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2022-2023 NWKTC CATALOG AND STUDENT HANDBOOKSECTION FOUR: Academic Programs and CoursesTable of ContentsCertificates and AAS DegreesGeneral EducationPrograms of Study:Auto BodyAuto TechnologyBusiness TechnologyCarpentryCertified Nurse Aide (CNA)Certified Medication Aide (CMA)Childcare SpecialistCloud and Crypto ComputingCloud Computing and App Development (phasing out 2022-2023)Commercial Driver’s License (CDL)Computer Graphics TechnologyCosmetologyCosmetology – Instructor TrainingCosmetology – Nail TechnicianCrime Scene InvestigationKansas Institute of Diesel TechnologyElectrical TechnologyEmergency Medical Technician (EMT)Emergency Medical Technician – Advanced (AEMT)Engineering Technology – Civil/SurveyingEngineering Technology – MechanicalMedical AssistantPlumbingPrecision AgricultureRespiratory TherapyWelding
2022-2023 NWKTC CATALOG AND STUDENT HANDBOOKThe faculty at Northwest Kansas Technical College are committed to offering quality technicaland general education courses that prepare individuals to achieve their educational goals foremployment and advancement in technical and professional careers.Each program of study strives to provide the most current and technologically relevanteducation possible. Instruction reflects the working environments in which students will beemployed upon graduation. The general education courses complement the technicaleducation programs to enhance personal and professional growth.Certificates and AAS DegreesNorthwest Kansas Technical College offers technical education programs of study and confersthe Associate of Applied Science (AAS) Degree, Technical Certificates, and Certificates ofCompletion under the authority of the Kansas Board of Regents and the Higher LearningCommission.The AAS degree is intended for students who desire immediate employment upon graduationor plan to transfer to another institution of higher education. At Northwest Tech, the AASprogram includes a minimum of (15) credit hours of general education courses in addition to itstechnical program requirements for a total of (60) credits minimum; this degree typicallyrequires two years for completion.The AAS in Applied Technologies is a way for students to mesh together two programs of studyinto one degree plan. Students who wish to pursue this pathway should meet with theRegistrar to determine the course of study to complete this degree.A technical certificate will be issued to students satisfactorily completing a program of studyconsisting of more than 17 but less than 59 credit hours. Students working for a technicalcertificate must successfully complete the course requirements and program specificcompetencies with a 2.0 or higher GPA. Northwest Tech confers three types of technicalcertificates: Tech Cert A is for programs with 17-29 credit hours as approved by KBORTech Cert B is for programs with 30-45 credit hours as approved by KBORTech Cert C is for programs with 46-59 credit hours as approved by KBORA certificate of completion will be issued to students completing a program of 16 or less credithours with a 2.0 or higher GPA.[return to this section’s Table of Contents]
2022-2023 NWKTC CATALOG AND STUDENT HANDBOOKGeneral EducationNorthwest Kansas Technical College believes that general education is a crucial component to astudent’s education. Students will learn technical theory and application in their programs,which will make them successful in their careers. Through the General Education coursework,students will learn to analyze problems, ideas, and values which will enable them to becomeproductive citizens, family members, consumers, employees, community leaders and lifelonglearners. Therefore, we seek to instill in our students an understanding of the cultural,economic, intellectual, and social dimensions of their world by completing courses from the fivegeneral education categories.General Education PhilosophyWe endeavor that each student will:1.2.3.4.5.6.7.Demonstrate the values of diversity, integrity, responsibility, perseverance, and strongwork ethics.Read, write, speak, and listen on a level that facilitates the ability to work in a chosenfield and be an active citizen.Perform mathematical operations necessary to be competent in personal andprofessional settings.Use computer technology applications in personal and professional settings.Demonstrate sound judgment in planning and making personal financial decisions.Use systematic methods of inquiry, critical, and creative processes to identify problemsand make informed decisions.Recognize strengths and weaknesses as a learner and develop strategies for timemanagement, documentation, evaluation processes, and personal improvement.[return to this section’s Table of Contents]
