | or | 3 |
| ENG* K202° |
Technical Writing |
|
| ECN* K101° or higher |
Principles of Macroeconomics or higher |
3 |
| ENG* K101° or higher |
Composition or higher |
3 |
| MAT* K135° or higher |
Topics in Contemporary Math or higher |
3 |
| _____________ |
Business Elective |
3-4 |
|
|
GRAND TOTAL |
24-25 |
° Course has a prerequisite. Students should check course description.
Business Skills, Certificate
Program Outcomes
Upon successful completion of all program requirements, graduates will be able to:
- demonstrate knowledge of the role of commerce in U.S. society and the world community.
- demonstrate knowledge of how businesses are structured and function.
- exhibit fluency in oral and written communication skills.
- exhibit competency in basic math skills.
- exhibit competency in computer skills specific to a business environment.
BUSINESS
ADMINISTRATION
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CERTIFICATE PROGRAM
Program Coordinator: Larry Flick - 383-5277
This 29 credit hour certificate program is designed for students who seek
concentrated study in the field of management. Practical application to job
situations will be stressed.
Students may complete this certificate by completing the courses that are
listed below.
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION CERTIFICATE CURRICULUM
| Course ID |
Title of Course |
Credits |
| BBG* K115° | Business Software Applications | 3 |
| BMG* K202° |
Principles of Management |
3 |
| BMK* K201° |
Principles of Marketing |
3 |
| ACC* K111° |
Principles of Accounting I |
4 |
| ACC* K118° |
Managerial Accounting |
4 |
| ECN* K101° |
Principles of Macroeconomics |
3 |
| ENG* K101° |
Composition |
3 |
|
Select Two Courses From the Following Five Courses |
|
|
| BBG* K101 |
Introduction to Business |
|
| BES* K218° |
Entrepreneurship |
|
| BMG* K218° |
Operations Management |
|
| BMG* K220° |
Human Resources Management |
|
| ECN* K102° |
Principles of Microeconomics |
|
|
|
GRAND TOTAL |
29 |
° Course has a prerequisite. Students should check course description.
Business Administration, Certificate
Program Outcomes
Upon successful completion of all program requirements, graduates will be able to:
- explain the role of management and its interrelationship with other functional areas in order to achieve organizational goals.
- identify the elements of management and their application to organizational activities and goals.
- discuss the role of ethical issues and the importance of the global perspective, and their impact on the success of a business.
- explain the importance of information technology in business.
- demonstrate skills in problem solving, in decision-making, and in teamwork, including the ability to work with diverse groups.
- obtain successful employment in the business field or upgrade current job skills.
BUSINESS INFORMATION SYSTEMS
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CERTIFICATE PROGRAM
Program Coordinator: Betti Gladue - 885-2320
This 27-29 credit hour certificate program is designed for students who seek to acquire the basic working skills to enter a business, wish to expand their opportunites and choices, and/or transfer to Eastern or another 4 year university.
Students may complete this certificate by completing the courses that are listed below.
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION CERTIFICATE CURRICULUM
|
Course ID |
Title of Course |
Credits |
| CSA* K105 | Intro to Software Applications |
3 |
|
CSA* K205° |
Advanced Applications |
3 |
|
CSC* K108° |
Intro to Programming |
4 |
|
CSC* K207° |
Intro to Visual Basic |
4 |
|
ENG* K101° |
Composition |
3 |
|
Restricted Electives (Please select 3 from the following list of courses) |
|
|
|
ACC* K111° |
Principles of Accounting |
|
|
ACC* K118° |
Managerial Accounting |
|
|
BMG* K202° |
Principles of Management |
|
|
BMK* K201° |
Principles of Marketing |
|
|
CST* K175° |
Network Administration & Support |
|
| CST* K176° | Internet Technologies | |
|
|
GRAND TOTAL |
27-29 |
° Course has a prerequisite. Students should check course description.
