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| Program | Credential | Description |
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| Registered Nursing (LPN/LVN-to-RN), Associate of Applied Science | Degree | source |
| Surgical Technology, Associate of Applied Science | Degree | Prepares individuals for employment as an integral part of a surgical team. Surgical technologists work closely with surgeons, anesthesiologists, registered nurses, and other surgical staff in delive… source |
| Automotive Maintenance | — | Students learn basic automotive knowledge and skills. Graduates will possess the minimum skills required to enter the workforce as entry-level automotive service technicians. source |
| Automotive Diagnostics | — | Students learn basic automotive knowledge and skills. Graduates will possess at least the minimum skills required to enter the workforce as entry-level automotive service technicians. source |
| Criminal Justice | — | Intended for students seeking a career in law enforcement or for professional law enforcement officers wishing to upgrade career skills. source |
| Law Enforcement | — | Designed to help students gain entry level experience with Law Enforcement and understand the basics of law enforcement and their role in law enforcement. source |
| Basic Forestry | — | Subset of the Forestry Technology program covering foundational forestry skills. source |
| Forestry Technology | — | Focuses on safety, fundamental forestry skills including species identification, forest mensuration, and practical application of technology for forest resource management. Graduates will learn essen… source |
| Industrial Engineering Technology, Certificate of Proficiency | Certificate | A shared foundational certificate for Industrial Engineering Technology pathways covering introductory industrial technology, safety, and electrical fundamentals. source |
| Industrial Engineering Technology: Electrical and Instrumentation (E&I), Technical Certificate | Certificate | source |
| Industrial Engineering Technology: Electrical and Instrumentation (E&I), Associate of Applied Science | Degree | Designed to prepare students to become entry-level E&I technicians who use electrical and instrumentation knowledge and skills to diagnose, repair, install, and calibrate industrial equipment in a pl… source |
| Industrial Engineering Technology: Industrial Maintenance, Technical Certificate | Certificate | source |
| Industrial Engineering Technology: Industrial Maintenance, Associate of Applied Science | Degree | Designed to prepare students to become entry-level industrial maintenance technicians who maintain, troubleshoot, and repair industrial equipment in modern facilities. source |
| Industrial Engineering Technology: Industrial Maintenance | — | source |
| Industrial Engineering Technology | — | source |
| Chemical Process Technology | — | source |
| Industrial Engineering Technology: Chemical Process Technology | — | This degree path is designed to prepare students to become entry-level refinery operators, chemical operators, and process technicians. These individuals control and monitor the systems that run indu… source |
| Medium/Heavy Truck Diesel Service Technology | — | The Technical Certificate (TC) program is designed to prepare students for entry-level positions in Medium/Heavy Duty vehicle servicing, maintenance, and diagnostics. The Medium/Heavy Duty Technology… source |
| Diesel Maintenance | — | The Certificate of Proficiency (CP) program is designed to prepare students for entry-level positions in Medium/Heavy Duty servicing, maintenance, and diagnostics. The Medium/Heavy Duty Service Techn… source |
| Diesel Diagnostics | — | The Certificate of Proficiency (CP) program is designed to prepare students for entry-level positions in Medium/Heavy Duty servicing, maintenance, and diagnostics. The Medium/Heavy Duty Service Techn… source |
| Nursing Assistant Training | — | Program approved through the Arkansas Department of Human Services, Office of Long-Term Care. Students successfully completing the program will be awarded the certificate of proficiency and will be e… source |
| Welding Technology | — | This technical certificate program prepares students for entry-level placement in the welding industry. Instruction includes metal cutting, arc welding, semi-automatic (MIG) welding, and tungsten ine… source |
| SMAW Welding Technology | — | This Certificate of Proficiency gives students instruction in basic welding skills in oxyacetylene and shielded metal arc welding along with a sound knowledge and understanding of industrial safety p… source |
| GMAW (MIG) Welding | — | This Certificate of Proficiency gives students a basic understanding of the various wire welding techniques in the welding industry. Graduates may find entry-level employment in manufacturing, mainte… source |
| GTAW (TIG) Welding | — | This certificate is designed to help students gain an entry-level position as a 'TIG welder.' Covers welding steel plate and pipe with the GTAW process, including Aluminum and Stainless with GTAW, an… source |
| Welding Layout and Pipefitting | — | This certificate is designed to help the student gain an entry-level position as a pipe fitter/layout person in the welding industry. Covers layout of structure and pipe angles including different fi… source |
| Pipe Welding | — | Designed to help the student gain an entry-level position as a pipe welder. Upon completion, the student should have the knowledge and skill to prep for and perform pipe welds in a variety of positio… source |
| Advanced Pipe Welding | — | Designed to offer the student an opportunity to enhance their knowledge and skills in the area of pipe welding. Covers GTAW and SMAW applications related to AWS certification using stainless and carb… source |
| Associate of General Studies | Degree | source |
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| Code | Title | Credits | Description |
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| ENGL 0211 | ENGL 0211 | — | 19+ 251+ College-level Math Pre - Pass MATH 1073 or MATH 1083 or Pre - MATH 1023 & MATH 0021 with a grade C or better. 19+ 249+ QAS Course Name [Course Code] ACT Accuplacer Next Generation (score 200… source |
| MATH 0081 | MATH FOR HEALTH PROFESSIONALS LAB | 1 | Co-requisite: MATH 1083 The Accelerated Learning Program (ALP) Math for Health Professionals Lab provides extra instruction for students who do not meet the requirements to enroll directly into Math… 1 cr · 1 hr source |
| MATH 0011 | MATHEMATICAL REASONING LAB | 1 | Co-requisite: MATH 1113 The Accelerated Learning Program (ALP) Mathematical Reasoning Lab provides extra instruction for students who do not meet the requirements to enroll directly into Math Reasoni… 1 cr · 1 hr source |
| MATH 0021 | ] | 12 | 17-18 Mathematics 237-248 QAS 460-500 Math 50-76 Elementary Algebra 26-40 Algebra College Algebra [MATH 1023] 19+ Mathematics 249+ QAS 510+ Math 77+ Elementary Algebra 41+ Algebra ACTS Courses Please… 12 cr · 12 hr source |
| ENTR 1003 | INTRODUCTION TO ENTREPRENEURSHIP | — | This course will introduce the students to entrepreneurship and how entrepreneurial businesses impact the US economy. Students will learn the basics of entrepreneurship including general aspects of m… source |
| MATH 1113 | MATH 1113 | — | College Algebra OR Math for Health Professionals OR Technical Mathematics OR Mathematical Reasoning Certificate of Proficiency Program Total Hours 13-14 1Also accepted are the previously taught Kines… source |
| BTEC 2413 | ADVANCED BUSINESS APPLICATIONS | — | Prerequisite: CSCI 2143 A continuation of the course Microcomputers: Business Applications. The course focuses on the use of business software applications such as word processing, spreadsheets and d… source |
| ENGL 1123 | Composition II 3 | — | Fine Arts Choice* Fine Arts Choice* 3 Fine Arts Choice* Fine Arts Choice * 3 Physical Science Choice* OR Biological Science Choice* Choice must include Lab Physical Science Choice* OR** Biological Sc… source |
| ENGL 1113 | COMPOSITION I | — | ACTS Equivalent Course Number = ENGL 1013 Co-requisite: Placement into College-Level Reading Writing college-level essays using clear and effective prose based on accepted conventions of grammar, usa… source |
| CSCI 1003 | Introduction to Computers 3 | — | Total 12 Totals for EMT-to-Paramedic Associate of Applied Science Degree Credit Hours Total program hours for Technical Certificate (Paramedic) 48 General Education Requirements 12 PROGRAM CREDIT HOU… source |
| ENGL 2223 | LITERATURE II | — | ACTS Equivalent Course Number = ENGL 2123 Pre-requisite: ENGL 1123. Introduction to Western literature with selections of works from 1660 to the present. Emphasis on historical context, literary anal… source |
| HPER 1403 | HPER 1403 | — | Physical Activity choice OR Personal and Community Health 1 - 3 Total 13-15 TOTAL PROGRAM HOURS 62+ Education majors may obtain more information regarding the PRAXIS CORE Exam by going to www.ets.org… source |
| PHED 1001 | PHED 1001 | 2 | Total 15-16 PROGRAM CREDIT HOUR TOTAL 60 **Student must take one Biological Science (BIOL) and one Physical Science (PHYS, CHEM, GEOL) to complete the Associate of Arts degree. The student will need… 2 cr · 2 hr source |
| CSCI 2063 | OR | — | CSCI Elective Programming I OR CSCI Programming Elective 3 Total 13 TOTAL PROGRAM HOURS FOR CERTIFICATE OF PROFICIENCY 13 Return to Table of Contents Page | 130 GENERAL BUSINESS (Course Descriptions… source |
| CSCI 1803 | SECURITY+ | — | Security+ focuses on the latest trends and techniques in risk management, risk mitigation, threat management disaster recovery and intrusion detection. Other topics include cryptography and access co… source |
| CSCI 2713 | SQL | — | This course introduces students to the fundamentals and functions of Structured Query Language (SQL). SQL manages data stored within a relational database, including table creation, updating, and oth… source |
| ENGL 2043 | TECHNICAL WRITING II | — | ACTS Equivalent Course Number = ENGL 2023 Pre-requisite: Pass ENGL 1113 or ENGL 1043 or ENGL 1143 with a grade “C” or higher. Work with the principles of writing technical documents some of which are… source |
| CSCI 2703 | PROFESSIONAL PROJECTS AND PORTFOLIO DESIGN | — | Pre-requisite: Completion of 45 hours of the program. Students complete projects that require organizational skills and teamwork to prepare them for a smooth transition into the fast-paced business e… source |
| CSCI 2433 | Network Security 3 | — | Elective*** Approved Restricted Elective (CSCI/BUSI/BTEC)*** 3 Social Science Elective**** Social Science Elective**** 3 Total 15 PROGRAM CREDIT HOUR TOTAL 60 *Networking Pathway-consult your advisor… source |
| ACCT 2003 | PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING I | — | ACTS Equivalent Course Number = ACCT 2003 Co-requisite: Placement into College-Level Reading Pre-requisite: Placement into College-Level Math Introduction to the field of accounting, with emphasis on… source |
| HIST 2023 | HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES SINCE 1876 | — | ACTS Equivalent Course Number = HIST 2123 Co-requisite: Placement into College-Level Reading A general survey of the history of the United States from the end of Reconstruction to the present. source |
| CSCI 1813 | CYBER SECURITY ESSENTIALS | — | This course is intended to provide a basic survey of the importance and understanding of IT security awareness and data confidentiality. This security course walks users through various aspects of in… source |