2022-2023 NWKTC CATALOG AND STUDENT HANDBOOKAuto Body (Automotive Collision & Repair)Description:The Auto Body (Automotive Collision & Repair) program is designed for the student to learnbasic concepts and skills during the first year. Examples of some of these skills are windshieldreplacement, MIG welding, minor metal straightening, basic refinishing, and minor electricalrepair. These basic skills are the foundation for the more advanced areas of the trade, whichthe second-year student will encounter. Some examples of these advanced areas are majorcollision, custom paint techniques, color matching, metal fabrications, basic wheel alignment,and advanced welding.The curriculum is directly related to trade standards and employment opportunities. As repairmethods change, the curriculum is continually updated to provide instruction on the safe andproper use of the latest tools, equipment, products, and procedures currently being used inthe industry. Instruction includes both shop and classroom situations with the emphasis onthe actual “hands-on” experiences. Applied shop instruction involves individualized live workon customer and students’ vehicles, shop projects, and demonstration mock-up tasks.Degree/Certificates awarded:AASTech Cert CAccreditation/Certification:Seeking NATEF Re-Certification during 2022-2023By meeting strict industry related standards, the Auto Body (Automotive Collision & Repair)program became certified by the National Automotive Technician Education Foundation(NATEF) in 1992. NATEF is a part of the Automotive Service Excellence (ASE), which is theorganization that tests and certifies technicians in this trade.Program Learning Outcomes:Upon successful program completion, students are able to:1. Demonstrate safety procedures involved in the collision repair industry.2. Diagnose and make proper structural/nonstructural repairs.3. Replace and make adjustments of stationary and moveable glass.4. Refinish auto to OEM (original equipment manufacturer) standards.5. Analyze mechanical, electrical, and electronic components.6. Perform basic welding skills.7. Perform safe disarming, handling, and installation of airbags.8. Track material costs, and provide accurate estimates.9. Evaluate and use information technology effectively.10. Demonstrate effective reading, writing, speaking, listening, and time managementskills.11. Demonstrate mathematical skills.
2022-2023 NWKTC CATALOG AND STUDENT HANDBOOK12. Operate basic computer programs.13. Identify and solve problems, applying knowledge in a critical, creative, and ethicalmanner.Program Schedule:Students will attend class from 7:00 a.m. – 3:30 p.m., Monday through Friday.Miscellaneous Notes: During the sophomore year the students may participate (withInstructor approval) in the Occupational Work Experience (OWE) four weeks before theending date of the program.Auto Body (Collision Repair) Program GuideFirst Semester:Course #Course NameCR 120CR 140ACR 160ACR 180CR 185ENGL 105Non-Structural A&D Repair IStructural A&D Repair IPainting & Refinishing IMechanical & ElectricalDamage Appraising ITechnical Writing (or Communications Elective)Second Semester:Course #Course NameBA 215Personal Finance (Required)CF 101CR 122ACR 142ACR 162ACR 182CR 195Computer Fundamentals (or Lab Science)Non-Structural A&D Repair IIStructural A&D Repair IIPaint & Refinishing IIMechanical & Electrical IIHybrid Training I*Third Semester:Course #Course NameCR 220ACR 240ACR 260BCR 245HUM 105MATH 105 (or 107)Non-Structural A&D Repair IIIStructural A&D Repair IIIPaint & Refinishing IIIDamage Appraising IIEthics (or Gen Ed Elective)Technical Math (or Tech Math with Review)Fourth Semester:Course #Course Name
2022-2023 NWKTC CATALOG AND STUDENT HANDBOOKAE 205CR 222ACR 242CR 262CR 285CR 275Forklift Operator Training*Non-Structural A&D Repair IVStructural A&D Repair IVPaint & Refinishing IVMechanical & Electrical III*Composite Applications****[return to this section’s Table of Contents]Automotive TechnologyDescription: The Automotive Technology program trains students in the basicfundamentals, necessary job skills, and related work procedures for employment in theautomotive profession. Coursework includes use of technical service manuals; testingequipment; electronic ignition systems; rear, front and four-wheel drive; power steering;brakes; and electronics used in brakes, transmissions, steering systems, and a variety of othercomponents. Students will use the latest in infrared engine analyzers and computerizeddiagnostic devices.The auto tech shop is similar to repair bays in an automotive dealership. This enablesstudents to work with the same type of tools and equipment they will find in industry. Weschedule customer work that provides job training. Students are tasked with troubleshooting,looking up parts, figuring a job sheet, and interacting with customers. As advancedtechnology is introduced with new automobiles each year, our program is continuallyupdated.Degree/Certificates awarded:AASTech Cert BTech Cert CAccreditation/Certification: NATEF CertificationProgram Learning Outcomes:Upon successful completion of this program, students will be able to: Accurately diagnose, repair and service suspension and steering systems. Diagnose and repair fuel injection and emissions system. Demonstrate the ability to troubleshoot and repair electronic systems andcomponents. Diagnose and repair drive train system components and transmissions.
