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68 Chipola College Catalog Degree ProgramsChanging Lives

Associate in Arts Degrees Designed for students who plan to transfer to a Florida public university as a junior after graduation.

Associate in Science Degrees** Designedforstudentswithcareergoalsthatleadtoemploymentinspecificfieldsaftergraduation.

Choose your Program of Study and Academic PlanIt is in the student’s interest to choose a major and transfer school as soon as possible. Whenever possible, the student should use one of the

pre-plannedAcademicPlanslistedbelowandavailablefromStudentAffairs,facultyadvisors,oronthewebatwww.chipola.edu/studentservices/guides.htm.Visitthefollowingwebsiteshttp://chipola.edu/studentservices/career/index.htmandwww.flvc.orgforonlinecareerexploration,information and degree shopping. Contact Student Services or the department for the most up-to-date Academic Plan.

Bachelor of Science Degrees* BusinessAdministration(Accounting) 4040BusinessAdministration(EngineeringMgt) 4043BusinessAdministration(Infor.Systems)4042BusinessAdministration(Management) 4041

ElementaryEducation 4059EnglishEducation 4065ExceptionalStudentEducation 4079MiddleSchoolMathematicsEducation 4015

MiddleSchoolScienceEducation 4025SecondaryMathematicsEducation 4010SecondaryScienceEducation(Biology) 4020Nursing 4120

StudentswhohavenotidentifiedamajormayfollowtheGeneralCollegeAcademicPlan.

GeneralColllege/Undecided 1005Agribusiness 1008AgricultureEducation 1054AnimalScience 1145Architecture 1016ArtHistory/StudioArt 1051Biology 1019Business 1020CardiopulmonarySciences 1013ChemistryorChemicalScience 1034Communication Sc and Disorders 1128 Communications 1101CommunityHealthEducation 1078ComputerScience(B.A.) 1036ComputerScience(B.S.) 1035CriminalJustice 1040ElementaryEducation 1059Engineering 1080

English 1060EnglishEducation 1065Food&ResourceEconomics 1046Forensic Science 1116 ForestryResources&Conservation 1091Geomatics 1011Health Science-Occupational Therapy 1127 HealthScience-PhysicalTherapy 1043InformationTechnology 1047LegalStudies 1106ManagementInformationSystems 1038MathematicsEducationSecondary 1067MathematicsEducationMiddleSchool 1079Microbiology&CellScience 1015Music 1068MusicEducation 1069

Nursing 1120Nutrition/Dietetics 1012Pharmacy 1130Political Science 1137Psychology 1138Recreation,Tourism&Events 1087ScienceEducation(Biology) 1073SocialScienceEducation 1076Social Science Interdisciplinary 1133Social Work 1139SpecialEducation 1079SportsManagement 1044SportsMedicine/AthleticTraining 1113Theatre/Drama 1141WildlifeEcology/Conservation 1009

Business Administration 2185 Civil Engineering Technology 2178Computer Information Technology 2172 Criminal Justice Technology 2168Early Childhood Education 2197

Engineering Technology 2187 Fire Science Technology 2166Industrial Management Technology 2158Nursing(RN)* 2194Sports, Fitness & Recreation Mgt 2151

Networking Systems Tech: Digital Forensics 2183Networking Systems Tech: Network Security 2182Networking Systems Tech: Server Administration 2181

**These programs do not include the full general education sequence necessary for transfer to a four-year college or university after graduation.

College Credit Certificate Designedforstudentswithcareergoalsthatrequirespecializedtraininginoneoftheareaslistedbelow.

AdvandcedManufacturing: 5270 Pneumatics, Hydraulics & Motors Cert. Child Care Center Management 5297 DigitalForensics 5242

Emergency Medical Technician* 5279 Engineering Tech Support Specialist 5275HelpDeskSupportTechnician 5244ITSupportSpecialist 5245

Paramedic* 5280Network/CyberSecurity 5246NetworkServerAdministration 5248NetworkSupportTechnician 5247

Workforce Development Certificate Designed for students with career goals that require vocational training.

Automotive Service Technology 2215 CertifiedNursingAssistant(CNA)* 2218CorrectionalOfficer* 2212Cosmetology* 2235

CrossoverTraining/Corr.toLawEnforce* 2221CrossoverTraining/LawEnforcetoCorr* 2222FireFighter 2210LawEnforcementOfficer* 2213

Welding Technology 2275Welding Technology Advanced 2276

Special Student StatusNon-DegreeSeeking-CollegeCredit 9001DentalHygiene-TCC 9096

TeacherCertification 9094Non-DegreeSeeking-WorkForceDev9002

*Admission to the college neither constitutes nor guarantees admissions to Limited Access Programs. If you plan to enter one of these programs, youmustrequestandsubmitaseparateapplicationpacketforthespecificprogram.

Degree Programs Chipola College Catalog 69Creating Futures

BACCAULAUREATE DEGREE PROGRAMSBACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION: Program Code 1020/4040

ACCOUNTING CONCENTRATION This program is designed for students who plan to earn the Bachelor of Science in Business Administration degree at Chipola College with a concentrationinAccounting.TobeadmittedtotheBSBAprogram,studentsmusthaveanAssociateinArtsdegreeoratleast60semestercredithoursof postsecondary education with completion of the Chipola College general education requirement from a regionally accredited institution. Students musthavecompletedthestate-mandatedbusinesscommonprerequisitesandearnedanoverallGPAof2.0inlower-divisioncoursework. Studentsmustcomplete120hourstoobtainabaccalaureatedegreefromChipolaCollege.Atleastsixty(60)semesterhoursmustbeearnedincoursesnumbered3000andabove.Twenty-fivepercentofthetotalsemesterhourstowardgraduationmustbeearnedinacademicprogramsinresidenceatChipolaCollegeandatotalofsixty(60)semesterhoursoftheworkcreditedtowardthebaccalaureatedegreemustbeearnedinanaccreditedseniorinstitution.StudentsarerequiredtocompletesignificanthoursofcommunityservicebeforetheycanreceivetheirBSBAdegree.

Freshman Year1st Semester Sem. Hrs. 2nd Semester Sem. Hrs.ENC11011 EnglishCompositionI 3 ENC11021 English Composition II 3XXXXXXX1 NATURALSCIENCECORE 3 XXXXXXX1 NATURAL SCIENCE 3MAC1105 CollegeAlgebra 3 STA20232,3 Intro to Statistics 3XXXXXXX7 ELECTIVE 3 CGS11002,4 Microcomputer Applications 3SLS1401 CareerandLifePlanning 2 XXXXXXX1 HUMANITIES 3SLS1101 Orientation 1TOTAL 15 TOTAL 15

Sophomore Year1st Semester Sem. Hrs. 2nd Semester Sem. Hrs.XXXXXXX1 GORDONRULEWRITING 3 XXXXXXX1 GORDON RULE WRITING 3 ACG20215 IntrotoFinancialAccounting 3 ACG20715 Intro to Managerial Accounting 3MAC 22332 CalculusforNon-ScienceMajors 3 ECO20232 Microeconomics 3ECO20132 Macroeconomics 3 XXXXXXX1,7 GEN. ED. REQUIRED COURSE 3SPN11206 Elementary Spanish I SPN 11216 Elementary Spanish II orXXXXXXX orELECTIVE 3-4 orXXXXXXX orELECTIVE 3-4TOTAL 15-16 TOTAL 15-16

Junior Year1st Semester Sem. Hrs. 2nd Semester Sem. Hrs.ACG31012,15 Financial Accounting & Reporting I 3 ACG 31112,8,15 Financial Accounting & Reporting II 3ACG33412 Cost Accounting I 3 ACG 33512,9,15 Cost Accounting II 3ISM30112 IntrotoManagementInformationSystems 3 FIN34002 Financial Management of the Firm 3MAN30252 PrinciplesofManagement 3 MAN35042,10 Operational Decision Making 3MAR30232 BasicMarketingConcepts 3 TAX30012,15 FederalTaxAccounting 3TOTAL 15 TOTAL 15

Senior Year1st Semester Sem. Hrs. 2nd Semester Sem. Hrs.BUL4310 Adv.LegalEnvironmentofBusiness 3 GEB44342,12 Ethical Issues for Business Leaders 3ACG42012,15 AdvancedAccounting 3 MAN47202,13 Strategic Management 3ACG44012,15 AccountingInformationSystems 3 GEB42132,14 Advanced Business Communications 3ACG46322,11,15 AuditingTheory&ApplicationI 3 XXXXXXX2,15 ELECTIVE 3XXXXXXX2,15 ELECTIVE 3 XXXXXXX2,15 ELECTIVE 3TOTAL 15 TOTAL 15

1 See the General Education Requirements in the Current Chipola College Catalog.

2 Must be completed with a “C” or higher.3 If you have completed STA 2122, you have met this requirement. You

cannotreceivecreditforbothSTA2122andSTA2023.4 Prerequisite:CompletionofCGS1060orCIS1000witha“C”orbetteror

satisfactory score on the pretest available in the College Testing Center. 5 Must be completed with a “B” or higher or approval of division chair.6 If student has taken 2 credits of Foreign Language in high school then

choose elective.7 Allfirst-time–in-collegestudents(Fall2018andbeyond)arerequiredto

demonstrate competency in civic literacy through one of the following options:1) successfullypassing eitherPOS2041AmericanFederal

GovernmentorAMH2020AmericanHistorySince1865,or2)achievingthe standard score on AP Government and Politics: United States, AP United States History or CLEP: American Government

8 PrerequisiteisACG31019 PrerequisiteisACG334110 PrerequisitesareMAN3025andSTA2023/STA212211 Prerequisite is ACG 311112 PrerequisiteorcorequisiteisBUL431013 PrerequisitesareACG3101orACG3341,FIN3400,MAN3025,&MAR

302314 MustbetakengraduatingsemesterorpermissionofDean.15AccountingConcentration(ACG3101,ACG3111,ACG3351,ACG4201,

ACG4401,ACG4632,TAX3001).


BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION: Program Code 1020/4043ENGINEERING CONCENTRATION The engineering management concentration prepares students for management positions within the multidisciplinary environment of engineeringandtechnology.Studentswillgainagreaterexposuretocommunications,leadership,andbusinessexpertisebothintheclassroomandviainternships.AnengineeringmanagementspecializationatChipolaCollegewillassiststudentswithadvancinginleadershippositionspertinenttocivil,computer,electrical,industrial,andmechanicalengineering,aswellasinthefieldsofconstructionandmaintenance. TobeadmittedtotheBSBAprogram,studentsmusthaveanAssociateinArtsdegreeoratleast60semestercredithoursofpostsecondaryeducation with completion of the Chipola College general education requirement from a regionally accredited institution. Students must complete 120hourstoobtainabaccalaureatedegreefromChipolaCollege.Atleastforty(40)semesterhoursmustbeearnedincoursesnumbered3000andabove.Aminimumofthirty(30)ofthe(40)hoursmustbeinresidenceatChipolaCollege.

Freshman Year1st Semester Sem. Hrs. 2nd Semester Sem. Hrs.ENC11011 EnglishCompositionI 3 ENC11021 English Composition II 3XXXXXXX1 NATURALSCIENCECORE 3 XXXXXXX1 NATURAL SCIENCE 3MAC1105 CollegeAlgebra 3 STA20232,3 Intro to Statistics 3XXXXXXX6 ELECTIVE 3 CGS11002,4 Microcomputer Applications 3SLS1401 CareerandLifePlanning 2 XXXXXXX1 HUMANITIES CORE 3 SLS1101 Orientation 1 TOTAL 15 TOTAL 15Sophomore Year1st Semester Sem. Hrs. 2nd Semester Sem. Hrs.XXXXXXX1 GORDONRULEWRITING 3 XXXXXXX1 GORDON RULE WRITING 3ACG20212 IntrotoFinancialAccounting 3 ACG20712 Intro to Managerial Accounting 3MAC 22332 CalculusforNon-ScienceMajors 3 ECO20232 Microeconomics 3ECO20132 Macroeconomics 3 XXXXXXX1,6 GEN. ED. REQUIRED COURSE 3SPN11205 Elementary Spanish I SPN 11215 Elementary Spanish II 3orXXXXXXX orELECTIVE 3-4 orXXXXXXX orELECTIVE 3-4TOTAL 15-16 TOTAL 15-161 See the General Education Requirements in the Current Chipola College Catalog.2 Must be completed with a “C” or higher.3 IfyouhavecompletedSTA2122,youhavemetthisrequirement.YoucannotreceivecreditforbothSTA2122andSTA2023.4 Prerequisite:CompletionofCGS1060orCIS1000witha“C”orbetterorsatisfactoryscoreonthepretestavailableintheCollegeTestingCenter.5 If student has taken 2 credits of Foreign Language in high school then choose elective.6Allfirst-time–in-collegestudents(Fall2018andbeyond)arerequiredtodemonstratecompetencyincivicliteracythroughoneofthefollowingoptions:1)successfullypassingeitherPOS2041AmericanFederalGovernmentorAMH2020AmericanHistorySince1865,or2)achievingthestandard score on AP Government and Politics: United States, AP United States History or CLEP: American Government.

Junior Year1st Semester Sem. Hrs. 2nd Semester Sem. Hrs.ACG33411 CostAccountingI 3 GEB493010 Selected Topics in Gen. Business 3FIN34001 FinancialManagementoftheFirm 3 XXXXXXX9 ELECTIVE 3ISM30112 Intro to Management Information Systems 3 ACG 33513 Cost Accounting II 3MAN3025 PrinciplesofManagement 3 MAN35044 Operational Decision Making 3MAR3023 BasicMarketingConcepts 3 XXXXXXX9 ELECTIVE 3TOTAL 15 TOTAL 15Senior Year1st Semester Sem. Hrs. 2nd Semester Sem. Hrs.BUL4310 Adv.LegalEnvironmentofBusiness 3 GEB42136 Advanced Business Communications 3MAN45205 TotalQualityManagement 3 GEB44347 Ethical Issues for Business Leaders 3QMB42005 QuantitativeMethodsforBusDecisions 3 MAN47208 Strategic Management 3GEB493010 SelectedTopicsinGen.Business 3 GEB493010 Selected Topics in Gen. Business 3XXXXXXX9 ELECTIVE 3 GEB4940 BusinessIntern 3TOTAL 15 TOTAL 151 PrerequisiteisACG20712 PrerequisiteisCGS11003 PrerequisiteareACG33414 PrerequisitesareMAN3025&STA2023/STA21225 PrerequisiteisMAN35046 Must be taken graduating semester or permission of Dean7 PrerequisiteorcorequisiteisBUL4310

8 PrerequisitesareACG3101orACG3341,andFIN3400,MAN3025,MAR3023

9 EngineeringManagementConcentration (ACG3101,ACG3111,ACG4401,ACG4632,ACG4930,GEB3356,ISM4930,MAN3301,MAN4120,MAN4802,TAX3001).

10Mayonlybetakenoncepersemester.


BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION: Program Code 1020/4042INFORMATION SYSTEMS CONCENTRATION Thecomputerinformationsystemsconcentrationpreparesstudentsforjobsinthefieldsofinformationtechnologywithareasoffocusthatinclude business continuity, computer networks, telecommunications, databases, development, programming, project management, and security. Studentsmayalsopursuemultipletechnologycertificationdesignations. TobeadmittedtotheBSBAprogram,studentsmusthaveanAssociateinArtsdegreeoratleast60semestercredithoursofpostsecondaryeducation with completion of the Chipola College general education requirement from a regionally accredited institution. Students must complete 120hourstoobtainabaccalaureatedegreefromChipolaCollege.Atleastforty(40)semesterhoursmustbeearnedincoursesnumbered3000andabove.Aminimumofthirty(30)ofthe(40)hoursmustbeinresidenceatChipolaCollege.

Freshman Year1st Semester Sem. Hrs. 2nd Semester Sem. Hrs.ENC11011 EnglishCompositionI 3 ENC11021 English Composition II 3XXXXXXX1 NATURALSCIENCECORE 3 XXXXXXX1 NATURAL SCIENCE 3MAC1105 CollegeAlgebra 3 STA20232,3 Intro to Statistics 3XXXXXXX6 ELECTIVE 3 CGS11002,4 Microcomputer Applications 3SLS1401 CareerandLifePlanning 2 XXXXXXX1 HUMANITIES CORE 3 SLS1101 Orientation 1 TOTAL 15 TOTAL 15Sophomore Year1st Semester Sem. Hrs. 2nd Semester Sem. Hrs.XXXXXXX1 GORDONRULEWRITING 3 XXXXXXX1 GORDON RULE WRITING 3ACG20212 IntrotoFinancialAccounting 3 ACG20712 Intro to Managerial Accounting 3MAC 22332 CalculusforNon-ScienceMajors 3 ECO20232 Microeconomics 3ECO20132 Macroeconomics 3 XXXXXXX1,6 GEN. ED. REQUIRED COURSE 3SPN11205 Elementary Spanish I SPN 11215 Elementary Spanish II 3orXXXXXXX orELECTIVE 3-4 orXXXXXXX orELECTIVE 3-4TOTAL 15-16 TOTAL 15-161 See General Education Requirements in the Current Chipola College Catalog.2 Must be completed with a “C” or higher.3 IfyouhavecompletedSTA2122,youhavemetthisrequirement.YoucannotreceivecreditforbothSTA2122andSTA2023.4 Prerequisite:CompletionofCGS1060orCIS1000witha“C”orbetterorsatisfactoryscoreonthepretestavailableintheCollegeTestingCenter.5 If student has taken 2 credits of Foreign Language in high school then choose elective.6Allfirst-time–in-collegestudents(Fall2018andbeyond)arerequiredtodemonstratecompetencyincivicliteracythroughoneofthefollowingoptions:1)successfullypassingeitherPOS2041AmericanFederalGovernmentorAMH2020AmericanHistorySince1865,or2)achievingthestandard score on AP Government and Politics: United States, AP United States History or CLEP: American Government.

Junior Year1st Semester Sem. Hrs. 2nd Semester Sem. Hrs.ACG33411 CostAccountingI 3 ISM493012 Selected Topics in ISM 3FIN34001 FinancialManagementoftheFirm 3 MAN32403 OrganizationalBehavior 3ISM30112 IntrotoManagementInformationSystems 3 MAN45207 Total Quality Management 3MAN3025 PrinciplesofManagement 3 MAN35045 Operational Decision Making 3MAR3023 BasicMarketingConcepts 3 XXXXXXX11 ELECTIVE 3TOTAL 15 TOTAL 15Senior Year1st Semester Sem. Hrs. 2nd Semester Sem. Hrs.BUL4310 Adv.LegalEnvironmentofBusiness 3 GEB42138 Advanced Business Communications 3ACG44014 AccountingInformationSystems 3 GEB44349 Ethical Issues for Business Leaders 3MAN41626 CustomerRelationsforManagers 3 MAN472010 Strategic Management 3ISM493012 SelectedTopicsinISM 3 ISM493012 Selected Topics in ISM 3XXXXXXX11 ELECTIVE 3 XXXXXXX11 ELECTIVE 3TOTAL 15 TOTAL 151 PrerequisiteisACG20712 PrerequisiteisCGS11003 PrerequisiteisMAN3025orpermissionofDean4 PrerequisitesareACG2071&CGS11005 PrerequisiteareMAN3025&STA2023/STA21226 PrerequisitesareMAN3025&MAR30237 PrerequisiteisMAN35048 Must be taken graduating semester or permission of Dean

9 PrerequisiteorcorequisiteisBUL431010PrerequisitesareACG3101orACG3341,andFIN3400,MAN3025,& MAR302311InformationSystemsConcentration(ACG3101,ACG3111,ACG3351,ACG4632,ACG4930,GEB3356,GEB4930,GEB4940,MAN3301,MAN4120,MAN4802,QMB4200).