Business Information Systems, Certificate
Program Outcomes
Upon successful completion of all program requirements, graduates will be able to:
- demonstrate a fundamental understanding of a computer's operating system with regard to file management, system tools, and the customization of the computing environment.
- design, develop, and implement programs to solve various data processing problems using the current programming language and Visual Basic.
- demonstrate use of computer applications including word processing, spreadsheets, presentation software, database management, and Internet browser software to enhance personal productivity.
COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY: TECHNOLOGY STUDIES
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WASTEWATER CERTIFICATE PROGRAM
Program Coordinator: Anthony Benoit - 885-2386
Wastewater treatment plant employees are prepared for the Wastewater Operator
I and Wastewater Operator II certification examinations. All credits earned
in this certificate are applicable towards the Technology Studies Associate
degree.
WASTEWATER CERTIFICATE CURRICULUM
| Course ID |
Title of Course |
Credits |
| General Education: |
|
|
| Fine Arts/Humanities |
|
|
| ENG* K101° |
Composition |
3 |
| Science |
|
|
| BIO* K121° |
General Biology I |
4 |
| CHE* K111° |
Concepts of Chemistry |
4 |
| Mathematics |
|
|
| MAT* K137° |
Intermediate Algebra |
3 |
| Specialized Core |
|
|
| CSA* K105 |
Intro to Software Applications |
3 |
| Options |
|
|
| WWT* K110# |
Wastewater I |
3 |
| WWT* K112# |
Wastewater II |
3 |
| WWT* K114#° |
Wastewater III |
3 |
| WWT* K116#° |
Wastewater IV |
3 |
|
|
GRAND TOTAL |
29 |
° Course has a prerequisite. Students should check course description.
# Courses for this consortium-based program will be offered at various Connecticut
Community Colleges.
Program Outcomes
Upon successful completion of all program requirements, graduates will be able to:
- apply principles of wastewater treatment processes by using specific examples from wastewater treatment laboratories.
- explain safe and effective operation of wastewater treatment facilities, including grit removal, disinfection, and chlorination.
- describe maintenance of wastewater treatment facilities to including safety, housekeeping, and laboratory procedures.
- become certified Wastewater Class I and Class II Operators.
- report on site visits to municipal facilities and prepare a comprehensive study of a wastewater treatment plant.
- use computers to acquire, analyze, and report data.
- communicate effectively in speech and in writing.
- use mathematics to solve problems related to chemistry and wastewater treatment.
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ADVANCED WASTEWATER CERTIFICATE PROGRAM
Program Coordinator: Anthony Benoit - 885-2386
Wastewater treatment plant employees are prepared for advanced Wastewater
Operator III and Wastewater Operator IV certification examinations. All credits
earned in this certificate are applicable towards the Technology Studies Associate
degree.
#English Competency Requirement met by: _________
ADVANCED WASTEWATER CERTIFICATE CURRICULUM
| Course ID |
Title of Course |
Credits |
| General Education: |
|
|
| Mathematics |
|
|
| MAT* K186° |
Precalculus |
4 |
| Social/Behavioral Sciences |
|
|
| PSY* K111° |
General Psychology I |
3 |
| Specialized Core |
|
|
| _________+ |
Fundamentals of Electricity |
4 |
| Options |
|
|
| _________+ |
Sanitary Engineering |
3 |
| or |
or |
|
| _________+ |
Environmental Engineering |
|
| or |
or |
|
| _________@ |
Technology Elective |
|
| _________+ |
Environmental Law |
3 |
| _________+ |
Advanced Wastewater I |
3 |
| _________+ |
Advanced Wastewater II |
3 |
| _________@ |
Directed Elective |
3 |
| _________@ |
Directed Elective |
3 |
|
|
GRAND TOTAL |
29 |
° Course has a prerequisite. Students should check course description.
+ Courses for this consortium-based program will be offered at various Connecticut
Community Colleges.
@ To be chosen with consent of faculty advisor.
# The English Competency Requirement is met by placement score into ENG* K101,
or transfer credit, or successful completion of ENG* K100.