| MGMT 2113 | MGMT 2113 | — | Intro to Management OR Management Skills 3 Elective Elective (BUSI, BTEC, CSCI, MGMT, ENTR, ADMS, ACCT or ECON) 3-4 Total 15-16 TOTAL PROGRAM HOURS FOR TECHNICAL CERTIFICATE 30-32 THIRD SEMESTER/YEAR… source |
| SPCH 1113 | SPCH 1113 | — | Advanced Grammar & Composition OR Principles of Speech 3 Elective Elective (BUSI, BTEC, CSCI, MGMT, ENTR, ADMS, ACCT or ECON) 3-4 Elective Elective (BUSI, BTEC, CSCI, MGMT, ENTR, ADMS, ACCT or ECON)… source |
| ECON 2103 | Microeconomic Principles 3 | — | Elective Elective (BUSI, BTEC, CSCI, MGMT, ENTR, ADMS, ACCT or ECON) 3-4 Elective Elective (BUSI, BTEC, CSCI, MGMT, ENTR, ADMS, ACCT or ECON) 3-4 Total 15-16 TOTAL PROGRAM HOURS 60-65 Return to Table… source |
| EMAT 2603 | SOUND DESIGN | — | Students will study theory and apply practical experience in sound for film and video. This course will explore the technical and aesthetic aspects of sound as it relates to the moving image. Midi, S… source |
| EMAT 2203 | DOCUMENTARY FILM-MAKING | — | This course explores techniques necessary to direct and produce a documentary film. The main focus is on directing, producing, preproduction, and interview for documentary production, students will a… source |
| EMAT 2513 | Internship II | — | Social Science Choice* Social Science Choice* 3 Total 15 TOTAL PROGRAM HOURS FOR TECHNICAL CERTIFICATE (ENTERTAINMENT TECHNOLOGY) 30 TOTAL PROGRAM HOURS FOR ASSOCIATE OF APPLIED SCIENCE (ENTERTAINMEN… source |
| EDUC 2053 | EDUC 2053 | — | Child Growth & Development OR Development & Learning 3 Total 6 TOTAL PROGRAM HOURS FOR CERTIFICATE OF PROFICIENCY (EDUCATION STUDIES) 6 *** Middle School and High School emphasis may substitute a con… source |
| ECED 1043 | ECE ETHICS AND PROFESSIONALISM | — | Pre-requisites: Admission to the Early Childhood Education Program and EDUC 2033 or EDUC 2053. This course provides an opportunity to explore and develop essential skills in ethics and professionalis… source |
| ENGL 1043 | TECHNICAL ENGLISH FOR INDUSTRY | — | Co-requisite: Placement into College-Level Reading This course is designed to enhance reading and writing skills for the workplace. Emphasis is placed on technical reading, job-related vocabulary, se… source |
| MATH 1073 | MATH 1073 | 15 | College Algebra OR Technical Mathematics 3 Social Science Choice* Social Science Choice* 3 Total General Education Credit Hours 15 Additional Course** Additional Course** 3 Additional Course** Additi… 15 cr · 15 hr source |
| EDUC 2313 | EDUC 2313 | — | Introduction to Computers OR Intro to Education Technology 3 Total 18 TOTAL PROGRAM HOURS FOR TECHNICAL CERTIFICATE* (EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION) 33 *The Early Childhood Education Technical Certificat… source |
| GEOG 2003 | GEOG 2003 | — | One of the following: General Psychology Introduction to Sociology American Government: National Macroeconomic Principles Intro to Geography Total 16 TOTAL PROGRAM HOURS FOR TECHNICAL CERTIFICATE (ED… source |
| ECED 2893 | School-Age Development, Learning Guidance 3 | — | Total 15 - 21 TOTAL PROGRAM HOURS (EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION) 66+ **Social Science Choice Options: PSYC 2003 General Psychology, SOCI 2003 Introduction to Sociology, GEOG 2003 Introduction to Geograp… source |
| ECED 2873 | INFANT TODDLER CAREGIVING & FIELD EXPERIENCE | — | This course introduces the student to the basic skills and guidelines necessary for respectful and developmentally appropriate group childcare for young, mobile, and older infants and toddlers both t… source |
| ECED 2063 | ADMINISTRATION FOR EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION PROGRAMS II | — | This course provides in-depth coverage of topics pertinent to the leadership, management, and professional development of the future and current early childhood program director/owner. Emphasis is on… source |
| ECED 2843 | TEACHING AND LEARNING FOR THE EXCEPTIONAL YOUNG CHILD | — | Prerequisite or Corequisite: EDUC 2033 or EDUC 2053. This course assists the student in developing an understanding and vision of how inclusion supports the learning of all young children. Participan… source |
| ECED 2743 | Music, Movement & Creative Arts 3 | — | TOTAL PROGRAM HOURS FOR CERTIFICATE OF PROFICIENCY (EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION CURRICULUM) 12 These courses are designed to partially meet the mandatory competencies for Birth through Pre-Kindergarten… source |
| PSCI 2003 | PSCI 2003 | — | History of the US to 1876 OR History of the US Since 1876 OR American Government: National Total 15 *TOTAL PROGRAM HOURS FOR CERTIFICATE OF PROFICIENCY (EDUCATION STUDIES) 6 SECOND SEMESTER/YEAR: Cou… source |
| CHEM 1004 | /L FUNDAMENTALS OF CHEMISTRY / LAB | — | ACTS Equivalent Course Number = CHEM 1004 Pre-requisite: Placement into College-Level Reading and Math. This is a survey course introducing Chemistry as it applies to the real world for students in g… source |
| HIST 1013 | HISTORY OF CIVILIZATION SINCE 1700 | — | ACTS Equivalent Course Number = HIST 1223 Co-requisite: Placement into College-Level Reading An introductory study of the development of modern European civilization within the context of world histo… source |
| EDUC 2113 | MATH FOR TEACHERS I | — | (Number Operations and Number Sense for Elementary and Middle School Grades) Co-requisite: Placement into College-Level Reading. Pre-requisites: MATH 1023 OR MATH 1113. This is the entry-level course… source |
| SPAN 1014 | SPAN 1014 | — | One of the following: Art Appreciation Music Appreciation Theatre Appreciation Intro to Philosophy Elementary French I Elementary Spanish I 3 - 4 Total 16 - 17 *** Middle School & High School emphasi… source |
| EDUC 2223 | MATH FOR TEACHERS II | — | (Geometry I for the Elementary and Middle Grades) Pre-requisites: ENGL 0103, MATH 1023 OR MATH 1113. This is an entry-level course for P-8 grade levels with an emphasis on teaching methods. Focus is… source |
| EDUC 2023 | SURVEY OF EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN | — | This course consists of a brief overview of many common developmental and genetic disabilities children may experience, and how teachers and preschool teachers may adapt environments and lesson plans… source |
| PSYC 2223 | Developmental Psychology OR | 35 | Human Growth and Development Required 3 Total Hours 10 33 33 Transfer to Registered Nursing (RN) Programs at Other Colleges • Students who wish to attend a registered nursing or more advanced nursing… 35 cr · 35 hr source |
| BIOL 1004 | /L FUNDAMENTALS OF BIOLOGY / LAB | — | ACTS Equivalent Course Number = BIOL 1004 Pre-requisite: Placement into College-Level Reading and Math. Morphological, physiological, and taxonomic survey of living organisms with emphasis on basic b… source |
| PSYC 2003 | OR | 15 | Elective2 Medical Terminology OR General Psychology OR Health Science or Science Elective2 (see prefix list below) 3-4 Health Science OR Science Elective 2 Health Science or Science Elective 2 3 Tota… 15 cr · 15 hr source |
| EDUC 2103 | CHILD AND ADOLESCENT LITERATURE | — | Pre-requisite: ENGL 0103. This course is designed to provide introductory content on children’s and young adolescent literature. The material will help pre-service teachers select, read, and evaluate… source |
| PHIL 2003 | INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY | — | ACTS Equivalent Course Number = PHIL 1103 Co-requisite: Placement into College-Level Reading This course is designed to acquaint the student with classic issues, ideas, thinkers, and strategies in th… source |
| EMSP 1007 | Emergency Medical Technician 7 | — | Total 7 Advanced Emergency Medical Technician (AEMT) (Course Descriptions – EMSP) This fifteen-credit-hour, 3-semester program is for certified EMT’s to obtain further training at an intermediate lev… source |
| EMSP 1013 | SHOCK AND FLUID THERAPY | — | Understanding and management of the body systems’ reactions to decreased cellular oxygenation. Body fluids, osmosis, and pathophysiology of inadequate tissue perfusion combined with the evaluation an… source |
| EMSP 2022 | EMS ENVIRONMENT II | — | Guided practice and emphasis on disaster and triage, EMS communications, stress management, and emergency rescue extrication techniques. source |
| EMSP 2033 | Advanced EMT Concepts 3 | 12 | Total 6 PROGRAM CREDIT HOUR TOTAL 15 Paramedic (EMT-to-Paramedic) (Course Descriptions – EMSP) The applicant must already be a certified EMT (Emergency Medical Technician) or Advanced EMT (AEMT). Max… 12 cr · 12 hr source |
| EMSP 2232 | ASSESSMENT-BASED MANAGEMENT | — | Integrates the principles of assessment-based management to perform an appropriate assessment and implement the management plan for patients with common complaints. This module will emphasize general… source |
| EMSP 2234 | FIELD INTERNSHIP II | — | Supervised experience in the pre-hospital care setting which will allow the student to apply all of the principles and skills of the Paramedic in the pre-hospital care setting. The student will pract… source |
| EMSP 2274 | Community Paramedic Patient Clinical Care Practicum 4 | 17 | TOTAL PROGRAM HOURS FOR CERTIFICATE OF PROFICIENCY 12 Return to Table of Contents Page | 151 MEDICAL CODING (Course Descriptions – HCIT) Certificate of Proficiency and Technical Certificate SouthArk… 17 cr · 17 hr source |
| HSCI 1003 | MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY | — | Study of the basic structure of medical terms including prefixes, suffixes, word roots, combining forms, plurals, pronunciation, spelling, and definitions. Introduces students to fundamental concepts… source |
| HCIT 2262 | MEDICAL ETHICS AND LAW | — | A course of study designed to introduce the student entering the health care field to ethical and legal issues and responsibilities. Ethical and legal responsibilities of health care workers are the… source |
| HCIT 2774 | Certification Practice & Preparation 4 | 32 | Semester Credit Hour Total 4 TOTAL PROGRAM HOURS FOR TECHNICAL CERTIFICATE 37 *Human Anatomy and Physiology I/Lab, Medical Terminology, Human Anatomy and Physiology II/Lab, and Introduction to Comput… 32 cr · 32 hr source |
| SASC 1101 | Campus Technology 0 | — | Total 7 SECOND SEMESTER/YEAR: Course Number Course Name Credit Hours source |
| HCIT 2081 | ICD-10 CODING LAB | — | Co-requisite HCIT 2073. Practical application and laboratory practice in coding using the ICD-10 coding and classification system. source |
| HCIT 2191 | CPT Coding Lab | — | Total 7 SIXTH SEMESTER/YEAR: IMPORTANT: Student must have successfully completed ALL previous program courses, including required general education courses, with a grade of ‘C’ or higher in order to… source |
| KINS 2301 | KINS 2301 | — | One of the following: Biology for Majors/Lab Zoology /Lab General Botany/Lab Human Anatomy and Physiology I/Lab Human Anatomy and Physiology II/Lab Microbiology Fundamentals of Chemistry/Lab College… source |
| PTAP 1002 | Intro for Physical Therapist Assistants 2 | — | Pre-requisite Credit Hour Total 32 *Any substitutions to the stated academic Pre-requisites must be approved by the PTA program director prior to application to the program. Return to Table of Conten… source |
| PTAP 2323 | ADMINISTRATION AND MANAGEMENT FOR PHYSICAL THERAPIST ASSISTANTS | — | Principles of Administration and Management focuses on success strategies for PTA students; patient-care issues such as modes of reimbursement and hospital organizations. This course also addresses p… source |
| PTAP 2424 | CLINICAL PRACTICUM I | — | Clinical Practicum I is the first of two clinical practicum courses. The student will practice clinical skills learned in lecture / lab didactic courses and develop competence as an active participan… source |