12 May only be taken once per semester


BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION: Program Code 1020/4041MANAGEMENT CONCENTRATION This program is designed for students who plan to earn the Bachelor of Science in Business Administration degree at Chipola College with aconcentrationinManagement.TobeadmittedtotheBSBAprogram,studentsmusthaveanAssociateinArtsdegreeoratleast60semestercredit hours of postsecondary education with completion of the Chipola College general education requirement from a regionally accredited institution.Studentsmusthavecompletedthestate-mandatedbusinesscommonprerequisitesandearnedanoverallGPAof2.0inlower-divisioncoursework. Studentsmustcomplete120hourstoobtainabaccalaureatedegreefromChipolaCollege.Atleastforty(40)semesterhoursmustbeearnedincoursesnumbered3000andabove.Aminimumofthirty(30)ofthe(40)hoursmustbeinresidenceatChipolaCollege.

Freshman Year1st Semester Sem. Hrs. 2nd Semester Sem. Hrs.ENC11011 EnglishCompositionI 3 ENC11021 English Composition II 3XXXXXXX1 NATURALSCIENCECORE 3 XXXXXXX1 NATURAL SCIENCE 3MAC1105 CollegeAlgebra 3 STA20232,3 Intro to Statistics 3XXXXXXX6 ELECTIVE 3 CGS11002,4 Microcomputer Applications 3SLS1401 CareerandLifePlanning 2 XXXXXXX1 HUMANITIES CORE 3 SLS1101 Orientation 1 TOTAL 15 TOTAL 15Sophomore Year1st Semester Sem. Hrs. 2nd Semester Sem. Hrs.XXXXXXX1 GORDONRULEWRITING 3 XXXXXXX1 GORDON RULE WRITING 3ACG20212 IntrotoFinancialAccounting 3 ACG20712 Intro to Managerial Accounting 3MAC 22332 CalculusforNon-ScienceMajors 3 ECO20232 Microeconomics 3ECO20132 Macroeconomics 3 XXXXXXX1,6 GEN. ED. REQUIRED COURSE 3SPN11205 Elementary Spanish I SPN 11215 Elementary Spanish II 3orXXXXXXX orELECTIVE 3-4 orXXXXXXX orELECTIVE 3-4TOTAL 15-16 TOTAL 15-161 See General Education Requirements in the Current Chipola College Catalog.2 Must be completed with a “C” or higher.3 IfyouhavecompletedSTA2122,youhavemetthisrequirement.YoucannotreceivecreditforbothSTA2122andSTA2023.4 Prerequisite:CompletionofCGS1060orCIS1000witha“C”orbetterorsatisfactoryscoreonthepretestavailableintheCollegeTestingCenter.5 If student has taken 2 credits of Foreign Language in high school then choose elective.6Allfirst-time–in-collegestudents(Fall2018andbeyond)arerequiredtodemonstratecompetencyincivicliteracythroughoneofthefollowingoptions:1)successfullypassingeitherPOS2041AmericanFederalGovernmentorAMH2020AmericanHistorySince1865,or2)achievingthestandard score on AP Government and Politics: United States, AP United States History or CLEP: American Government.

Junior Year1st Semester Sem. Hrs. 2nd Semester Sem. Hrs.ACG33411 Cost Accounting I 3 GEB 33564,12 Introduction to International Business 3FIN34002 FinancialManagementoftheFirm 3 MAN32404,12 OrganizationalBehavior 3ISM30113 IntrotoManagementInformationSystems 3 MAN33014,12 Human Resource Management 3MAN3025 PrinciplesofManagement 3 MAN35045 Operational Decision Making 3MAR3023 BasicMarketingConcepts 3 XXXXXXX12 ELECTIVE 3TOTAL 15 TOTAL 15Senior Year1st Semester Sem. Hrs. 2nd Semester Sem. Hrs.BUL4310 Adv.LegalEnvironmentofBusiness 3 GEB42139 Advanced Business Communications 3MAN41204,12 LeadershipChallenges&Supervision 3 GEB443410 Ethical Issues for Business Leaders 3MAN41626,12 CustomerRelationsforManagers 3 MAN472011 Strategic Management 3QMB42008,12 QuantitativeMethodsforBusDecisions 3 MAN48027,12 Intro to Small Business Management 3XXXXXXX12 ELECTIVE 3 XXXXXXX12 ELECTIVE 3TOTAL 15 TOTAL 15

1 PrerequisiteisACG20712 PrerequisiteisACG2071orACG30243 PrerequisiteisCGS11004 PrerequisiteisMAN30255 PrerequisiteisMAN3025&STA2023/STA21226 PrerequisitesareMAN3025&MAR30237 PrerequisitesareACG3101orACG3341&MAN3504

8 PrerequisiteisMAN35049 Must be taken graduating semester or permission of Dean10PrerequisiteorcorequisiteisBUL431011PrerequisitesareACG3101orACG3341,+FIN3400,MAN3025,& MAR302312ManagementConcentration(GEB3356,MAN3240,MAN3301,MAN4120,MAN4162,MAN4802,QMB4200).


BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NURSING: RN TO BSN PROGRAM Program Code 1120/4120

This degree program is designed for students who have earned the AS degree in nursing, are licensed RN’s in Florida, and plan to earn a bachelor’s degree in Nursing at Chipola College. This is a limited access, limited enrollment program. Check the College website for admissions deadlines, etc.

AdmissionintothisprogramrequiresofficialtranscriptsshowinganA.S.DegreeinNursingfromaregionallyaccreditedinstitution;a valid, unrestricted, unencumbered RN license from the State of Florida, Alabama, or Georgia to be kept current throughout the duration oftherequiredcourseofstudy;anAAdegreefromaFloridapublicinstitutionOR60semestershoursandsatisfactorycompletionofChipola’s general education requirements (all courses that meet Gordon rule general education requirements must be completed with a minimum grade of “C”); completion of all prerequisite courses with a minimum grade of “C”; and a completed supplemental BSN application.

Studentsmustcomplete120hourstoobtainabaccalaureatedegreefromChipolaCollege.Twenty-fivepercentofthetotalsemesterhourstowardgraduationmustbeearnedinacademicprogramsinresidenceatChipolaCollegeandatotalofsixty(60)semesterhoursofthe work credited toward the baccalaureate degree must be earned in an accredited senior institution.

Prerequisites for ADNBSC2085&2085L Anatomy&PhysiologyIwithLab 4 ENC1101 3MAC1105 CollegeAlgebra 3 SLS1101 1

SLS1401

EnglishCompositionIOrientation

2

Additional Courses (other than “NUR”) Required for ADNBSC2086&2086L Anatomy&PhysiologyIIwithLab 4 PSY2012 GeneralPsychology 3MCB2010&2010L MicrobiologywithLab 4 DEP2004 HumanGrowth&Development 3XXXXXXX5 Humanities 3

Additional Courses to Complete AA3 and Prerequisites for BSNENC11022 3 XXXXXXX2 GORDON RULE WRITING 6XXXXXXX 3 HUN12011 Elements of Nutrition 3STA20231,4

EnglishCompositionIISOCIALSCIENCEIntroductiontoStatisticsCareer and Life Planning

3 BSC2010,BSC2011, PrinciplesofBiologyIorII,CHM1030,CHM1045, ChemistryforHealthRelated,CHM1046,PHY1053, GeneralChemistryIorII,ororPHY10541 GeneralPhysicsIorII 3-4

Junior YearFall Semester Sem. Hrs. Spring Semester Sem. Hrs.NUR3165 ResearchProcessesforProf.Nursing 3 NUR3065 HealthAssessment 3NUR3805 Role&Scope 3 NUR3826 LegalandEthicalIssuesinNursing 3NSP3185 MulticulturalPractices 3 NUR4636 CommunityNursing 3NUR4080 NursingConcepts 3TOTAL 12 TOTAL 9

Senior YearFall Semester Sem. Hrs. NUR4107 Nursing&theHealthCareSystem 3NUR4827 NursingLeadership&Management 3NUR4955 NursingPracticum 3TOTAL 9

1 Common prerequisites.2 Twelve(12)hoursofGordonRuleWritingarerequired.InadditiontoENC1101andENC1102,choosefromthefollowingcoursestocompletethe12hourrequirement:AML2010,AML2020,ENL2012,ENL2022,HUM1020,HUM2235,SPT2521,ENC1133orTHE2304.

3 TheAAdegreerequires60hoursoftransferablecreditwith36hoursofgeneraleducation(includedabove).TocompletetheAAdegree you may use NUR classes only if you have been accepted and enrolled in the ADN program.

4 IfyouhavecompletedSTA2122,youhavemetthisrequirement.YoucannotreceivecreditforbothSTA2122andSTA2023.5 MustchooseoneofthefollowingARH1000,MUL2010,orTHE1000.


BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ELEMENTARY EDUCATION (K-6) Program Code 1059/4059

This degree program is designed for students who plan to major in Elementary Education at Chipola College. A minimum GPA of 2.5 is required. Applicants must have an AA degree oratleast60semestercredithoursofpostsecondaryeducationwithcompletionofthe Chipola College general education requirement from a regionally accredited institution and present passing scores on all sections of the general knowledge portion of the FTCE for admission to the Baccalaureate program. Applicants must complete a self-disclosure form that requires them to respond to any personal criminal background information.

ToearnabaccalaureatedegreefromChipolaCollege,aminimumof120semesterhoursmustbecompleted.Atleastforty(40)ofthosehoursmustbeincoursesnumbered3000andabove.Aminimumofthirty(30)ofthe(40)hoursmustbeinresidenceatChipolaCollege.

Freshman Year1st Semester Sem. Hrs. 2nd Semester Sem. Hrs.ENC11011 EnglishCompositionI 3 ENC11021 English Composition II 3XXXXXXX1 NATURALSCIENCECORE 3 EDF20852,6 Intro to Diversity for Educators 3XXXXXXX1 MATHEMATICS 3 MGF11063 Math for Liberal Arts I XXXXXXX1,8 GEN.EDREQUIREDCOURSE 3 orSTA20233,4,5 or Introduction to Statistics 3EDF10052 IntrotoTeachingProfession 3 EME20402 Intro to Technology for Educators 3SLS1401 CareerandLifePlanning 2 XXXXXXX1 HUMANITIES CORE 3SLS1101 Orientation 1TOTAL 18 TOTAL 15

Sophomore Year1st Semester Sem. Hrs. 2nd Semester Sem. Hrs.XXXXXXX1 GORDONRULEWRITING 3 XXXXXXX1 GORDON RULE WRITING 3PSY2012 GeneralPsychology 3 XXXXXXX1,8 SOCIAL SCIENCE 3XXXXXXX1 NATURAL SCIENCE 3 EDG 23162 IntrotoTeachingMath/Science 3SPN1120 ElementarySpanishI SPN1121 ElementarySpanishIIorXXXXXXX orELECTIVE 3-4 orXXXXXXX orELECTIVE 3-4SPC20177 SpeechCommforEducators 2 EDG23702 IntrotoTeachingReading/Lang 3TOTAL 14-15 TOTAL 15-16

Junior YearFall Semester Sem. Hrs. Spring Semester Sem. Hrs.EDF3214 HumanDevelopment&Learning 3 EEX3294 DifferentiatedInstructionfortheInclusive 3SCE4310 TeachingScienceinElementarySchool 3 LAE3314 Meth.inTeachingLang.Arts.inEl.School 3RED3009 Early&EmergentLiteracy 3 RED4312 Int.ofAssess.intoClassroomReading 3RED3311 Read&LangArtsSkillsinElementary 3 RED4519 Diagnostic&Inst.InterventionsinReading3SLS3355L OrientationtoBSinEdProgram 0 MAE4310 TeachingElementarySchoolMath 3TSL35206 Language & Cultural Understanding 3 TOTAL 15 TOTAL 15

Summer I & IISummer I Sem. Hrs. Summer II Sem. Hrs.SSE3113 TeachingSocialStudiesinElementary 3 TSL408166 TESOL Issues & Practices 3TOTAL 3 TOTAL 3Senior YearFall Semester Sem. Hrs. Spring Semester Sem. Hrs.EDF4430 Measure.&EvaluationintheClassroom 3 EDG4936 SeniorSeminar 3EDG4410 ClassroomMgmt&Comm 3 EDG4941 InternshipII 9RED4854 ReadingPracticum 3EDG4940 Internship 3TOTAL 12 TOTAL 121 See General Education Requirements in the current Chipola College Catalog.2 Must be completed with a grade of “C” or higher.3 Strongly suggested mathematics course.4 PrerequisiteforSTA2023isagradeof“C”orhigherinanymathematicscoursewithanMACprefix.5 IfyouhavecompletedSTA2122,youhavemetthisrequirement.YoucannotreceivecreditforbothSTA2122andSTA2023.6 CompletionofEDF2085,TSL3520,andTSL4081meetsthediversityrequirementonlyforChipola.Fortransfertootherinstitutions,refertothe“Courses

with International or Diversity Focus” in the Chipola Catalog.7 SPC2017isopentoEducationapplicantsonly.8Allfirst-time–in-collegestudents(Fall2018andbeyond)arerequiredtodemonstratecompetencyincivicliteracythroughoneofthefollowingoptions:1)successfullypassingeitherPOS2041AmericanFederalGovernmentorAMH2020AmericanHistorySince1865,or2)achievingthestandardscoreonAPGovernment and Politics: United States, AP United States History or CLEP: American Government.


BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN EXCEPTIONAL STUDENT EDUCATION (K-12) Program Code 1079/4079

ThisdegreeprogramisdesignedforstudentswhoplantomajorinExceptionalStudentEducationatChipolaCollege.AminimumGPAof2.5 is required. Applicants must have an AA degree oratleast60semestercredithoursofpostsecondaryeducationwithcompletionoftheChipolaCollege general education requirement from a regionally accredited institution and present passing scores on all sections of the general knowledge portion of the FTCE for admission to the Baccalaureate program. Applicants must complete a self-disclosure form that requires them to respond to any personal criminal background information.


Freshman Year1st Semester Sem. Hrs. 2nd Semester Sem. Hrs.ENC11011 EnglishCompositionI 3 ENC11021 English Composition II 3XXXXXXX1 NATURALSCIENCECORE 3 EDF20852,3 Intro to Diversity for Educators 3MAC1105 CollegeAlgebra 3 STA2023 Intro.toStatistics 3EDF10052 IntrotoTeachingProfession 3 EME20402 Intro to Technology for Educators 3XXXXXXX1,6 GEN.ED.ELECTIVE 3 XXXXXXX1 HUMANITIES CORE 3SLS1401 CareerandLifePlanning 2SLS1101 Orientation 1TOTAL 18 TOTAL 15

Sophomore Year1st Semester Sem. Hrs. 2nd Semester Sem. Hrs.XXXXXXX1 GORDONRULEWRITING 3 XXXXXXX1 GORDON RULE WRITING 3PSY2012 GeneralPsychology 3 XXXXXXX1,6 SOCIAL SCIENCE 3XXXXXXX1 NATURAL SCIENCE 3 EDG 23162 IntrotoTeachingMath/Science 3SPN11204 Elementary Spanish I SPN 11214 Elementary Spanish IIorXXXXXXX orELECTIVE 3-4 orXXXXXXX orELECTIVE 3-4SPC20175 SpeechCommforEducators 2 EDG23702 IntrotoTeachingReading/Lang 3TOTAL 14-15 TOTAL 15-16

Junior YearFall Semester Sem. Hrs. Spring Semester Sem. Hrs.EDF32147 HumanDevelopment&Learning 3 EEX3604 BehaviorMgmtforExceptionalStudents 3RED3009 Early&EmergentLiteracy 3 EEX3294 DifferentiatedInstructionfortheInclusive 3RED3311 TeachingReadingintheInterm.Grades RED4312 Int.ofAssess.intoClassroomReading 3orRED3360 orTeachReadinMid/Sec.Schools 3 RED4519 Diag.&Inst.InterventionsinReading 3EEX3264 Curr.&Inst.Strat.forStudentsw/Dis(K-5)3 EEX4265 Curr.&Inst.Strat.forStudentsw/Dis(6-12)3SLS3355L OrientationtoBSinEducationProgram 0 TSL40813,7 TESOL Issues & Practices 3TSL35203,7 Language & Cultural Understanding 3 TOTAL 15 TOTAL 18

Senior YearFall Semester Sem. Hrs. Spring Semester Sem. Hrs.EDG4410 ClassroomMgt.&Communication 3 EDG4936 SeniorSeminar 3EDF44307 Measure.&EvaluationintheClassroom 3 EDG4941 InternshipII 9EEX4221 AssessmentofExceptionalStudents 3RED4854 ReadingPracticum 3EDG4940 InternshipI 3TOTAL 15 TOTAL 12

1 See General Education Requirements in the Current Chipola College Catalog.2 Must be completed with a grade of “C” or higher.3 CompletionofEDF2085,TSL3520,andTSL4081meetsthediversityrequirementonlyforChipola.Fortransfertootherinstitutions,refertothe“Courses

with International or Diversity Focus” in the Chipola Catalog.4 Ifstudenthastaken2creditsofForeignLanguageinhighschoolthenchooseelective.5 SPC2017isopenonlytoeducationapplicants.6Allfirst-time–in-collegestudents(Fall2018andbeyond)arerequiredtodemonstratecompetencyincivicliteracythroughoneofthefollowingoptions:1)successfullypassingeitherPOS2041AmericanFederalGovernmentorAMH2020AmericanHistorySince1865,or2)achievingthestandardscoreonAP Government and Politics: United States, AP United States History or CLEP: American Government.

7 This course may be taken during summer term.


BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ENGLISH EDUCATION (6-12) Program Code 1065/4065

This degree program is designed for students who plan to major in English Education at Chipola College. A minimum GPA of 2.5 is required. Applicants must have an AA degree oratleast60semestercredithoursofpostsecondaryeducationwithcompletionoftheChipolaCollegegeneraleducation requirement from a regionally accredited institution and present passing scores on all sections of the general knowledge portion of the FTCE for admission to the Baccalaureate program. Applicants must complete a self-disclosure form that requires them to respond to any personal criminal background information.

ToearnabaccalaureatedegreefromChipolaCollege,aminimumof120semesterhoursmustbecompleted.Atleastforty(40)ofthosehoursmustbeincoursesnumbered3000andabove.Aminimumofthirty(30)ofthe(40)hoursmustbeinresidenceatChipolaCollege.RED4312,RED4519andRED4854arerequiredforReadingEndorsement.