Program Outcomes
Upon successful completion of all program requirements, graduates will be able to:
- apply principles of wastewater treatment processes by using specific examples from wastewater treatment laboratories.
- explain safe and effective operation of wastewater treatment facilities, including grit removal, disinfection, and chlorination.
- describe maintenance of wastewater treatment facilities, including safety, housekeeping, and laboratory procedures.
- become certified Wastewater Class III and Class IV Operators.
- use computers to acquire, analyze, and report data.
- communicate effectively in speech and in writing.
- use mathematics to solve problems related to chemistry and wastewater treatment and to present numerical data in the form of charts and graphs.
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COMPUTER-AIDED
DRAFTING
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CERTIFICATE PROGRAM
Program Contact: Anthony Benoit - 885-2386
This Computer-Aided Drafting (CAD) one-year certificate program prepares students
with modern skills in drafting. There is a strong emphasis on computer applications
in each drafting concentration. A unique feature of this certificate is that
it pairs drafting with a technology such as Architectural, Civil, Electrical,
Mechanical, or Industrial (Manufacturing, Mechanical). This provides a more
meaningful education for the students. Students may complete this certificate
and go to work as draftspersons or they may enter into an associate degree
program of their choice with no loss of credit.
COMPUTER-AIDED DRAFTING CERTIFICATE CURRICULUM
| Course ID |
Title of Course |
Credits |
| SEMESTER I |
|
|
| CAD* K106 |
Computer-Aided Drafting |
1 |
| CAD* K107 |
Computer-Aided Drafting Lab |
2 |
| CSA* K105 or higher |
Intro to Software Applications or higher level computer course |
3 |
| ENG* K101° |
Composition |
3 |
| ________** |
Tech Elective/Lab** |
3-4 |
|
|
TOTAL |
12-13 |
|
|
|
|
| SEMESTER II |
|
|
| CAD* K202° |
CAD - Advanced Topics |
1 |
| CAD* K203° |
CAD - Advanced Topics Lab |
2 |
| CAD* K214° | CAD - Construction | 1 |
| CAD* K215° | CAD - Construction Lab | 2 |
| or | or | |
| CAD* K250° | CAD 3D Parametric Modeling | 1 |
| CAD* K251° | CAD 3D Parametric Modeling Lab | 2 |
| ENG* K202° |
Technical Writing |
3 |
| MAT* K137° or higher |
Intermediate Algebra or higher level math course |
3 |
|
|
TOTAL |
12 |
|
|
GRAND TOTAL |
24-25 |
|
|
|
|
° Course has a prerequisite. Students should check course description.
** Tech elective requires approval of the Program Advisor. Recommended choices
include CAD* K130/131, MEC* K152/153, or ARC* K135/135L
Computer Aided Drafting, Certificate
Program Outcomes
Upon successful completion of all program requirements, graduates will be able to:
- become proficient in the use of computer aided drafting software.
- demonstrate knowledge of drafting standards set forth by the American National Standards Institute (ANSI).
- demonstrate knowledge of drafting standards set forth by the International Standards Organization (ISO).
- provide a general understanding of standard drafting principles such as alphabet of lines, precedence of lines, dimensioning standards, and projection techniques.
- readily adapt the necessary skills required for any entry-level position in the discipline of drafting.
- provide an education that integrates a core curriculum with drafting theory, computer theory, technical background, and practice elements (for students who will seek advanced degrees).
- expand life long learning opportunities in the drafting area for those with previous experience in other fields.
- demonstrate and apply skills necessary for visual thinking and graphic problem solving.
- work cooperatively and productively in groups to solve problems.
- foster a learning environment that emulates industrial standards.
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COMPUTER
APPLICATIONS
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CERTIFICATE PROGRAM
Program Coordinator: Joyce Parker - 885-2395
This 30-credit certificate program has been designed to prepare students for
employment in various computer support positions, from designing the screen
layout for a data entry operation to a web page for a small company.
