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Autumn Semester

ACCT-111	Financial Accounting	3
BUS-106	​Introduction to Business	3
BUS-125	​PC Applications in Business	3
BUS-130	Team Building	3
ECON-105	~ Principles of Microeconomics	3
	Total	15

Spring Semester

ACCT-122	* Introduction to Managerial Accounting	2
BUS-115	* Introduction to Marketing	3
BUS-120	Business Law	3
BUS-226	21st Century Workplace Skills	3
ENGL-112	~ Composition I	3
MATH-130 or MATH-140	* Introduction to Statistics or College Algebra	3
	Total	18

Autumn Semester

BUS-110	​Introduction to Management	3
BUS-135	Introduction to Human Resource Management	3
BUS-210	Entrepreneurship	3
BUS-207	* Business & Professional Communication	3
PHIL-100	* Critical Thinking	3
	Total	15

Spring Semester

BUS-208	Financial Business Practices	3
ECON-110	Principles of  Macroeconomics	3
SPCH-100	​Fundamentals of Communication	3
	​Bus. Field Experience	2
	Technical Elective	6
	Total	17

Field Experience

BUS Field Experience – GENERAL BUSINESS AREA Courses 

BUS-296	Bu.s Field Exper/Serv Learning I	1.5
BUS-297	Bus. Field Exper/Serv Learning II	1.5
BUS-298	Bus. Field Exper/Serv Learning III	2

Technical Electives – Option Choice

Total of 2​.00 Semester Credit Hours Required from the Course Choices Listed Below to Complete this Degree:

BUS-151	Documentation and Presentation Applications	3
BUS-156	Spreadsheets Applications	3
BUS-220	Human Resources, Law Policies & Procedures	3
BUS-231	Training, Labor Relations and Compensation	3

Total Hours Required

• Total Hours Required For Degree:  65.00

Helpful Information

* Courses may have prerequisites. Please check the course description to view all course prerequisites and requirements. 

~ Indicates this course requires a grade of C (2.00) or better in order to progress and graduate from this program.

The College Reserves the Right to Change Curricula Without Notice
Published date – January 2019
Office of Academic Affairs

Autumn Semester

BUS-105	​ Introduction to Business	3
CIT-100	~ Principles of Computer Programming	2
CIT-102	​~Computer Applications for IT	3
CIT-111	Operating Systems & Security	2
ENGL-112	~  * Composition I	3
PHIL-100	* Critical Thinking	3
	Total	16

Spring Semester

CIT-115	* Math for Information Technology	3
CIT-150	* ~ Internet Programming I	3
CIT-160	~ Database	3
CIT-200	* .NET Programming	3
ENGL-208	​* Technical Writing	3
	Total	15

Autumn Semester

CIT-13​0	Visual Basic I	3
CIT-215	IT Project Management	3
CIT-220	* Systems Analysis & Design	3
CIT-250	~  Internet Programming II	3
SPCH-100	Fundamentals of Communication	3
	Total	15

Spring Semester

CIT-142	* Java Programming	3
CIT-255	* Internet Programming III	3
CIT-265	Disaster Recovery & Business Continuity	3
PSY-100	* Introduction to Psychology	3
	Technical Elective – IT Capstone/Internship/Work Experience	2
	Total	14

Technical Electives – Option Choice

Technical Electives – IT Capstone / Internship / Work Experience

• Total of 2.00 Semester Credit Hours Required to Complete this Requirement 

CIT-270	* Programming & Software Development Capstone	2
CIT-291	* IT Internship	2
CIT-297	* IT Cooperative Work Experience	2

Total Hours Required

• Total Hours Required For Degree:  60.00

Helpful Information

* Courses may have prerequisites. Please check course description to view all course prerequisites and requirements.

~ Indicates this course requires a grade of C (2.00) or better in order to progress and graduate from this program.

