Anderson Campus Schedule – Credit Programs, Second Session, Spring 2007

Business Foundations Certificate
This certificate, designed to complement the Management Associate Degree, provides a foundation in business “basics” and offers a credential to those seeking employment in business. The certificate can benefit nondegree-seeking students who are preparing for a career in the business field but lack the formal knowledge and skills required. Requires 24 graduation credits that can be obtained through on-site and online courses. Classes below are offered at the Anderson Campus.

Introduction to Business • BUS 101 • TR • 2:30-5:25 pm • 3 credits
Microcomputer Applications • CPT 170 • MWF • 8 am-9:50 am • 3 credits Microcomputer Applications • CPT 170 • MW • 5:40-8:35 pm • 3 credits

College Skills
This course is focused on facilitating student success, covering topics such as study skills, stress management, campus resources, time management, memory techniques and more.

College Skills • COL 103 • MWF • 8-9:50 am • 3 credits
College Skills • COL 103 • TR • 2:30-5:25 pm • 3 credits

Additional foundational course are offered at Tri-County Technical College that help prepare students for further coursework. The course listed below, for example, studies basic writing and different modes of composition and may include a review of usage. Depending on placement test scores, students may need this introductory course before moving to English Composition I. Credits earned cannot be used toward graduation requirements.

Introduction to Composition • ENG 100 • TR • 11:10-2:05 pm • 3 credits

Comprehensive Studies
Students may be recommended to take Comprehensive Studies courses, depending on placement test scores. Student skills are carefully evaluated, and a plan of study is developed that is customized to their needs. Classes below are offered at the Anderson Campus.

Developmental English • ENG 032 • MWF • 10:10 am-Noon • 0 credits
Developmental Math • MAT 032 • MWF • 10:10 am-Noon • 0 credits

Criminal Justice Technology
Associate Degree in Public Service
Criminal Justice Technology majors acquire the knowledge and skills needed to professionally work within the criminal justice system. In addition to practical, theoretical and technical applications of law enforcement, the curriculum provides an overview of courts and corrections services. An examination of the interaction of education and human service agencies with the various components of the criminal justice system is emphasized. Survey courses in the disciplines of psychology, sociology and political science are important for a broad understanding of the criminal justice system. Requires 66 graduation credits that can be obtained through on-site and online courses. Classes below are offered at the Anderson Campus. See catalog for options for humanities requirement.

Microcomputer Applications • CPT 170 • MWF • 8 am-9:50 am • 3 credits Microcomputer Applications • CPT 170 • MW • 5:40-8:35 pm • 3 credits
Introduction to Criminal Justice • CRJ 10 • TR • 5:40-8:40 pm • 3 credits
Fingerprint Science • CRJ 201 • MW • 5:40-8:40 pm • 3 credits

Crime Scene Investigations Certificate
This program is designed to study a variety of crime scenes and present information, including practical application, for a career in the law enforcement specialization of crime scene investigation and latent print development. This program is suitable for current or prospective law enforcement employees interested in crime scene investigation. Requires 30 graduation credits and is offered exclusively at the Anderson Campus.

Microcomputer Applications • CPT 170 • MWF • 8 am-9:50 am • 3 credits Microcomputer Applications • CPT 170 • MW • 5:40-8:35 pm • 3 credits
Introduction to Criminal Justice • CRJ 101 • TR • 5:40-8:40 pm • 3 credits

General Studies Certificate
This program allows students who are undecided as to their final academic and career goals to explore various academic disciplines, while acquiring general education credits in preparation for futures studies in the University Transfer program. Requires 24 graduation credits that can be obtained through on-site and online courses. Classes below are offered at the Anderson Campus. See catalog for options for required electives.