Freshman Year1st Semester Sem. Hrs. 2nd Semester Sem. Hrs.ENC11011 EnglishCompositionI 3 ENC11021 English Composition II 3XXXXXXX1 NATURALSCIENCECORE 3 XXXXXXX1 NATURAL SCIENCE 3MAC1105 CollegeAlgebra 3 STA2023 Intro.toStatistics 3EDF10052 IntrotoTeachingProfession 3 SPC26083 Effective Public Speaking 3SLS1401 CareerandLifePlanning 2 XXXXXXX1,9 SOCIAL SCIENCE 3SLS1101 Orientation 1TOTAL 15 TOTAL 15

Sophomore Year1st Semester Sem. Hrs. 2nd Semester Sem. Hrs.AML20101 AmericanLit 3 AML2020 AmericanLitIIENL20121 EnglishLit 3 orENL20221 or English Lit II 3PSY2012 GeneralPsychology 3 XXXXXXX1 HUMANITIES CORE 3SPN11205 ElementarySpanishI XXXXXXX6,9 ELECTIVE 3orXXXXXXX6 orELECTIVE 3-4 SPN11215 Elementary Spanish II EDF20852,4 IntrotoDiversityforEducators 3 orXXXXXXX6 orELECTIVE 3-4

EME20402 Intro to Technology for Educators 3TOTAL 15 -16 TOTAL 15-16

Junior YearAML202010 AmericanLitII 3 ENL4333 Shakespeare 3orENL2022 EnglishLitII EDF4430 Measure&EvaluationintheClassroom 3

RED3009 Early&EmergentLit 3 LAE4335 TeachingMethodsinSec.English 3LAE3323 TeachingMethodsinMiddleSchlEnglish 3 LAE4941 TeachingSec.EnglishPracticum 1LAE3940 TeachingMiddleSchoolEnglishPract. 1 TSL35204 Language and Cultural Understanding 3EDF3214 HumanDevelopment&Learning 3 AML41217 20thCenturyAmericanNovel 3SLS3355L OrientationtoBSinEducationProgram 0RED3360 TeachingReadinginMid/SecSchools 3TOTAL 16 TOTAL 16

Senior YearFall Semester Sem. Hrs. Spring Semester Sem. Hrs.LIT40447 ReadingsinDramaticLiterature 3 EDG4941 InternshipII 9EDG4410 ClassroomMgmt&Communication 3 EDG4936 SeniorSeminar 3ENC3311 AdvancedExpositoryWriting 3EDG4940 InternshipI 3TSL40814 TESOL Issues and Practices 3LIT39307,8 Special Topics in Literature 1TOTAL 16 TOTAL 121 See General Education Requirements in the Current Chipola College Catalog.2 Must be completed with a grade of “C” or higher.3 StudentsmaysubstituteSPC2017forSPC2608;ifapproved,1additionalhoursofelectivesarerequired4 CompletionofEDF2085,TSL3520,andTSL4081meetsthediversityrequirementonlyforChipola.Fortransfertootherinstitutions,refertothe“Courses

with International or Diversity Focus” in the Chipola Catalog.5 If student has taken 2 credits of Foreign Language in high school then choose elective.6 SuggestedelectivesareEDG2316andEDG2370.7 Or any class approved by the English Education Department.8 May be taken more than once.9Allfirst-time–in-collegestudents(Fall2018andbeyond)arerequiredtodemonstratecompetencyincivicliteracythroughoneofthefollowingoptions:1)successfullypassingeitherPOS2041AmericanFederalGovernmentorAMH2020AmericanHistorySince1865,or2)achievingthestandardscoreonAP Government and Politics: United States, AP United States History or CLEP: American Government.

10IfAMLandENLrequirementshavebeenmet,LIT3930canbetakenduringthissemester.


BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN MIDDLE SCHOOL MATHEMATICS EDUCATION (5-9) Program Code 1062/4015

This degree program is designed for students who plan to major in Middle School Mathematics at Chipola College. A minimum GPA of 2.5 is required. Applicants must have an AA degree oratleast60semestercredithoursofpostsecondaryeducationwithcompletionoftheChipolaCollege general education requirement from a regionally accredited institution and present passing scores on all sections of the general knowledge portion of the FTCE for admission to the Baccalaureate program. Applicants must complete a self-disclosure form that requires them to respond to any personal criminal background information.


Freshman Year1st Semester Sem. Hrs. 2nd Semester Sem. Hrs.ENC11011 EnglishCompositionI 3 ENC11021 English Composition II 3MAC11052,3 CollegeAlgebra MAC11402,3 Precalculus orXXXXXXX4,9 orELECTIVE 3 orXXXXXXX4,9 or ELECTIVE 3XXXXXXX1 NATURALSCIENCECORE 3 XXXXXXX1 HUMANITIES CORE 3EDF10052 IntrotoTeachingProfession 3 EME20402 Intro to Technology for Educators 3SLS1401 CareerandLifePlanning 2 XXXXXXX1 NATURAL SCIENCE 3SLS1101 Orientation 1TOTAL 15 TOTAL 15Sophomore Year1st Semester Sem. Hrs. 2nd Semester Sem. Hrs.XXXXXXX1 GORDONRULEWRITING 3 XXXXXXX1 GORDON RULE WRITING 3MAC11142,3 Trigonometry MAT29054 Mathematics through TutoringorXXXXXXX4,9 orELECTIVE 3 orXXXXXXX4,8 or ELECTIVE 3EDF20852,5 Intro to Diversity for Educators 3 MAC 13112,3 Calculus&AnalyticalGeometryI 4PSY2012 GeneralPsychology 3 MGF11062,7 Mathematics for Liberal Arts ISPC26086 EffectivePublicSpeaking 3 XXXXXXX4,8 or ELECTIVE 3

XXXXXXX1,11 SOCIAL SCIENCE 3TOTAL 15 TOTAL 16Junior YearFall Semester Sem. Hrs. Spring Semester Sem. Hrs.EDF3214 HumanDevelopment&Learning 3 RED3009 Early&EmergentLiteracy 3MAE3320 Teach.MethodsinMid.Sch.Math 3 RED3360 Teach.ReadinginMid/SecSchools 3MAE3940 Teach.Mid.Sch.MathPracticum 1 STA2023 IntroductiontoStatistics 3MAE3816 ElementsofGeometry 3 EDF4430 Measure.&EvaluationintheClassroom 3TSL35205 Lang.andCulturalUnderstanding 3 MAT29054 Math through Tutoring 2MGF110710 Math for Liberal Arts II 3 MAE 3651 Learning Math with Technology 2SLS3355L OrientationtoBSinEducationProgram 0TOTAL 16 TOTAL 16Senior YearFall Semester Sem. Hrs. Spring Semester Sem. Hrs.EDG4410 ClassroomMgt.&Communication 3 EDG4936 SeniorSeminar 3EDG4940 InternshipI 3 EDG4941 InternshipII 9MAE481510 Elements of Algebra 3MHF44045 History of Mathematics 3MAE4330 Teach.MethodsinSec.Sch.Math. 3MAE4941 Teach.Sec.Sch.MathPracticum 1TOTAL 16 TOTAL 121 See General Education requirements in the Current Chipola College Catalog.2 Major courses; must be completed with a grade of “C” or better.3Aminimumofsixsemesterhoursofmathematicsarerequired.Iflessthanninehoursofmatharetaken,anothergeneraleducationcourseisrequired.4MAT2905,MathematicsthroughTutoring,issuggestedfortheelectivecredit.Thiscoursemayberepeatedifthestudentneedsadditionalhoursaftercompletingallrequiredcourses.5CompletionofEDF2085,TSL3520,andMHF4404meetsthediversityrequirementonlyforChipola.Fortransfertootherinstitutions,refertothe“Courseswith

International or Diversity Focus” in the Chipola Catalog.6Upondepartmentalapproval,studentsmaysubstituteSPC2017forSPC2608;1additionalhourofelectivemayberequired.7MGF1106mustbetakenifstudentplacesdirectlyintoMAC1311.8SuggestedElectives:EDG2316orEDG2370orMAT2905.9 MAC 2312 must be taken if student places directly into MAC 1311.10OrdepartmentapprovedMathematicscourse.11Allfirst-time–in-collegestudents(Fall2018andbeyond)arerequiredtodemonstratecompetencyincivicliteracythroughoneofthefollowingoptions:1)successfullypassingeitherPOS2041AmericanFederalGovernmentorAMH2020AmericanHistorySince1865,or2)achievingthestandardscoreonAPGovernmentandPolitics:United States, AP United States History or CLEP: American Government.


BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN SECONDARY MATHEMATICS EDUCATION (6-12) Program Code 1067/4010 This degree program is designed for students who plan to major in Secondary Education Mathematics at Chipola College. A minimum GPA of 2.5 is required. Applicants must have an AA degree oratleast60semestercredithoursofpostsecondaryeducationwithcompletionoftheChipola College general education requirement from a regionally accredited institution and present passing scores on all sections of the general knowledge portion of the FTCE for admission to the Baccalaureate program. Applicants must complete a self-disclosure form that requires them to respond to any personal criminal background information. ToearnabaccalaureatedegreefromChipolaCollege,aminimumof120semesterhoursmustbecompleted.Atleastforty(40)ofthosehoursmustbeincoursesnumbered3000andabove.Aminimumofthirty(30)ofthe(40)hoursmustbeinresidenceatChipolaCollege.Juniorand Senior level courses must be passed with a “C” average.

Freshman Year1st Semester Sem. Hrs. 2nd Semester Sem. Hrs.ENC11011 EnglishCompositionI 3 ENC11021 English Composition II 3MAC11142 Plane Trigonometry MAC 13112 Calculus&AnalyticalGeometryI 4orXXXXXXX3,7 orELECTIVE 3 XXXXXXX1 NATURAL SCIENCE CORE 3MAC11402 PrecalculusAlgebra EME20402 Intro to Technology for Educators 3orXXXXXXX3,7 orELECTIVE 3 XXXXXXX1,8 SOCIAL SCIENCE 3EDF10052 Intro to Teaching Profession 3SLS1401 CareerandLifePlanning 2SLS1101 Orientation 1TOTAL 15 TOTAL 16

Sophomore Year1st Semester Sem. Hrs. 2nd Semester Sem. Hrs.XXXXXXX1 GORDONRULEWRITING 3 XXXXXXX1 GORDON RULE WRITING 3MAC 23122 Calculus&AnalyticalGeometryII 4 MAC23132 Calculus&AnalyticalGeometryIII 4EDF20852,4 IntrotoDiversityforEducators 3 MAT29053,7,8 ELECTIVE 2-3XXXXXXX1 NATURALSCIENCE 3 SPC26085 Effective Public Speaking 3PSY2012 GeneralPsychology 3 XXXXXXX1 HUMANITIES CORE 3TOTAL 16 TOTAL 15-16

Junior YearFall Semester Sem. Hrs. Spring Semester Sem. Hrs.TSL35204 LanguageandCulturalUnderstanding 3 EDF4430 MeasurementandEvaluation 3EDF3214 HumanDevelopment&Learning 3 RED3009 Early&EmergentLiteracy 3SLS3355L OrientationtoBSinEducationProgram 0 MAE3651 LearningMath.withTechnology 2MTG3212 ModernGeometries 3 MAP2302 DifferentialEquations 3MAT29057 MathematicsthroughTutoring 2 RED3360 Teach.ReadinginMid/SecSchools 3MAE3320 Teach.MethodsinMid.Sch.Math 3 STA20236 Intro to Statistics 3MAE3940 Teach.Mid.Sch.MathPracticum 1TOTAL 15 TOTAL 17

Senior YearFall Semester Sem. Hrs. Spring Semester Sem. Hrs.EDG4410 ClassroomMgt.&Communication 3 EDG4941 InternshipII 9EDF4940 InternshipI 3 EDG4936 SeniorSeminar 3MAS42036 Number Theory 3MHF44044,6 History of Mathematics 3MAE4330 Teach.MethodsinSec.Sch.Math. 3MAE4941 Teach. Sec. Sch. Math Practicum 1 TOTAL 16 TOTAL 12

1 See General Education Requirements in the current Chipola College Catalog.2 Major courses; must be completed with a grade of “C” or higher.3 EDG2316IntrotoTeachingMath&ScienceorEDG2370IntrotoTeachingReading&Langaresuggestedfortheelectivecredits.4 CompletionofEDF2085,TSL3520,andMHF4404meetsthediversityrequirementonlyforChipola.Fortransfertootherinstitutions,refertothe“Courseswith

International or Diversity Focus” in the Chipola Catalog.5 Upondepartmentalapproval,studentsmaysubstituteSPC2017forSPC2608;1additionalhourofelectivemaybeneeded.6 Or department-approved mathematics course. 7 MAT2905,MathematicsthroughTutoring,issuggestedfortheelectivecredit.Thiscoursemayberepeatedifthestudentneedsadditionalhoursaftercompletingall

required courses.8Allfirst-time–in-collegestudents(Fall2018andbeyond)arerequiredtodemonstratecompetencyincivicliteracythroughoneofthefollowingoptions: 1)successfullypassingeitherPOS2041AmericanFederalGovernmentorAMH2020AmericanHistorySince1865,or2)achievingthestandardscoreonAPGovernment and Politics: United States, AP United States History or CLEP: American Government.


BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN MIDDLE SCHOOL SCIENCE EDUCATION (5-9) Program Code 1073/4025

This degree program is designed for students who plan to major in Middle School Science Education at Chipola College. A minimum GPAof2.5isrequired.ApplicantsmusthaveanAAdegreeoratleast60semestercredithoursofpostsecondaryeducationwithcompletionoftheChipola College general education requirement from a regionally accredited institution and present passing scores on all sections of the general knowledge portion of the FTCE for admission to the Baccalaureate program. Applicants must complete a self-disclosure form that requires them to respond to any personal criminal background information. ToearnabaccalaureatedegreefromChipolaCollege,aminimumof120semesterhoursmustbecompleted.Atleastforty(40)ofthosehoursmustbeincoursesnumbered3000andabove.Aminimumofthirty(30)ofthe(40)hoursmustbeinresidenceatChipolaCollege.Freshman Year1st Semester Sem. Hrs. 2nd Semester Sem. Hrs.ENC11011 EnglishCompositionI 3 ENC11021 English Composition II 3ESC10002 IntroductiontoEarthScience 3 AST10022 General Astronomy 3XXXXXXX3 MATHEMATICS 3 EDF20852,4 Intro to Diversity for Educators 3EDF10052 IntrotoTeachingProfession 3 XXXXXXX1 HUMANITIES CORE 3XXXXXXX10 SOCIALSCIENCE 3 STA20232,5 Intro to Statistics 3SLS1401 CareerandLifePlanning 2SLS1101 Orientation 1TOTAL 18 TOTAL 15Sophomore Year1st Semester Sem. Hrs. 2nd Semester Sem. Hrs.XXXXXXX1 GORDONRULEWRITING 3 XXXXXXX1 GORDON RULE WRITING 3SPN11207 ElementarySpanishI EME20402 Intro to Technology for Educators 3orXXXXXXX9orELECTIVE 3-4 SPC26086 Effective Public Speaking 3PSY2012 GeneralPsychology 3 BSC2011&2011L2 IntegratedPrinciplesofBiologyIIw/LabBSC2010&2010L2IntegratedPrinciplesofBiologyIw/Lab orCHM1046/1046L2 orGeneralChemistryIIw/LaborCHM1045/1045L2 orGeneralChemistryIw/Lab orPHY1054C/1054L2 orGeneralPhysicsIIw/Lab 4orPHY1053C/1053L2 orGeneralPhysicsIw/Lab 4 SPN11217 Elementary Spanish II orXXXXXXX9orELECTIVE 3-4TOTAL 13-14 TOTAL 16-17Junior YearFall Semester Sem. Hrs. Spring Semester Sem. Hrs.SLS3355 OrientationtoBSinEducationProgram 0 EDF4430 Measure&EvaluationinClassroom 3BSC2010&2010LInt.Principles.ofBiologyIw/Lab RED3309 EarlyEmergentLiteracy 3orCHM1045/1045LorGeneralChemistryIw/Lab BSC2011&2011LInt.PrinciplesofBiologyIIw/LaborPHY1053C/1053LorGeneralPhysicsIw/Lab 4 orCHM1046/1046LorGeneralChemistryIIw/LabTSL35204 LanguageandCulturalUnderstanding 3 orPHY1054C/1054LorGeneralPhysicsIIw/Lab 4EDF3214 HumanDevelopmentandLearning 3 SCE4330 TeachMethodsinSecScience 3SCE3320 TeachinginMiddleSchoolScience 3 SCE4941 TeachSecSchSciencePracticum 1SCE3940 TeachingMiddleSchoolSciencePract. 1 RED3360 TeachReadinginMid/SecSchools 3SCE2905 SciencethroughTutoring 1TOTAL 15 TOTAL 17 Summer Semester Sem. Hrs. XXXXXXX NaturalSciencew/Lab 4 TOTAL 4Senior YearFall Semester Sem. Hrs. Spring Semester Sem. Hrs.BSC49308 SpecialTopicsinBiology 3 EDG4941 InternshipII 9EDG4410 ClassroomMgt.&Communication 3 EDG4936 SeniorSeminar 3EDG4940 InternshipI 3 XXXXXXX NATURALSCIENCE 3TOTAL 12 TOTAL 121 See General Education Requirements in the Current Chipola College Catalog.2 Major courses; must be completed with a grade of “C” or better.3 StudentswhoplantotakePHY1053C/1054CshouldchooseMAC1114.MathematicselectiveshouldmeetprerequisiteforSTA2023.4 CompletionofEDF2085,TSL3520,andTSL4081meetsthediversityrequirementonlyforChipola.Fortransfertootherinstitutions,refertothe“Courses

with International or Diversity Focus” in the Chipola Catalog.5 IfyouhavecompletedSTA2122,youhavemetthisrequirement.YoucannotreceivecreditforbothSTA2122andSTA2023.6 Upondepartmentalapproval,studentsmaysubstituteSPC2017forSPC2608;1additionalhoursofelectivecreditmayberequired.7 If student has taken 2 credits of Foreign Language in high school then choose elective.8 Or department approved science course. 9 SuggestedelectivesareEDG2316,EDG2370,orSCE2905.10Allfirst-time–in-collegestudents(Fall2018andbeyond)arerequiredtodemonstratecompetencyincivicliteracythroughoneofthefollowingoptions:1)successfullypassingeitherPOS2041AmericanFederalGovernmentorAMH2020AmericanHistorySince1865,or2)achievingthestandardscoreonAPGovernment and Politics: United States, AP United States History or CLEP: American Government.


BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN BIOLOGY EDUCATION (6-12) Program Code 1073/4020

ThisdegreeprogramisdesignedforstudentswhoplantomajorinSecondaryEducationBiologyEducation(withChemistrycertificationcompetencies) at Chipola College. A minimum GPA of 2.5 is required. Applicants must have an AA degree oratleast60semestercredithoursofpostsecondary education with completion of the Chipola College general education requirement from a regionally accredited institution and present passing scores on all sections of the general knowledge portion of the FTCE for admission to the Baccalaureate program. Applicants must complete a self-disclosure form that requires them to respond to any personal criminal background information. ToearnabaccalaureatedegreefromChipolaCollege,aminimumof120semesterhoursmustbecompleted.Atleastforty(40)ofthosehoursmustbeincoursesnumbered3000andabove.Aminimumofthirty(30)ofthe(40)hoursmustbeinresidenceatChipolaCollege.AllJuniorandSenior level courses must be passed with a “C” average.