The College Reserves the Right to Change Curricula Without Notice
Published date – January 2018 
Office of Academic Affairs

Autumn Semester

BUS-110	~ Introduction to Management	3
DMD-101	~ Digital Software Fundamentals	1
DMD-107	~ Introduction to E-Life: the Evolving Web	3
DMD-108	~ Multimedia Production I	2
DMD-120	~ Web Design & Development I	3
ENGL-112	~ Composition I	3
	Total	15

Spring Semester

DMD-104	~ Design Fundamentals	3
DMD-105	~ Digital Photography I	3
DMD-106	~ Mass Media Communications	3
DMD-121	~ Web Design & Development II	3
SPCH-100	~ Fundamentals of Communication	3
	Total	15

Autumn Semester

BUS-130	~ Team Building	3
BUS-210	~ Entrepreneurship	3
DMD-201	~ Graphic Design 1	3
DMD-240	~ Digital Video I	2
ENGL-207	~ Business & Professional Communications	3
MATH-140	~ ​* College Algebra	3
	Total	17

Spring Semester

DMD-222	~ Web Design & Development III	3
DMD-250	~ Digital Media Design Capstone	2
DMD-251	~ Digital Media Portfolio	1
DMD-294	~ Digital Media Practicum	2
PHIL-200	~ Introduction to Ethics	3
PSY-100	~ ​Introduction to Psychology	3
	Total	14

Total Hours Required

• Total Hours Required For Degree:  61.00

Helpful Information

* Courses may have prerequisites. Please check course description to view all course prerequisites and requirements.

~ Indicates this course requires a grade of C (2.00) or better in order to progress and graduate from this program . Except Math 140 a grade of D (1.00) is required in order to continue in and graduate from the Digital Media Design Technology.

The College Reserves the Right to Change Curricula Without Notice
Published date – January 2018
Office of Academic Affairs

Arts and Humanities

A Minimum of 12.00 Semester Credit Hours Required to Complete this Requirement.

​​Must Take Both Courses Listed – 6.00 Credit Hours:

PHIL-100	Critical Thinking	3
PHIL-200	Introduction to Ethics	3

​​​​​​​​Pick Two of the Listed Courses – 6.00 Credit Hours: 

ARCH-176	Architecture History Survey	3
DMD-100	Fundamentals of Drawing	3
DMD-105	Digital Photography I	3
​DMD-106	Mass Media Communications	3
ENGL-211	Survey of American Literature I	3
ENGL-212	*Survey of American Literature II	3
ENGL-221	​Survey of British Literature I	3
ENGL-222	​Survey of British Literature II	3
HIST-150	US History I: To 1877	3
HIST-151	US History II: Since 1877	3
PHIL-150	​Introduction to Philosophy	3

English Composition and Literature

A Minimum of 12.00 Semester Credit Hours Required to Complete this Requirement.

Pick Two of the Listed Courses – 6.00 Semester Credit Hours​:

ENGL-112	Composition I	3
ENGL-113	Composition II	3
ENGL-216	Writing About Literature	3

Pick One of the Listed Courses - 3.00 Semester Credit Hours:

ENGL-207	Business & Professional Communication	3
ENGL-211	Survey of American Literature I	3
ENGL-212	Survey of American Literature II	3
ENGL-221	Survey of British Literature I	3
ENGL-222	Survey of British Literature II	3

Pick One of the Listed Courses – 3.00 Credit Hours:

SPCH-100	Fundamentals of Communication	3
SPCH-205	Public Speaking	3
SPCH-210	Small Group Communications	3

Social and Behavioral Sciences

A Minimum of 12.00 Semester Credit Hours Required to Complete this Requirement.

Must Take This Course – 3.00 Credit Hours:

SOC-110

Cultural Diversity

3

 Pick One of the Listed Courses – 3.00 Credit Hours:

PSY-100	​Introduction to Psychology	3
SOC-100	Introduction to Sociology	3

 Pick Two of the Listed Courses - 6.00 Credit Hours:

ECON-105	Principles of Microeconomics	3
​ECON-110	Principles of Macroeconomics	3
HSV-100	Principles of Social Work	3
HSV-150	Social Welfare & Policy	3
PSY-200	Abnormal Psychology	3
PSY-210	Developmental Psychology	3
PSY-220	Social Psychology	3

Sciences and Mathematics

A Minimum of 10.00 Credit Hours Required to Complete this Requirement.