2022-2023 NWKTC CATALOG AND STUDENT HANDBOOK Accurately diagnose, repair, and service brake systems. Service and repair heating and air-conditioning systems according to state, local, andfederal guidelines. Diagnose and repair individual engine component systems. Demonstrate effective reading, writing, speaking, listening, and time managementskills. Demonstrate mathematical skills. Operate basic computer programs.Program Schedule:Students will attend class and lab from 8:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., Monday through Friday.Miscellaneous Notes:This Automotive Technology program is certified in the eight required areas needed to meetthe strict industry standards for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) Master certification. ASEis a national non-profit organization which tests and certifies automotive repair technicians.The National Automotive Technicians Education Foundation (NATEF) has evaluated andapproved our program for certification, meeting the standards of excellence in the followingareas: Automatic Trans/Transaxle, Brakes, Electrical Systems, Engine Performance, EngineRepair, Heating and Air Conditioning, Manual Drive Train and Axles, Suspension and Steering.This certification program ensures that “top notch” technicians will be entering the workforce.Auto Tech Program GuideFirst Semester:Course #Course NameAT 100AT 110AAT 120AT 131AT 135AT 137ENGL 105Shop Orientation/SafetySuspension & Steering IWheel Alignment Diagnosis & RepairBrakes IBrakes II*Tire MaintenanceTechnical Writing (or Communications Elective)Second Semester:Course #Course NameAT 149AT 150AAT 155AAT 163AT 165AT 290CF 101Electrical IAutomotive ElectronicsBatteries Starting/Charging SystemsEngine Performance IEngine Performance IIHybrid & Electric Vehicles*Computer Fundamentals (or Lab Science)
2022-2023 NWKTC CATALOG AND STUDENT HANDBOOKThird Semester:Course #Course NameAT 211AT 221AT 223AT 225BA 215MATH 105 (or 107)Manual Transmission, Clutches & Transaxle Transfer Case Service IAutomatic Transmissions & Transaxle Service IAutomatic Transmission Service IIAdvanced Automatic Transmission Repair & Improvement*Personal Finance (Required)Technical Math (or Tech Math with Review)Fourth Semester:Course #Course NameAT 230AT 250AT 255AT 260AAT 270AT 175AT 280AHUM 105Driveline Service & Rear Axle Diagnosis & RepairAC & Heating Ventilation SystemsEngine Diagnosis Skills & ReplacementCylinder Head & Valve Train Diagnosis & RepairEngine Block Assembly Diagnosis & RepairAdvanced Engine Performance*Lube/Cooling System Diagnosis & RepairEthics (or Gen Ed Elective)***[return to this section’s Table of Contents]Business TechnologyDescription: The Business Technology Department trains leaders, facilitators, and managersfor productive careers in industry who possess an uncompromising commitment to personalintegrity, ethical practice, and sound critical thinking. It generates graduates who are skillednot only in the technical fields of marketing, finance, accounting, management, andinformation systems, but also in the human skills of forging relationships, fosteringteamwork, and forming characterDegree/Certificates awarded:AASTech Cert BProgram Learning Outcomes:Upon completion of program, students will:
2022-2023 NWKTC CATALOG AND STUDENT HANDBOOK Demonstrate the personal qualities necessary for success: self-management, selfdiscipline, teamwork, emotional intelligence, and commitment to personal growthand lifelong learning. Demonstrate ethical behavior by acting with integrity, personal responsibility,perseverance, and character. Communicate effectively in listening, reading, writing, and speaking. Understand how today’s business environment requires managers to demonstrateleadership, organization, and facilitation skills. Use computer technology effectively to manage data and improve productivity. Demonstrate effective time management and problem-solving skills. Demonstrate knowledge of business functional areas in accounting, sales, informationmanagement, marketing, finance, and