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Course Descriptions Course Descriptions 160 COURSE DESCRIPTIONS Elective Course List for AAOT, ASOT- Business, and ASOT-Computer Science Career Technical Education (CTE) Courses by Subject Courses numbered 100 or above in the subjects listed below may be used in the Elective Courses and Elective and/or University Specific Requirement areas of the AAOT, ASOT-Business, and ASOT-Computer Science degrees. Career Technical Courses (CTE) used in these areas may not exceed 12 credits. AB Auto Body/Collision Repair HS Human Services ABR Auto Body/Collison Refinish Except HS-232 AM Auto Service IMT Industrial Maintenance Technology APR Apprenticeship MA Medical Assistant BT Business Technology MBC Medical Billing and Coding CDT Drafting MET Manufacturing Engineering Technology CLA Clinical Lab Assistant MFG Manufacturing CS Computer Science MUS Music Only CS-152, 227, 240M, 240W, 284, 288W, 289 Only MUS-090, 140, 141, 171, 207, 218, 219, 220, CWE Cooperative Work Experience 242, 247 DA Dental Assisting NRS Nursing DMC Digital Media Communications NUR Nursing Except DMC-147, 194, 195, 199, 230, 280 OST Occupational Skills Training ECE Early Childhood Education PS Political Science Except ECE-291, 292 Only PS-280 ED Education RET Renewable Energy Technology Only ED-299 SAR Search and Rescue EET Electronic Systems Technology SBM Small Business Management EMP Emergency Management Professional SDP Supervisory Training EMT Emergency Medical Technology SM Microelectronics Systems Technology ESH Environmental Safety & Health SOC Sociology FRP Fire Science (Wildland) Only SOC-280 FST Fire Science Technology TTL Transportation & Logistics GBC Green Building Construction UAS Uncrewed Aircraft Systems GIS Geographic Information Systems UG Utility Generation GRN Gerontology UT Utility Training HDF Human Development/Family Services UTL Utility Training-Line HE Health WET Water-Environmental Technology Only HE-101, 103 WLD Welding Technology HOR Horticulture/Arboriculture/Landscape/Organic WR Writing Farming Only WR-128 HPD Health Professional Development www.clackamas.edu COURSE DESCRIPTIONS 161 Elective Course List for AAOT, ASOT- Business, and ASOT-Computer Science Degrees Lower Division Collegiate Courses by Subject Courses numbered 100 or above in the subjects listed below may be used in the Elective Courses and Elective and/or University Specific Requirement areas of the AAOT, ASOT-Business, and ASOT-Computer Science degrees. ANT Anthropology HE Health ART Art Except HE-101, 103 ASC Arts & Sciences HPE Health/Physical Education ASL American Sign Language HS Human Services BA Business Administration Only HS-232 BI Biology HST History CH Chemistry HUM Humanities CJA Criminal Justice J Journalism COMM Communication Studies LIB Library CS Computer Science MTH Mathematics Except CS-152, 227, 240M, 240W, 284, 288W, 289 MUP Music Performance DMC Digital Media Communications MUS Music Only DMC-147, 194, 195, 199, 230, 280 Except MUS-171, 207, 218, 219, 220, 242, 247 EC Economics PE Physical Education ECE Early Childhood Education PH Physics Only ECE-291, 292 PHL Philosophy ED Education PS Political Science Except ED-299 Except PS-280 EFA Educational Focus Area PSY Psychology EL Study Skills R Religion ENG English RD Reading ENGR Engineering SOC Sociology ESR Environmental Science Except SOC-280 FN Food & Nutrition SPN Spanish FR French SSC Social Science FYE First Year Experience TA Theatre Arts G Geology WR Writing GEO Geography Except WR-128 GER German WS Women’s Studies GS General Science Z Zoology HD Human Development/Career Planning 162 COURSE DESCRIPTIONS Course Descriptions Adult Basic Education (ABE) . .. 163 History . 219 Adult Secondary Education . 169 Horticulture/Arboriculture/Landscape/Organic Farming 214. American Sign Language . 172 Human Development/Career Planning . 211. Anthropology . 165 Human Development/Family Services . 213 Art . .. 166 Human Services . 218 Arts & Sciences . 169 Humanities . 220 Auto Body/Collision Refinishing . 163 Industrial Maintenance Technology . 221 Auto Body/Collision Repair . 163 Journalism . 221 Automotive Service Technology . .. 164 Library . 222 Biology . 175 Manufacturing Engineering Technology . 225 Business Administration . .. 172 Manufacturing Technology . 225 Business Technology . 177 Mathematics . 227 Chemistry . 179 Medical Assistant . .. 222 Clinical Laboratory Assistant/Phlebotomy . 181 Medical Billing and Coding . 224 Communication Studies . .. 183 Microelectronics Systems Technology . 249 Computer Science . 183 Music . 235 Computer-Aided Drafting Technology . 178 Music Performance . 230 Cooperative Work Experience . 187 Nursing . .. 239 Criminal Justice . 179 Occupational Skills Training . 242 Dental Assistant . 187 Philosophy . 243 Digital Media Communications . 189 Physical Education . 242 Early Childhood Education . 