| PTAP 2528 | Clinical Practicum II 8 | 15 | Semester Credit Hour Total 15 PROGRAM CREDIT HOUR TOTAL 74 Return to Table of Contents Page | 156 PRACTICAL NURSING: THE BETTY OWEN SCHOOL OF PRACTICAL NURSING (Course Descriptions – PRNS) Technical… 15 cr · 15 hr source |
| BIOL 2074 | /L HUMAN ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY II / LAB | — | ACTS Equivalent Course Number = BIOL 2414 Pre-requisite: Pass BIOL 2064/L with a grade of “C” or better. This course is a continuation of BIOL 2064 and provides the second of two sections on the stud… source |
| PRNS 1117 | FUNDAMENTALS II | — | This course serves in conjunction with Nursing Fundamentals I. It offers the opportunity for students to demonstrate performance of learned nursing skills in the skills lab and the long-term care cli… source |
| PRNS 1217 | MEDICAL SURGICAL II | — | This course is designed to equip the student with the fundamental knowledge of disease processes and the appropriate critical thinking skills required to provide nursing interventions to care for all… source |
| PRNS 1317 | MEDICAL SURGICAL NURSING WITH NCLEX PREPARATIONS | — | This course serves to equip the student with the fundamental knowledge of the pathophysiology of disease processes and the appropriate critical thinking skills required to provide nursing interventio… source |
| PRNS 1207 | MEDICAL SURGICAL I | — | This course serves to equip the student with the fundamental knowledge of the pathophysiology of disease processes and the appropriate critical thinking skills required to provide nursing interventio… source |
| RADT 1222 | IMAGE PROCESSING AND PROCEDURES | — | A comprehensive study of image production and processing. Composition and care of films and screens will be included. Return to Table of Contents Page | 241 source |
| RADT 2202 | RADIATION PHYSICS | — | Study of the physics of Radiologic technology. Emphasis on x-ray production, influencing factors, and imaging equipment. source |
| RADT 1423 | POSITIONING PROCEDURES III | — | Radiographic positioning of the skull region. Advanced positions for unusual patient conditions and pathologies will also be covered. Laboratory required. source |
| RADT 2042 | Imaging Modalities 2 | — | Total 9 SEMESTER/YEAR: SPRING Course Number Course Name Credit Hours source |
| RADT 2403 | RADIOGRAPHIC PATHOLOGY | — | Study of pathologic and traumatic conditions confronted in the field of radiography. Emphasis on the proper care and treatment of the patient. RNSG source |
| RADT 2312 | Advanced Clinical Education III 2 | — | Semester Credit Hour Total 6 PROGRAM CREDIT HOUR TOTAL 80 Return to Table of Contents Page | 169 REGISTERED NURSING ARKANSAS RURAL NURSING EDUCATION CONSORTIUM (Course Descriptions – RNSG) Associate… source |
| MATH 1083 | MATH FOR HEALTH PROFESSIONALS | 3 | Pre-requisite: Math ACT 17 or higher OR Placement based on Multiple Measures. Co-requisite: MATH 0081 if Pre-requisite is not met. This is a college-level course designed for specific health majors.… 3 cr · 3 hr source |
| RNSG 2123 | NURSING PRACTICUM I | — | Co-requisite: RNSG 2119 Applies medical/surgical and mental health nursing theory, critical thinking/clinical reasoning necessary for safe, patient-centered care. Incorporates evidence-based practice… source |
| RNSG 2223 | NURSING PRACTICUM II | — | Prerequisite: RNSG 2123, RNSG 2119 Co-requisite: RNSG 2216 Applies concepts learned in RNSG 2216 to provide safe, quality, patient-centered care to a diverse patient population focusing on wellness a… source |
| RNSG 2323 | Nursing Practicum III 3 | 33 | Semester Credit Hour Total 12 Total General Education Pre-Requisite Course Credit Hours 33 TOTAL COURSE CREDIT HOURS FOR AAS in Registered Nursing 66 Return to Table of Contents Page | 173 SURGICAL T… 33 cr · 33 hr source |
| SURG 2123 | SURGICAL TECHNOLOGY SKILLS LAB I | — | Student will observe and demonstrate the principles and procedures taught in SURG 2014 in the laboratory setting. This experience provides the student the opportunity to practice skills in a non- pat… source |
| SURG 2202 | SURGICAL TECHNOLOGY II SKILLS LABORATORY | — | Student will observe and demonstrate the principles and procedures taught in SURG 2208 in the laboratory setting. This experience provides the student the opportunity to practice skills in a non- pat… source |
| SURG 2306 | Surgical Technology Practicum II 6 | — | Total 9 PROGRAM CREDIT HOUR TOTAL 72 Return to Table of Contents Page | 176 Career & Technical Education Associate of Applied Sciences (AAS) Criminal Justice General Technology Industrial Engineering… source |
| AUTO 1804 | Automatic Transmission 4 | — | Total 16 TOTAL PROGRAM HOURS FOR TECHNICAL CERTIFICATE 35 Those students whose remediation scores are below minimum levels must enroll in remediation courses and may concurrently enroll in program co… source |
| AUTO 1604 | Engine Performance 4 | 16 | Total 16 TOTAL PROGRAM HOURS FOR CERTIFICATE OF PROFICIENCY 16 AUTOMOTIVE DIAGNOSTICS (Course Descriptions – AUTO) Certificate of Proficiency Students in Automotive Diagnostics learn basic automotive… 16 cr · 16 hr source |
| CRJU 2403 | CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION TECHNIQUES | — | Survey of general procedures, concepts and practical application of the mechanics of criminal investigation. Emphasis on elements of crime and fact-finding. source |
| CRJU 2603 | CRJU 2603 | — | Juvenile Justice OR Arkansas Juvenile Law and Procedures 3 Total 9 TOTAL PROGRAM HOURS FOR CERTIFICATE OF PROFICIENCY 9 Return to Table of Contents Page | 181 FORESTRY TECHNOLOGY (Course Descriptions… source |
| CRJU 2543 | JUVENILE REHABILITATION AND CORRECTIONS | — | This course will teach students how to understand the issues related to juvenile problems while focusing on juvenile protection, rehabilitation, incarceration, and dealing with special need offenders… source |
| CRJU 2503 | Arkansas Criminal Law 3 | — | Total 9 TOTAL PROGRAM HOURS FOR CERTIFICATE OF PROFICIENCY 9 *Six hours equivalent credit will be given for persons holding a certificate of completion from the Arkansas Law Enforcement Training Acad… source |
| MATH 1023 | MATH 1023 | — | Technical Math OR Total 14 TOTAL PROGRAM HOURS FOR CERTIFICATE OF PROFICIENCY (BASIC FORESTRY)* 11 SEMESTER/YEAR: SPRING Course Number Course Name Credit Hours source |
| BTEC 2143 | BTEC 2143 | 15 | Introduction to Computers OR Business Applications 3 Social Science Choice* Social Science Choice* 3 Total General Education Credit Hours 15 TOTAL PROGRAM HOURS FOR ASSOCIATE OF GENERAL STUDIES 60 *S… 15 cr · 15 hr source |
| FRST 1064 | FRST 1064 | 60 | Forestry Internship I OR Forestry Capstone 4 Total 7 TOTAL PROGRAM HOURS FOR TECHNICAL CERTIFICATE 36 Return to Table of Contents Page | 182 GENERAL TECHNOLOGY Associate of Applied Science The Associ… 60 cr · 60 hr source |
| MECH 1404 | FUNDAMENTALS OF ELECTRICITY & ELECTRONICS | — | Introduces the student to the National Electrical Code and its application in designing and installing electrical circuits, selecting wiring materials and devices, and choosing wiring methods. Includ… source |
| ENGL 1143 | Technical Writing I 3 | — | Total 19 TOTAL PROGRAM HOURS FOR TECHNICAL CERTIFICATE 38 Those students whose remediation scores are below minimum levels must enroll in remediation courses and may concurrently enroll in program co… source |
| MECH 1804 | Introduction to PLC 4 | — | Welding Elective Welding Elective 4 IET Restrictive Elective OR IET Internship Industrial Engineering Technology Restricted Elective (MECH, PTEC) OR IET Internship (MECH 2614, PTEC 2193) Social Scien… source |
| PTEC 1133 | PROCESS INSTRUMENTATION I | — | This course is the study of instruments and instrument systems used in chemical processing industry, including terminology, primary variables, symbols, control loops, and basic troubleshooting. Stude… source |
| MECH 2203 | PLC Applications 3 | — | IET Restrictive Elective OR IET Internship Industrial Engineering Technology Restricted Elective (MECH, PTEC) OR IET Internship (MECH 2614, PTEC 2193) Social Science Elective Social Science (ECON, PS… source |
| MECH 2003 | Industrial Mechanics and Mechanical Devices 3 | — | Total 14 TOTAL PROGRAM HOURS FOR TECHNICAL CERTIFICATE (INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE) 30 Return to Table of Contents Page | 187 Associate of Applied Science: Industrial Engineering Technology: Industrial M… source |
| MECH 1904 | INDUSTRIAL MOTORS AND CONTROLS | — | Pre-requisite: MECH 1404. Course covers electrical tools, instruments and safety, industrial electrical symbols, and line diagrams, theory to logic as applied to line diagrams, AC manual contractors… source |
| PTEC 2364 | PROCESS TECHNOLOGY II: SYSTEMS | — | Co-requisite: PTEC 1244 This is the study of the interrelation of process equipment and process systems including related scientific principles. Students will arrange process equipment into basic sys… source |
| PTEC 1253 | PRINCIPLES OF QUALITY | — | This is the study of the background and application of quality concepts. Topics include team skills, quality tools, economics and continuous improvement. Students will define terms associated with qu… source |
| CHEM 1024 | /L | — | College Chemistry Principles I/Lab OR Chemistry I for Science Majors/Lab* 4 IET Restrictive Elective OR IET Internship Industrial Engineering Technology Restricted Elective (MECH, PTEC) OR IET Intern… source |
| TRUK 1704 | HVAC Technology 4 | — | TOTAL PROGRAM HOURS FOR CERTIFICATE OF PROFICIENCY 19 Diesel Diagnostics (Course Descriptions – TRUK) Certificate of Proficiency The Certificate of Proficiency (CP) program is designed to prepare stu… source |
| TRUK 1604 | Engine Diagnostics Technology 4 | — | TOTAL PROGRAM HOURS FOR CERTIFICATE OF PROFICIENCY 19 Return to Table of Contents Page | 192 NURSING ASSISTANT (Course Descriptions – NSAT, HSCI) Certificate of Proficiency The curriculum at SouthArk… source |
| HSCI 1021 | CPR and First Aid 1 | — | TOTAL PROGRAM HOURS FOR CERTIFICATE OF PROFICIENCY 12-14 Return to Table of Contents Page | 194 WELDING TECHNOLOGY (Course Descriptions – WELD) Technical Certificate This technical certificate progra… source |
| WELD 1264 | PIPE WELDING I | — | The course covers the practical application of SMAW Pipe Welding. The student will use SMAW equipment and make welds in compliance with AWS codes on carbon steel pipe. This course will use Level Thre… source |
| WELD 2264 | WELD 2264 | — | Layout and Pipefitting II OR Pipe Welding II 4 Total 16 TOTAL PROGRAM HOURS FOR TECHNICAL CERTIFICATE 35 Those students whose remediation scores are below minimum levels must enroll in remediation co… source |
| WELD 2114 | SMAW II Welding 4 | 8 | TOTAL PROGRAM HOURS FOR CERTIFICATE OF PROFICIENCY 8 GMAW (MIG) WELDING (Course Descriptions – WELD) Certificate of Proficiency This Certificate of Proficiency gives students a basic understanding of… 8 cr · 8 hr source |
| WELD 2214 | GMAW II WELDING | — | Pre-requisite: WELD 1214 or consent of instructor. The course covers the practical application of GMAW equipment by welding AWS certification tests in all positions on steel plate and steel pipe. The… source |
| WELD 2224 | GTAW | — | TOTAL PROGRAM HOURS FOR CERTIFICATE OF PROFICIENCY 8 Return to Table of Contents Page | 196 WELDING LAYOUT AND PIPEFITTING (Course Descriptions – WELD) Certificate of Proficiency This certificate is… source |
| WELD 2244 | Layout and Pipefitting II 4 | — | TOTAL PROGRAM HOURS FOR CERTIFICATE OF PROFICIENCY 8 PIPE WELDING (Course Descriptions – WELD) Certificate of Proficiency The Pipe Welding Certificate of Proficiency is designed to help the student g… source |