organizational behavior.Program Schedule:The daily schedule may vary; classes may begin at 7:00 a.m. and end by 3:30 p.m.Business Technology Program GuideFirst Semester:Course #Course NameBA 100BA 130BT 123Introduction to BusinessLeadershipBusiness MathematicsBT 169CF 101Business CommunicationsComputer FundamentalsSecond Semester:Course #Course NameBA 260BA 290COMM 120ECON 200ENGL 110 (or 112)Principles of ManagementSales/Customer ServicePublic Speaking (or Communications Elective)MicroeconomicsEnglish Composition I (or English Comp with Review)MATH 110 (or 112)Intermediate Algebra (or Intermediate Algebra with Review)Third Semester:Course #Course NameBA 210BA 215Principles of MarketingPersonal Finance (Required)BA 235ECON 210Principles of Accounting I (Financial)MacroeconomicsENGL 115English Composition II (Required)
2022-2023 NWKTC CATALOG AND STUDENT HANDBOOKFourth Semester (students choose one option below):Traditional Business TrackCourse #Course NameBA 265BA 270HUM 105MATH 180(elective)Principles of Accounting II (Managerial)EntrepreneurshipEthics (Required)Elementary StatisticsGeneral Education ElectiveSports Management TrackCourse #Course NameBA 132Intro to Sports ManagementBA 220Sports in SocietyBA 270EntrepreneurshipHUM 105(elective)Ethics (Required)General Education Elective***[return to this section’s Table of Contents]CarpentryDescription: Carpentry is a practical technical program that provides training in thenecessary job skills and related technical information used in the construction and cabinetmaking trades. The program introduces all phases of residential carpentry.Each phase of construction work is preceded with classroom information to prepare thestudent for actual work experience. Job skills are honed through projects such as theconstruction of a complete residential home, remodeling work, on/off-campus jobs, and shopprojects.Courses include floors, walls, ceilings, framing, roof framing, windows, doors, stairs,concrete/masonry, flooring and exterior finishes, interior finishes and stains, drywall andinsulation, building codes, cabinets, countertops, and commercial applications. Successfulstudents will be poised to advance to the journeyman and master tradesman levels afterentering the profession.Degree/Certificates awarded:AASTech Cert B
2022-2023 NWKTC CATALOG AND STUDENT HANDBOOKTech Cert CAccreditation/Certification: NCCERProgram Learning Outcomes:Upon successful completion of the program, students are able to: Demonstrate knowledge of safety involved with the building construction industry. Demonstrate knowledge and skills to properly operate manual and power tools usedin residential construction. Possess knowledge to perform tasks of entry-level building construction employment. Demonstrate proficiency of layout and assembly of framing. Demonstrate mathematical and reasoning skills. Demonstrate effective reading, writing, speaking, listening, and time managementskills.Program Schedule:Students attend class from 7:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., Monday through Friday.Carpentry Program GuideFirst Semester:Course #Course NameENGL 105GC 100GC 105GC 110GC 120GC 125HUM 105Technical WritingOSHA 10Introductory Craft SkillsCarpentry BasicsFloors, Walls, & Ceiling FramingRoof FramingEthics (Gen Ed Elective)Second Semester:Course #Course NameAE 205GC 135GC 155GC 175GC 177MATH 105 (or 107)Forklift Operator Training*Windows, Doors, & StairsRoofing & Exterior FinishesInterior FinishesDrywall & InsulationTechnical Math (or Tech Math with Review)Third Semester:Course #Course NameBA 215CF 101Personal Finance (Required)Computer Fundamentals (or Lab Science)