Students may complete this certificate by completing the courses that are
listed below.
COMPUTER APPLICATIONS CERTIFICATE CURRICULUM
| Course ID |
Title of Course |
Credits |
| ACC* K111° |
Principles of Accounting I |
4 |
| CSA* K105 |
Introduction to Software Applications |
3 |
| CSA* K205° |
Advanced Applications |
3 |
| CST* K153° |
Web Development & Design I |
4 |
| CST* K232° |
Communications & Networking |
4 |
| ENG* K101° |
Composition |
3 |
| ENG* K202° |
Technical Writing |
3 |
| MAT* K135° |
Topics in Contemporary Math |
|
| or |
or |
3 |
| HIGHER |
_______________________ |
|
| __________ |
Open Elective |
3 |
|
|
GRAND TOTAL |
30 |
° Course has a prerequisite. Students should check course description.
Computer Applications, Certificate
Program Outcomes
Upon successful completion of all program requirements, graduates will be able to:
- read and prepare standard types of business communications.
- demonstrate a high level of skill in the use of word processing software.
- use computer software to create an effective presentation.
- use spreadsheet software to create sophisticated worksheets and graphs.
- use database application software to create, update, and query a database.
- integrate text and objects produced in word processing, spreadsheet, database management, and presentation software applications with Internet resources to create documents.
- plan, design, develop, and maintain professional Web sites using HTML and Web page development software, and create and optimize images and animation.
- demonstrate understanding of network technology protocols, including structure, communication, architecture, and standards.
- demonstrate appropriate interpersonal, human relations skills.
CONSTRUCTION
MANAGEMENT
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CERTIFICATE PROGRAM
Program Coordinator: Mark Comeau - 885-2387
The objective of the Construction Management Certificate program is to provide
students desiring a career in the construction industry with entry-level skills.
This two-semester certificate introduces students to a broad range of courses
required for basic performance in offices which support the construction industry,
including construction companies and architecture and engineering firms. Course
subjects include drafting, computer-aided design, building codes, etc. In
addition students will gain exposure to the principle concepts of accounting
and management.
Additionally, students will attain entry level knowledge in drafting, AutoCad™,
construction materials and documents, codes, computer applications, and principles
of accounting and management. Students completing the certificate will be
qualified for employment with construction and development firms, architects,
engineers, and product suppliers, along with being prepared to transfer into
universities offering bachelor degrees in construction management. Students
must have ENG* K101 competency equivalent to complete certificate.
Students may complete this certificate by completing the courses that are
listed below.
CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT CERTIFICATE CURRICULUM
| Course ID |
Title of Course |
Credits |
| Semester I | ||
| ARC* K108 | Building Materials | 3 |
| ARC* K135/ARC* K135L | Construction Graphics/Construction Graphics Lab | 3 |
| CAD* K106 | Computer Aided Drafting I | 1 |
| CAD* K107 | Computer Aided Drafting I Lab | 2 |
| ENG* K101° | Composition | 3 |
| ________ | Directed Elective (see program coordinator) |
3 |
| Semester II | ||
| ARC* K227 | Building Codes and Ordinances | 3 |
| CTC* K120 | Fundamentals of Construction Management |
3 |
| CTC* K229° | Estimating and Scheduling |
3 |
| MAT* K137° | Intermediate Algebra | 3 |
| ________ | Please select from the following directed electives: ARC* K102, ARC* K137, ARC* K221, ARC* K241 |
3 |
| GRAND TOTAL | 30 |
° Course has a prerequisite. Students should check course description.
Construction Management, Certificate
Program Outcomes
- attain mastery of the basic skill sets required for entry level in construction management.
- provide an education that integrates a core curriculum with construction industry theory, technical background, and application elements (for students who will seek advanced and professional training).
- expand opportunities in the drafting and graphics fields (for those with previous experience in allied areas).
- become competent in the specific traditional and computer drafting skills required in today's construction industry.