| ECON 2003 | ECON 2003 | — | Return to Table of Contents Page | 198 Career Accelerator The Career Accelerator division at SouthArk provides non-credit, workforce training. Four departments fall within this division: Academic and… source |
| ACCT 2103 | PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING II | — | ACTS Equivalent Course Number = ACCT 2013 Pre-requisite: ACCT 2003. Introduction to managerial accounting, including cost accounting, financial analysis for decision- making, and managerial reporting… source |
| ACCT 2113 | COMPUTERIZED ACCOUNTING SYSTEMS | — | Pre-requisite: ACCT 2003 or BUSI 1013. Using procedures encountered in accounting information systems with emphasis on journalizing transactions, internal controls, and the use of financial statement… source |
| ARTI 1013 | DRAWING I | — | A course designed to teach the techniques of drawing in pencil, charcoal, and ink. Provides instruction in the application of art principles to drawing. Four hours per week in studio. source |
| ARTI 1113 | DRAWING II | — | Pre-requisite: Pass ARTI 1013 with a “C” or better. Advanced problems in drawing, composition, drawing with colored media, and experimental techniques. Four hours per week in studio. source |
| ARTI 2003 | ART APPRECIATION | — | ACTS Equivalent Course Number = ARTA 1003 (For non-art majors) Co-requisite: Placement into College-Level Reading Course to develop enjoyment of art and understanding of art’s relevance to society th… source |
| ARTI 2073 | PAINTING I | — | Pre-requisite: Pass ARTI 1013 with a “C” or better. This course provides preliminary experience in painting, using transparent water-soluble paints and other media related to pictorial composition. source |
| ARTI 2093 | PAINTING II | — | Pre-requisite: Pass ARTI 2073 with a “C” or higher. Designed for students to become acquainted with advanced painting methods using water soluble paints. Composition and personal style are emphasized… source |
| AUTO 1104 | MANUAL DRIVE TRAIN & AXLES | — | Manual transmissions, transaxles, clutches and transfer cases are covered in this course with lecture and lab. Also covered are u-joints, drive shafts and differential repair and diagnosis. source |
| AUTO 1204 | BRAKE SYSTEMS | — | This course (lecture and lab) covers the diagnosis and repair of brake system hydraulics, drum brake systems, disc brake systems and power assist brake systems. Anti-lock brake system diagnosis and r… source |
| AUTO 1304 | STEERING & SUSPENSION | — | This course (lecture and lab) covers diagnosis and repair of steering and suspension systems. Units of instruction will include steering systems, suspension systems, alignment procedures, and wheel/t… source |
| AUTO 1404 | AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRONICS | — | This course introduces electrical theory including voltage, current, resistance, and power. DC and AC circuits are covered along with series, parallel, and series-parallel circuits. The proper use of… source |
| AUTO 1504 | ENGINE REPAIR | — | This course includes safety, tools, service information, and precision measurement. Also covered are engine disassembly/assembly procedures, engine diagnosis, lubrication and cooling systems. (2 hour… source |
| AUTO 1704 | HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING | — | This course (lecture and lab) covers diagnosis and repair of Air Conditioning Systems. Refrigeration and heating and cooling systems are also covered. Automatic control systems, refrigerant recovery,… source |
| AUTO 2601 | DIRECTED STUDY | — | The student and the instructor will agree upon a project that will enhance the student’s automotive knowledge. The project is to be completed by the student in the classroom, lab, or on the job. May… source |
| BIOL 1114 | /L BIOLOGY FOR MAJORS | — | ACTS Equivalent Course Number = BIOL 1014 Pre-requisite: Placement into College-Level Reading and Math. A study of the principles of biology. Provides the foundation for other advanced courses in the… source |
| BIOL 1024 | /L ZOOLOGY / LAB | — | ACTS Equivalent Course Number = BIOL 1054 Pre-requisite: Placement into College-Level Reading and Math. The emphasis will be on general principles of zoology. The course will survey the major animal… source |
| BIOL 1034 | /L GENERAL BOTANY / LAB | — | ACTS Equivalent Course Number = BIOL 1034 Pre-requisite: Placement into College-Level Reading and Math. The emphasis will be on general principles of botany. Material will cover form, structure, func… source |
| BIOL 2003 | NUTRITION AND DIET | — | Study of the fundamental principles of human nutrition and diet with emphasis on dietary guidelines and MyPlate, carbohydrates, lipids, proteins, vitamins, minerals, and energy requirements in normal… source |
| BIOL 2064 | /L, HUMAN ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY I / LAB | — | ACTS Equivalent Course Number = BIOL 2404 Pre-requisite: Placement into College-Level Reading and Math. This course is the first of two sections on the study of the structure and functions of the org… source |
| BIOL 2174 | /L MICROBIOLOGY/LAB | — | Acts Equivalent Course Number = BIOL 2004 Pre-requisite: Pass BIOL 2064 or BIOL 1004 with a grade of “C” or better. The course/lab incorporates critical thinking as students are introduced to the wor… source |
| BLAW 2013 | LEGAL ENVIRONMENT OF BUSINESS I | — | Pre-requisites: ENGL 1113 This course is a discussion of the legal environment, contracts, and dealings with goods, commercial paper, debts, and creditors. This is the introductory course in law for… source |
| BTEC 1113 | SOCIAL MEDIA | — | Social media, such as Twitter, Facebook, blogging, etc., are technologies that enable individuals to create, collaborate, and share messages with audiences of all sizes. Students will explore the pos… source |
| BTEC 1903 | DIGITAL PUBLISHING | — | Introduces the student to the basics of digital publishing. Course will include terminology, graphics, line draw, columns, tables and charts, report production, and layout techniques as well as advan… source |
| BTEC 1923 | INTRODUCTION TO DIGITAL PHOTO EDITING | — | Students will be introduced to the fundamental and intermediate aspects of digital photo editing. From a post-production perspective, students will learn how to take an existing photographic image an… source |
| BTEC 2043 | WEB DESIGN I | — | Students are introduced to basic web design using Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) and Cascading Style Sheets (CSS).Topics include: planning and designing effective web pages; building web pages with… source |
| BTEC 2183 | INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER GRAPHICS | — | Using current industry software, students will learn how to creatively design through software functions that include drawing, painting, editing, coloring, and layering. Basic and intermediate techni… source |
| BTEC 2193 | WEB DESIGN II | — | Pre-requisite: BTEC 2043 Advanced concepts of web design and production will be used to produce professional websites. Topics include templates, style sheets, layers, interactivity, animating timelin… source |
| BTEC 2223 | EXCEL | — | Through the use of Microsoft Excel, the student will learn core and expert level functions using personal and business applications. The class emphasizes the features and techniques to develop soluti… source |
| BUSI 1003 | THE AMERICAN ENTERPRISE SYSTEM | — | ACTS Equivalent Course Number = BUSI 1013 Pre-requisite: Placement into College-Level Reading Basic course in the fundamentals of business. An overview to develop an intelligent understanding of the… source |
| BUSI 1013 | INTRODUCTORY ACCOUNTING | — | The study of bookkeeping cycles of keeping journals, posting to ledger accounts, taking trial balances, preparing balance sheets and working papers, and preparing closing and adjusting entries. Cover… source |
| BUSI 2013 | BUSINESS STATISTICS | — | ACTS Equivalent Course Number = BUSI 2103 Pre-requisite: MATH 1023 or Approval of Instructor. An introduction to applied statistical analysis including measures of central tendency and dispersion, ba… source |
| BUSI 2043 | CUSTOMER SERVICE AND SUPPORT | — | This course is designed to help students develop outstanding customer service skills. Students will learn how to interact with (communicating in person), resolve conflicts, maintain records, understa… source |
| BUSI 2063 | BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS | — | ACTS Equivalent Course Number = BUSI 2013 Pre-requisites: ENGL 1113 The composition and evaluation of psychologically sound business letters in correct and forceful English. Emphasis is placed on sol… source |
| BUSI 2903 | SPECIAL TOPICS IN BUSINESS | — | A survey of various topics within the field of business to meet specialized needs. CHEM source |
| CHEM 1124 | /L CHEMISTRY II FOR SCIENCE MAJORS / LAB | — | ACTS Equivalent Course Number = CHEM 1424 Pre-requisites: Pass CHEM 1024/L with a grade of “C” or better. Course is a continuation of CHEM 1024/L incorporating critical thinking with a greater emphas… source |
| CRJU 1103 | INTRODUCTION TO CRIMINAL JUSTICE | — | ACTS Equivalent Course Number = CRJU 1023 Co-requisite: Placement into College-Level Reading. Examination of the history and philosophy of the administration of justice in America. The systems and su… source |
| CRJU 1313 | INTRODUCTION TO CRIMINOLOGY | — | This course covers basics in criminology theories, patterns and behaviors. Students learn socioeconomic and sociocultural influences that have affected crime over the years. It is designed to provide… source |
| CRJU 1353 | INTRODUCTION TO CORRECTIONS | — | This course focuses on the major programs within the corrections component of the criminal justice system. It includes analysis of probation, institutional treatment, parole, and community correction… source |
| CRJU 2103 | POLICE ADMINISTRATION | — | Introductory course in the role of police in administration of criminal justice and crime control. An overview of police administrative, line, and auxiliary functions. source |
| CRJU 2303 | RULES OF CRIMINAL EVIDENCE AND PROCEDURES | — | This course will provide the student with an overview of the State and Federal Rule rules of evidence applicable in criminal proceedings. The course will focus on evidence concepts including, but not… source |
| CRJU 2513 | JUVENILE JUSTICE | — | An examination of the juvenile justice system and the provisions of Arkansas and federal law pertaining to juveniles. Designed to provide freshmen and sophomore students with knowledge of terminology… source |
| CRJU 2533 | COMMUNITY BASED CORRECTIONS | — | A study of probation, parole, diversion, pre-trial release, and intermediate sanctions. A critical analysis of the statutes and policies relating to the administration of community-based correctional… source |
| CSCI 1103 | COBOL PROGRAMMING | — | Introduction to computer programming using the Common Business oriented language including presentation and analysis of programming applications and techniques for business, industry, and government. source |
| CSCI 1116 | COMPUTER HARDWARE AND OPERATING SYSTEMS | — | This course introduces learners to the computer hardware and software skills needed to help meet the growing demand for entry-level information and communication technology professionals. The curricu… source |
| CSCI 1302 | NETWORK + CERTIFICATION REVIEW | — | A review of the concepts, terms, and bodies of knowledge making up the Network + certification exam. Introduction to the key networking installations, configurations, and administration tasks involve… source |