Freshman Year1st Semester Sem. Hrs. 2nd Semester Sem. Hrs.ENC11011 EnglishCompositionI 3 ENC11021 English Composition II 3BSC2010&2010L2 Int.PrinciplesofBiologyIw/Lab BSC2011&2011L2 Int.PrinciplesofBiologyIIw/LaborCHM1045&1045L2 orGeneralChemistryIw/Lab orCHM1046&1046L2 orGeneralChemistryIIw/Lab orPHY1053C/1053L2 orGeneralPhysicsIw/Lab 4 orPHY1054C/1054L2 orGeneralPhysicsIIw/Lab 4XXXXXXX MATHEMATICS 3 EDF10052 Introduction to Teaching Profession 3XXXXXXX7 ELECTIVE 3 XXXXXXX1 HUMANITIES CORE 3SLS1401 CareerandLifePlanning 2 STA20233 Intro to Statistics 3SLS1101 Orientation 1 TOTAL 16 TOTAL 16

Sophomore Year1st Semester Sem. Hrs. 2nd Semester Sem. Hrs.XXXXXXX1 GORDONRULEWRITING 3 XXXXXXX1 GORDON RULE WRITING 3BSC2010&2010L2 Int.PrinciplesofBiologyIw/Lab BSC2011&2011L2 Int.PrinciplesofBiologyIIw/LaborCHM1045&1045L2 orGeneralChemistryIw/Lab orCHM1046&1046L2 orGeneralChemistryIIw/LaborPHY1053C/1053L2 orGeneralPhysicsIw/Lab 4 orPHY1054C/1054L2 orGeneralPhysicsIIw/Lab 4XXXXXXX7,8 ELECTIVE 1-3 EME20402 Intro to Technology for Educators 3PSY2012 GeneralPsychology 3 XXXXXXX1,8 SOCIAL SCIENCE 3EDF20852,4 IntrotoDiversityforEducators 3 SPC26085 Effective Public Speaking 3TOTAL 14-16 TOTAL 16

Junior YearFall Semester Sem. Hrs. Spring Semester Sem. Hrs.EDF3214 HumanDevelopment&Learning 3 RED3009 EarlyandEmergentLiterature 3BSC2085&2085L Anatomy&PhysIw/Lab 4 RED3360 TeachReadinginMid/SecSchools3SCE3320 Teach.inMidSchoolScience 3 SCE4330 TeachMethodsinSecSchScience 3SCE2905 ScienceThroughTutoring 1 BSC2086&2086L Anatomy&PhysiologyII&Lab 4SLS3355L OrientationtoBSinEdProgram 0 SCE4941 TeachSecSchSciencePracticum 1SCE3940 Teach.Mid.Sch.SciencePracticum 1 EDF44306 Measure & Eval in Classroom 3TLS3520 LanguageandCulturalUnderstanding 3TOTAL 15 TOTAL 17

Senior YearFall Semester Sem. Hrs. Spring Semester Sem. Hrs.EDG4940 InternshipI 3 EDG4941 InternshipII 9EDG4410 ClassroomMgt.&Communication 3 EDG4936 SeniorSeminar 3BSC49056 Supervised Research in Biology 3BSC49306 Special Topics in Biology 3MCB2010&2010L MicrobiologywithLab 4TOTAL 16 TOTAL 12

1 See General Education Requirements in the current Chipola College Catalog.2 Major courses; must be completed with a grade of “C” or better.3 IfyouhavecompletedSTA2122,youhavemetthisrequirement.YoucannotreceivecreditforbothSTA2122andSTA2023.4 CompletionofEDF2085,TSL3520,andTSL4081meetsthediversityrequirementonlyforChipola.Fortransfertootherinstitutions,refertothe“Courses

with International or Diversity Focus” in the Chipola Catalog. 5 StudentsmaysubstituteSPC2017withdepartmentapproval;1additionalhoursofelectivemayberequired.6 Or department approved science course. 7 SuggestedelectivesareEDG2316,EDG2370,orSCE2905.8Allfirst-time–in-collegestudents(Fall2018andbeyond)arerequiredtodemonstratecompetencyincivicliteracythroughoneofthefollowingoptions:1)successfullypassingeitherPOS2041AmericanFederalGovernmentorAMH2020AmericanHistorySince1865,or2)achievingthestandardscoreonAP Government and Politics: United States, AP United States History or CLEP: American Government.


ASSOCIATE IN ARTS DEGREE PROGRAMS

Differences between Associate in Arts and Associate in Science All courses designated [A] in the “Course Descriptions” section of this Catalog will transfer to state colleges and universities in Florida.

Chipola College offers Associate in Arts and Associate in Science degree programs, aswell as certificate (non-degree)programs, short courses and special interest courses. Students should understand the differences between the Associate in Arts and the Associate in Science degrees.

AA CurriculaThe programs of study (curricula) for the AA degree at Chipola

include the requirements that Florida colleges and universities demand—theGordonRuleand60hoursofcoursesdesignated[A] in the “Course Descriptions” section of the catalog including 36 hours of general education. Chipola also requires passing scores on theCollegiateAssessment ofAcademicProficiency(GEE)Test. First time in college students, beginning with Fall 2014,mustdemonstrateModern(foreign)languagecompetencyin order to earn the AA Degree. All state colleges and universities in Florida have a modern language requirement for the Bachelor’s Degree.Themodernlanguagerequirementshouldbefulfilledbytaking two years of the same modern language at the high school level or 2 semesters of the same language at the college level. Home School students must demonstrate competency through competency testing.

TheCollegeallowsastudenttodemonstrateproficiencyinanative language other than English or demonstrate they have a level of competence in a foreign language at least equivalent to that of students who have completed two (2) credits of such instruction in high school to meet this requirement.

AS CurriculaThe programs of study (curricula) for the Associate in Science

degree at Chipola include many courses that are transferable to Florida colleges and universities. Each AS degree contains a minimum of 15 hours of general education courses, all of which are transferable. Only courses designated [O] in the “course description” section of this catalog may not transfer.

Two of the AS degrees at Chipola, Nursing and Business Administration, are covered in the state’s “career ladder agreement” Under this agreement, students who complete these programs are guaranteed admission to one of the state colleges or universities intheprogramdesignatedtoarticulatewiththeirdegree,exceptforlimitedaccessprogramsandthoserequiringspecificgradeson particular courses for admission. AA Guarantees Acceptance at State Universities

Asthepagesthatfollowexplain,theAssociateinArtsdegreeis intended for students who plan to attend a Florida college or university to complete their bachelor’s degree. Various agreements guarantee that the student who graduates from a Florida community college with an Associate in Arts degree will be accepted at the junior class level by a Florida college or university.

Students who Plan to Complete a Bachelor’s DegreeThe Associate in Arts degree is designed for students who

plantocompletethefirsttwoyearsofcollegeworkatChipolaand then transfer into a baccalaureate degree program at either Chipola or another state college or university in Florida.

In planning a program, students should be certain to meet the general education requirements for the Associate in Arts degree andcompleteaprogramofatleast60semesterhours.Withinthese60semesterhours,studentsshouldfulfilltheprerequisitecourse requirements for the major at the transfer institution.

State colleges and universities in Florida have agreed on a list of common prerequisites for admission into most academic programs. Tomaximize transferability, students are advisedto choose a major and transfer institution as early as possible. Florida college AA graduates will receive priority for admission to the upper division of a Florida college or to a state university over out-of-state students. Students who plan to transfer to an out-of-state institution should work closely with an advisor. Students without an AA degree risk denial of admission into upper division programs at most Florida colleges and universities.

Some private universities and colleges in Florida honor the community college AA degree. See Student Affairs for a list of these institutions.

It is the responsibility of each student to consult an advisor to plan a program of study at Chipola College; however, in the final analysis, the student is responsible for the requirementsstated in this catalog and in the catalog of the transfer institution. Any discrepancy between oral advice and the catalog should be checked carefully by the student.

Student Bill of RightsFlorida Community College Associate in Arts graduates are

guaranteed the following rights under the Statewide Articulation Agreement(StateBoardofEducationRule6A-10.024):

1. Admission to one of the 11 state universities, but not necessarily to the university or program of choice. Transfer students must compete for admission to limited access programs.

2. Acceptance of at least 60 semester hours by the stateuniversity.

3.Adherencetotheuniversitydegree/programrequirements,basedonthecatalogineffectatthetimethestudentfirstentersthe Florida college, provided the student maintains continuous enrollment.

4.TransferofequivalentcoursesundertheStatewideCourseNumbering System.

5. Acceptance by the state universities of credits earned in accelerated programs (e.g. CLEP, AP, Dual Enrollment, IB, and AICE).

6. No additional general education core requirements.7. Common program prerequisites across university and

college 8. Access to transfer program admission requirements and the

selection criteria for limited access programs.9. Equal opportunity to compete with native university students

to enter limited access programs.


Area 1—Social Sciences (Minimum: 6 semester hours)Student must choose from among the following: • One core course and one general course, OR • Two core courses in each area.

CORE SOCIAL SCIENCES: *AMH2020,AmericanHistoryII,3 ECO2013,PrinciplesofMacroeconomics,3 *POS2041,AmericanFederalGovernment,3 PSY2012,GeneralPsychology,3 SYG1000,IntroductorySociology,3

GENERAL SOCIAL SCIENCES: AMH2010,AmericanHistoryI,3 ASH1044,MiddleEasternHistory&Civilization,3 ECO2023,Microeconomics,3 GEA2001,WorldGeographyI,3 GEA2002,WorldGeographyII,3 POS 2112, State and Local Government, 3 REL2300,WorldReligions,3 SYG1010,ContemporarySociology,3 WOH2012,WorldHistoryI,3 WOH2022,WorldHistoryII,3*EitherAMH2020 or POS 2041will fulfill Civics LiteracyRequirement.

Area 1 College Level Competency: Evaluate Societal and Ethical Issues, Problems, and Values

Purpose of Area 1: The purpose of a social and behavioral science component in the core curriculum is to increase students’ knowledge of how social and behavioral scientists discover, describe, and explainthebehaviorsandinteractionsamongindividuals,groups,institutions, and events and ideas. Such knowledge will better equip students to understand themselves and the roles they play in addressing the issues facing humanity.

Area 2—Natural SciencesStudent must choose from among the following: • One core course and one general course, OR • Two core courses in each area.

CORE NATURAL SCIENCES: AST1002,Astronomy,3 BSC1005,IntroductiontoBiologicalSciences,3 BSC2010,Integ.PrinciplesofBiologyI,3 BSC2085,HumanAnatomy&PhysiologyI,3 CHM1045,GeneralChemistryI,3 ESC1000,IntroductiontoEarthScience,3 EVR1001,IntroductiontoEnvironmentalScience,3 PHY1053C,GeneralPhysicsI,4 PHY2048C,GeneralPhysicswithCalculusI,5 PSC 1121, Introduction to Physical Science, 3 GENERAL NATURAL SCIENCES: BSC2011,Integ.PrinciplesofBiologyII,3 BSC2086,HumanAnatomy&PhysiologyII,3 CHM1030,GeneralOrganic&BiochemistryforHealth Related Sciences I, 3 CHM1046,GeneralChemistryII,3 MCB2010,Microbiology,3

Should any guarantee be denied, students have the right of appeal. Each state university and community college shall make available established appeal procedures through the respective articulationofficers.

Some degree programs may include additional admission requirements. The programs are referred to as “limited access” programs. These more stringent requirements may include a higher gradepointaverageand/orhighertestscores,additionalcoursesorprerequisites,and/orauditions/portfolios.

General Education RequirementAssociateinArtsstudentsmustcomplete60collegecreditsto

complete the degree; 36 of these credits must be general education creditsdistributedacrossfivesubjectareacategories.Astudentmust satisfy the required number of credits in each category. The remaining24electivecreditsshouldbeselected inconsultationwith an advisor, who will assist with selecting the college credits most advantageous to the student’s educational goals.

To assure that graduates of the state university and state college systems share a common base of General Education requirements, the State of Florida has designed general education core course optionsineachoffiveareasofstudy—SocialSciences,NaturalSciences, Mathematics, Communications, and Humanities. Beginning with students initially entering a Florida College System institutionor stateuniversity in2015-2016and thereafter, eachstudent must choose:

• One core course in each area and one general course in each area, or

• Two core courses in each area.

The General Education areas of study and the minimum number of hours required in each area are:

AREA HOURS1. Social Sciences 6 2. Natural Sciences 63. Mathematics 6 4. Communications 6-95. Humanities 6-96. Additional General Education Course 3 (any other course from Areas 1-5) TOTAL 36


PHY1054C,GeneralPhysicsII,4 PHY2049C,GeneralPhysicswithCalculusII,5

Area 2 College Level Competency:ExploretheHistory,Nature,Methods, and Limits of Science

Purpose of Area 2: The purpose of the study of the natural sciences component in the core curriculum is to enable the student to understand, construct, and evaluate relationships in the natural sciences, and to understand the bases for building and testing scientifictheories.

Area 3—Mathematics (Minimum: 6 semester hours)Student must choose from among the following:

• One core course and one general course, OR • Two core courses in each area.Anyhigherlevelcoursewiththesameprefixmaysubstitute.

CORE MATHEMATICS:MAC1105,CollegeAlgebra,3MAC1311,CalculusandAnalyticGeometryI,4MGF1106,MathematicsforLiberalArtsI,3MGF1107,MathematicsforLiberalArtsII,3STA2023,IntroductiontoStatistics,3

GENERAL MATHEMATICS:MAC1114,PlaneTrigonometry,3MAC1140,PrecalculusAlgebra,3MAC 2233, Calculus for Non-Science Majors, 3MAC2312,CalculusandAnalyticGeometryII,4MAC2313,CalculusandAnalyticGeometryIII,4

Area 3 College Level Competency: Demonstrate Basic Mathematical Skills and Knowledge

TheGordonRule (6A10.030) requires all Florida collegestudentstosuccessfullycompleteatleastSix(6)semesterhoursof mathematics coursework at the level of college algebra or higher. For the purposes of this rule, a grade of C or higher shall be considered successful completion

Purpose of Area 3: The purpose of the mathematics component of the core curriculum is to develop quantitative literacy with an ability to apply basic mathematical tools in the solution of real world problems.

AREA 4—COMMUNICATIONS (Min: 6 semester hrs)Student must choose:• One core course AND one general course.

CORE COMMUNICATIONS:ENC1101,EnglishCompositionI,3*

GENERAL COMMUNICATIONS:ENC1102,EnglishCompositionII,3*

GENERAL COMMUNICATION ELECTIVES: ENC2210,TechnicalWriting,3*ENC 1133, Research Writing, 1 **Gordon Rule Writing Course

Area 4 College Level Competency: Comprehend and Articulate Effectively in English - Reading, Writing, Oral Communication

Purpose of Area 4: The purpose of the communications area in the core curriculum is to enable the student to read critically and communicate effectively in clear and correct English.

Area 5—HumanitiesStudent must choose from among the following:• One core course AND, • Two general courses OR one general humanities and one general communications. Must total 12 hours of writing.

CORE HUMANITIES:ARH1000,ArtAppreciation,3MUL2010,MusicAppreciation,3THE1000,TheatreAppreciation,3

GENERAL HUMANITIES:AML2010,SurveyofAmericanLiteratureI,3AML2020,SurveyofAmericanLiteratureII,3ARH2016,ArtCriticismI,3ARH2017,ArtCriticismII,3ENL2012,SurveyofEnglishLiteratureI,3ENL2022,SurveyofEnglishLiteratureII,3HUM 2235, Introduction to Humanities with Writing II, 3SPT 2521, Hispanic Cinema, 3THE2304,ScriptAnalysis,3**HUM1020,IntroductiontoHumanitieswithWritingI,3**May count as Core or General Ed Course

The Gordon Rule (6A10.030) requires all Florida college students to complete at least 12 hours of writing courses at the ENC 1101 level and higher and to make at least a “C” in each course. (ARH 2016 & ARH 2017 are not Gordon Rule writing courses.)

Area 5 College Level Competency: Interpret, Evaluate and Appreciate Works of Human Culture

Purpose of Area 5: The purpose of the humanities in the core curriculum is to understand the human condition through the study of the following: art history, literature, music history, music theory, performing arts, philosophy, and visual arts.

Area 6—General Education Course (Minimum: 3 semester hours)

Select three (3) additional hours from any of the general education courses listed in Areas 1-5.


TechnologyTechnology is embedded in many general education core courses.

College Level Competency: Use Technology EffectivelyPurpose: The purpose of the technology component in the general education core is to prepare students to be effective users of information technology.

Courses with International or Diversity FocusThe following courses taught at Chipola College have been designatedascourseswithaninternational/diversityfocus:

AMH2091,2093 AfricanAmericanHistoryI&IIARH1000 ArtAppreciationARH2016,2017 ArtHistoryCriticismI&IIASH1044 MiddleEasternHistory&CivilizationEDF2085 IntroductiontoDiversityforEducatorsFRE1120,1121, ElementaryorIntermediateFrench 2220,2221GEA2001,2002 WorldGeographyI&IILAS1950 LatinAmericanTravelStudyMHF4404* HistoryofMathMUL2010 MusicAppreciationREL2300 WorldReligionsSPN1120,1121, ElementaryorIntermediateSpanish 2220,2221SPN1170 SpanishLanguageandCulture Study AbroadSPT 2521 Hispanic CinemaSYG1010 ContemporarySociologyTSL3520* LanguageandCulturalUnderstandingTSL4081* TESOLIssues&PracticesWOH2012,2022 WorldHistoryI&II

*Only available to students enrolled in baccalaureate programs.

Civics LiteracyPrior to the award of an Associate in Arts or baccalaureate de-gree, first-time-in-college students entering a FloridaCollegeSystem institution in the 2018-2019 school year, and theraftermust demonstrate competency in civics literacy through one of the following options prior to graduation: 1) successfully passing eitherPOS2041AmericanGovernmentorAMH2020AmericanHistory Since 1865, or 2) achieving the standard score on one of the following assessments:

ScoreAP Government and Politics: United States 3APUnitedStatesHistory 4CLEP:AmericanGovernment 50

Modern Language RequirementFirsttimeincollegestudents,beginningwithFall2014,must

demonstrate Modern (foreign) language competency in order to earn the AA Degree. All state colleges and universities in Florida have a modern language requirement for the Bachelor’s Degree. Themodern languagerequirementshouldbefulfilledby takingtwo years of the same modern language at the high school level or 2 semesters of the same language at the college level.

Home School students must demonstrate competency through competency testing.

TheCollegeallowsastudent todemonstrateproficiencyina native language other than English or demonstrate they have a level of competence in a foreign language at least equivalent to that of students who have completed two (2) credits of such instruction in high school to meet this requirement.


Chipola College (Bachelor’s Degrees) Business Administration - Accounting Business Administration - Engineering Mgt Business Administration - Infor. Systems Business Administration - Management Elementary Education English Education ExceptionalStudentEducation Middle School Mathematics Middle School Science Nursing Secondary Education (Mathematics) Secondary Science- Biology EducationFlorida A & M University Agribusiness Animal Science Architecture Business Cardiopulmonary Sciences Criminal Justice ElementaryEducation/EarlyChildhood Engineering Health Science (Pre-Occupational Therapy) (Pre-Physical Therapy) Nursing Pharmacy Psychology Social WorkFlorida State University Art History or Studio Art Athletic Training Biological Science Biology - FSU Teach Business Chemistry Communication Communication Disorders

Computer Science Criminology Early Childhood Education Elementary Education Engineering English English Education ExerciseScience Forensic Science Information Technology Management Information Systems Mathematics - FSU Teach Music Education Music Performance Nursing Political Science Psychology Social Science Education Social Work Special Education Sport Management Theater Theatre TechnologyFlorida State University-Panama City Campus Business Computer Science Elementary Education Engineering Police Science Professional Communication Psychology Social Science Interdisciplinary Social WorkUniversity of Florida Agriculture Education Animal Science Athletic Training Business

Latest AA and BS Degree Academic Plans The following pre-planned academic plans are available from Student Affairs, faculty advisors, or on the web at www.chipola.edu/studentservices/cguides/guides.htm

Chemistry Communication Sciences & Disorders Criminology and Law Elementary Education Engineering Food & Resource Economics Food Science & Human Nutrition Forest Resources & Conservation Geomatics Health Science (Pre-Occupational Therapy) (Pre-Physical Therapy) Journalism & Communication Microbiology & Cell Science Nursing Pharmacy Political Science Psychology Sport Management WildlifeEcology/ConservationUniversity of West Florida Athletic Training Business Communication Arts Community Health Education Computer Science Criminal Justice Elementary Education ExerciseScience Nursing Psychology Social WorkUniversity of Central Florida Athletic TrainingUndecided Majors GeneralCollege/CollegePrep

If you are interested in a major or a state university that is not listed,

please consult your advisor.

Academic PlansTograduatewithanAAdegree,studentsmustearn60hoursofcredit,36ofthemingeneraleducationareas.Whileearningthese

credits, students take courses that serve two purposes:1. TheyfulfillageneraleducationrequirementfortheAAdegree.2. Theyareprerequisites—requiredbeginningcourses—forlatercoursesthatstudentswillhavetotakeintheirmajorfieldafter

transferring to a Chipola College Bachelor Program or another college or university.AlthoughanAAdegreefromChipolawilltransfertoanypublicFloridacollegeoruniversity(StateBoardofEducationRule6A10.024,

FAC),studentswhoknowtheirmajorandtransferschoolcansavetimeandmoneybytakingthespecificgeneraleducationcoursesandprerequisitesrecommended.Sincethereareover600individualmajorsortracksavailableatstatecollegesoruniversities,onlyasampleAA Academic Plan is included in this catalog.

Whenever possible, students should use one of the pre-planned AA Academic Plans to facilitate their academic progress. These plans are available in Student Affairs, Bldg. A and on the college website. If students are interested in majors or transfer institutions not listed, theymaytalkwithanadvisorinStudentAffairs.Eligiblestudentsareencouragedtoutilizeonlineregistration.