- demonstrate and apply skills necessary for task management and scheduling.
- become familiar and productive with industry standard software applications.
- provide sufficient depth of understanding of construction means, methods, and assemblies.
- adopt an understanding that life-long learning and intellectual growth is an integral part of a career in construction technology due to ever-evolving components and systems.
- demonstrate workplace skills related to the occupation, including but not limited to maintaining a safe and healthy workplace environment and demonstrating workplace ethics and teamwork.
- apply knowledge of theory and safety to accomplish tasks related to the occupation.
- identify and use appropriate tools, such as testing and measurement equipment to accomplish tasks related to the occupation.
- use current reference and training materials from accepted industry publications and standards to accomplish tasks related to the occupation.
CRIMINAL JUSTICE
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CERTIFICATE PROGRAM
Program Coordinator: Jeffrey Crouch - 892-5721
This program provides an opportunity for students to participate in a 30 credit
program leading to a certificate in Criminal Justice. Students may complete
this certificate program by completing the courses that are listed below.
CRIMINAL JUSTICE CURRICULUM
| Course ID |
Title of Course |
Credits |
| Prerequisite Requirements: |
|
|
| ENG* K100# |
Reading/Writing Connection |
|
|
|
|
|
| ENG* K101° |
Composition |
3 |
| COM* K173° |
Public Speaking |
3 |
| CJS* K101° |
Introduction to Criminal Justice |
3 |
| CJS* K201 |
Criminology |
3 |
| CJS* K210° |
Constitutional Law |
|
| or | or | 3 |
| CJS* K211° |
Criminal Law I |
|
| CJS* K213° |
Evidence and Criminal Procedure |
3 |
| CJS* K220° |
Criminal Investigation |
3 |
| CJS* K225° |
Forensic Science |
3 |
| CJS* K250° |
Police Organization & Administration |
3 |
|
|
GRAND TOTAL |
27 |
° Course has a prerequisite. Students should check course description.
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CRIMINAL JUSTICE: SECURITY and LOSS PREVENTION
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CERTIFICATE PROGRAM
Program Coordinator: Jeffrey Crouch - 892-5721
This 27 credit certificate program prepares individuals for courses in security
and loss prevention. Opportunities for employment in southeastern
SECURITY AND LOSS PREVENTION CERTIFICATE CURRICULUM
| Course ID |
Title of Course |
Credits |
| Prerequisite Requirements: |
|
|
| ENG* K100# |
Reading/Writing Connection |
|
|
|
|
|
| ENG* K101° |
Composition |
3 |
| CJS* K101° |
Introduction to Criminal Justice |
3 |
| CJS* K103 |
Introduction to Security |
3 |
| CJS* K211° |
Criminal Law I |
3 |
| CJS* K213° |
Evidence & Criminal Procedure |
3 |
| CJS* K220° |
Criminal Investigation |
3 |
| CJS* K230° |
Security Management |
3 |
| CJS* K231° |
Security Procedures |
3 |
| CJS* K291° |
Criminal Justice Practicum |
|
| or |
or |
3 |
| ___________ |
Elective |
|
|
|
GRAND TOTAL |
27 |
The following courses should be taken prior to all others: ENG* K101, CJS*
K101, CJS* K103.
The following courses should be taken after CJS* K101 in the precise order:
CJS* K230, CJS* K231,
CJS* K211, CJS* K220, CJS* K213, CJS* K291.
° Course has a prerequisite. Students should check course description.
# May be exempted through placement score.
Criminal Justice, Certificates
Program Outcomes
Upon successful completion of any Criminal Justice Certificate program, graduates will be able to:
- demonstrate research skills through the process of accumulating, analyzing, and presenting contemporary thoughts and practices in criminal justice.
- communicate effectively using verbal skills, written skills, and a variety of technological skills.
- demonstrate critical thinking and problem solving skills.
- utilize time effectively to manage workload.
- engage in the exchange of ideas and participate in academic discourse in a respectful and informed manner.