| CSCI 1323 | NETWORKING FUNDAMENTALS | — | This course has been designed with the novice networking student in mind and covers all types of networks from the ground up. Designed to provide a solid foundation in essential concepts and methods,… source |
| CSCI 1513 | COMPUTER CAREERS AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT | — | This course will allow students to explore various computer-related careers and professions, as well as address students’ skills, interests, and personalities as related to individual career requirem… source |
| CSCI 1703 | INTRODUCTION TO LINUX | — | Presents the foundational principles and skills of the Linux operating system. Students will learn how to install, maintain, and troubleshoot Linux from a system-level experiential perspective. source |
| CSCI 1713 | ALTERNATIVE OPERATING SYSTEMS | — | Pre-requisite: Placement into College-Level Reading and either CSCI 1114 or CSCI 1263 (or permission of the instructor). This course is an introduction of operating systems other than the Windows OS.… source |
| CSCI 1833 | MOBILE APPLICATION PROGRAMMING | — | This course introduces students to programming technologies, design and development related to mobile applications. Topics include accessing device capabilities, industry standards, operating systems… source |
| CSCI 2053 | JAVA SCRIPT | — | Pre-requisite: CSCI 2803 HTML/CSS XML or permission of instructor. An introduction to the JavaScript language, which is used to develop dynamic web pages with features, such as forms, slide shows, an… source |
| CSCI 2124 | /L INTRODUCTION TO JAVA/ LAB | — | An introduction to the fundamentals of the JAVA programming language. Provides a conceptual understanding of object- oriented programming. Students will learn how to create classes, objects, and appl… source |
| CSCI 2203 | DATABASE | — | Pre-requisite: BTEC 2143 or equivalent skills. Through the use of Microsoft Access, the student will learn core and various expert-level functions through database creation, manipulation, and output… source |
| CSCI 2351 | /2352/2353 SPECIAL TOPICS IN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY | — | A survey course of a selected topic or related topics in information technology intended to provide the student with exposure to new technology or a special knowledge/skill set. Credit will vary depe… source |
| CSCI 2361 | /2362/2363 SPECIAL TOPICS IN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY/ ADVANCED | — | A continuation of CSCI 2351/2352/2353. source |
| CSCI 2373 | WINDOWS SERVER | — | Pre-requisites: Placement into College-Level Reading and CSCI 1116, or permission of the instructor. This course is designed to give students the knowledge and experience to install, configure, and a… source |
| CSCI 2383 | LINUX SERVER | — | Pre-requisite: CSCI 1323, CSCI 2373, or permission of the instructor. This course introduces UNIX and Linux tools to the experienced computer user and to those with only a basic knowledge of computer… source |
| CSCI 2483 | CIT INTERNSHIP | — | The practicum provides work experience as part of study. The course is open to students enrolled in the CIT degree. It provides meaningful work experience in the information technology field as a pai… source |
| CSCI 2803 | HTML/CSS/XML | — | Pre-requisite: BTEC 2043 or higher or permission of instructor. An introduction to the basic languages used to develop web pages: Hypertext Markup language (HTML), Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), and E… source |
| ECED 1003 | FOUNDATIONS OF EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION | — | Pre-requisite: Admission to the Early Childhood Education program. This course is designed to acquaint students with the historical roles of families in their children’s development. Students become… source |
| ECED 1023 | ENVIRONMENTS FOR YOUNG CHILDREN | — | Pre-requisite: Admission to the Early Childhood Education program. This course is designed to provide the student with a broad knowledge base on how to design a program for children developing both t… source |
| ECED 1033 | PRACTICUM I | — | Pre-requisites or Co-requisite: ECED 1003 or ECED 1023; Pre-requisite: EDUC 2033 or EDUC 2053. This course provides opportunities for students to directly apply acquired Early Childhood theory and sk… source |
| ECED 2053 | ADMINISTRATION OF PRESCHOOL PROGRAMS | — | This course covers topics pertinent to the current or future childcare director/owner. Students explore and plan all aspects of opening a childcare center including daily operations, budgeting, perso… source |
| ECED 2303 | LITERACY AND LANGUAGE ARTS FOR EARLY CHILDHOOD | — | This course is designed to make the early childhood educator aware of the acquisition of language and how to provide children birth through pre-kindergarten, including children with special needs, wi… source |
| ECED 2403 | MATH AND SCIENCE FOR EARLY CHILDHOOD | — | This course familiarizes students with a variety of ways to introduce children birth through pre- kindergarten, including children with special needs, to ideas and concepts related to math and scienc… source |
| ECED 2503 | CHILD GUIDANCE | — | This course links principles of child development to appropriate methods of guiding children’s behavior for children birth through pre-kindergarten, including children with special needs. A minimum o… source |
| ECED 2703 | PRESCHOOL CURRICULUM | — | This course is based on the foundation of research in child development and focuses on planning and implementing enriching environments with appropriate interactions and activities for young children… source |
| ECED 2803 | INFANT/TODDLER CURRICULUM | — | This course is based on the foundation of research in child development and focuses on planning and implementing enriching environments with appropriate interactions and activities for young children… source |
| ECED 2833 | CARING FOR EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN | — | Prerequisite or Corequisite: EDUC 2033 or EDUC 2053. This course provides students with a basic understanding of responsive care for the young child in an educationally inclusion environment. Inclusi… source |
| ECED 2863 | INFANT TODDLER DEVELOPMENT & LEARNING | — | This course is the study of the environmental and hereditary affects on the physical, cognitive, social, and emotional development of young children from birth to 3 years of age. Specific emphasis is… source |
| ECED 2883 | SCHOOL-AGE ENVIRONMENTS, CARE, & ACTIVITIES | — | This course focuses on providing education and experiences regarding before and after school environments, care, and activities for children five to 12 years of age in a group care environment. Minim… source |
| ECED 2903 | FUTURE PERSPECTIVES OF EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION | — | This CAPSTONE course introduces students to current research in the field of Early Childhood Education. Students will develop a knowledge base of the NAEYC Code of Ethical Conduct through analyzing c… source |
| EDUC 2003 | INTRODUCTION TO EDUCATION | — | This course is designed to provide the student with an overview of teaching as a profession. A primary goal for this course is to allow students the opportunity to decide if the education profession… source |
| EDUC 2033 | CHILD GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT | — | This course is the study of environmental and hereditary effects on the cognitive, affective, psychomotor and sociolinguistic development of typically and atypically developing children from concepti… source |
| EMAT 1013 | SCRIPTWRITING | — | Students participating in this class will be armed with the skills to write for the media. This course also provides practice in preparing marketable scripts for local stations where beginning jobs a… source |
| EMAT 1023 | MEDIA ETHICS | — | Pre-requisite: ENGL 1113 with a “C” or higher. This course will give students a firm grounding in ethical principles as they apply to reporting, confirming the proper use of sources, confirming the v… source |
| EMAT 1033 | FUNDAMENTALS OF STAGECRAFT | — | This course will introduce students to the technical aspects of stage lighting, sound, rigging, and the roles of grips and gaffers on a film set, television set, and/or stage production. Open to all… source |
| EMAT 1103 | INTRODUCTION TO MEDIA | — | Super 8mm film and digital production, including concept, principles, basic editing, projection and the use of non-synchronous sound. Evaluation and critique of student’s films. Each student required… source |
| EMAT 1203 | AMERICAN CINEMA | — | Through American Cinema, students will acquire a working knowledge of American film history from the silent era to the present day. in addition, they will learn to recognize and use basic technical a… source |
| EMAT 1303 | AUDIO PRODUCTION | — | This course is divided into four major areas: principles, equipment, pre-production, and post- production. Students will also be introduced to acoustics, system wiring, and various types of recording… source |
| EMAT 1403 | EDITING AND POST-PRODUCTION | — | This course is designed for film to include studio and field camera techniques. It includes opportunities in developing, directing, and producing live and taped video programming. source |
| EMAT 1503 | LIGHTING | — | Students will learn basic three-point lighting to full set lighting design. Included in discussion are types of lighting, fixtures, gels, and lighting techniques. source |
| EMAT 1603 | DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY | — | This is an introductory course in digital photography which approaches the medium as an art form and unique means of human communications and a technical skill. The student is introduced to basic mec… source |
| EMAT 1703 | SONGWRITING | — | This course is designed to teach students how to compose original music for varied use (e.g., performance, film soundtracks, commercial use, etc.) Return to Table of Contents Page | 218 source |
| EMAT 2303 | FILM PRE-PRODUCTION | — | Co-requisite: EMAT 2403. This course is designed to lay the ground work for production of video or film. It includes scouting out locations, using a script or storyboard, planning, and preparing a ch… source |
| EMAT 2403 | FILM PRODUCTION AND DESIGN | — | Pre-requisite: Consent of the instructor. The theory and practice of designing a film production; including script analysis, budgeting, equipment deployment and other logistics for preparing a well-c… source |
| EMAT 2503 | INTERNSHIP | — | Pre-requisite: Consent of the instructor. This course is a laboratory course of supervised rehearsal and technical work on community production culminating in performance. It provides the students wi… source |
| EMAT 2523 | INTERNSHIP III | — | Pre-requisite: consent of the instructor. This is an additional laboratory course of supervised rehearsal and technical work on community productions, culminating in performance and designed to hone… source |
| EMSP 1003 | HUMAN SYSTEMS AND ASSESSMENT | — | History taking, charting, and physical examination skills. Emphasis on directing, defining, and describing normal and pathological body conditions. Return to Table of Contents Page | 219 source |
| EMSP 1011 | EMS ENVIRONMENT I | — | An overview of Emergency Medical Systems. Emphasis is placed on professionalism, responsibility, development, improvement, and community involvement. The ethical and legal aspects of Emergency Medica… source |