191 Physics . 242 Economics . 191 Political Science . 245 Education . 193 Program for Intensive English . 243 Educational Focus Area . 195 Psychology . 245 Electronic Systems Technology . 194 Religion . 246 Emergency Management Professional . 195 Renewable Energy Technology . 246 Emergency Medical Technology . 197. Search and Rescue . 247 Engineering . 200 Small Business Management . 248 English as a Second Language . 201 Social Science . 250 English Literature . 197 Sociology . 249 Environmental Safety & Health . 201 Spanish . 250 Environmental Science . 203 Study Skills . 195 Fire Science (Wildland) . 204 Theatre Arts . 251 Fire Science Technology . 207 Transportation & Logistics . 252 First Year Experience (FYE) . 207 Uncrewed Aircraft Systems . .. 253 Food & Nutrition . 203 Water & Environmental Technology . 253 French . 203 Welding Technology . 255 General Education Development . 208 Women’s Studies . 259 General Science . 211 Workshop: Citizen Preparation . 259 Geographic Information Systems . 209 Workshop: Manufacturing . 259 Geography . 209 Workshop: Theatre Arts . 259 Geology . 208 Workshop: Water & Environmental Technology . 259 German . 209. Workshop: Welding . .. 260 Gerontology . 211 Writing . 257 Health . 213 Writing-Reading Skills . 258 Health & Fitness . 218 Zoology . 260 www.clackamas.edu COURSE DESCRIPTIONS 163 AB-133 Collision Repair II/Structural AB-235 Collision Repair Welding III AB 6 credits, Fall/Winter/Spring 2 credits, Fall/Winter/Spring Auto Body/Collision Repair major body damage using Aluminum welding for collision damage modern frame repair equipment. repair. Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW) Repair Includes repair and replacement of bolt- and Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (GTAW) AB-101 Auto Restoration on, bonded, and welded components processes are learned, along with related 3 credits, Fall/Winter/Spring/Summer using the latest technology. Includes weld techniques and equipment/safety Designed for students interested in auto introduction to computerized measuring procedures. Prerequisites: AB-123. body repair and painting their own and damage analysis. Prerequisites: AB-280 Collision Repair/CWE vehicles. Includes dent removal, panel AB-113. 2-6 credits, Fall/Winter/Spring replacement, welding and painting. May AB-149 Collision Repair Estimating I Cooperative work experience. Work- be repeated for up to 12 credits. 2 credits, Fall based learning experience in an auto AB-105 Street Rod Construction Techniques This course provides instruction in body repair shop. Variable Credit: 2-6 3 credits, Fall/Winter/Spring/Summer procedure and terminology used in the credits. Required: Student Petition. In this course, students will learn panel collision repair estimating field. Body Corequisites: CWE-281. forming, welding, basic body work and part component identification and the repair of individual projects. Includes effects of a collision on a vehicle will be ABE shop safety, chemical hazard safety, studied. proper and safe use of tools, basic metal AB-150 Collision Repair Computerized Adult Basic Education work and finishing, and paint prepara- Estimating - Audatex (ABE) tion and application. 2 credits, Winter ABE-012 Adult Basic Education AB-106 Basic Metalforming Provides detailed instruction in the use 0 credits, Fall/Winter/Spring/Summer 2 credits, Not Offered Every Term of modern computerized estimating Instruction offered to improve reading, systems in the collision repair field. Instruction in basic metalforming tech- writing, and math skills in order to tran- Focus is on Audatex software. Prerequi- niques used in the fabrication of replace- sition to college classes, GED prepa- sites: AB-149. ment or modified parts used in the ratory classes, or career related goal. construction of automobiles, motor- AB-151 Collision Repair Computerized Students must be 16 years or older. cycles, aircraft, and metal sculpture. Estimating - CCC ONE Required: Student Petition. Includes shop safety. 2 credits, Spring ABE-080 ESL Tutoring AB-112 Collision Repair Welding I Provides detailed instruction in the use 0 credits, Fall/Winter/Spring/Summer 2 credits, Fall/Winter/Spring of modern computerized estimating Adult students meet one-on-one or in This class focuses on auto collision systems in the collision repair field. a small group with a tutor to focus on damage repair. Emphasis is on Metal Focus is on CCC ONE software. Prereq- specific learning needs. The sessions are Inert Gas (MIG), Gas Metal Arc Welding uisites: AB-149. held in various public places throughout (GMAW), welding on light gauge metals, AB-222 Collision Repair III/Advanced Structural Clackamas County, such as libraries, and oxygen-acetylene cutting. 6 credits, Fall/Winter/Spring schools, churches and the college AB-113
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