2022-2023 NWKTC CATALOG AND STUDENT HANDBOOKEL 105BEN 180AGC 150WD 210Basics of ElectricityComputer Aided Drafting (CAD) IResidential Concrete/MasonryMetal FabricationFourth Semester:Course #Course NameGC 215GC 220GC 225GC 235GC 280Building CodesInterior Stain and FinishesCommercial ApplicationsCabinets/CountertopsCarpentry Specialization***[return to this section’s Table of Contents]Certified Nurse Aide (CNA)Description:This course provides classroom and clinical instruction for the primary care of clients in longterm and acute care facilities. Students learn skills for daily hygiene, bedside care, vital signmeasurement, positioning and safe transfer of clients. The class prepares and schedules thestudent to take the Kansas CNA examination.Degree/Certificates awarded: Certificate of CompletionAccreditation/Certification:Kansas Department of Aging and Disability Services – Certified Nurse AideProgram Learning Outcomes:Upon successful completion of this course, students will be able to: Demonstrate nursing skill Register for the Kansas C.N.A. exam if all requirements for certification are metProgram Schedule:This program consists of one class which meets over a six-week period.Miscellaneous Notes:The course consists of didactic (classroom) instruction and lab skill instruction.Following the lab skill check-off assessment, students complete a practicum
2022-2023 NWKTC CATALOG AND STUDENT HANDBOOKexperience.C.N.A. Program GuideAL 150 Certified Nurse Aide***[return to this section’s Table of Contents]Certified Medication Aide (CMA)Description:This course includes the development of knowledge related to many commonly prescribedmedications. Students will learn the classification, side effects and techniques ofadministration, including preparation and accurate distribution of medications. Safeadministration of oral medications is discussed and demonstrated. Students will be scheduledto take the Kansas CMA examination.Degree/Certificates awarded: Certificate of CompletionAccreditation/Certification:Kansas Department of Aging and Disability Services – Certified Medication AideProgram Learning Outcomes:Upon successful completion of this program, students will be able to: Register for the Kansas C.M.A. exam if all certification requirements are metProgram Schedule:This program consists of one course.Miscellaneous Notes:Pre-requisite: AL 150 Certified Nurse AideC.M.A. Program GuideAL 155 Certified Medication Aide***[return to this section’s Table of Contents]
2022-2023 NWKTC CATALOG AND STUDENT HANDBOOKChildcare Specialist (online only)Description:The Childcare Specialist program prepares students to serve as teacher’s aides and LeadTeachers in a variety of child care facilities that serve infants, toddlers, and pre-school agechildren. Core concepts to be addressed include the developmental stages (physical, social,intellectual, and emotional) of infants, toddlers and pre-school aged children; legal and ethicalconsiderations in child care; observing and recording children’s behavior, and buildingrelationships with the children’s families and the community at large.Degree/Certificates awarded:AASTech Cert ATech Cert BAccreditation/Certification: CDAProgram Learning Outcomes:Upon successful completion of the program, students will be able to:1. Plan a safe and healthy learning environment for infants, toddlers and pre-schoolaged children2. Advance children’s physical development3. Advance children’s intellectual development4. Advance children’s social development5. Advance children’s emotional development6. Implement strategies for building relationships with families and communities7. Observe and record children’s behavior8. Abide by principles of ethical conduct and professionalism, following local, stateand federal laws pertaining to child care.Program Schedule:This program is offered online, with a variety of practicum experiences that must takeplace in a local child care facility. Students will work with the program instructor tosecure the practicum sites.Childcare Specialist Program GuideFirst Semester:Course #Course Name