- network within the state and local criminal justice agencies and facilities and apply their classroom learning to the realities of the criminal justice system.
- articulate, identify, and investigate current career requirements and opportunities with the criminal justice system.
- display responsible self-management, integrity, and honesty and extend those attributes to facilitate cooperative working relationships with peers, faculty, and professionals within the criminal justice system.
CUSTOMER
SERVICE
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CERTIFICATE PROGRAM
Program Coordinator: Irene Clampet- 383-5231
This 15 credit certificate is designed to develop skills in the area of customer
service in a variety of business settings. It includes skills in effective
communication, problem solving techniques and professional behavior in relationships
with customers. These relationships are for internal and external customers
in both business-to-business and consumer-focused environments. The studies
in this certificate program focus on the concepts of return on customer and
customer relationship management, which are perspectives tantamount to success
in today's business world. This certificate will benefit students seeking
entry level positions in customer service and working professionals who want
to enhance their understanding of clear, effective communication with a business'
internal and external customers. All of the courses required in the degree
include hands-on assignments which apply course concepts to real world business
experiences.
CUSTOMER SERVICE EDUCATION CURRICULUM
| Course ID |
Title of Course |
Credits |
BMK* K106° |
Principles of Selling |
3 |
| BMK* K123° |
Principles of Customer Service |
3 |
| BMK* K201° |
Principles of Marketing |
3 |
| ENG* K100° | Reading/Writing Connection | |
or |
or | 3 |
| higher | _____________________ |
|
| Please choose one from the following 4 courses |
|
3 |
| BMG* K202° |
Principles of Management |
|
| BMK* K103° |
Principles of Retailing |
|
| BMK* K235° |
Public Relations |
|
| BMK* K241° |
Principles of Advertising |
|
|
|
GRAND TOTAL |
15 |
° Course has a prerequisite. Students should check course description.
Customer Service, Certificate
Program Outcomes
Upon successful completion of all program requirements, graduates will be able to:
- understand the importance of customer satisfaction in the success of every business.
- apply practical marketing communications strategies in serving the needs and wants of customers.
- demonstrate competency in customer service using a variety of communication techniques including written, verbal, nonverbal, and electronic.
- possess
skills in professional demeanor, service attitude and business etiquette.
EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION
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CERTIFICATE PROGRAM
Program Coordinator: Sheila Skahan - 383-5252
The program offers entering students and those already employed in the childcare
field an opportunity to increase their knowledge and update their skills.
Students may complete this 30 credit program by completing the courses that
are listed below.
EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION CURRICULUM
| Course ID |
Title of Course |
Credits |
| ECE* K101° | Introduction to Early Childhood Education | 3 |
| ECE* K1XX | ECE Elective (CDA – see program coordinator) | 3 |
| ECE* K1XX | ECE Elective (CDA – see program coordinator) | 3 |
| ECE* K182° | Child Development | 3 |
| ECE* K210° | Observation, Participation & Seminar | 3 |
| ECE* K215° | The Exceptional Learner | 3 |
| ECE* K290° | Student Teaching I | 3 |
| ENG* K101° | Composition | 3 |
| PSY* K111° | General Psychology I | 3 |
| SOC* K101° | Principles of Sociology | 3 |
| GRAND TOTAL | 30 |
° Course has a prerequisite. Students should check course description.
Early Childhood Education, Certificate
Program Outcomes
Upon successful completion of all program requirements, graduates will be able to:
- explain the development of the child from conception to early adolescence in all areas, including personal and social, physical, cognitive and creative development.
- explain the theory, curriculum, and organization of childcare programs working with children ages 0-8.
- plan a basic integrated curriculum for the learning development of the child from 0-8.
- understand the goals, benefits and uses of observing, documenting, and assessing to support young children and families.
- recognize the special needs of children and use supportive interactions to focus on the child needs and interests.
- demonstrate the ability to work in an early care setting by planning curriculum, interacting positively with children and demonstrating professional standards.
