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CREDIT PROGRAMS / COURSE DESCRIPTIONSAddendum to 2018-19 CatalogueBUSINESSAssociate in Science Degree and Certificateof Achievement: AccountingDegree Student Learning Outcome:Students will be able to analyze financial, economic,and management issues and formulate strategies for thegrowth and development of a business entity.Program Requirements:Units required: 22-23BUS-201BUS-202BUS-211ECON-201UnitsPrinciples of Accounting I . 5.0Principles of Accounting II . 5.0Business Law .3.0Macroeconomics .3.0ORMacroeconomics - Honors. mics Honors . 3.0Statistical Methods in Businessand Economics .3.0ORMATH-140Introductory Statistics . 4.0ORMATH-140HIntroductory Statistics - Honors . 4.0Recommended electives:CAWT-145Quickbooks Pro .3.0CHEMISTRYCHEM 100 CHEMISTRY AND SOCIETYUnits: 3.00CSU 54.00 hours lectureC-ID CHEM 100Prerequisite: MATH-060 or MATH-075Introduces students to basic concepts of chemistry andrequires analyses of the socio-cultural contexts withinwhich chemistry places a central role in everyday life.The course is designed to provide a general educationalexposure to the physical sciences, specifically chemistry,and is not recommended for science majors. Introductionto chemistry course for non-science majors.College of the CanyonsAssociate in Science and Certificate ofAchievement: Construction TechnologyThe Construction Technology Program is designed toprepare students for entry-level positions in the buildingconstruction trades. The Certificate of Achievementcurriculum prepares students with the basic skillsrequired to enter a career in Plumbing, Electrical,Carpentry, or related field. The Construction TechnologyCertificate of Achievement stacks upon the Plumbing,Electrical, and Carpentry Certificates of Achievement,and the Construction Technology Associate in ScienceDegree stacks upon the Certificate of Achievement.Degree Student Learning Outcome:Students will be able to demonstrate proficiency in entrylevel skills and knowledge required for employment in aconstruction technology career field.Program Requirements:Units required: ST-032CONST-101CONST-103CONST-109CONST-122. UnitsPlumbing Technology I . 2.0Plumbing Technology II . 2.0Electrical Technology I . 2.0Electrical Technology II . 2.0Carpentry Technology I. 2.0Carpentry Technology II. 2.0Introduction to Constructionand Construction Engineering . 2.0Blue Print Reading forConstruction .3.0California Building Code . 3.0Plumbing Systems and thePlumbing Code .3.0ORCONST-124MFGT-090California Electrical Code . 3.0Measurements and Computations . 3.0Certificate of Achievement: CarpentryTechnologyThe Carpentry Technology Certificate of Achievementis designed to prepare students for entry-level positionsin a carpentry technology related trade. The curriculumincorporates courses in skills application, trades math,print reading, building codes, and general constructionsite operations and safety.Certificate Student Learning Outcome:Students will be able to apply basic skills and knowledgerequired for employment in a carpentry technologyrelated MENTTECHNOLOGY

CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT TECHNOLOGYCREDITPROGRAMS/ COURSE DESCRIPTIONSTABLEOF CONTENTSProgram Requirements:Units Required: 18Program Requirements:Units Required: ST-101CONST-103CONST-109CONST-122MFGT-090. UnitsCarpentry Technology I. 2.0Carpentry Technology II. 2.0Introduction to Construction and .Construction Engineering . 2.0Blue Print Reading forConstruction .3.0California Building Code . 3.0Plumbing Systems and thePlumbing Code .3.0Measurements andComputations ificate of Achievement: ElectricalTechnologyThe Electrical Technology Certificate of Achievement isdesigned to prepare students for entry-level positions inan electrical technology related trade. The curriculumincorporates courses in skills application, trades math,print reading, and building codes. The ElectricalTechnology Certificate of Achievement stacks upon theCertificate of Specialization.Certificate Student Learning Outcome:Students will be able to apply basic skills and knowledgerequired for employment in an electrical technologyrelated trade.ENGL 110 COMPOSITION AND LITERATUREUnits: 3.00UC:CSU 54.00 hours lectureC-ID ENGL 120Prerequisite: ENGL-101 or ENGL-101HIntroduces representative works from major genres,develops students’ close reading and analyticalwriting skills, and promotes appreciation and criticalunderstanding of the cultural, historical, and aestheticqualities of literature.Program Requirements:Units Required: ST-124MFGT-090. UnitsElectrical Technology I. 2.0Electrical Technology II. 2.0Introduction to Construction and .Construction Engineering . 