2022-2023 NWKTC CATALOG AND STUDENT HANDBOOKCCS 100CCS 105CCS 110CCS 115CCS 120CCS 125CCS 130CCS 135CCS 140Principles of Child Development and LearningEarly Childhood Health and SafetyPediatric First Aid and CPREarly Childhood Physical and Intellectual DevelopmentEarly Childhood Social and Emotional DevelopmentBuilding Relationships with Families and CommunitiesObserving and Recording Children's BehaviorEarly Childhood Ethics and ProfessionalismChildcare Regulations and OperationsSecond Semester:Course #Course NameCCS 145CCS 150CCS 155CCS 160CCS 165CCS 170CCS 175Preparation for CDA CertificationPortfolio Development for Early ChildhoodChild Care Lab I: InfantsChild Care Lab II: ToddlersChild Care Lab III: PreschoolersNutrition for the Young ChildYoung Children with Special NeedsThird Semester:Course #Course NameCCS 200CCS 205COMM 150HUM 105MATH 110 (or higher)Early Childhood Language and LiteracyEarly Childhood Inclusion and DiversityInterpersonal Communication (or Communications Elective)Ethics (or Gen Ed Elective)Intermediate Algebra (or Math 112 or higher)Fourth Semester:Course #Course NameART 101BA 215CCS 210CCS 215CF 101ENGL 110Art Appreciation (or Gen Ed Elective)Personal Finance (Required)Recognizing Abuse and NeglectCreative Experiences with Young ChildrenComputer Fundamentals (or Lab Science Elective)English Composition I (or Communications Elective)***[return to this section’s Table of Contents]Cloud and Crypto ComputingDescription: Learn how to develop iOS and Web Apps in the rapidly expanding mobilemarket. The cloud and mobile environments are some of the fastest-growing technologyopportunities in modern history. The training received from our Cloud Computing & App
2022-2023 NWKTC CATALOG AND STUDENT HANDBOOKDevelopment program will enable you to create apps that are rich in data and run on allplatforms.Degree/Certificates awarded:AASTech Cert BProgram Learning Outcomes:Upon successful completion of the program, the student will be able to: Design and build from scratch, apps for iOS using swift devices. Design and build apps for both iOS and Android using REACT Native Create front end websites from HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Build and Demo app prototypes to clients Use cloud services such as AWS to host and work with your Apps. Build relational databases that are queried with SQL Build NoSQL databases Build web backends using Node.js. Design and implement hour own code algorithms using JavaScript, Swift, and C. Build simple circuits that run off of code. Build loT device prototypes that communicate through the cloud with your apps. Build and Design networks in the cloud with security and cost in mind. Work in teams on real projects using the latest Agile software. Use code versioning software to commit your work. Submit their own app in the iOS App Store.Program Schedule:Students will attend class from 8:00 a.m. - 2:30 p.m., Monday through Friday.Miscellaneous Notes:The first year of study consists of the core courses that prepare students to chooseone of five pathways for the second year of study. Students may choose ONE of thefollowing: Back-end; Blockchain; Dev Ops; Front-end; Product Design and ProjectManagement.Cloud and Crypto Computing Program GuideFirst Semester:Course #Course NameCCC 110CCC 115CCC 120CCC 125CF 101Object Oriented ProgrammingProgramming in SwiftFront-end Web DevelopmentBlockchain and Cryptocurrency FundamentalsComputer Fundamentals and Applications (Required)
2022-2023 NWKTC CATALOG AND STUDENT HANDBOOKMATH 120Contemporary Math (Required)Second Semester:Course #Course NameBEH 105CCC 130CCC 135CCC 140CCC 145CCC 150Human Relations (or General Education Elective)Software Design IDesign and Front-end Web DevelopmentAdvanced Programming in SwiftCryptocurrency Smart ContractsDistributed Application DevelopmentBack-end TrackThird Semester:Course #Course NameBA 215CBE 210CBE 215CBE 220CBE 225ENGL 106Personal Finance (Required)API DevelopmentMicroservices and ServerlessDatabase ManagementLive Work I for Back-endTechnical Writing-Coding DocumentationFourth Semester:Course #Course NameCBE 230CBE 235CBE 240Advanced API DevelopmentAdvanced Databases and Data CachesLive Work II for Back-endBlockchain TrackThird Semester:Course #Course NameBA 215CBC 210CBC 215CBC 220CBC 225ENGL 106Personal Finance (Required)Intermediate Smart ContractsBlockchain TokenomicsIntermediate Distributed Application DevelopmentLive Work I for BlockchainTechnical Writing-Coding DocumentationFourth Semester:Course #Course NameCBC 230CBC 235CBC 240Advanced Smart ContractsAdvanced Distributed Application DevelopmentLive Work II for BlockchainDev Ops Track