Choose either Two Mathematics Courses (6.00 Semester Credit Hours) & One Lab Science Course (4.00 Semester Credit Hours) OR  Choose One Mathematics Course (3.00 Semester Credit Hours) & Two Lab Sciences Courses (7.00 Semester Credit Hours):

Mathematics Choices

MATH-110	Trigonometry	3
MATH-130	Introduction to Statistics	3
MATH-140	College Algebra	3
MATH-150	​Pre-Calculus	5
MATH-200	​Calculus I	5
MATH-210	Calculus II	5

Lab Science Choices

BIO-105	Environmental Science	4
BIO-120	General Biology	4
BIO-121	Human Biology	4
BIO-130	Anatomy & Physiology I	4
BIO-131	Anatomy & Physiology II	4
BIO-140	General Ecology	4
BIO-160	Biology I	5
BIO-161	Biology II	5
BIO-200	Microbiology	4
​BIO-210	Pathophysiology of Human Diseases	4
CHEM-100	Basic Chemistry	4
CHEM-101	General Organic Chemistry	4
CHEM-110	Chemistry I	5
CHEM-111	​Chemistry II	5
PHYS-110	Physics  I	4
PHYS-111	Physics  II	4

​Elective Courses

A Minimum of 14.00 Semester Credit Hours Required to Complete this Requirement.

Pick any course not used to meet another requirement listed on this plan of study OR choose from these additional courses:

ARCH-168	Construction Materials	3
BUS-120	Business Law	3
BUS-125	PC Applications in Business	3
BUS-140	Public Relations & Advertising	3
HLT-110	Medical Terminology	2
HLT-115	Human Nutrition	2

Total Hours Required

• Total Hours Required For Degree:  60.00

Helpful Information

Courses may have prerequisites. Please check course description to view all course prerequisites and requirements.

All courses require a grade of C (2.00) or better in order to progress and graduate from this program.

The College Reserves the Right to Change Curricula Without Notice
Published date – January 2016
Office of Academic Affairs

Autumn Semester

CHEM-100	* Basic Chemistry	4
CUL-101	Introduction to Culinary Science	2
CUL-102	Product Knowledge & Purchasing	2
CUL-103	Food Service Safety	1
CUL-110	* Culinary Skills Development I (second term course)	3
PHIL-100	* Critical Thinking	3
​MATH-130 or MATH-140	* Introduction to Statistics or College Algebra	3
	Total	18

Spring Semester

CUL-111	* Culinary Fabrication	3
​CUL-120	* Culinary Skills Development II	3
CUL-210	* Techniques of Banqueting and Catering	3
CUL-211	* Baking, Pastry, and Desserts	3
ENGL-112	* Composition I	3
HLT-115	Human Nutrition	2
	Total	17

Autumn Semester

BIO-120	* General Biology	4
CUL-121	* Garde Manger	3
CUL-201	* International Cuisines	1.5
CUL-202	* Cuisines Across America	1.5
​CUL-286	* Culinary CO-OP	2
ENGL-113	* Composition II	3
	Total	15

Spring Semester

BIO-200	* Microbiology	4
CUL-203	* Menu Planning and Cost Controls	3
CUL-212	Wines and Beverage Service	3
EMS-105	First Aid	2
SPCH​-205	Public Speaking	3
	Total	15

Total Hours Required

• Total Hours Required For Degree:  65.00

​Helpful Information

Courses may have prerequisites. Please check course description to view all course prerequisites and requirements.

* Indicates this course requires a grade of C (2.00) or better in order to progress and graduate from this program.

The College Reserves the Right to Change Curricula Without Notice
Published date – January 2016
Office of Academic Affairs