ENTREPRENEURIAL
STUDIES
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CERTIFICATE PROGRAM
Program Coordinator: Larry Flick - 383-5277
This 29 credit hour certificate program is designed for students who want to start and/or run their own business. Practical application to job situations will be stressed. Students may complete this certificate by completing the courses listed below.
ENTREPRENEURIAL STUDIES CERTIFICATE CURRICULUM
| Course ID |
Title of Course |
Credits |
| ACC* K111° |
Principles of Accounting I |
4 |
| BES* K118° |
Small Business Management |
3 |
| BES* K218° |
Entrepreneurship |
3 |
| BES* K239° |
Business Plan Development |
3 |
| BMK* K201° |
Principles of Marketing |
3 |
| ECN* K102° |
Principles of Microeconomics |
3 |
| ENG* K101° |
Composition |
3 |
| Please select two courses from the following list: | 6-7 |
ACC* K118° | Managerial Accounting | ACC* K125° | Accounting Computer Applications | BMG* K218° | Operations Management | BMG* K220° | Human Resources Management | BMK* K103° | Principles of Retailing | BMK* K106° | Principles of Selling | BMK* K123° | Principles of Customer Service | BMK* K241° | Principles of Advertising | ECN* K101° | Principles of Macroeconomics |
|
|
GRAND TOTAL |
28-29 |
° Course has a prerequisite. Students should check course description.
Entrepreneurial Studies, Certificate
Program Outcomes
Upon successful completion of all program requirements, graduates will be able to:
- understand the role of the entrepreneur in developing a business.
- understand the basics of managing a small business.
- develop a small business plan.
- understand basic Accounting principles in order to do required bookkeeping.
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ENVIRONMENTAL
SAFETY AND HEALTH MANAGEMENT
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CERTIFICATE PROGRAM
Program Coordinator: Diba Khan-Bureau - 885-2383
Environmental, occupational health and safety is an important factor in all
workplaces today. In all workplaces and schools, the law requires environmental
management and occupational, health, and safety standards to be met. The certificate
will enable students to apply their EH&S management skills in any workplace
setting. Having an EH&S management certificate will afford the students
the opportunity to obtain work, become promoted at their present workplace,
or continue their education. All credits can be applied towards an associate
of science degree in environmental or civil engineering technology.
ENVIRONMENTAL SAFETY AND HEALTH MANAGEMENT CERTIFICATE CURRICULUM
| Course ID |
Title of Course |
Credits |
| BMG* K202° |
Principles of Management |
3 |
| ENG* K101° |
Composition |
3 |
| ENG* K202° |
Technical Writing |
3 |
| ENV* K101 |
Environmental Studies |
3 |
| ENV* K110° |
Environmental Regulations |
3 |
| ENV* K130 |
Occupational Safety & Health |
3 |
| ENV* K295° |
Environmental Issues Seminar |
3 |
|
|
GRAND TOTAL |
21 |
° Course has a prerequisite. Students should check course description.
Environmental Safety and Health
Management, Certificate
Program Outcomes
Upon successful completion of all program requirements, graduates will be able to:
- apply environmental, safety, and health management skills in workplace settings.
- implement written workplace procedures in the environmental, health, and safety fields.
- describe concepts of workplace safety and environmental management and be able to understand the roles and responsibilities of the EHS professionals and the decision-making process involved in everyday situations.
- provide guidance in planning and implementing practices that promote safety and health and prevent workplace accidents.
- use communication and interpersonal skills to establish the respect and authority an EHS professional needs to surmount institutional barriers to employee well-being and environmental protection.
- recognize the limitations of human capabilities in the workplace.
- identify workplace hazards, find the means to reform unsafe procedures and behaviors, and establish engineering and management controls to reduce hazards.
- explain product safety requirements of the marketplace and describe engineering and management techniques to meet them.