2.0Blue Print Reading forConstruction .3.0California Building Code . 3.0California Electrical Code . 3.0Measurements and Computations. 3.0Certificate of Achievement: PlumbingTechnologyThe Plumbing Technology Certificate of Achievement isdesigned to prepare students for entry-level positionsin a plumbing technology related trade. The curriculumincorporates courses in skills application, trades math,print reading, and building codes. The PlumbingTechnology Certificate of Achievement stacks upon theCertificate of Specialization.Certificate Student Learning Outcome:Students will be able to apply basic skills and knowledgerequired for employment in a plumbing technologyrelated trade.4.UnitsPlumbing Technology I . 2.0Plumbing Technology II . 2.0Introduction to Constructionand Construction Engineering . 2.0Blue Print Reading forConstruction .3.0California Building Code . 3.0Plumbing Systems and thePlumbing Code .3.0Measurements and Computations. 3.0ENVIRONMENTALSCIENCESAssociate in Science for Transfer Degree:Environmental ScienceThe Student Transfer Achievement Reform Act (SenateBill 1440, now codified in California Education Codesections 66746-66749) guarantees admission to aCalifornia State University (CSU) campus for anycommunity college student who completes an “associatedegree for transfer”, a newly established variation of theassociate degrees traditionally offered at a Californiacommunity college. The Associate in Arts for Transfer(AA-T) or the Associate in Science for Transfer (AST) is intended for students who plan to complete abachelor’s degree in a similar major at a CSU campus.Students completing these degrees (AA-T or AS-T) areguaranteed admission to the CSU system, but not to aparticular campus or major. In order to earn one of thesedegrees, students must complete:1.Completion of 60 semester units or 90 quarter unitsthat are eligible for transfer to the California StateUniversity, including both of the following:Santa Clarita Community College District

CREDIT PROGRAMS / COURSE DESCRIPTIONSThe Intersegmental General Education TransferCurriculum (IGETC) for STEM Requirements.b. A minimum of 18 semester units or 27 quarterunits in a major or area of emphasis, asdetermined by the community college district.2. Obtainment of a minimum grade point average of 2.0.Plus four units from the following:a.Associate Degrees for Transfer also require that studentsmust earn a C or better in all courses required for themajor or area of emphasis.It is highly recommended that counselors at communitycolleges discuss other possible courses that are partof major preparation at a target CSU campus andencourage students to take some of these additionalcourses prior to transfer.Degree Student Learning Outcome:Students will be able to apply physical, biological andsocial science principles and research to address currentenvironmental issues.Program Requirements:Units Required: 42BIOSCI-106. UnitsOrganismal & anismal & EnvironmentalBiology - Honors .4.0Molecular and Cellular Biology . 4.0ORBIOSCI-107HCHEM-201Molecular and Cellular BiologyHonors .4.0General Chemistry I. 6.0ORCHEM-201HECON-202General Chemistry I – Honors . Microeconomics - Honors. 3.0Introduction to EnvironmentalScience.4.0Introductory Statistics . 4.0MATH-140HMATH-211Introductory Statistics – Honors. 4.0Calculus I.5.0ORPhysical Geography . 3.0ORGEOG-101HGEOG-101LORGEOL-101GEOL-101LMath Analysis-Business/SocialScience.5.0College of the CanyonsPhysical Geology.3.0Physical Geography Lab . 1.0Plus eight units from the following:PHYSIC-110PHYSIC-111General Physics I . 4.0General Physics II . 