StudentswhohavenotidentifiedamajororatransferinstitutionmayfollowtheGeneralCollegeAcademicPlaninthiscatalog;however,studentsmaynotbeadmittedtocertainprogramsatmanycollegesoruniversitiesunlessspecificcoursesarecompletedpriortotransfer.Itisinthestudent’sbestinteresttochoosehis/hermajorandtransferschoolassoonaspossibleafterenteringChipolaandtoworkcloselywith an academic advisor in selecting appropriate courses.

Academic Plans are also available for all four years of Chipola’s Bachelor’s degrees. Academic plans for admissions to the junior level are available online or in Student Affairs, Building A.


FRESHMAN YEAR1st Semester Sem. Hrs. 2nd Semester Sem. Hrs.ENC11011 EnglishCompositionI 3 ENC11021 English Composition II 3XXXXXXX2 NATURALSCIENCECORE 3 CGS1060 IntrotoMicrocomputerUse 3XXXXXXX3 SOCIALSCIENCECORE 3 orXXXXXXX orELECTIVEXXXXXXX4 MATHEMATICSCORE 3 XXXXXXX NATURALSCIENCE 3SLS1401 CareerandLifePlanning 2 XXXXXXX SOCIALSCIENCE 3SLS1101 Orientation 1 XXXXXXX MATHEMATICS 3TOTAL 15 TOTAL 15

SOPHOMORE YEAR1st Semester Sem. Hrs. 2nd Semester Sem. Hrs.XXXXXXX1 GORDONRULEWRITING 3 XXXXXXX1 GORDON RULE WRITING 3XXXXXXX6 HUMANITIESCORE 3 XXXXXXX8 GENERAL ED COURSE 3SPN11207 Elementary Spanish I SPN 11217 Elementary Spanish I orXXXXXXX orELECTIVE 3-4 orXXXXXXX orELECTIVE 3-4XXXXXXX5 ELECTIVE 3 XXXXXXX5 ELECTIVE 3XXXXXXX5 ELECTIVE 3 XXXXXXX5 ELECTIVE 2-3TOTAL 15-16 TOTAL 14-15

1 Twelve (12) hours of Gordon Rule Writing are required. In addition toENC1101andENC1102,choosefromthefollowingcoursestocompletethe12hourrequirement:AML2010,AML2020,ENL2012,ENL2022,HUM1020,HUM2235,SPT2521,ENC1133,orTHE2304.

2MustchooseoneofthefollowingAST1000,BSC1005,BSC2010,BSC2085,CHM1045,ESC1000,EVR1001,PHY1053C,PHY2048C,orPSC1121.

3 ChooseoneofthefollowingAMH2020,ECO2013,POS2041,PSY2012,orSYG1000.

4 ChooseoneofthefollowingMAC1105,MAC1311,MGF1106,MGF1107,orSTA2023.

5 Electives: These courses should be prerequisites for the student’s intended major.

6MustchooseoneofthefollowingARH1000,MUL2010,orTHE1000.

7 If student has taken 2 credits of Foreign Language in high school, then choose elective.

8 Choose 3 hours from any of the general education courses in areas I-V.

Sample Academic PlanGeneral College

Thisplanisforstudentswhodonothaveadefiniteobjectiveforthethirdandfourthyearsorwhodonothavedefiniteplansabout transferring to another college or university for the third and fourth years.

Students should be aware that delaying the choice of a major andatransferschoolcouldmeanoneortwoextrasemestersarerequired to complete the prerequisite course work for that major and/ortransferschool.

Students who have decided their major and transfer college or university should secure an Academic Plan from their advisor, or from the Advising Center (A-112), or online. Students planning to transfer to out-of-state schools should request a catalog from that school and then schedule an appointment with a Chipola Student Affairs advisor.This pre-planned academic plan is only a sample. Consult Student Affairs advisors in A-112.for the latest and most accurate academic plans.


ASSOCIATE IN SCIENCE DEGREE PROGRAMS

The programs of study (curricula) for the Associate in Science degree at Chipola include many courses that are transferable to Florida colleges and universities. Each AS degree contains a minimum of 15 hours of general education courses, all of which are transferable. Courses designated [O] in the “course description” section of this catalog may not transfer. Interested students should check with Student Affairs or adepartmentalacademicadvisorforadditionalinformationandassistance.Toaccessspecificacademicplanscheckthecollegewebsite.

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Program Code 2185

Thiscurriculumpreparesstudentsforemploymentasmanagersinavarietyofbusinessenvironmentssuchasanowner/managerfora small business, or for continued education beyond the Associate degree level. Students who plan to pursue a bachelor’s degree in any areaofbusinessatafour-yearcollegeoruniversitymayinsteadfulfilltheAssociateinArtsdegreerequirementsforamajorinBusinessatthe chosen transfer school. All courses taken in this Associate in Science degree are transferable to state universities in Florida. Additional hoursofspecificgeneraleducationcourses,theGordonRuleandGEErequirementswouldbeneededtoearnanAssociateinArtsdegree. Aminimumof60semestercredithoursisneededtograduatewithanASdegreeinBusinessAdministrationfromChipolaCollege. All Associate in Science degree students must complete the required English and Mathematics courses with a grade of “C” or higher.

Freshman Year1st Semester Sem. Hrs. 2nd Semester Sem. Hrs.ENC11011 EnglishCompositionI 3 XXXXXXX5 Natural Science CORE 3GEB1011 IntroductiontoBusiness 3 CGS11003 Microcomputer Applications 3MAC11051 CollegeAlgebra 3 STA20234 Intro to Statistics 3XXXXXXX2 APPROVEDBUSINESSELECTIVE 2-3 MAR2011 IntroductiontoMarketing 3MAN2345 IntrotoSupervision&Management 3 SPC2608,PSY2012, EffectivePublicSpeaking,GenPsych, 3SLS1101 Orientation 1 orINP2390 orIndustrialPsychologyTOTAL 15-16 TOTAL 15

Sophomore Year1st Semester Sem. Hrs. 2nd Semester Sem. Hrs.ACG2021 IntroductiontoFinancialAccounting 3 ISM2060 SocialMediaInnovation 3ACG2002 AccountingonMicrocomputer 3 GEB2214 BusinessCommunication 3CTS2142 ProjectManagement 3 BUL2131 LegalEnvironmentofBusiness 3ECO2023 Microeconomics 3 ENT2112 Entrepreneurship&BusinessPlans 3XXXXXXX5 HUMANITIESCORE 3 XXXXXXX2 APPROVED BUSINESS ELECTIVE 3 TOTAL 15 TOTAL 15

1 Non-creditdevelopmentalreading,writing,and/ormathcoursesmayalsoberequired,dependingonplacementtestscores.2 Approvedbusinesselectives:LowerdivisioncourseprefixesofACG,CGS,CIS,COP,CTS,GEB,ETI,INP,TAX,foreignlanguagecourse, PSY2012,ENC2210,orapprovalfromtheSchoolofBusinessandTechnologyDean.3 Prerequisite:CompletionofCGS1060orCIS1000with a “C” or better or satisfactory score on the pretest available in the College Testing Center. 4 If you have completed STA 2122, you have met this requirement. You cannot receive credit for both STA 2122 and STA2023.5 Must choose on of the following: NATURAL SCIENCE CORE:AST1002,BSC1005,BSC2010,BSC2085,CHM 1045,ESC1000,EVR1001,PHY1053C,PHY2048C,or PSC112.HUMANITIES:ARH1000,HUM1020,MUL 2010,orTHE1000.

ASSOCIATE IN SCIENCE DEGREE PROGRAMS


CIVIL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY Program Code 2178

TheCivilEngineeringTechnologyprogramprovidesstudentswiththeskillsandknowledgerequiredtoenterthefieldofcivilengi-neering as a technologist or a technician. The focus of this program is in the area of building & material systems, site development, and surveying.SignificantemphasisisplacedontheCAD(ComputerAidedDrafting)capabilityrequiredtointeractwithtoday’sGPSandGISMappingassociatedwithmodernsurveyingprocessestodefinepropertyboundaries,highwayrightsofway,parkinglots,retentionponds, residential development, and elevations. Further emphasis is placed on site investigation, soil foundation design, soil properties, compactionandstabilizationofsoils.Thecontentalsoincludeslegalconsiderations,employabilityskills,hydrology,engineeringandmath training to prepare the student for further education and careers in the Architecture and Construction career cluster. The Autodesk Certificatescanbetestedforuponcompetencieslearnedwithinthisprogram.

All Associate in Science degree students must complete the required English and mathematics courses with a grade of “C” or higher.

Freshman Year1st Semester Sem. Hrs. 2nd Semester Sem. Hrs.ENC11011 EnglishCompositionI 3 BCN1214C Materials&MethodsofConstruction 3EGN1108 EngineeringGraphics 3 ETD25512 CAD Civil 3ETD1320 IntrotoAutoCAD 3 ETD1842 3DVisualizationwithAutoCAD 3ETD2340 AutoCADLevelII 3 GIS1060 IntrotoGISw/ArcGIS 3MAC11141 PlaneTrigonometry 3 STA2023 IntrotoStatistics 3SLS1101 Orientation 1 TOTAL 16 TOTAL 15

Sophomore Year1st Semester Sem. Hrs. 2nd Semester Sem. Hrs.BCN 2598C Sustainable Building Systems 3 ETC 2521 Hydraulics and Hydrology 3EGN1002 IntrotoEngineering 3 ETD25542 CAD Surveying 3GIS20413 IntrotoGISandGPSApplications 3 XXXXXXX HUMANITIESCORE 3SUR1101 IntroductiontoSurveying 3 SUR24004 Legal Aspects of Surveying 1PHY1053C GeneralPhysicsI 4 ECO2013 Macroeconomics 3TOTAL 16 TOTAL 13

1 Non-creditdevelopmentalreading,writing,and/ormathcoursesmayalsoberequired.2 Prerequisite:ETC13203 Prerequisite:GIS10604Prerequisite:SUR1101


COMPUTER ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY Program Code 2172

This program prepares students for entry-level positions as microcomputer support specialists, help desk representatives, and software application technicians.ContentincludestopicsandskillsemphasizedinvariousindustrycertificationsincludingtheCompTIAA+,Security+,andNetwork+,aswellasvariousMicrosoftnetworkcertifications(MTA,MTICP).StudentsholdingvalidcurrentITindustrycertificationsshouldcontactadepartmentaladvisoraboutcreditthatmaybeawardedforselectedcoursesbasedonsuchcertifications. All Associate in Science degree students must complete the required English and mathematics courses with a grade of “C” or higher.

Freshman Year1st Semester Sem. Hrs. 2nd Semester Sem. Hrs.ENC11011,2 EnglishCompositionI 3 CTS13901,4,5 Intro to LAN & Server Management 3MAC11051,2 CollegeAlgebra 3 CTS16501,5,6 Intro to Networking & Communications 3CTS11103 Microcomputer Operating Systems 3 CTS 11117 IntrotoLinux 2CTS 11313 Intro to Microcomputer Main. & Repair 3 CTS 1155 IT User Support 3COP2000 IntrotoComputerProgramming 3 XXXXXXX2,8 NATURAL SCIENCE CORE 3SLS1101 Orientation 1TOTAL 16 TOTAL 14

Summer Session Sem. Hrs.CGS110010 Microcomputer Applications 3TOTAL 3

Sophomore Year1st Semester Sem. Hrs. 2nd Semester Sem. Hrs.CTS 11634 MicrosoftDesktopSystemsConfig. 3 XXXXXXX2,13 SOCIAL SCIENCE CORE 3CTS2142 ProjectManagement 3 GEB2214 BusinessCommunications 3CTS 215611 DesktopSupport 3 CTS11204,6 Intro to Network Security 3COP170012 IntrotoDatabaseManagement 3 XXXXXXX2,14 HUMANITIES CORE 3SPC2608 EffectivePublicSpeaking 3TOTAL 15 TOTAL 12

1 Non-creditdevelopmentalreading,writing,and/ormathcoursesmayalsoberequired,dependingonplacementtestscores.Completethehighestlevelcourseforwhichyouarequalified.

2 Students must complete 15 hours in General Education CORE courses.3 CTS1110andCTS1131areco-requisitesorconsentofthedepartment.4 Prerequisite:CTS1110orequivalentcertificationorconsentofthedepartment.5 CTS1390andCTS1650areco-requisitesorconsentofthedepartment.6 Prerequisite: CTS 1131 or consent of department.7 Prerequisite:CTS1650andCTS1390orequivalentcertificationsorconsentof

department.8 Mustchooseonecoursefromthefollowing:AST1002,BSC1005,BSC2010,BSC2085,CHM1045,ESC1000,EVR1001,PHY1053C,PHY2048C,PSC1121.

9 Approved computing electives include the following: Any CIS, COP, CTS or course approved by the program advisor.

10Prerequisite: CGS1060orCIS1000oranacceptablescoreontheCGS1100ScreeningExam.

11 Prerequisite: CTS 1155 or consent of department.12Prerequisite:CGS1100orCIS1000orconsentofthedepartment.13Mustchooseonecoursefromthefollowing:AMH2020,ECO2013,POS2041,PSY2012,orSYG1000.

14Chooseoneofthefollowing:ARH1000,MUL2010,THE1000.

OptionalComputerInformationCertificates:HelpDeskSupportTechnician–ProgramCode5244(18credits)ITSupportSpecialist–ProgramCode5245(28credits)

PleaselookundertheCollegeCreditCertificateProgramssectionofthecatalogand see your technology advisor for more information.


CRIMINAL JUSTICE TECHNOLOGY Program Code 2168

Thisprogramisintendedforstudentswhowanttopursueacareerincriminaljusticeorstudentsalreadyworkinginthefieldanddesire to improve their knowledge or advancement opportunities. This program is designed to comply with the statewide A.S. to B.S. articulationagreement.Studentsplanningtotransfershouldconsultthespecificdegreerequirementofthetransferschool.

Aminimumof60semestercredithoursisneededtograduatewithanASdegreeinCriminalJusticeTechnologyfromChipolaCollege.All Associate in Science degree students must complete the required English and mathematics courses with a grade of “C” or higher.

Freshman Year1st Semester Sem. Hrs. 2nd Semester Sem. Hrs.ENC11011 EnglishCompositionI 3 XXXXXXX3 GENERAL ED. CORE COURSE 3POS2112 StateandLocalGovernment 3 CCJ1010 IntrotoCriminology 3XXXXXXX2 HUMANITIESCORE 3 CCJ1020 IntrotoCriminalJustice 3XXXXXXX3 GENERALED.CORECOURSE 3 CJJ1002 JuvenileDelinquency 3XXXXXXX1,4 NATURALSCIENCECORE 3 CJE2500 PoliceOperations 3orXXXXXXX1,4 or MATHEMATICS CORE SLS1101 Orientation 1TOTAL 16 TOTAL 15

Sophomore Year1st Semester Sem. Hrs. 2nd Semester Sem. Hrs.CJC1000 IntrotoCorrections 3 XXXXXXX CriminalJusticeElective 3CJE2600 CriminalInvestigations 3 XXXXXXX CriminalJusticeElective 3CJB2301 CareerChoicesinCriminalJustice 1 XXXXXXX CriminalJusticeElective 3XXXXXXX CriminalJusticeElective 3 XXXXXXX CriminalJusticeElective 3XXXXXXX CriminalJusticeElective 3 XXXXXXX CriminalJusticeElective 1-3XXXXXXX CriminalJusticeElective 3 TOTAL 16 TOTAL 13-151 Non-creditdevelopmentalreading,writing,and/ormathcoursesmayalsoberequired,dependingonplacementtestscores.Contact an advisor for more details. 2 Choosefromoneofthefollowing:ARH1000,MUL2010,THE1000.3 Choose a CORE course from one of the General Education Areas.4 Mustchooseonecoursefromthefollowing:AST1002,BSC1005,BSC2010,BSC2085,CHM1045,ESC1000,EVR1001,MAC1105,MAC 1311,MGF1106,MGF1107,PHY1053C,PHY2048C,PSC1121,STA2023

DENTAL HYGIENE Program Code 9096Articulation Agreement between Chipola and Tallahassee

Community CollegeChipola College and Tallahassee Community College have an

articulation agreement that allows students who attend Chipola and meet the stated prerequisites and criteria to enroll in the Dental Hygiene Program at Tallahassee Community College. Check with Tallahassee Community College for application deadlines.

Students should contact the Technology and Professional ProgramsDivision,TallahasseeCommunityCollege,444AppleyardDrive, Tallahassee, FL 32304, (850) 201-0695 to obtain anapplication packet and should indicate they wish to enroll under the articulation agreement with Chipola College when the application is submitted. The application process should begin at least one year in advance of anticipated enrollment at TCC.


EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION Program Code 2197

Thiscurriculum,leadingtotheAssociateinSciencedegree,isdesignedforpersonsseekingemploymentinthechildcarefield.Students who plan to pursue a bachelor’s degree in early childhood or elementary education at a four-year college or university should fulfilltheAssociateinArtsdegreerequirementsforthechosentransferschool. Aminimumof60semestercredithoursisneededtograduatewithanASdegreeinEarlyChildhoodEducationfromChipolaCollege.


Freshman Year1st Semester Sem. Hrs. 2nd Semester Sem. Hrs.ENC11011 EnglishCompositionI 3 HSC2400 StandardFirstAid 3CHD12202 ChildGrowth&DevelopmentI 3 orXXXXXXX3 or ELECTIVECHD2322 ProgramsforYoungChildren 3 XXXXXXX7 NATURAL SCIENCE CORE 3XXXXXXX6 SOCIALSCIENCECORE 3 CHD14302 Observing Child Behavior 3XXXXXXX3 ELECTIVE 2-3 EDF1005 IntroductiontotheTeachingProfession 3SLS1101 Orientation 1 HSC1100 Personal&CommunityHealthProblems 3 orXXXXXXX3 or ELECTIVETOTAL 15-16 TOTAL 15

Sophomore Year1st Semester Sem. Hrs. 2nd Semester Sem. Hrs.EDF2085 IntroductiontoDiversityforEducators 3 CHD28005 ChildCare/EducationAdm.Overview 3CHD24322 CurriculumforYoungChildren 3 DEP2102 ChildPsychology 3PSY2012 GeneralPsychology 3 EME2040 IntroductiontoTechforEducators 3HUN1201 ElementsofNutrition 3 XXXXXXX3 ELECTIVE 3CHD19412 EarlyChildhoodInternship 3 XXXXXXX4 HUMANITIES CORE 3TOTAL 15 TOTAL 151 Non-creditdevelopmentalreading,writing,and/ormathcoursesmayalso be required, depending on placement test scores. 2 At least two of the following courses must be completed before taking CHD1941:CHD1220,CHD1430,orCHD2432.3SuggestedelectivesincludeCGS1060,SPC2608,ORI2000,andanyartor music course.4 ChoosefromARH1000,MUL2010,THE1000.5 PrerequisitesareCHD1220,CHD1430,CHD1941,andCHD2432.6 Chooseoneofthefollowing:AMH2020,ECO2013,POS2041,PSY2012, SYG1000.7 Chooseoneofthefollowing:AST1002,BSC1005,BSC2010,BSC2085, CHM1045,ESC1000,EVR1001,PHY1053C,PHY2048C,orPSC1121.


ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY Program Code 2187 The purpose of the Engineering Technology AS program is to prepare students for employment or provide additional training for persons previously or currently employed in the manufacturing, electronics, aerospace, or other related industries. This degree is a planned sequenceofinstructionwithonecommoncoreandseveralspecializations;wearenowofferingAdvancedManufacturingspecializationwithaHydraulics/Pneumatics/Motorscertificate.EngineeringTechnologyASdegreeholderscantransfertoanumberofBASdegreesofferedinFlorida’scollegesanduniversities.TheETCoreisMSSC(ManufacturingSkillsStandardsCouncil)CPT(CertifiedProductionTechnican) aligned. This program has a solid Industrial Maintenance component in order to equip mechanical and electrical technicians, but also includes the Advanced Manufacturing elements to prepare plant operations personnel for the current high-tech requirements. Topics includecommunicationskills,technicalcompetency,safeandefficientworkpracticesandacombinationoftheoryandlaboratoryactivitiesto gain the necessary cognitive and manipulative skills to support engineering design, processes, production, testing, and product quality.


Freshman Year1st Semester Sem. Hrs. 2nd Semester Sem. Hrs.ENC11011 EnglishCompositionI 3 ENC1102 EnglishCompositionII 3ETD1320 IntrotoAutoCAD 3 ETI11102 Introduction to Quality Assurance 3EET1084C2 IntrotoElectronics 3 ETM1010C2 Mechanical Measurements & Instru. 3ETI14202 ManufacturingProcesses&Materials 3 MAC11051 College Algebra 3ETI17012 IndustrialSafety 3 XXXXXXX4 SOCIAL SCIENCE CORE 3SLS1101 Orientation 1TOTAL 16 TOTAL 15

Sophomore Year1st Semester Sem. Hrs. 2nd Semester Sem. Hrs.XXXXXXX5 TECHNICAL ELECTIVE 2-3 ETM 2315C3 Hydraulics and Pneumatics 3ETS 2511C3 MotorsandControls 3 XXXXXXX5 TECHNICAL ELECTIVE 3ETS2542C3 Intro to Programmable Logic Controllers 3 ETS 2535C3 Process Control & Automation 3MAC1114 PlaneTrigonometry XXXXXXX4 HUMANITIES CORE 3 orMAC1140 orPre-CalculusAlgebra 3 XXXXXXX4 NATURAL SCIENCE CORE 3ETI2622 ConceptsofLeanManuf.&SixSigma 3 TOTAL 14-15 TOTAL 151 Non-creditdevelopmentalreading,writing,and/ormathcoursesmayalsoberequired.2 CoursesrequiredforpursuitofNationalMSSC-CPTCertification3 CoursesrequiredforAdvancedManufacturinginPneumatics,Hydraulics,andMotorsCertification.4 Studentsmustcompletethefollowinggeneraleducationcourses:SocialScience:AMH2020,ECO2013,POS2041, PSY2012,orSYG1000.Humanities:MUL2010,THE1000,HUM1020,orARH1000.NaturalScience:AST1002,BSC1005,BSC2010,BSC2085, CHM1045,ESC1000,EVR1001,PHY1053C,PHY2048C,PSC1121.5 Technicalelectives:CET2280C,ENC2210,MAN2345,MAC1114,MAC1140,ETM2905orapprovedcourse.


FIRE SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY Program Code 2166

Thisprogramisdesignedforworkingfirefighterswhomayhavealreadytakenavarietyofcourses.Thiscurriculumisdesignedtomeet the requirements for the statewide articulation agreement for AS to BS in Fire Science.

Chipola provides students who have completed Workforce Development course work the opportunity to transfer Workforce DevelopmentcourseworktowardtheirASDegreeinspecificprograms.Feesapplyforthetransferprocess.

Aminimumof60semestercredithoursisneededtograduatewithanASdegreeinFireScienceTechnologyfromChipolaCollege. All Associate in Science degree students must complete the required English and mathematics courses with a grade of “C” or higher.

Freshman Year1st Semester Sem. Hrs. 2nd Semester Sem. Hrs.ENC11011 EnglishCompositionI 3 PSY2012 GeneralPsychology 3POS2112 State&LocalGovernment 3 XXXXXXX4 GENERAL ED. CORE COURSE 3XXXXXXX2 HUMANITIESCORE 3 FFPXXXX5 FIRE SCIENCE ELECTIVE 3XXXXXXX1,3 NATURALSCI.COREorMATHCORE 3 FFPXXXX5 FIRE SCIENCE ELECTIVE 3XXXXXXX ELECTIVE 2-3 FFPXXXX5 FIRE SCIENCE ELECTIVE 3SLS1101 Orientation 1TOTAL 15-16 TOTAL 15

Sophomore Year1st Semester Sem. Hrs. 2nd Semester Sem. Hrs.FFPXXXX5 FireScienceElective 3 FFPXXXX5 Fire Science Elective 3FFPXXXX5 FireScienceElective 3 FFPXXXX5 Fire Science Elective 3FFPXXXX5 FireScienceElective 3 FFPXXXX5 Fire Science Elective 3FFPXXXX5 FireScienceElective 3 FFPXXXX5 Fire Science Elective 3FFPXXXX5 FireScienceElective 3 FFPXXXX5 Fire Science Elective 3TOTAL 15 TOTAL 151 Non-creditdevelopmentalreading,writing,and/ormathcoursesmayalsoberequired(includingMAT1033,acreditcoursethatdoes not count as a Gordon Rule course) depending on placement test scores. Contact an advisor for more details.2 Chooseoneofthefollowing:ARH1000,MUL2010,THE1000.3 Mustchooseonecoursefromthefollowing:AST1002,BSC1005,BSC2010,BSC2085,CHM1045,ESC1000,EVR1001,MAC1105, MAC1311MGF1106,MGF1107,PHY1053C,PHY2048C,PSC1121,orSTA2023.4 Choose a CORE course from one of the General Education Areas.5 Studentsshouldtakethefollowingelectivestoqualifytotaketheassociatedstateexams.Otherrequirementsmaybenecessary. FireSafetyInspectorI:FFP1510&FFP2521 FireOfficerI:FFP2720,FFP1810,FFP2811,FFP2740,FFP1505,FFP1540,&FFP2120 FireOfficerII,FOIplus:FFP1793,FFP2706,FFP2111,FFP2741,FFP2770,&FFP2700 FireInvestigatorI:FFP2111,FFP2610,FFP1540,&FFP2120 FireApparatusPumpOp.:FFP1301&FFP1302


INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT TECHNOLOGY Program Code 2158

The Industrial Management Technology program is designed to prepare students for initial employment with occupational title as industrial (supervisory) manager. This degree will make individuals more marketable in all facets of industry, retail, commercial, small business and military commands. Students who plan to pursue a bachelor’s degree in any area of business at a four-year college or universitymayinsteadfulfilltheAssociateinArtsdegreerequirementsforamajorinBusinessatthechosentransferschool.AllcoursestakeninthisAssociateinSciencedegreearetransferabletostateuniversitiesinFlorida.Additionalhoursofspecificgeneraleducationcourses, the Gordon Rule and GEE requirements would be needed to earn an Associate in Arts degree. Aminimumof60semestercredithoursisneededtograduatewithanASdegreeinIndustrialManagementTechnologyfromChipolaCollege. All Associate in Science degree students must complete the required English and mathematics courses with a grade of “C” or higher.

Freshman Year1st Semester Sem. Hrs. 2nd Semester Sem. Hrs.ENC11011 EnglishCompositionI 3 XXXXXXX2 NATURAL SCIENCE CORE 3MAC11051 College Algebra 3 BUL 2131 Legal Environment of Business 3ETI1701 IndustrialSafety 3 CGS11003 Microcomputer Applications 3GEB1011 IntrotoBusiness 3 ETI1110 IntrotoQualityAssurance 3ETI1420 MfgProcessing&Materials 3 MAR2011 IntrotoMarketing 3SLS1101 Orientation 1 Total 16 Total 15

Sophomore Year1st Semester Sem. Hrs. 2nd Semester Sem. Hrs.SPC2608 EffectivePublicSpeaking 3 XXXXXXX2 HUMANITIES CORE 3CTS2142 ProjectManagement 3 ACG2021 IntrotoFinancialAccounting 3ETI2622 ConceptsLeanMfg&SixSigma 3 ECO2023 Microeconomics 3INP2390or IndustrialPsychologyor 3 GEB2214 BusinessCommunications 3PSY2012 GeneralPsychology XXXXXXX4 APPROVED ELECTIVE 2-3 XXXXXXX4 Approved Elective 3TOTAL 15 TOTAL 14-15

1 Non-creditdevelopmentalreading,writing,and/ormathcoursesmayalsoberequired.2 Studentsmustcompletethefollowinggeneraleducationcourses:NaturalScienceCORE:AST1002,BSC1005,BSC2010,BSC2085, CHM 1045, ESC 1000, EVR 1001, PHY 1053C, PHY 2048C, or PSC 1121; Humanities:ARH 1000, MUL 2010, THE 1000. 3 Prerequisite:CompletionofCGS1060orCIS1000witha“C”orbetterorasatisfactoryscoreontheCGS1100screeningexam.4 Approvedelectivesincludethefollowing:ACG2002,CGS2518,CIS1000,COP2000,CTS1110,CTS1131,CGS1525,CTS2142, ENT2000,ENT2112,ISM2060,SYG1010,SPC2608,orconsentofdepartment.


Optional Network Systems Technology Certificates: DigitalForensics–Prog.Code5242(32credits)

NetworkCyberSecurity–Prog.Code5246(30credits) NetworkServerAdmin–Prog.Code5248(24credits) NetworkSupportTech.–Prog.Code5247(21credits) PleaselookundertheCollegeCreditCertificateProgramssection of the catalog and see your technology advisor for more information.

NETWORKING SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY Program Code 2181, 2182, and 2183

This program prepares students for entry-level positions as network support technicians, network administrators, network security personnel,anddigitalforensictechnicians.ContentincludestopicsandskillsemphasizedinvariousindustrycertificationsincludingtheCompTIAA+,Security+,andNetwork+aswellasvariousMicrosoftnetworkcertifications.StudentsholdingvalidcurrentITindustrycertificationsshouldcontactadepartmentaladvisoraboutcreditthatmaybeawardedforselectedcoursesbasedonsuchcertifications. This academic plan is set up for fall initial enrollment. Students in this program must work closely with a departmental advisor for propercoursesequencing.Studentswhoneedtocompletedevelopmentalreading,math,and/orwritingcourses,orwhoplantoenterduring spring or summer or attend part-time should contact a departmental advisor about recommended sequence. All coursework in this program can be counted toward the AS degree in Network Systems Technology from Chipola College. Students who plan to pursue an AS or AA degree can complete general education requirements concurrently while completing the courses in this program. Students desiring both AS and AA degrees will need additional credit hours of general education courses beyond the requirements fortheASdegreeandneedtofulfillGEEtestrequirementsfortheAA.

For the Server Administration Specialty: Program Code 2181Freshman Year1st Semester Sem. Hrs. 2nd Semester Sem. Hrs.ENC11011,2 EnglishCompositionI 3 CTS11204,5 Intro to Network Security 3MAC11051,2 CollegeAlgebra 3 CTS13904,6 Intro to LAN & Server Management 3CTS11103 MicrocomputerOperatingSystems 3 CTS16505,6 Intro to Networking & Communications 3CTS 11313 Intro to Microcomputer Main. & Repair 3 CTS 1155 IT User Support 3COP2000 IntrotoComputerProgramming 3 XXXXXXX2,7 NATURAL SCIENCE CORE 3SLS1101 Orientation 1 TOTAL 16 TOTAL 15

Sophomore Year1st Semester Sem. Hrs. 2nd Semester Sem. Hrs.CTS 11634 MicrosoftDesktopSystemsConfiguration3 GEB2214 BusinessCommunications 3CTS2142 ProjectManagement 3 CTS11118 IntrotoLinux 2CTS 23918 WindowsServerAdministration 3 XXXXXXX2, 11 SOCIAL SCIENCE CORE 3CTS 23928 AdvancedWindowsServerAdministration3 XXXXXXX10 APPROVED COMPUTING ELECTIVE 3CIS 13529 IntrotoServer&NetworkSecurity 3 XXXXXXX2,7 HUMANITIES CORE 3TOTAL 15 TOTAL 14

1 Non-creditdevelopmentalreading,writing,and/ormathematicscoursesmayberequired,dependingonplacementtestscores.2 Students must complete 15 hours in General Education CORE courses.3 CTS1110andCTS1131areco-requisites.4 Prerequisite:CTS1110orequivalentcertificationsorconsentofdepartment.5 Prerequisite:CTS1131orequivalentcertificationsorconsentofdepartment.6 CTS1390andCTS1650areco-requisites.7 Mustchooseonecoursefromthefollowing:AST1002,BSC1005,BSC2010,BSC2085,CHM1045,ESC1000,EVR1001,PHY1053C,PHY2048C,PSC1121.

8 Prerequisites:CTS1650andCTS1390orequivalentcertifications or consent of department.9 Prerequisite:CTS1120orequivalentcertificationsorconsent of department.10SuggestedelectivetobeCGS1100orCTS2939orconsentof department.11Chooseoneofthefollowing:AMH2020,ECO2013,POS2041, PSY2012,orSYG1000.12Chooseoneofthefollowing:ARH1000,MUL2010,THE1000.


For the Network Security Specialty: Program Code 2182Freshman Year1st Semester Sem. Hrs. 2nd Semester Sem. Hrs.ENC11011,2 English Composition I 3 CTS11204,5 Intro to Network Security 3MAC11051,2 CollegeAlgebra 3 CTS13904,6 Intro to LAN & Server Management 3CTS11103 MicrocomputerOperatingSystems 3 CTS16505,6 Intro to Networking & Communications 3CTS 11313 Intro to Microcomputer Main. & Repair 3 CTS 1155 IT User Support 3COP2000 IntrotoComputerProgramming 3 XXXXXXX2,7 NATURAL SCIENCE CORE 3SLS1101 Orientation 1 TOTAL 16 TOTAL 15Sophomore Year1st Semester Sem. Hrs. 2nd Semester Sem. Hrs.CTS 11634 MicrosoftDesktopSystemsConfiguration 3 GEB2214 BusinessCommunications 3CTS2142 ProjectManagement 3 CTS212710 Advanced Network Security 3CTS 23918 Windows Server Administration 3 CIS 238110 Intro to Digital Forensics 3CIS 13529 Intro to Server & Network Security 3 CTS 11118 IntrotoLinux 2XXXXXXX11 SocialScienceCORE 3 XXXXXXX2,12 HUMANITIES CORE 3TOTAL 15 TOTAL 141 Non-creditdevelopmentalreading,writing,and/ormathematicscoursesmayberequired,dependingonplacementtestscores.2 Students must complete 15 hours in General Education CORE courses.3 CTS1110andCTS1131areco-requisites.4 Prerequisite:CTS1110orequivalentcertificationsorconsentofdepartment.5 Prerequisite:CTS1131orequivalentcertificationsorconsentofdepartment.6 CTS1390andCTS1650areco-requisites.7 Mustchooseonecoursefromthefollowing:AST1002,BSC1005,BSC2010,BSC2085,CHM1045,ESC1000,EVR1001,PHY1053C,PHY2048C,PSC 1121.8 Prerequisites:CTS1650andCTS1390orequivalentcertificationsorconsentofdepartment.9 Prerequisite:CTS1120orequivalentcertificationsorconsentofdepartment.10Prerequisite:CIS1352orconsentofdepartment.11Mustchooseonecoursefromthefollowing:AMH2020,ECO2013,POS2041,PSY2012,orSYG1000.12Chooseoneofthefollowing:ARH1000,MUL2010,THE1000.

For the Digital Forensics Specialty: Program Code 2183Freshman Year1st Semester Sem. Hrs. 2nd Semester Sem. Hrs.ENC11011,2 EnglishCompositionI 3 CTS11204,5 Intro to Network Security 3MAC11051,2 CollegeAlgebra 3 CTS13904,6 Intro to LAN & Server Management 3CTS11103 MicrocomputerOperatingSystems 3 CTS16505,6 Intro to Networking & Communications 3CTS 11313 Intro to Microcomputer Main. & Repair 3 CTS 1155 IT User Support 3COP2000 IntrotoComputerProgramming 3 XXXXXXX2,7 NATURAL SCIENCE CORE 3SLS1101 Orientation 1 TOTAL 16 TOTAL 15Sophomore Year1st Semester Sem. Hrs. 2nd Semester Sem. Hrs.CTS 11634 MicrosoftDesktopSystemsConfiguration3 GEB2214 BusinessCommunications 3CTS2142 ProjectManagement 3 CTS21279 Advanced Network Security 3CIS 13528 Intro to Server & Network Security 3 CIS 23819 Intro to Digital Forensics 3CJL2130 CriminalEvidence&Procedure 3 CTS111110 IntrotoLinux 2XXXXXXX2 SOCIALSCIENCECORE 3 XXXXXXX2,12 HUMANITIES CORE 3 TOTAL 15 TOTAL 141 Non-creditdevelopmentalreading,writing,and/ormathematicscoursesmayberequired,dependingonplacementtestscores.2 Students must complete 15 hours in General Education CORE courses.3 CTS1110andCTS1131areco-requisites.4 Prerequisite:CTS1110orequivalentcertificationsorconsentofdepartment.5 Prerequisite:CTS1131orequivalentcertificationsorconsentofdepartment.6 CTS1390andCTS1650areco-requisites.7 Mustchooseonecoursefromthefollowing:AST1002,BSC1005,BSC2010,BSC2085,CHM1045,ESC1000,EVR1001,PHY1053C,PHY2048C,PSC1121.8 Prerequisite:CTS1120orequivalentcertificationsorconsentofdepartment.9 Prerequisite: CIS 1352 or consent of department.10Prerequisite:CTS1650andCTS1390orequivalentcertificationsorconsentofdepartment.11Mustchooseonecoursefromthefollowing:AMH2020,ECO2013,POS2041,PSY2012,orSYG1000.12Chooseoneofthefollowing:ARH1000,MUL2010,THE1000.


NURSING (RN) Program Code 2194

The Associate Degree Nursing program is a limited enrollment, 72-semester-hour program, approved by the Florida Board of Nursing and accredited by the Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing (ACEN). This program has special admission, attendance, grading andfeerequirements.RefertotheChipolaNursingCourseSyllabiandNursingHandbookforspecifics.Acopyisavailableonline.

Because of the unique responsibilities involved in the delivery of health care services, students seeking admission to this program must meetcertainselectionandadmissioncriteria.Applicantswiththebestqualificationswillbeselected.

Upon successful completion of the prescribed course of study, graduates will receive an Associate in Science Degree in Nursing and will beeligibletotaketheNCLEX(NationalCouncilLicensureExamination)forprofessionallicensureasaRegisteredNurse(RN).

TheNursingprogrampreparesstudentsforfirstlevelpositionsasRegisteredNurses.Itprovidesacurriculumoftheoretical,simulatedlearning and clinical study. Academic preparation includes both general education and nursing courses. Students, under the direct guidance of the nursing faculty, actively participate in providing care to carefully selected patients in hospitals and other health care settings. Most nursing courses consist of a theoretical, laboratory and clinical component.

The program also facilitates articulation toward an upper division Baccalaureate Program in Nursing. ADN students will adhere to standards as listed in the Chipola Nursing Student Handbook that comply with the Florida Board of Nursing requirements for written rulesandpolicies.Applicantsareadvisedthatiftherehasbeenanarrestorconvictionforanyoffenseotherthanaminortrafficviolation,the Florida State Board of Nursing has the authority to deny license as a Registered Nurse. Applicants must certify in writing that there is no bar to future licensure in the State of Florida based upon the above provision. Admission to the Nursing program will in no way imply thattheFloridaBoardofNursingwillallowthepotentialgraduatetotakethelicensingexamination.Eachclinicalfacilitymayconductabackground check on each student before allowing the student to complete onsite clinical assignments. If a student is refused access to a clinical site by the clinical facility at any time during the program, the student will not be able to meet the clinical requirement; therefore, the student cannot progress and will receive a grade of “F” for the nursing class in which the student is enrolled.

This is a limited access, limited enrollment program.All courses taken in this Associate in Science degree are transferable to state colleges and universities in Florida. An additional 15 hours

ofspecificgeneraleducationcourses,theGordonRule,andGEErequirementswouldbeneededtoearnanAssociateinArtsdegree.Allcommon prerequisites must be completed before acceptance into a baccalaureate program.