| EMSP 1014 | PARAMEDIC CLINICAL ROTATION I | — | Supervised rotations through clinical settings. Rotations will include Emergency Department, operating and Recovery Room, ICU/CCU, Pediatrics, and Labor and Delivery units. This rotation will provide… source |
| EMSP 1023 | EMERGENCY RESPIRATORY CARE | — | Care of patients with respiratory disorders. Discussion of the etiology and pathophysiology of the respiratory system, normal respiratory function, and mechanics of respirations. Assessment, pathophy… source |
| EMSP 1024 | EMERGENCY CARDIAC CARE | — | Etiology, pathophysiology, clinical features, cardiac disease processes, and assessment of patients with cardiac disorders and ACLS skills and techniques. Emphasis will be placed on the interpretatio… source |
| EMSP 1033 | INTERMEDIATE CLINICAL ROTATION | — | Supervised rotations through hospital clinical areas. Emphasis will focus on areas that reinforce and allow the student to apply airway management, IV therapy, and patient assessment skills. source |
| EMSP 1043 | TRAUMATOLOGY | — | Management and treatment of traumatic injuries including soft tissues, central nervous system, and musculoskeletal structures. Anatomy and pathophysiology, assessment, and management of traumatic inj… source |
| EMSP 1053 | MEDICAL EMERGENCIES I | — | Recognition, management, and pathophysiology of patients with medical emergencies. This module will include diabetic emergencies, anaphylactic reactions, exposure to environmental extremes, alcoholis… source |
| EMSP 2101 | PARAMEDIC CLINICAL ROTATION II | — | Supervised rotations through clinical settings. Rotations will emphasize the Emergency Department and its correlation to the Emergency Medical Services system. Labor and Delivery, Newborn Nursery, an… source |
| EMSP 2112 | MEDICAL EMERGENCIES II | — | Recognition, management, and pathophysiology of patients with medical emergencies. This module will include infectious disease, OB-GYN, pediatrics, and behavioral emergencies. source |
| EMSP 2224 | FIELD INTERNSHIP I | — | Supervised experience in the pre-hospital care setting that will help the student develop and utilize an understanding of the Advanced Life Support system. The student will practice skills as a team… source |
| EMSP 2254 | COMMUNITY PARAMEDIC PRINCIPLES, PRACTICES & PUBLIC HEALTH | — | Co-requisites: EMSP 2264, EMSP 2274. Explores the role of the Community Paramedic and how it is integrated into the primary care and public health systems. Students will learn the roles of other heal… source |
| EMSP 2264 | PATHOPHYSIOLOGY AND DISEASE MANAGEMENT FOR THE COMMUNITY PARAMEDIC | — | Co-requisites: EMSP 2254, EMSP 2274. Expands on the past knowledge and experience of a licensed Paramedic by further exploring chronic conditions commonly encountered in a primary care and public hea… source |
| ENGL 0103 | ENGLISH FUNDAMENTALS | — | English Fundamentals focuses on improving reading comprehension, reading speed, and vocabulary, while working on basic grammar and paragraph writing source |
| ENGL 2123 | ADVANCED GRAMMAR AND COMPOSITION | — | Pre-requisite: Pass ENGL 1123 with grade of “C” or higher. A refinement of skills including advanced grammar, rhetorical form, and specialized writing. source |
| ENGL 2213 | LITERATURE I | — | ACTS Equivalent Course Number = ENGL 2113 Pre-requisite: ENGL 1123. Introduction to Western literature; samplings of major masterpieces from the early Greeks to A.D. 1600. Emphasis on historical cont… source |
| ENGL 2643 | THE BIBLE AS LITERATURE | — | A survey of the literary genres of the Old and New testaments, focusing on the poetic and/or narrative art of each. Not intended as a vehicle for the sectarian study of religious doctrine or theology. source |
| ENGL 2653 | AMERICAN LITERATURE I | — | ACTS Equivalent Course Number = ENGL 2653 Pre-requisite: ENGL 1123 with a grade of “C” or higher. A survey of American literature, authors, and literary movements before 1865. Students may take Ameri… source |
| ENGL 2663 | AMERICAN LITERATURE II | — | ACTS Equivalent Course Number = ENGL 2663 Pre-requisite: ENGL 1123 with a grade of “C” or higher. A survey of American literature, authors, and literary movements since 1865. Students may take Americ… source |
| ENTR 2003 | PROFESSIONAL SELLING AND ADVERTISING | — | Pre-requisites: ENTR 1003. This course is specifically designed to teach the tools of professional selling and advertising methods to students. Students will learn successful sales techniques for ret… source |
| ENTR 2033 | FEASIBILITY AND FUNDING | — | Pre-requisite: ENTR 1003, ACCT 2003, ENGL 1123 Co-requisite: ACCT 2103 This course will develop the student’s knowledge of exploiting, determining, evaluating, and implementing strategies for determi… source |
| FREN 1014 | 1024 ELEMENTARY FRENCH I, II | — | Courses in beginning French with the efficiency-oriented approach; designed to develop skills in oral comprehension, oral expression, reading, and writing; includes study of basic grammatical concept… source |
| FRST 1002 | INTRODUCTION TO FORESTRY | — | This course will cover a broad overview of basic forestry principles; a review of the history of forestry, a discussion of employment opportunities in the timber industry, and basic safety training. source |
| FRST 1011 | HISTORY AND POLICY IN FORESTRY | — | This course provides an introduction to forest management for technical professionals in the field. The focus will be practice and policies as well as historically significant events that modified th… source |
| FRST 1014 | APPLIED DENDROLOGY | — | A study of trees and woody vines including their identification, classification and commercial uses. source |
| FRST 1024 | FOREST MENSURATION | — | A course covering fundamentals of forest measurements. Includes instruction in locating land on a map, applying sampling techniques, processing and summarizing field data, and electronic and computer… source |
| FRST 1012 | FOREST SOILS AND WATERSHED | — | This course focuses on environments including soil and water. source |
| FRST 1013 | FOREST GIS APPLICATIONS | — | This course introduces geographic information systems (GIS) and global positioning system (GPS) devices. Emphasis is placed on the use of existing hardware and software to create and update computer… source |
| FRST 1034 | HARVESTING PROCEDURES | — | A course dealing with harvesting practices, including development of timber harvesting regulations, harvesting plans and best management practices, and timber contracts. Includes observations of logg… source |
| FRST 1023 | APPLIED SILVICULTURE | — | Focuses on theory and practices involved in controlling the forest establishment, regeneration, composition and growth. Laboratory emphasizes observation and application of various silvicultural proc… source |
| FRST 1054 | FORESTRY INTERNSHIP I | — | Pre-requisite: Approval of Instructor or Program Director A forestry internship is a supervised work and learning opportunity through an approved internship location supervised by the college through… source |
| GEOL 1004 | /L PHYSICAL GEOLOGY / LAB | — | ACTS Equivalent Course Number = GEOL 1114 Co-requisite: Placement into College-Level Reading Study of earth materials and general principles, physical processes that shape the earth: weathering, eros… source |
| GEOL 1014 | /L HISTORICAL GEOLOGY / LAB | — | ACTS Equivalent Course Number = GEOL 1134 Co-requisite: Placement into College-Level Reading A survey of the natural history of the earth including origin and evolution of life as recorded in rocks.… source |
| HCIT 1153 | HEALTHCARE DELIVERY SYSTEMS | — | Co-requisite: HCIT 2073 and HCIT 2081. A course of study designed to introduce the student entering health care fields of the organization, financing, and delivery of health care services. Topics pre… source |
| HCIT 2073 | ICD-10 CODING | — | Co-requisite: HSCI 1003, HCIT 1153, HCIT 2803, and BIOL 2064/L. This course will aid the student in developing and understanding the ICD-10 coding and classification systems in order to assign valid… source |
| HCIT 2173 | REIMBURSEMENT METHODOLOGY | — | Co-requisite: HCIT 2183 and BIOL 2064/L. The student will study the use of coded data and health information in reimbursement and payment systems utilized in health care settings and managed care. Th… source |
| HCIT 2183 | CPT CODING | — | Pre-requisite: HCIT 2073 and HCIT 2081. This course will aid the student in developing and understanding advanced CPT and ICD 10 coding and classification systems in order to assign valid diagnostic… source |
| HCIT 2803 | INTRODUCTION TO MEDICAL SCIENCE | — | This course focuses on specific disease processes, etiology, signs and symptoms, diagnostic procedures, treatments, prognoses and disease interventions which the allied health care provider may encou… source |
| HIST 1003 | HISTORY OF CIVILIZATION TO 1700 | — | ACTS Equivalent Course Number = HIST 1213 Co-requisite: Placement into College-Level Reading An introductory study of civilization from the ancient era through the early modern period emphasizing Eur… source |
| HIST 2013 | HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES TO 1876 | — | ACTS Equivalent Course Number = HIST 2113 Co-requisite: Placement into College-Level Reading Return to Table of Contents Page | 227 A general survey of the history of the United States from the begin… source |
| HIST 2033 | HISTORY OF ARKANSAS | — | Co-requisite: Placement into College-Level Reading General survey of the history of Arkansas from its earliest known habitation to the present. source |
| HIST 2043 | AFRICAN-AMERICAN HISTORY | — | Co-requisite: Placement into College-Level Reading Survey of African-American history from the African background through the slave trade, plantation system, emancipation, and up to the present. Emph… source |
| HIST 2123 | LOUISIANA HISTORY | — | Co-requisite: Placement into College-Level Reading This course is a general survey of the history of Louisiana from its earliest known habitation to the present, including its politics, economics, an… source |
| HIST 2143 | NATIVE AMERICAN HISTORY | — | Co-requisite: Placement into College-Level Reading T his class explores the archaeology, ethnology, and history of the Native Americans from the time of their arrival in North America prior to 12,500… source |
| HSCI 1001 | HEALTH CARE COMPUTER BASICS | — | This basic computer course will allow students to learn and practice basic computer concepts and software applications with an emphasis on personal computing using Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, and Exc… source |
| HSCI 1011 | HEALTH CARE ETHICS AND PROFESSIONALISM | — | This ethics and professionalism course will allow students to examine common ethical, legal, and professional issues that may be faced by health care practitioners. The course will also examine priva… source |
| KINS 2303 | KINESIOLOGY | — | Pre-requisites: Pass BIOL 2064/L with a grade of “C” or better. Study of musculoskeletal anatomy, posture, and movement of the human body. An understanding of the muscular system with regard to origi… source |
| MATH 0071 | TECHNICAL MATH LAB | 1 | Co-requisite: MATH 1073 Return to Table of Contents Page | 229 The Accelerated Learning Program (ALP) Technical math Lab provides extra instruction for students who do not meet the requirements to en… 1 cr · 1 hr source |
| MATH 1033 | PLANE TRIGONOMETRY | 3 | ACTS Equivalent Course Number = MATH 1203 Pre-requisite: MATH 1023. This is a college-level mathematics course designed for STEM and transfer majors. Topics include right and oblique triangles, angle… 3 cr · 3 hr source |
| MATH 2015 | CALCULUS I | 3 | ACTS Equivalent Course Number = MATH 2405 Pre-requisite: MATH 1023 and 1033, or approved by instructor. Differential and integral calculus of functions of one variable with application; topics from p… 3 cr · 3 hr source |