4.0ORPHYSIC-220PHYSIC-221Physics for Scientists andEngineers: Mechanics of Solidsand Fluids .4.0Physics for Scientists andEngineers: Electricity andMagnetism .4.0Associate in Arts: Environmental StudiesEnvironmental Studies is an interdisciplinary andmultidisciplinary program of study that presents abroad overview of ecological issues from a variety ofperspectives. The coursework examines the interplaybetween natural and social systems, and the ideologicalfoundations of humankind’s attitudes and behaviorswith respect to their continually changing environment.The program provides students with the understandingthat environmental challenges face every aspect ofsociety, and it provides them with the skills needed tohelp solve these complex problems through cooperationand negotiation with the different and often competingstakeholders.Degree Student Learning Outcome:Students will be able to critically analyze the intersectionof nature and social systems.Program Requirements:Units Required: 28-31ENVRMT-101BIOSCI-130ECON-201. UnitsIntroduction to EnvironmentalStudies.3.0Contemporary Issues inEnvironmental Biology. 3.0Macroeconomics .3.0ORECON-201HPHILOS-120Macroeconomics - Honors. 3.0Introduction to Ethics . 3.0ORPHILOS-250POLISC-150Environmental Ethics. 3.0Introduction to AmericanGovernment and Politics . 3.0ORPOLISC-150HIntroduction to AmericanGovernment and Politics - Honors. 3.0ORMATH-240Physical Geography – Honors. 3.0Physical Geography Lab . 1.0ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCESThis degree may not be the best option for studentsintending to transfer to a particular CSU campus orto university or college that is not part of the CSUsystem. Students should consult with a counselor whenplanning to complete the degree for more information onuniversity admission and transfer requirements. At thetime of catalog publication, a student may earn an AS-Tin Environmental Science. Additional majors are beingdeveloped. Please see a counselor or visit http://www.canyons.edu for more information.GEOG-1015

CREDIT PROGRAMS / COURSE DESCRIPTIONSPlus three to four units from the following:MATH-140MATH-140HECON-291Introductory Statistics . 4.0Introductory Statistics – Honors. 4.0Statistical Methods in Businessand Economics .3.0Plus four units from one of the following two options:ENVRMT-103GEOG-101ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCESGEOG-101HGEOG-101LIntroduction to EnvironmentalScience.4.0ORPhysical Geography . 3.0ORPhysical Geography – Honors. 3.0Physical Geography Lab . 1.0Plus two courses from the following for six to eight units:ANTHRO-103Cultural Anthropology . 3.0ORANTHRO-103H Cultural Anthropology – Honors. 3.0BIOSCI-106Organismal & EnvironmentalBiology.4.0BIOSCI-115General Zoology .4.0BIOSCI-116General Botany.4.0BIOSCI-119Marine Biology.4.0BIOSCI-132Concepts in Evolution. GEOG-102POLISC-230POLISC-270SOCI-101Microeconomics – Honors . 3.0Energy Resources andConservation .3.0Human Geography . 3.0Political Theory .3.0International Relations. 3.0Introduction to Sociology . 3.0SOCI-101HIntroduction to Sociology – Honors. 3.0ORHEALTH SCIENCEAssociate in Science for Transfer Degree:Public Health ScienceThe Student Transfer Achievement Reform Act (SenateBill 1440, now codified in California Education Codesections 66746-66749) guarantees admission to aCalifornia State University (CSU) campus for anycommunity college student who completes an “associatedegree for transfer”, a newly established variation of theassociate degrees traditionally offered at a Californiacommunity college. The Associate in Arts for Transfer(AA-T) or the Associate in Science for Transfer (AS-T) isintended for students who plan to complete a bachelor’sdegree in a similar major at a CSU campus. Studentscompleting these degrees(AA-T or AS-T) are guaranteedadmission to the CSU system, but not to a particularcampus or major. In order to earn one of these degrees,students must complete:61.Completion of 60 semester units or 90 quarter unitsthat are eligible for transfer to the California StateUniversity, including both of the following:a. The Intersegmental General EducationTransfer Curriculum (IGETC) or the CaliforniaState University General Education – BreadthRequirements.b. A minimum of 18 semester units or 27 quarterunits in a major or area of emphasis, asdetermined by the community college district.2. Obtainment