A minimum of 72 semester credit hours is needed to graduate with an AS degree in Nursing from Chipola College.

Health Sciences Grading SystemNumerical Grade Letter Grade

90-100 A80-89 B 75-79 C 60-74 D 0-59 F


NURSING (RN) - ADMISSIONAll coursework in the Associate in Science degree in Nursing must be completed with a grade of “C” or higher. All Prerequisite Coursework must be completed at time of application. The courses in bold may also be completed prior to entrance into the program.Ifthecoursesarenotcompletedbythedesignatedterm,thestudentwillnotbeallowedtoprogresstothenextterm.

Prerequisite Course WorkCourse No. Sem. Hrs. Course No. Sem. Hrs.BSC2085&2085L1,2 Anatomy&PhysiologyIwithLab 4 ENC11011 English Composition I 3 MAC11051 CollegeAlgebra 3 SLS1101 Orientation 1

TOTAL 11Freshman Year1st Semester Sem. Hrs. 2nd Semester Sem. Hrs.NUR1020C&1020L Fundamentals 8 NUR1211C&1211L AdultNursingI 9NUR1280C&1280L Geriatrics 1 NUR2142 PharmacologyII 2NUR1141 PharmacologyI 2 MCB2010&2010L5 MicrobiologywithLab 4BSC2086&2086L4 Anatomy&PhysiologyIIwithLab 4 DEP20045 Human Growth & Development 3PSY20124 General Psychology 3 TOTAL (Upon completion of all preceeding courses,CNA eligible) 18 TOTAL 18

Sophomore Year3rdSemester Sem.Hrs. 4thSemester Sem.Hrs.NUR2440C&2440L MaternalChildNursing 6 NUR2243C&2243L AdultIINursing 11NUR2522C&2522L MentalHealth 3 NUR2950 Capstone(ProfessionalSeminar) 2XXXXXXX6,7 HUMANITIES CORE 3 TOTAL (Upon completion of all preceding courses, PN eligible) 12 TOTAL 13

1 Non-creditdevelopmentalwriting,reading,and/ormathcoursesmayberequired,dependingonplacementtestscores.Contactan advisor for more details.2 Prerequisite:CompletionofoneyearofhighschoolbiologyorBSC1005withagradeof“C”orhigher.3 Studentswhohavecompleted12hrsormoreofcollegecoursework,donothavetotakeSLS1101.4 This course must be completed prior to entering Semester 2 of the program.5 This course must be completed prior to entering Semester 3 of the program.6 ThiscoursemustbecompletedpriortoenteringSemester4oftheprogram.7 MustchooseoneofthefollowingARH1000,MUL2010,orTHE1000.


SPORTS, FITNESS, AND RECREATION MANAGEMENT Program Code 2151

This degree prepares students for employment as recreation leaders, recreation supervisors, group recreation workers or recreation facilityattendants.Thisprogramwouldalsobebeneficialforpersonspreviouslyorcurrentlyemployedintheabovementionedoccupations.Appropriate courses taken in this Associate in Science degree are transferable to state colleges and universities in Florida. An additional 21 hoursofspecificgeneraleducationcourses,theGordonRule,andGEErequirementswouldbeneededtoearnanAssociateinArtsdegree.

Aminimumof60semestercredithoursisneededtograduatewithanASdegreeinSports,Fitness,andRecreationManagementfrom Chipola College. All Associate in Science degree students must complete the required English and mathematics courses with a grade of “C” or higher.

Freshman Year 1st Semester Sem. Hrs. 2nd Semester Sem. Hrs.ENC11011 EnglishCompositionI 3 CGS1060 IntroductiontoMicrocomputerUse 3MAT10331 IntermediateAlgebra XXXXXXX GENERALEDREQUIREDCOURSE orXXXXXXX orHIGHERLEVELMATH 3 orXXXXXXX orELECTIVE 3LEI10002 IntroductiontoLeisureServices 3 HLP10812 Concepts/LifeFitness 3PET10002 IntroductiontoPhysicalEducation 3 XXXXXXX8 GENERAL ED. CORE COURSE 3SPM20002 IntroductiontoSportManagement 3 PEO10112 Team Sports 3SLS1101 Orientation 1 TOTAL 16 TOTAL 15

Sophomore Year XXXXXXX1,6 SOCIALSCIENCECORE 3 PET22102 Sport Psychology 3XXXXXXX1,7 NATURALSCIENCECORE 3 HSC24002 Standard First Aid 3PEO20032 SportsOfficiating 2 SPC2608 EffectivePublicSpeaking 3PET 26222 Care and Prevention 3 PEQ, PEN, PEL, PEM5 Activity Courses ENC1102 EnglishCompositionII orXXXXXXX orELECTIVE 3 orXXXXXXX orELECTIVE 3 XXXXXXX4 HUMANITIES CORE 3TOTAL 14 TOTAL 15

1 Non-creditdevelopmentalreading,writing,and/ormathcoursesmayalsoberequired,dependingonplacementtestscores.2 Indicates core courses.3 SelectfromPEQ2115,PEN1114,PEM1131,orPEM1102,oranyPELactivitycourselistedinthecollegecatalog.4 StudentsmaychoosefromARH1000,MUL2010,THE1000.5 ChoosefromPET2824,PEQ2105C,PEL2211,PEO2216,orPEO2624.6 Mustchooseonecoursefromthefollowing:AMH2020,ECO2013,POS2041,PSY2012,orSYG1000.7 Mustchooseonecoursefromthefollowing:AST1002,BSC1005,BSC2010,BSC2085,CHM1045,ESC1000,EVR1001,PHY1053C, PHY2048C,PSC1121.8 Choose 3 hours from any of the general education CORE courses listed in areas I-V.


COLLEGE CREDIT CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS

Child Care Center Management Specialization Program Code 5297

Forevery20childreninalicensedchildcarefacility,theremust be one worker with a Florida Child Care Professional Credential (FCCPC), formerly known as CDA, or a credential that is equivalent to or greater than the FCCPC.

To receive the approved Children and Family Services FCCPC you must complete four child care training courses. The courses may be taken for academic college credit (3 credits each).CHD1220ChildGrowthandDevelopmentCHD2432CurriculumforYoungChildrenCHD1430ObservingandRecordingChildBehaviorCHD1941EarlyChildhoodInternshipCHD 2322 Programs for Young Children (Elective)CHD2800ChildcareEducationAdministrativeOveriew(Elective)

COMPUTER INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY CERTIFICATES

Help Desk Support Technician Program Code 5244This program prepares students for entry-level positions as

help desk representatives and software application technicians. ContentincludestopicsandskillsemphasizedinvariousindustrycertificationsincludingtheCompTIAA+,Security+,andNetwork+aswell as variousMicrosoft network certifications. Studentsholdingvalidcurrent IT industrycertifications shouldcontactadepartmental advisor about credit that may be awarded for selected coursesbasedonsuchcertifications.

This academic plan is set up for fall initial enrollment. Students in this program must work closely with a departmental advisor for proper course sequencing. Students who need to complete developmentalreading,math,and/orwritingcourses,orwhoplanto enter during spring or summer or attend part-time should contact a departmental advisor about recommended sequence.

All coursework in this program can be counted toward the AS degree in Computer Information Technology from Chipola College. Students who plan to pursue an AS or AA degree will need additional credit hours. Students can complete general education requirements concurrently while completing the courses in this program.

CGS1100 MicrocomputerApplicationsCTS1110 MicrocomputerOperatingSystemsCTS 1131 Intro to Microcomputer Maintenance and RepairCTS 1155 IT User SupportCTS1163 MicrosoftDesktopSystemsConfigurationCTS 2156 Desktop Support

IT Support Specialist Program Code 5245This program prepares students for entry-level positions as

microcomputer support specialists. Content includes topics and skills emphasized in various industry certifications includingthe CompTIA A+, Security+, and Network+ as well as various Microsoft network certifications.Studentsholdingvalid currentIT industry certifications should contact a departmental advisorabout credit that may be awarded for selected courses based on suchcertifications.

This academic plan is set up for fall initial enrollment. Students in this program must work closely with a departmental advisor for proper course sequencing. Students who need to complete developmentalreading,math,and/orwritingcourses,orwhoplanto enter during spring or summer or attend part-time should contact a departmental advisor about recommended sequence.

All coursework in this program can be counted toward the AS degree in Computer Information Technology from Chipola College. Students who plan to pursue an AS or AA degree will need additional credit hours. Students can complete general education requirements concurrently while completing the courses in this program.

CGS1100 MicrocomputerApplicationsCTS1110 MicrocomputerOperatingSystemsCTS1120 IntroductiontoNetworkSecurityCTS 1131 Intro to Microcomputer Maintenance and RepairCTS 1155 IT User SupportCTS1163 MicrosoftDesktopSystemsConfigurationCTS1390 IntroductiontoLANandServerManagementCTS1650 IntroductiontoNetworkingandCommunicationsCTS 2156 Desktop Support


NETWORK SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY CERTIFICATES Digital Forensics Program Code 5242

This program prepares students for entry-level positions as digital forensic technicians. Content includes topics and skillsemphasizedinvariousindustrycertificationsincludingthe CompTIA A+, Security+, and Network+ as well as various Microsoftnetworkcertifications.StudentsholdingvalidcurrentITindustrycertificationsshouldcontactadepartmentaladvisorabout credit that may be awarded for selected courses based on suchcertifications.

This academic plan is set up for fall initial enrollment. Students in this program must work closely with a departmental advisor for proper course sequencing. Students who need to completedevelopmentalreading,math,and/orwritingcourses,or who plan to enter during spring or summer or attend part-time should contact a departmental advisor about recommended sequence.

All coursework in this program can be counted toward the AS degree in Network Systems Technology from Chipola College. Students who plan to pursue an AS or AA degree will need additional credit hours. Students can complete general education requirements concurrently while completing the courses in this program.

CGS1100 MicrocomputerApplicationsCIS 2381 Introduction to Digital ForensicsCJL2130 CriminalEvidenceandProcedureCTS1110 MicrocomputerOperatingSystemsCTS1120 IntroductiontoNetworkSecurityCTS 1131 Intro to Microcomputer Maintenance and RepairCTS1111 IntrotoLinuxCTS1390 IntroductiontoLANandServerManagementCTS1650 IntroductiontoNetworkingandCommunicationsCTS 2127 Advanced Network SecurityXXXXXXXApprovedElective

Network/Cyber Security Program Code 5246This program prepares students for entry-level positions as

network security personnel. Content includes topics and skills emphasizedinvariousindustrycertificationsincludingtheCompTIAA+, Security+, and Network+ as well as various Microsoft network certifications.StudentsholdingvalidcurrentITindustrycertificationsshould contact a departmental advisor about credit that may be awardedforselectedcoursesbasedonsuchcertifications.

This academic plan is set up for fall initial enrollment. Students in this program must work closely with a departmental advisor for proper course sequencing. Students who need to complete developmental reading,math,and/orwritingcourses,orwhoplantoenterduringspring or summer or attend part-time should contact a departmental advisor about recommended sequence.


CIS 1352 Introduction to Server and Network SecurityCTS1110 MicrocomputerOperatingSystemsCTS1111 IntrotoLinux

CTS1120 IntroductiontoNetworkSecurityCTS 1131 Intro to Microcomputer Maintenance and RepairCTS1163 MicrosoftDesktopSystemsConfigurationCTS1390 IntroductiontoLANandServerManagementCTS1650 IntroductiontoNetworkingandCommunicationsCTS 2127 Advanced Network SecurityCTS 2391 Windows Server Administration

Network Support Technician Program Code 5247This program prepares students for entry-level positions

as network support technicians. Content includes topics and skills emphasized in various industry certifications includingthe CompTIA A+, Security+, and Network+ as well as various Microsoftnetworkcertifications.StudentsholdingvalidcurrentITindustrycertificationsshouldcontactadepartmentaladvisorabout credit that may be awarded for selected courses based on suchcertifications.



CTS1110 MicrocomputerOperatingSystemsCTS1111 IntrotoLinuxCTS1120 IntroductiontoNetworkSecurityCTS 1131 Intro to Microcomputer Maintenance and RepairCTS1163 MicrosoftDesktopSystemsConfigurationCTS1390 IntroductiontoLANandServerManagementCTS1650 IntroductiontoNetworkingandCommunications

Network Server Administration Program Code 5248This program prepares students for entry-level positions

as network administrators. Content includes topics and skills emphasized in various industry certifications including theCompTIA A+, Security+, and Network+ as well as various Microsoftnetworkcertifications.StudentsholdingvalidcurrentITindustrycertificationsshouldcontactadepartmentaladvisorabout credit that may be awarded for selected courses based on suchcertifications.


All coursework in this program can be counted toward the AS degree in Network Systems Technology from Chipola College.


Students who plan to pursue an AS or AA degree will need additional credit hours. Students can complete general education requirements concurrently while completing the courses in this program.

CTS1110 MicrocomputerOperatingSystemsCTS1120 IntroductiontoNetworkSecurityCTS 1131 Intro to Microcomputer Maintenance and Repair

CTS1163 MicrosoftDesktopSystemsConfiguration Or CIS 1352 Introduction to Server and Network SecurityOrCTS1111IntrotoLinuxCTS1390 IntroductiontoLANandServerManagementCTS1650 IntroductiontoNetworkingandCommunicationsCTS 2391 Windows Server AdministrationCTS 2392 Advanced Windows Server Administration

WORKFORCE PROGRAMSAdvanced Manufacturing: Pneumatics, Hydraulics,and Motors Certification Program 5270Thiscertificateprogramfocuesonmaintenanceandoperation

of various industrial components. The 12 credit hour program requires completion of Engineering Technology Technical Core or permission of the Program Director.

ETS 2511C1 Motors and Controls ETS 2535C Process Control & Automation ETS2542C2 Intro to Program. Logic Cont. ETM 2315C3 Hydraulics and Pneumatics

1 Prerequisite:EET1084C2 Prerequisite:EET1084C&ETM1010C3 Prerequsite:ETM1010C

Engineering Tech Support Specialist Program 5275ThiscertificateprogramispartoftheEngineeringTechnology

AS degree program. The 18 credit hour technical core has been definedtoalignwiththeManufacturingSkillsStandardsCouncil’s(MSSC) skills standards. MSSC skill standards define the knowledge, skills, and performance needed by today’s frontline manufacturing workers. EET1084C IntroductiontoElectronicsETI1420 ManufacturingProcesses&MaterialsETI1701 IndustrialSafety ETI1110 IntroductiontoQualityAssuranceETM1010C MechanicalMeasurement&InstrumentationETD1320 IntroductiontoAutoCAD

HEALTH SCIENCE PROGRAMSCertain programs offered by the Health Sciences Department are limited enrollment programs with special requirements. Due to the unique responsibilities involved in the delivery of health care services, students seeking admission to these programs

mustmeetcertainselectionandadmissioncriteria.Applicantswiththebestqualificationswillbeselected.Furthermore, these programs have special attendance requirements, grading policies, dress codes and fees. Curricula for these programs are prescribed by the Department of Education’s Program Standards, Florida EMS Division, and the

Florida State Board of Nursing.Licensuretopracticeisdependentuponpassingastatelicensingorcertificationexamination.Applicantsareadvisedthatiftheyhavebeenarrestedorconvictedofanythingotherthanaminortrafficviolation,thecertifying

orlicensingagencymaydenylicensingorcertification.

Emergency Medical Technician Program 5279The Emergency Medical Technician program is a limited enrollment, competency

based program. The program prepares students in the cognitive, psychomotor, and affectivelearningdomainstobecomecertifiedandlicensedasacompetententry-levelEMT.TheprogrampreparesstudentsforthecertificationexaminationasanEMTinaccordancewithFloridaStatute401andChapter64joftheFloridaAdministrativeCode. The curriculum encompasses theoretical and simulated learning, clinical, and internshipexperiencesfollowingtheNationalEducationStandardsandisinclusiveof the Department of Education Curriculum Framework. EMS students will adhere to standards as listed in the program Emergency Medical Services Handbook that complies with the Department of Health-Bureau of EMS. This course is 12 credit hours (minimum300clock-hours in length).Clinicaland internshipassignmentsarerequiredinadditiontoregularclasshours.Studentswillcomplete24hoursofemergencyroomclinicalsand96hoursoffieldinternshipwithalocalEMSagency.

Prerequisite: Completed Program application, Basic Life Support for Healthcare Providercertification,Passingscoreslessthan2yearsoldonthereadingsectionofthePERTorotherstateapprovedentranceexam,orapassinggradeof“C”orhigherinREA0019,orENC1101.Musthaveavaliddriver’slicenseandcurrenthealth insurance. Upon acceptance applicants must complete a background check conductedthroughChipolaCollegethatwillincludefingerprinting,alcoholscreening,and drug screening.

EMS 1158C Emergency Medical Technician


Paramedic Program 5280The Paramedic program is a limited enrollment, competency-

based program. The goal of the department is “to prepare competent entry-level Paramedics in the cognitive (knowledge), psychomotor (skills), and affective (behavior) learning domains with or without exitpointsattheAdvancedEmergencyMedicalTechnicianand/orEmergencyMedicalTechnician, and/orEmergencyMedicalResponder levels.” The program prepares students for the certification examination as a Paramedic in accordancewithFloridaStatute401andChapter64joftheFloridaAdministrativeCode. The curriculum encompasses theoretical and simulated learning,clinical,andinternshipincludingCapstoneexperiencesfollowing the National Education Standards and is inclusive of the Department of Education Curriculum Framework. EMS students will adhere to standards as listed in the program Emergency Medical Services Handbook that complies with the Department ofHealth-BureauofEMS.Thisprogramisaforty-two(42)credithourscoursethatspansthree(3)semesters,approximatelytwelve(12) months. Clinical and internship assignments are required in addition to regular class hours.

The Chipola College Paramedic Program holds a Letter of Review, which is NOT a CAAHEP accreditation status, but is a status granted by the Committee on Accreditation of Educational Programs for the Emergency Medical Services Professions (CoAEMSP) signifying that a program seeking initial accreditation has demonstrated sufficient compliancewith the accreditationStandards through the Letter of Review Self Study Report (LSSR) and other documentation. The Letter of Review (LoR) IS RECOGNIZED by the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians (NREMT) for eligibility to take the NREMT’s Paramedic credentialing examination(s). However, it is not aguarantee of eventual accreditation.

Committee on Accreditation for the EMS Professions (CoAEMSP)

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Prerequisite: Completed Program application, State of Florida EMT License, Basic Life Support for Healthcare Provider certification,Passingscoreslessthan2yearsoldonthereadingsectionofthePERTorotherstateapprovedentranceexam,orapassinggradeof“C”orhigher inREA0019,or ENC1101.Threelettersofrecommendationanddocumented240hoursofEMSwork/volunteer experience. Must have a valid driver’slicense and current health insurance. Upon acceptance applicants must complete a background check conducted through Chipola College thatwill includefingerprinting, alcohol screening, anddrug screening.

EMS2620 ParamedicI EMS 2621 Paramedic II EMS 2622 Paramedic III


Preparation for EmploymentTo inquire about enrolling in a particular program, contact the instructor listed for that program on the following pages.WorkforceDevelopmentcertificateprogramsareintendedforstudentswhowantspecializedtraininginacareerfieldbeforeenteringthe

job market. These programs also provide additional training for people already employed. All classes are a combination of lecture and lab.WorkforceDevelopmentcertificateprogramsaregenerallybaseduponthenumberofclockhoursspentinclass.Theprogramsmay

rangefromonetotwoyears.Astudentcompletinganyportionoftheprogrammayautomaticallycontinueorexittheprogram.CreditsreflecthoursroundedtothenearestwholenumberfromtheFloridaDepartmentofEducation.