| MATH 2103 | INTRODUCTION TO STATISTICS | 3 | ACTS Equivalent Course Number = MATH 2103 Graphical and statistical techniques of analyzing quantitative data will be studied. Topics include inferential and descriptive statistics, standard distribu… 3 cr · 3 hr source |
| MATH 2115 | CALCULUS II | 5 | ACTS Equivalent Course Number = MATH 2505 Pre-requisite: MATH 2015. A continuation of Calculus I. Topics included differentiation and integration of inverse trig and hyperbolic functions, application… 5 cr · 5 hr source |
| MECH 1003 | INTRODUCTION TO INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY | — | This course covers basic maintenance fundamentals for industrial System technology. Topics include tools used within the industrial Equipment/millwright industry; proper used of fasteners and anchors… source |
| MECH 1103 | ELECTRICAL DRAWINGS | — | Pre-requisite: MECH 1404. The student will learn to read and interpret blueprints commonly found in the industrial maintenance settings. Topics include blueprint layout, symbols, projections, dimensi… source |
| MECH 1111 | STUDENT TO WORK TRANSITION | — | This course explores the elements involved as students prepare to transition from school to the workplace. The course includes soft skills training such as employment search skills, job application R… source |
| MECH 1203 | INDUSTRIAL SAFETY | — | The course deals with methods and programs utilized by industry to prevent injury and fatalities. This course covers mandatory safety training, interpretation of warning labels and signs, OSHA, indus… source |
| MECH 1304 | INSTRUMENTATION | — | Pre-requisite: MATH 1073 or MATH 1023, and MECH 1404 This course prepares students to recognize and understand how to measure things such as pressure, temperature, pH, volume, speed, flow, and densit… source |
| MECH 1414 | ELECTRONICS & ELECTRICAL CIRCUITS | — | Pre-requisite: MECH 1404. Provides fundamentals of single- and three-phase alternating current including parallel circuits, resistance, inductance, capacitance, switching, fusing, current requirement… source |
| MECH 1504 | DIGITAL CIRCUIT TECHNOLOGY | — | Pre-requisite: MECH 1404 and MECH 1414. This course is designed to introduce students to the fundamental concepts encountered in digital electronics. Both classroom and lab instruction will be utiliz… source |
| MECH 1604 | FLUID POWER | — | This course is designed to present the basic theory and application of hydraulic and pneumatic components and systems in an industrial environment. Basic and advanced hydraulics and pneumatics, safet… source |
| MECH 2402 | TRANSDUCERS | — | This course introduces the student to the theory and applications of photo-electric, temperature, motion, position detection, and other types of transducers. HMI (Human-Machine-Interface Software) wi… source |
| MECH 2503 | PRECISION MEASURING TOOLS | — | This course covers how to select, inspect, use and care for various measuring devices such as levels, feeler gauges, calipers, micrometers, height gauges and surface plates, dial indicators, protract… source |
| MECH 2614 | INTERNSHIP | 4 | Pre-requisite: Approval of Instructor or Program Director The Industrial Technology internship is designed to offer students a purposeful experience in their chosen career path. The internship is an… 4 cr · 4 hr source |
| MECH 2803 | INDUSTRIAL ROBOTICS AND ROBOT PROGRAMMING | — | Pre-requisite: MECH 1804. The course uses a team approach to introduce students the basics of operating industrial robots. The course teaches how robots move (locomotion and kinematics), how they sen… source |
| MGMT 1113 | INTRODUCTION TO MANAGEMENT | — | Co-requisite: Placement into College-Level Reading Students learn to apply the basic management functions of planning, organizing, leading, and controlling. Decision making and teamwork skills are em… source |
| MGMT 1114 | JOB PRACTICUM/INTERNSHIP I | — | Pre- or Co-requisite: MGMT 1113 and/or MGMT 2113. The Practicum provides work experience as part of study. The course is open to students enrolled in the management program. It provides meaningful wo… source |
| MGMT 1123 | HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT | — | The principles, methods, and procedures related to the effective utilization of human resources in organizations. source |
| MGMT 2114 | JOB PRACTICUM/INTERNSHIP II | — | A continuation of MGMT 1114. (With permission of instructor). source |
| MGMT 2214 | JOB PRACTICUM/INTERNSHIP III | — | A continuation of MGMT 1114 and MGMT 2114 (With permission of instructor). source |
| MGMT 2653 | SPECIAL TOPICS IN MANAGEMENT | — | A study of current issues in the field of human resource and operation management. Selected topics will be introduced from special readings and research. Designed to keep the professional manager abr… source |
| MUSI 2003 | MUSIC APPRECIATION | — | ACTS Equivalent Course Number = MUSC 1003 (for non-music majors) Co-requisite: Placement into College-Level Reading Survey of music history and literature with emphasis on listening to and evaluating… source |
| NSAT 1002 | NURSING ASSISTANT TRAINING | — | Course theory consists of studies in health care delivery in the long term care facility. Content relates to understanding theory of human needs, infection control, safety measures, nutrition, and bo… source |
| NSAT 1012 | NURSING ASSISTANT LABORATORY | — | This course is designed to incorporate theories learned in classroom to a laboratory and a clinical setting; to learn to apply skills in providing good quality care, safety, nutrition, and communicat… source |
| NSAT 1022 | NURSING ASSISTANT CLINICAL PRACTICUM | — | This ethics and professionalism course will allow students to examine common ethical, legal, and professional issues that may be faced by health care practitioners. The course will also examine priva… source |
| PHYS 1004 | /L THE PHYSICAL SCIENCES / LAB | — | ACTS Equivalent Course Number = PHSC 1004 Pre-requisite: Placement into College-Level Reading and Math. Critical thinking is incorporated to explore, analyze, and evaluate the principles of elementar… source |
| PRNS 1107 | FUNDAMENTALS I | — | This course serves as an introduction to fundamental nursing principles and attitudes required to demonstrate competent nursing care, including: legal and ethical responsibilities, infection control… source |
| PSCI 2013 | AMERICAN GOVERNMENT: STATE AND LOCAL | — | ACTS Equivalent Course Number = PLSC 2103 Pre-requisite: ENGL 0103 with a grade of “C” or better. An overall examination of the institutions and operations on the state and local government level wit… source |
| PSYC 2203 | ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY | — | Pre-requisite: PSYC 2003 with a grade of “C” or better. An introduction to the description, causes, and treatment of abnormal behavior patterns. Topics include, but are not limited to, the scientific… source |
| PTAP 2304 | PATHOPHYSIOLOGICAL CONDITIONS | — | This course includes the study of disease pathophysiology, etiology, clinical signs and symptoms of many diseases and injury-related problems seen in physical therapy. Emphasis is placed on the proce… source |
| PTAP 2315 | /L APPLIED PHYSICAL THERAPY I/LAB | — | Applied Physical Therapy I involves the study of physical therapy data collection procedures relating to patient status (temperature, heart rate, blood pressure, respiration, pain), and selected ther… source |
| PTAP 2406 | /L PHYSICAL THERAPY PROCEDURES/LAB | — | Physical Therapy Procedures includes the study of the principles and techniques of modalities used in the plan of care developed by the Physical Therapist (PT). Included are the indications and contr… source |
| PTAP 2415 | /L APPLIED PHYSICAL THERAPY II/LAB | — | Applied Physical Therapy II involves the study of physical therapy data collection procedures including: joint motion, gross manual muscle strength, posture, gait, fatigue, endurance, pulmonary asses… source |
| PTAP 2503 | PTA SEMINAR | — | Review of the Physical Therapist Assistant Program content through systematic study of physical therapist assistant assessment skills, physical therapist assistant treatment implementation, and profe… source |
| PTAP 2514 | /L NEURO AND REHAB FOR PHYSICAL THERAPIST ASSISTANTS/ LAB | — | This course encompasses the study of neuroanatomy; normal and abnormal development; medical, surgical and physical therapy management of neurological diseases/conditions; facilitation/inhibition tech… source |
| PTEC 1113 | INTRODUCTION TO PROCESS TECHNOLOGY | — | This is the introduction to chemical and refinery plant operations. Topics include process technician duties, responsibilities and expectations; plant organizations; plant process and utility systems… source |
| PTEC 1123 | SAFETY, HEALTH AND THE ENVIRONMENT | — | This course covers the development of knowledge and skills to reinforce the attitudes and behaviors required for safe and environmentally sound work habits. Emphasis is placed on safety, health, and… source |
| PTEC 1244 | PROCESS TECHNOLOGY I: EQUIPMENT | — | This course provides instruction in the use of common process equipment. The student will identify process equipment components; use appropriate terminology to describe components of process equipmen… source |
| PTEC 2193 | INTERNSHIP I | — | Pre-requisites: Approval of Program Director or Instructor. This is a basic or intermediate work-based instruction in a local industry that helps students synthesize new knowledge, apply previous kno… source |
| PTEC 2293 | INTERNSHIP II | — | Pre-requisites: PTEC 2193 and approval of Program Director or Instructor. This is an intermediate or advanced work-based instruction in a local industry that helps students synthesize new knowledge,… source |
| PTEC 2333 | PROCESS INSTRUMENTATION II | — | Pre-requisite PTEC 1133 This course continues the study of instruments and instrument systems used in the chemical processing industry. Issues relating to troubleshooting, annunciator systems and con… source |
| PTEC 2474 | PROCESS TECHNOLOGY III: UNIT OPERATIONS | — | Co-requisite: PTEC 2364. This course combines systems into operational processes with emphasis on operations under various conditions. Topics include typical duties of an operator. Students will comb… source |
| PTEC 2484 | PROCESS TROUBLESHOOTING | — | Co-requisite: PTEC 2364. This course provides instruction in the different types of troubleshooting techniques, procedures, and methods used to solve process problems. Topics include application of d… source |
| RADT 1001 | INTRODUCTION TO RADIOGRAPHY | — | An introduction to the history of radiography, the professional organizations & the health care profession. Includes an introduction to the Radiologic Technology program with emphasis placed on class… source |
| RADT 1002 | ORIENTATION/CLINICAL EDUCATION I | — | Orientation and preparation to enter the healthcare environment. Basic patient transfer and equipment operation is practiced. Introduction to the hospital setting and MRI safety are emphasized. Direc… source |
| RADT 1101 | MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY FOR RADIOGRAPHERS | — | An introduction to the language of Radiologic technology. Emphasis is on the techniques of medical word building, basic elements of medical words, and their pronunciation. source |
| RADT 1102 | PATIENT CARE AND PROTECTION I | — | Principles of care for routine and emergency patients. Infection control, radiation measurement & safety in the healthcare environment will be emphasized. This course requires completion of the Arkan… source |