of a minimum grade point average of 2.0.Associate Degrees for Transfer also require that studentsmust earn a C or better in all courses required for themajor or area of emphasis.This degree may not be the best option for studentsintending to transfer to a particular CSU campus or touniversity or college that is not part of the CSU system.Students should consult with a counselor when planningto complete the degree for more information on universityadmission and transfer requirements. At the time ofcatalog publication, a student may earn an AS-T in PublicHealth. Additional majors are being developed. Pleasesee a counselor or visit http://www.canyons.edu for moreinformation.Degree Student Learning Outcome:Students will be able to demonstrate the core scienceand health education principles necessary to function inpublic health careers.Program Requirements:Units Required: 32HLHSCI-100HLHSCI-140BIOSCI-100. UnitsHealth Education .3.0Introduction to Public Health. 3.0General Biology .4.0ORBIOSCI-100HCHEM-151General Biology – Honors . 4.0Preparatory General Chemistry. 4.0ORCHEM-151HMATH-140Preparatory General Chemistry –Honors .4.0Introductory Statistics . 4.0ORMATH-140HPSYCH-101Introductory Statistics – Honors. 4.0Introduction to Psychology . 3.0ORPSYCH-101HIntroduction to Psychology –Honors .3.0Plus eight units from the following two options:BIOSCI-201BIOSCI-202Introduction to Human Anatomy . 4.0Introduction to Human Physiology. 4.0ORBIOSCI-204BIOSCI-205Human Anatomy and Physiology I. 4.0Human Anatomy and Physiology II. 4.0Santa Clarita Community College District

CREDIT PROGRAMS / COURSE DESCRIPTIONSPlus three units from the -243PSYCH-230SOCI-101SOCI-101HMacroeconomics . 3.0Macroeconomics - Honors. 3.0Microeconomics.3.0Microeconomics – Honors . 3.0Women and Health . 3.0Human Sexuality .3.0Introduction to Sociology . 3.0Introduction to Sociology –Honors .3.0Associate in Science for Transfer Degree:Hospitality ManagementThe Student Transfer Achievement Reform Act (SenateBill 1440, now codified in California Education Codesections 66746-66749) guarantees admission to aCalifornia State University (CSU) campus for anycommunity college student who completes an “associatedegree for transfer”, a newly established variation of theassociate degrees traditionally offered at a Californiacommunity college. The Associate in Arts for Transfer(AA-T) or the Associate in Science for Transfer (AS-T) isintended for students who plan to complete a bachelor’sdegree in a similar major at a CSU campus. Studentscompleting these degrees(AA-T or AS-T) are guaranteedadmission to the CSU system, but not to a particularcampus or major. In order to earn one of these degrees,students must complete:1.Completion of 60 semester units or 90 quarter unitsthat are eligible for transfer to the California StateUniversity, including both of the following:a. The Intersegmental General EducationTransfer Curriculum (IGETC) or the CaliforniaState University General Education – BreadthRequirements.b. A minimum of 18 semester units or 27 quarterunits in a major or area of emphasis, asdetermined by the community college district.2. Obtainment of a minimum grade point average of 2.0.Associate Degrees for Transfer also require that studentsmust earn a C or better in all courses required for themajor or area of emphasis.This degree may not be the best option for studentsintending to transfer to a particular CSU campus orto university or college that is not part of the CSUsystem. Students should consult with a counselor whenplanning to complete the degree for more information onuniversity admission and transfer requirements. At thetime of catalog publication, a student may earn an AS-Tin Hospitality Management. Additional majors are beingdeveloped. Please see a counselor or visit http://www.canyons.edu for more information.College of the CanyonsProgram Requirements:Units Required: 18-21HRMGT-101. UnitsIntroduction to the HospitalityIndustry.3.0Plus nine units from the following:ECON-202Microeconomics 5Microeconomics - Honors . 3.0Introduction to Hotel/ResortOperations .3.0Hotel and Restaurant Law . 3.0Restaurant Operations . 3.0Food Servic

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