2022-2023 NWKTC CATALOG AND STUDENT HANDBOOKThird Semester:Course #Course NameBA 215CDO 210CDO 215CDO 220CDO 225ENGL 106Personal Finance (Required)Cloud SystemsCI/CD Continuous Integration/Continuous DeploymentApplications SecurityLive Work I for Development and OperationsTechnical Writing-Coding DocumentationFourth Semester:Course #Course NameCDO 230CDO 235CDO 240CDO 245Advanced ScriptingSystem Monitoring and BillingLive Work II for Development and OperationsContainer ManagementFront-end TrackThird Semester:Course #Course NameBA 215CFE 210CFE 215CFE 220CFE 225ENGL 106Personal Finance (Required)Intermediate Front-end Web DevelopmentNative iOS DevelopmentNative Android DevelopmentLive Work I for Front-endTechnical Writing-Coding DocumentationFourth Semester:Course #Course NameCFE 230CFE 235CFE 240Native DevelopmentAdvanced Front-end DevelopmentLive Work II for Front-endProduct Design and Project Management TrackThird Semester:Course #Course NameBA 215CPD 210CPD 215CPD 220CPD 225ENGL 106Personal Finance (Required)Responsive DesignUI/UX User Interface/User ExperienceTeam ManagementLive Work I for Product DesignTechnical Writing-Coding DocumentationFourth Semester:Course #Course NameCPD 230CPD 235Advanced Team ManagementAdvanced UI/UX User Interface/Uer Exerience
2022-2023 NWKTC CATALOG AND STUDENT HANDBOOKCPD 240Live Work II for Product Design & Project Management***[return to this section’s Table of Contents]Cloud Computing and App Development ** This program is being phased out in 2022-2023. Only students who have started theprogram prior to Fall 2022 are eligible to complete this program.Description: Learn how to develop iOS and Web Apps in the rapidly expanding mobilemarket. The cloud and mobile environments are some of the fastest-growing technologyopportunities in modern history. The training received from our Cloud Computing & AppDevelopment program will enable you to create apps that are rich in data and run on allplatforms.Degree/Certificates awarded:AASTech Cert BAccreditation/Certification:Program Learning Outcomes:Upon successful completion of the program, the student will be able to: Design and build from scratch, apps for iOS using swift devices. Design and build apps for both iOS and Android using REACT Native Create front end websites from HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Build and Demo app prototypes to clients Use cloud services such as AWS to host and work with your Apps. Build relational databases that are queried with SQL Build NoSQL databases Build web backends using Node.js. Design and implement hour own code algorithms using JavaScript, Swift, and C. Build simple circuits that run off of code. Build loT device prototypes that communicate through the cloud with your apps. Build and Design networks in the cloud with security and cost in mind. Work in teams on real projects using the latest Agile software. Use code versioning software to commit your work. Submit their own app in the iOS App Store.
2022-2023 NWKTC CATALOG AND STUDENT HANDBOOKProgram Schedule:Students will attend class from 8:00 a.m. - 2:30 p.m., Monday through Friday.Cloud Computing and App Development Program GuideFirst Semester:Course #Course NameCC 110CC 120CC 130CC 180CF 101App Development IWeb Application ICircuits & CodeResponsive DesignComputer Fundamentals and Applications (
The Auto Body (Automotive Collision & Repair) program is designed for the student to learn . Automatic Trans/Transaxle, Brakes, Electrical Systems, Engine Performance, Engine . AT 120 Wheel Alignment Diagnosis & Repair AT 131 Brakes I AT 135 Brakes II* AT 137 Tire Maintenance ENGL 105 Technical Writing (or Communications Elective) .