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GENERAL
STUDIES
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CERTIFICATE PROGRAM
Program Coordinator: Academic Dean - 383-5204
This certificate program provides the opportunity for students who have not
decided on a specific academic or professional/technical goal to explore the
broadest range of courses offered at Three Rivers Community College. Students
tailor the certificate program to meet their individual needs and interests.
GENERAL STUDIES CERTIFICATE CURRICULUM
| Course ID |
Title of Course |
Credits |
| ENG* K101° |
Composition |
3 |
| IDS K105 |
The First Year Experience |
3 |
| _________ | Math/Science elective |
3 - 4 |
| _________ | Social Science elective |
3 |
| _________ | Humanities/Speech elective |
3 |
| _________ |
Open Electives |
15 - 16 |
|
|
GRAND TOTAL |
30 - 32 |
General Studies, Certificate
Program Outcomes
Upon successful completion of
all program requirements, graduates will be able to:
1. think critically, analytically, and creatively.
2. communicate effectively in writing
3. move beyond a narrow focus and recognize broader perspectives
4. better understand the relationship between one's self, others, and the
society in which we live.
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GRAPHIC AND COMMUNICATION ARTS
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CERTIFICATE PROGRAM
Program Advisor: Sandra Jeknavorian - 860-885-2345
This certificate program is designed to allow students to take advantage of
the tremendous demand for the media in southeastern Connecticut and along
the eastern seaboard. Students' exposure to courses and experiences in this
program will make them qualified for media-related jobs, or will prepare them
to create materials for private and public organizations.
GRAPHIC AND COMMUNICATION ARTS CERTIFICATE CURRICULUM
| Course ID |
Title of Course |
Credits |
| BMK* K241° |
Principles of Advertising |
3 |
COM* K291° |
Publications Practice I |
3 |
| ENG* K101° |
Composition |
3 |
| COM* K121° |
Journalism |
3 |
| GRA* K140° |
Desktop Publishing I |
3 |
| GRA* K155° |
Advertising Design |
3 |
| GRA* K230° |
Digital Imaging 1 |
3 |
| GRA* K260° |
Web Design |
3 |
| GRA* K296° |
Graphic Design Internship |
|
| or |
or |
3 |
| _________ |
Open Elective |
|
| _________ |
Open Elective |
3 |
|
|
GRAND TOTAL |
30 |
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Graphic and Communication Arts,
Certificate
Program Outcomes
Upon successful completion of all program requirements, graduates will be able to:
- write news and feature stories.
- edit the work of others.
- use Adobe PageMaker, a page layout program, to produce newsletters, brochures, flyers, advertisements, and a multi-page tabloid publication.
- use Adobe Photoshop to edit images, design images, combine text with images, and prepare images for the web.
- use Pagemaker, Photoshop, and Multi-Ad Creator to design and produce advertisements for print and the web.
HEALTH
CAREER PATHWAYS
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CERTIFICATE PROGRAM
Program Advisor: Ellen Freeman - 383-5241
This program is designed to assist the student achieve success in healthcare
programs. Students will be provided with the foundation necessary for healthcare
professions. Credits for this program may be applied toward healthcare program
requirements within Connecticut's Community College system. However, completion
of this program does not guarantee automatic acceptance into any healthcare
program. Students are responsible for verifying specific requirements for
their program of interest.
HEALTH CAREER PATHWAYS CERTIFICATE CURRICULUM
| Course ID |
Title of Course |
Credits |
| BIO* K121° | General Biology I | 4 |
| BIO* K211° |
Anatomy and Physiology I |
4 |
BIO* K212 ° |
Anatomy and Physiology II |
4 |
| CHE* K111° |
Concepts in Chemistry |
4 |
| ENG* K101° |
English Composition |
3 |
| HLT* K103° | Investigations in Allied Health | 3 |
| MAT* K137 ° |
Intermediate Algebra |
3 |
| PSY* K111° |
General Psychology I |
3 |
|
|
GRAND TOTAL |
28 |
° Course has a prerequisite. Students should check course description.
Health Career Pathways, Certificate
Program Outcomes