| RADT 1113 | RADIOGRAPHIC EXPOSURE | — | An in-depth study of exposure factors and their influence on radiographic image quality. source |
| RADT 1122 | PATIENT CARE AND PROTECTION II | — | Continuation of principles of routine and emergency patient care. Emphasis will be placed on ethics and law, human diversity, communication, and patient education. Basic pharmacology and medication a… source |
| RADT 1214 | POSITIONING PROCEDURES I | — | Radiographic positioning of the chest, abdomen, and gastrointestinal tract along with biliary and renal systems. Emphasis on evaluating patient condition and pathologies to obtain a diagnostic radiog… source |
| RADT 1223 | CLINICAL EDUCATION II | — | Continued supervised performance of previously studied examinations, along with procedures being studied in RADT 1304. Completion of at least ten (10) competencies is required. source |
| RADT 1304 | POSITIONING PROCEDURES II | — | Radiographic positioning of the upper and lower extremities, spine, pelvis, and bony thorax. Conditions and pathologies will also be covered. Laboratory required. source |
| RADT 1332 | CLINICAL EDUCATION III | — | Continued supervised performance of previously studied examinations, along with procedures being studied in RADT 1423. Completion of at least nine (9) competencies is required. source |
| RADT 2002 | IMAGE EVALUATION | — | Comprehensive analysis of the diagnostic radiographic image. Emphasis on recognizing and solving image problems. source |
| RADT 2013 | ADVANCED CLINICAL EDUCATION I | — | Includes advanced and elective rotations. Continued refinement of procedures learned in RADT 1214, source |
| RADT 2022 | BASIC COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY | — | This course is designed to provide entry-level radiography students with principles related to computed tomography (CT) imaging, and the knowledge base necessary to perform standard CT procedures. Co… source |
| RADT 2023 | ADVANCED CLINICAL EDUCATION II | — | Includes advanced and elective rotations. Continued refinement of procedures learned in RADT 1214, source |
| RADT 2032 | SPECIAL PROCEDURES | — | An in-depth study of the more specialized examinations performed in diagnostic radiology. This course requires completion of the Arkansas Mandated Reporter Training online course. source |
| RADT 2301 | QUALITY ASSURANCE | — | Methods and procedures of radiographic quality control, including evaluation of test data and the associated allowable variances. Return to Table of Contents Page | 242 source |
| RADT 2303 | SEMINAR | — | Overview of radiography. Emphasis on application of knowledge. To aid in preparation for the ARRT national registry exam, this course reviews all fundamental radiographic concepts. source |
| RADT 2313 | RADIATION BIOLOGY | — | A study of radiation biology, which emphasizes the genetic and somatic effects of radiation and the need for radiation protection. source |
| RNSG 2119 | NURSING PROCESS I | — | Co-requisite: RNSG 2123 Transitions the foundational knowledge of the LPN/LVN with a focus on the RN scope of practice. Incorporates evidence-based practice, medical/surgical, mental health, quality… source |
| RNSG 2216 | NURSING PROCESS II | — | Prerequisite: RNSG 2123, RNSG 2119 Co-requisite: RNSG 2223 Application of additional knowledge focusing on the childbearing family, newborn, women’s health, and pediatric patients. It incorporates ev… source |
| RNSG 2311 | NCLEX-RN PREPARATION | — | Co-requisite: RNSG 2318, RNSG 2323 This online course provides a comprehensive review taught during the program in preparation for taking the NCLEX-RN. Return to Table of Contents Page | 243 source |
| RNSG 2318 | NURSING PROCESS III | — | Prerequisites: RNSG 2216, RNSG 2223 Co-requisite: RNSG 2311, RNSG 2323 This course incorporates higher level nursing care, critical thinking, management and leadership. The student will utilize the n… source |
| SASC 0103 | SOUTHARK SUCCESS | — | This course is designed to equip new students, particularly those enrolled in two or more remediation courses or co-requisite labs, with essential skills for academic success. Learners will engage wi… source |
| SOCI 2003 | INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY | — | ACTS Equivalent Course Number = SOCI 1013. Co-requisite: Placement into College-Level Reading An introduction to the theories, concepts, and basic principles used in the study of group life, social i… source |
| SOCI 2033 | MARRIAGE AND THE FAMILY | — | Co-requisite: Placement into College-Level Reading A study of the problems of courtship, marriage, parenthood, and the family. source |
| SOCI 2013 | SOCIAL PROBLEMS | — | ACTS Equivalent Course Number = SOCI 2013. Co-requisite: Placement into College-Level Reading A sociological study of societal problems including social inequity, institutional abuse of power, popula… source |
| SPAN 1024 | ELEMENTARY SPANISH II | — | ACTS Equivalent Course Number = SPAN 1023 Pre-requisite: SPAN 1014 with a grade of “C” or better. A functional approach to the acquisition of the four-fold communication skills: intensive oral drill,… source |
| SURG 2014 | SURGICAL TECHNOLOGY I | — | This course is designed to introduce the student to the health care delivery system and emphasizes the role and responsibility of health care team members. Discussion will include the introduction to… source |
| SURG 2208 | SURGICAL TECHNOLOGY II | — | This course prepares the student for surgical procedures with correlation of surgical anatomy, pathophysiology, and emphasis placed on the knowledge of the operative sequence throughout surgical proc… source |
| SURG 2216 | SURGICAL TECHNOLOGY PRACTICUM I | — | Student is introduced to the health care facility. The course includes supervised clinical experiences which will include assignment to cases which will involve care and use of instruments and surgic… source |
| SURG 2303 | SURGICAL TECHNOLOGY CST PREP COURSE | — | This course is a certification exam prep course. source |
| THEA 1023 | THEATRE PRODUCTION I | — | Open to all students. One-to-two-act major productions will be staged; students will be required to work onstage and off. source |
| THEA 1103 | INTRODUCTION TO THEATRE | — | Designed for theatre majors, this course offers a survey of theatre arts. It includes a brief outline of theatre history and a more detailed study of the structure of dramatic literature, as well as… source |
| THEA 1223 | MAKEUP | — | This course is a practical guide to the theory and practice of theatrical makeup. Students will become familiar with the basic skills of stage makeup and application. source |
| THEA 1323 | COSTUMING | — | This course is an introduction to basic costume design and construction, including basic machine and hand sewing, commercial pattern usage, alterations, and garment production. source |
| THEA 2003 | THEATRE APPRECIATION | — | ACTS Equivalent Course Number = DRAM 1003 (For non-theatre majors) Co-requisite: Placement into College-Level Reading This course is designed to help students develop an awareness and an appreciation… source |
| THEA 2013 | THEATRE PRODUCTION II | — | Continuation of theatre lab I source |
| THEA 2023 | THEATRE PRODUCTION III | — | Continuation of theatre lab II source |
| THEA 2123 | DIRECTING | — | This course will demonstrate the principles of organizing and directing a film or video production. Theory and practice of aesthetic and practical skills will be developed, direct, and produce live a… source |
| THEA 2633 | ACTING I | — | Pre-requisite: THEA 1103. This course introduces the art of acting and explores the essentials of movement, pantomime, and characterization. Return to Table of Contents Page | 246 source |
| THEA 2643 | ACTING II | — | Pre-requisite: THEA 2633. This is a continuation of study in Acting I with a focus on building the student’s repertoire for audition purposes. TRUK source |
| TRUK 1004 | PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE TECHNOLOGY | — | This is an in-person entry-level course designed to provide you with a sound background in preventive maintenance procedures on Medium/Heavy Duty trucks and equipment. source |
| TRUK 1104 | DRIVETRAIN TECHNOLOGY | — | This is an in-person entry-level course covering the fundamentals of Medium/Heavy Duty truck and equipment service. The units of instruction will include Safety, Clutches, Drivetrains, Transmission S… source |
| TRUK 1204 | BRAKE SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY | — | This is an in-person entry-level course covering the fundamentals of Medium/Heavy Duty truck and equipment service. Units covered are Air Brakes, Hydraulic Brakes, Anti-lock Brake Systems, and Hub an… source |
| TRUK 1304 | STEERING AND SUSPENSION TECHNOLOGY | — | This is an in-person entry-level course that covers diagnosis and repair of Steering and Suspension systems. Units of instruction include Wheel/Tire service, Steering systems, Suspension systems, and… source |
| TRUK 1404 | MEDIUM HEAVY-DUTY ELECTRICAL | — | This in-person entry-level course is designed to provide students with a sound background in electricity and electronics, which is necessary to effectively troubleshoot and service today’s complex ve… source |
| TRUK 1504 | ENGINE REPAIR TECHNOLOGY | — | This is an in-person entry-level course covering the fundamentals of Medium/Heavy Duty truck and equipment service. The units of instruction will include Safety, Tools, Precision Measurement, Engine… source |
| WELD 1114 | /L SMAW I WELDING/LAB | — | The study of the principles and procedures behind Shielded Metal Arc Welding. The course will cover electrode classifications as well as welding machine characteristics, and help the student understa… source |
| WELD 1214 | GMAW I WELDING | — | The study of the principles and procedures behind Gas Metal Arc Welding. The course will cover electrode classifications as well as welding machine characteristics, and help the student understand th… source |
| WELD 1224 | GTAW I WELDING | — | The principles and procedures behind Gas Tungsten Arc Welding. The course will cover electrode classifications as well as welding machine characteristics, and help the student understand the applicat… source |
| WELD 1244 | LAYOUT AND PIPEFITTING I | — | Co-requisite: MATH 1073. The study of fitting together structured steel by using various formulas to develop angles of cut and fit. This course will cover various print reading concepts as well as ho… source |
| WELD 1714 | ADVANCED PIPE WELDING I | — | Pre-requisites: WELD 1114, WELD 2114, WELD 1224, WELD 2224 or comparable prior learning experience. The course is the first of two to be taken consecutively in a compressed format (3 weeks/180 clock… source |
| WELD 2714 | ADVANCED PIPE WELDING II | — | Pre-requisite: WELD 1714. This is the second of a two-part set of courses designed to be taken sequentially in a compressed format (3 weeks/180 clock hours each). The course covers the practical appl… source |
| CHEM 1424 | Chemistry II for Science Majors CHEM | — | 1124/112L Chemistry II for Science Majors/lab source |
| ENGL 2023 | Introduction to Technical Writing ENGL 2043 Technical Writing II | — | Return to Table of Contents Page | 251 ACTS Course Number ACTS Course Name SouthArk Course Number SouthArk Course Name source |
| SPCH 1003 | Introduction to Oral Communication SPCH 1113 Principles of Speech | — | *Human Anatomy and Physiology I and Human Anatomy and Physiology II must be taken at the same institution to be transferable. **Accounting and business courses are not general education core courses.… source |