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2015-2016 Illinois Valley Community College Table of Contents College Catalog ................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 4 Welcome .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 5 Our Mission .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 7 Academic Calendar .............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 8 Academic Support Services ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 10 Accreditation ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 13 Admissions, Tuition and Fees ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 14 Assessment Center ............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 17 Campus and Network Computing Resources ................................................................................................................................................................... 19 Continuing Education and Business Services Division ..................................................................................................................................................... 21 Cooperative Agreements ................................................................................................................................................................................................... 22 Course Descriptions ........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 23 Accounting ................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 23 Adult Education ........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 24 Agriculture ................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 25 Allied Health ................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 26 Anthropology ............................................................................................................................................................................................................... 28 Art (see also Drawing) ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 29 Automotive ................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 30 Biology ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 32 Business Law .............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 33 Business ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 34 Certified Production Technician .................................................................................................................................................................................. 35 Chemistry .................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 36 Computer Aided Drafting ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 37 Computer Numerical Control ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 38 Computer Technology ................................................................................................................................................................................................. 39 Constitution & Citizenship ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 42 Criminal Justice ........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 43 Dental Assisting .......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 44 Design ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 45 Drafting ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 46 Drawing (see also Art) ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 47 Early Childhood Education .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 48 Economics ................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 50 Education ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 51 Electricity ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 52 Electronics ................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 53 Emergency Medical Services ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 54 Engineering ................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 57 English as a Second Language .................................................................................................................................................................................. 58 English ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 60 Film .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................
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