Thecoursesofstudyconsistchieflyofpreparatorytrainingforemploymentoradvancedtraininginskilledoccupations.Classesarescheduled during the day, four days each week for 7.5 hours or class periods per day. In a number of programs, students may enroll on a full-time or part-time basis. Selected programs offer evening instruction.

Limited ProgramsSome programs, such as those offered in Cosmetology, Public

Service, and Health Sciences, have limited enrollments. Furthermore, admission to the college does not mean that a student has been admitted to a particular program. Also, classes offered in some programs may not start and end according to the regular college calendar.

Public Service programs require a standard high school diploma or a GED for admission.

Admission RequirementsAdmissionorentrance requirements forcertificateprograms

depend upon the program of study to be pursued. A student may be admitted to some programs if it can be shown that he or she has the abilitytobenefitfromenrollmentandattendance.

On the other hand, certificate programs inHealthSciences,Cosmetology, and Public Service have strict entrance requirements as well as limited enrollments.

To enter one of these programs, students must make arrangements in advance by contacting the person in charge of the program, listed on the following pages.

Alladultclockhourstudents(certificate)arerequiredbyStateBoard Rule to take the Test of Adult Basic Education (TABE) within thefirstsixweeksofenrollmentorexemptTABE.Arrangementsfor the test are made through Workforce Development instructors or the Testing Center. Instructors may require remediation to meet Department of Education minimum basic skill requirements and to enhanceindividualizedapproachestoskilltraining.

Program CompletionTechnical Education Workforce Development certificate

programs are competency-based, self-paced courses of study. Therefore,when a student completes all required coursework/competencies and is recommended by the program instructor, the studentwillbeawardedtheappropriatecertificate,eventhoughheorshe may not have completed the total average number of clockhours listed for the program. Certain licensure programs require a minimum number of hours.

WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS

Graduate with DistinctionStudentswhomaintainan“A”&“B”averagearequalifiedto

be a Graduate with Distinction.

Work/Lab-Based Training TheWork/Lab-BasedTraining Program is a planned paid

workexperienceinwhichstudentsareemployedinjobsdirectlyrelatedtotheirWorkforceDevelopmentfieldofstudy.Forfurtherinformation, contact the Workforce Development instructor for the individual program.

Programs for High School StudentsDual Enrollment

Dual enrollment is available to area high school students in most programs. See the Enrollment Services section of this catalog for more information concerning Dual Enrollment.


AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE TECHNOLOGY Program Code 2215

Automotive Service Technology prepares students for employment,and/orspecializedtrainingintheautomotiveindustry.This program prepares students for positions as an Automotive Lube Technician, Automotive Service Assistant, Engine Repair Technician,AutomaticTransmissionandTransaxleTechnician,ManualDriveTrainAndAxleTechnician,AutomotiveSuspensionand Steering Technician, Automotive Brake System Technician, AutomotiveElectrical/ElectronicSystemTechnician,AutomotiveHeating and Air Conditioning Technician, and Automobile Engine Performance Technician. This program also provides supplemental training for persons previously or currently employed in the automotive industry. It is a competency-based, self-paced program with open-entry.

Automotive Service Technology follows a sequence of instruction and when followed the structure will allow students tocompletespecifiedportionsoftheprogramforemploymentorto remain for advanced training. Basic Skills remediation may be required as indicated by the TABE (Test of Adult Basic Education).(A)Automotive Services Assistor, learns introductory equipment

and math skills; safety regulations; an understanding of basic sciences, maintenance and consumer services; employability skills;afoundationforentrepreneurship;andbecomesproficientin routine maintenance and consumer services.(B) Engine Repair Technician,becomesproficient inengine

theory and repairs.(C) Automatic Transmission and Transaxle Technician, becomesproficientintheoperationandservicingofautomatictransmissionsandtransaxles.(D) Manual Drive Train and Axle Technician, becomes proficient in the operation and servicing ofmanual and drivetrainsandaxles.(E) Automotive Suspension and Steering Technician, becomes proficientintheoperationofsteering,suspensionandwheelsystems.

COSMETOLOGY Program Code 2235

Cosmetology is designed to prepare students for employment as a licensed cosmetologist, or to provide supplemental training for persons previously or currently employed in these occupations. Students learn communication skills, leadership skills, human re-lationsskillsandemployabilityskills;developssafeandefficientwork practices; learns applicable Florida cosmetology law and rules; becomes knowledgeable of the cosmetologist, nails specialist, and facial specialist industry; develops a working knowledge of the chemistry, bacteriology, anatomy and physiology in relation to the field;learnstheartofmake-up;anddevelopsskillsinperformingthe manipulative and electrical techniques required in the practice of cosmetology, nail specialist and facial specialist occupations. This program prepares the student for successful completion of theStateBoardLicensingExaminationwhichisrequiredforthepractice of cosmetology. It is a competency-based program with designated enrollment times. A special fee is charged for liability insurance. (Basic skills remediation may be required as indicated by the TABE (Test of Adult Basic Education).

Chipola College Cosmetology is a Pivot Point member school.

(F) Automotive Brake System Technician,becomesproficientin the operation and servicing of automotive brake systems. (G) Automotive Electrical/Electronic System Technician, becomesproficientindiagnosingandtroubleshootingelectrical/electronic components as related to power train. (H) Automotive Heating and Air Conditioning Technician, becomesproficientinheating,airconditioningandenginecoolingsystems. (I) Automotive Engine Performance Technician, becomes proficientinengineperformanceservice.Forfurtherinformation,call(850)7l8-2306,BuildingWD,Room134A.

Automotive Technology Course of StudyCourse Title HoursAER0014V AutomotiveServicesAssistor 300AER0110V EngineRepairTechnician 150AER0172V AutomotiveHeating&AirConditioning Technician 150AER0257V AutomaticTransmissionandTransaxle Technician 150AER0274V ManualDrivetrainandAxleTechnician 150AER0360V AutomotiveElectrical/ElectronicSystem Technician 300AER0418V AutomotiveBrakeSystemTechnician 150AER0453V AutomotiveSuspensionandSteering Technician 150AER0503V AutomotiveEnginePerformance Technician 300AER0936V SpecialTopicsinAutomotive Service Technology various

Total1800VPI01001 Vocational Preparatory ReadingVPI02001 Vocational Preparatory MathematicsVPI03001 Vocational Preparatory Language1Students who have satisfactory TABE scores are not required to take these courses.

Cosmetology Course of StudyCourse Title Hours

COS0080V CosmetologyI 450COS0081V CosmetologyII 450COS0082V CosmetologyIII 300COS0927V SpecialTopicsinCosmetologyvarious Total1200VPI01001 Vocational Preparatory ReadingVPI02001 Vocational Preparatory MathematicsVPI03001 Vocational Preparatory Language1Students who have satisfactory TABE scores are not required to take these courses.*COS0087CareerPreparation andRegulationsReview. This courseprovides instruction in laws, rules and regulations related to the practice of cosmetology and salon ownership. Students become familiar with employability skills and study state board of cosmetology requirements. Focus is preparing the individual with the opportunity to receive review of skills and techniques of cosmetology along with laboratory practices, information, related technology and correct terminology necessary to successfullybecomeemployed in thefieldofcosmetology. 300clockhours. [V] *Not required for cosmetology program


WELDING TECHNOLOGY Program Code 2275

This program prepares students to become Welder Helpers, ShieldedMetalArcWelders,GasMetalArcWelders,FluxCoredArc Welders, Gas-Tungsten Arc Welders and Pipe Welders. Welding Technology offers a sequence of courses that provides coherent and rigorous content aligned with challenging academic standards and relevant technical knowledge and skills needed to prepare for further education and careers in the manufacturing industries and for employment in welding positions. The content includes but is notlimitedtoplanning,management,finance,technicalandproductskills, underlying principles of technology, labor issues, community issues and health, safety, and environmental issues. The program is1,050clock-hourswhichcanbecompletedinapproximatelyoneyear.ClasseswillmeetMondaythroughThursdayfrom7:30a.m.to3:30p.m.Financialaidisavailableforthosewhoqualifywithspecial consideration for veterans. Prospective welding students must earn a minimum score on the Test of Adult Basic Education (TABE).

Course Title Hours PMT0101VWeldingSymbols&Blueprints 90PMT0104VFundamentalsofMetallurgy 90PMT0750VFundamentalsofMetallurgyLab 30PMT0111V Oxygen/FuelGasProcess 60PMT0121VShieldedMetalArcWeldingPrinciples 90PMT0751VShieldedMetalArcWeldingLab1 90PMT0752V ShieldedMetalArcWeldingLab2 90PMT0131V GasTungstenArcWeldingPrinciples 90PMT0137V GasTungstenArcWeldingLab1 90PMT0134VGasMetalArcWelding 90PMT0138VGasTungstenArcWeldingLab2 90PMT0153V PlasmaArcSkills 30PMT0143VFluxCordArcWelding 90PMT0164VWeldingFabricationFundamentals 30PMT0936VSpecialTopicsinWeldingTechnology various Total1,050VPI01001 Vocational Preparatory ReadingVPI02001 Vocational Preparatory MathematicsVPI03001 Vocational Preparatory Language1Students who have satisfactory TABE scores are not required to take these courses.

WELDING TECHNOLOGY—ADVANCEDProgram Code 2276

This program prepares students to become advanced welders within the manufacturing industry. The program offers a sequence of courses that provides coherent and rigorous content aligned with challenging academic standards and relevant technical knowledge and skills needed to prepare for further education and careers in the manufacturingcareercluster;providestechnicalskillproficiency,and includes competency-based applied learning that contributes to the academic knowledge, higher-order reasoning and problem-solving skills, work attitudes, general employability skills, technical skills,andoccupation-specificskills,andknowledgeofallaspectsof manufacturing careers. This program offers a broad foundation of knowledge and skills to prepare students for employment in the welding industry. Welding Technology is a core program. It is recommended that students successfully complete Welding Technology or demonstrate mastery of the outcomes in that program prior to enrollment in the Welding Technology - Advanced program.Theprogramis750clock-hourswhichcanbecompletedinapproximatelytwosemesters.ClasseswillmeetMondaythroughThursdayfrom7:30a.m.to3:30p.m.Prospectiveweldingstudentsmust earn a minimum score on the Test of Adult Basic Education (TABE).

Course Title Hours PMT0075 AdvancedWelder1 600hoursPMT0076 AdvancedWelder2 150hours Total750hours

CERTIFIED NURSING ASSISTANT

(LONG TERM CARE) Program Code 2218

This program is designed to prepare Nursing Assistant students for employment asCertifiedNursingAssistants and to providesupplemental training for persons previously or currently employed in this occupation.

The program provides a broad foundation of knowledge and skills for the role of Nursing Assistant. Upon completion the graduate will be prepared to take care of patients in the health care facility (e.g. hospital, nursing home). Successful completion of the programqualifiesthestudenttotakethestatecertificationexamfor employment as a Nursing Assistant. The Nursing Assistant Certificateis120hoursinlength.Classroominstructionwillbeoffered on campus while local clinical facilities will be used for clinicalexperiences.

Each student must complete the following course of studies:

Nursing Assistant Course of StudyCourse Title Hours

HCP0122V NursingAssistant 120 Tota1 120


Public Service ProgramsAll programs offered by the Public Service Department teach

objectivesspecifiedbytheCriminalJusticeStandardsandTrainingCommission. These minimum standards classes are regulated by Florida Statutes and are disciplined programs with special rules and procedures.

All Public Service programs have special criteria for entrance—age,education,scoresonentryexams—plusaninterview.

The Chipola College Criminal Justice Center’s overall goal is toattract,screenandselectcandidatesfortheLawEnforcement/CorrectionalOfficer/FirefightingAcademy. Key elements ofthe applicant screening process consist of: drug testing, physical examination,militaryhistoryandafullbackgroundinvestigationas well as a Chipola College student applications process.

CORRECTIONAL OFFICER Program Code 2212

The Basic Corrections program prepares students for employment as correctional officers andprovides supplementaltraining for persons previously or currently employed in this occupation.

Toacquireacertificate,candidatesmustsuccessfullycompleteallofthecourseslistedandpassastateexamination.

Correctional Officer Course of StudyCourse Title Hours

CJK0300V IntroductiontoCorrections 32 CJK0305V CJSTCCommunications 40 CJK0310V OfficerSafety 16 CJK0315V FacilityandEquipment 8 CJK0320V IntakeandRelease 18 CJK0325V SupervisinginaCorrectionalFacility 40 CJK0330V SupervisingSpecialPopulations 20 CJK0335V RespondingtoIncidentsandEmergencies 16 CJK0340V OfficerWellnessandPhysicalAbilities 30 CJK0031V CMSFirstAidforCriminalJusticeOfficers 40CJK0040V Firearms 80CJK0051V CMSCriminalJusticeDefensiveTactics 80

Total420

LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER (CMS Academy) Program Code 2213

The Law Enforcement program prepares students as entry levellawenforcementofficers,suchasPoliceOfficerandDeputySheriff.Practicalskillsandfieldexerciseareanintegralpartofthis program.

Toacquireacertificate,candidatesmustsuccessfullycompleteallofthecourseslistedandpassastateexamination.

All courses have special lab fees.

Law Enforcement CMS Academy Course of StudyCourse Title Hours CJK0001V IntroductiontoLawEnforcement 10CJK0012V Legal 62CJK0013V InteractionsinaDiverseCommunity 40CJK0014V InterviewingandReportWriting 56

CJK0064V FundamentalsofPatrol 35CJK0065V CallsforService 36CJK0077V CriminalInvestigations 50CJK0078V CrimeScenetoCourtroom 35CJK0092V CriticalIncidents 44CJK0087V TrafficStops 30CJK0084V DUITrafficStops 24CJK0088V TrafficCrashInvestigations 32CJK0020V CMSLawEnforcementVehicleOperations 48CJK0031V CMSFirstAidforCriminalJusticeOfficers 40CJK0040V CMSCriminalJusticeFirearms 80CJK0051V CMSCriminalJusticeDefensiveTactics 80CJK0422V Dart-FiringStunGun 8CJK0096V CriminalJusticeOfficerPhysicalFitness Training/LawEnforcement 60 Total770

LAW ENFORCEMENT CROSS-OVER TO CORRECTIONAL OFFICER Program Code 2222

Personswhohave received their certificates inBasicLawEnforcementmayalsobecomecertifiedinBasicCorrectionsbysuccessfully completing this course of study.

Law Enforcement Cross-Over to Correctional Officer Course of Study

Prerequisite: Completion of the Basic Law Enforcement ProgramCourse Title Hours

CJK0200V OverviewofCorrections 14CJK0310V OfficerSafety 16CJK0315V FacilityandEquipment 8CJK0320V IntakeandRelease 18CJK0325V SupervisinginaCorrectionalFacility 40CJK0330V SupervisingSpecialPopulations 20CJK0205V RespondingtoIncidentsandEmergencies 12CJK0393V Cross-OverProgramUpdates 8CJK0354V LawEnforcementCross-OvertoCorrectional OfficerWellness 12CJK0392V Cross-OverHandgunTransitionCourse 24 Total 172


Law Enforcement Equivalency of Training Course of StudyCourse Title HoursCJSTC – 6 Defensive Tactics Perf. Evaluation 8CJSTC – 5 First Aid Performance Evaluation 8CJSTC–4 FirearmsPerformanceEvaluation 8CJSTC – 7 Vehicle Operations Performance Evaluation 16 Total 40

FIRE FIGHTER Program Code 2210 The FireFighterprogrampreparesstudentsforcertification

and employment as Fire Fighters in accordance with Florida Statutes.

Special Program Requirements: An academic average of “C” orhighermustbeearnedineachFirefightingcourseintheprogramtoreceiveacertificate.Tobeeligibleforthestateexamastudentmust complete all requirements set forth by the college and the Bureau of Fire Standards and Training (BFST).

This program requires that students follow the BFST attendance policy, which basically states that no student may miss more than tenpercentofanycourse.Someclassexperiences,however,haveamandatory attendance requirement.TheFirefighting programtermination policy will be strictly enforced. Roll call will be held at each class meeting and attendance is considered an essential requirementofFirefightingstudents.

A minimum grade of seventy percent must be maintained on each evaluation. One retake is permitted on each evaluation; failure to reach a seventy percent grade on a retake would result in dismissal.Astudentisallowedtotakeonlytworetakeexaminations.

Fire Fighter Course of StudyPrerequisites: Candidates are required to take a physical

examination. Entry requirements of theBFSTmust bemet.Studentsmust be physically fit to perform all tasks assigned.Complete turnout (bunker) gear must be furnished by the student. Alsorequired:TABELevelA-Reading10;Math10;Language10.

Course Title Hours FFP0010V FireFighterI 206 FFP0020V FireFighterII 192 Total 398*FFP0142VMedicalFirstResponder(40clockhours)isrequiredforcertification.

VPI0100**VocationalPreparatoryReadingVPI0200**VocationalPreparatoryMathematicsVPI0300**VocationalPreparatoryLanguage**Students who have satisfactory TABE scores are not required to take these courses

Workforce Dev. Preparation/ Testing CenterThe Testing Center offers the TABE (Test of Adult Basic

Education). Basic skills instruction for Workforce Development students to meet the basic-skills level required for completion of a program is provided concurrently through Vocational Preparatory Instruction. Staff are available daily to provide professional assistance to students who need help with required course work in reading, mathematics, and language skills needed in the workplace.

FormorespecificinformationcontacttheChipolaTestingCenter.

CORRECTIONAL OFFICER CROSS-OVER TO LAW ENFORCEMENT Program Code 2221

Persons who have received their certificates in Basic CorrectionsmayalsobecomecertifiedinBasicLawEnforcementby completing the following course of study.

Correctional Officer Cross-Over to Law Enforcement Course of Study

Prerequisite: Completion of the Basic Corrections ProgramCourse Title Hours CJK0293V OverviewofLawEnforcement 64CJK0297V InteractionsinCrisisSituations 10CJK0296V ReportingProcedures 32CJK0064V FundamentalsofPatrol 35CJK0065V CallsforService 36CJK0077V CriminalInvestigations 50CJK0078V CrimeScenetoCourtroom 35CJK0092V CriticalIncidents 44CJK0087V TrafficStops 30CJK0084V DUITrafficStops 24CJK0088V TrafficCrashInvestigations 32CJK0393V Cross-OverProgramUpdates 8CJK0020V CMSLawEnforcementVehicleOperations 48CJK0422V Dart-FiringStunGun 8CJK0392V Cross-OverHandgunTransitionCourse 24CJK0295V CorrectionalCross-OvertoLawEnforcement OfficerWellness 35

Total 515LAW ENFORCEMENT EQUIVALENCY OF TRAINING

Easily accessible through airport and interstate travel, Chipola College Criminal Justice Training Center provides professional one-stop convenience for its Equivalency of Training (EOT) students.

We have the availability of extended-stay, discountedaccommodation rates at local inns and suites, and numerous restaurants and shopping facilities. While on campus, students are welcomed at Chipola’s On-Site Cafeteria.

Who is eligible for equivalency of training assessment?Out-of-State,military,federalandpreviouslycertifiedFlorida

officerswithlessthaneightyearsbreakinservice.If youwant tobecomea certified lawenforcementofficer,

you will be required to successfully complete a three step process: 1. Assessment procedure. Chipola College uses Gulf Coast

StateCollege to complete our assessments. (250.00)Formoreinformation follow this link: http://www.gulfcoast.edu/public_safety/reinstatement/default.htm

2. Successful completion of a 40 hour High LiabilityProficiencyReviewCourse(Tuition$450).

3. Pass theFloridaLawEnforcementOfficerCertificationStateExam.Studentsareprovidedwithcurrentcurriculumbooks,containing all the information necessary to successfully pass the writtenstateexamination.Additionally,duringtheEOTtrainingcourseanoptionalstateexampreparation/reviewclassisofferedat no additional charge.

Equivalency of training classes are offered throughout the year,buttheclasssizesarelimited,soyoushouldconfirmyourdate as soon as possible.

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