Microcomputer Applications • CPT 170 • MWF • 8 am-9:50 am • 3 credits Microcomputer Applications • CPT 170 • MW • 5:40-8:35 pm • 3 credits
English Composition I • ENG 101 • MWF • 10:10 am-Noon • 3 credits
Western Civilization Post 1689 • HIS 102 • TR • 8 am-10:55 am • 3 credits
Probability and Statistics • MAT 120 • TR • 2:30-5:25 pm • 3 credits
General Psychology • PSY 201 • MW • 5:40-8:35 pm • 3 credits

Health Education
Students studying any of our heath education courses will benefit from our Medical Terminology course. It is required for some degree programs and considered a preferred elective course in others. The course covers medical terms, with emphasis on spelling, definition and pronunciation.

Medical Terminology • AHS 102 • TR • 11:10-2:05 pm • 3 credits
Medical Terminology • AHS 102 • MW • 5:40-8:45 pm • 3 credits

Management Associate Degree
Successful organizations are operated by good managers. Business and industries are expanding in SC, creating excellent opportunities for trained managers in marketing, retail, human resources, administration, finance, supervision, and information management. Management students receive broad training in the major area of management and are well-prepared to provide leadership in the changing workplace. Students will learn techniques for team-building, problem-solving, and effective resource utilization. Requires 66 graduation credits that can be obtained through a combination of on-site and online courses. Classes below are offered at the Anderson Campus. See catalog for options for humanities requirement and electives.

Introduction to Business • BUS 101 • TR • 2:30-5:25 pm • 3 credits
Microcomputer Applications • CPT 170 • MWF • 8 am-9:50 am • 3 credits Microcomputer Applications • CPT 170 • MW • 5:40-8:35 pm • 3 credits

Marketing Certificate
This certificate benefits currently enrolled students and also serves as professional development for those seeking employment or those already employed in the business sector. Requires 12 graduation credits that can be obtained through a combination of on-site and online courses. Class below is offered at the Anderson Campus.

Introduction to Business • BUS 101 • TR • 2:30-5:25 pm • 3 credits

Microcomputer Applications Certificate
This program is open to students in any major and is designed for students interested in acquiring the entry-level computer skills needed to proficiently use business application software. Requires 12 graduation credits. Classes below are offered at the Anderson Campus.

Computers and Programming • CPT 114 • MWF • 10:10 am-Noon • 3 credits Microcomputer Applications • CPT 170 • MWF • 8 am-9:50 am • 3 credits Microcomputer Applications • CPT 170 • MW • 5:40-8:35 pm • 3 credits

Office Systems Technology
Office automation, information processing, and the rapid development and expansion of business and industry have created a great demand for qualified office personnel. The OST programs provide excellent preparation for a variety of employment opportunities for advancement in this growing field. These courses are offered on the Anderson Campus.

Introduction to Keyboarding • OST 101 • TR • 5:40-8:35 pm • 2 credits
Keyboarding • OST 105 • TR • 5:40-8:35 pm • 3 credits

Pre-Pharmacy
Associate Degree in Occupational Technology, Concentration in Pre-Pharmacy
This degree fulfills all current curriculum prerequisite requirements for application to the SC College of Pharmacy. Requires 76 graduation credits that can be obtained through a combination of on-site and online courses. Classes below are offered at the Anderson Campus. See catalog for options for electives requirements.

Microcomputer Applications • CPT 170 • MWF • 8 am-9:50 am • 3 credits Microcomputer Applications • CPT 170 • MW • 5:40-8:35 pm • 3 credits
English Composition I • ENG 101 • MWF • 10:10 am-Noon • 3 credits
General Psychology • PSY 201 • MW • 5:40-8:35 pm • 3 credits
Introduction to Pharmacology • PHM 101 • TR • 8-11 am • 3 credits

Utility Service Technician Certificate
This certificate is designed for technicians who desire the entry-level skills sought by utility companies that use poles for offering service. Electrical companies, communications companies, and cable service companies are particularly interested in individuals that have some training in pole-climbing. Students can complete ths certificate in one semester. Requires 8 graduation credits. Classes below are offered at the Anderson Campus .

Elec Trans /Pole-Climbing • EEM 127 • T • 10 am-Noon • 4 credits
Elec Trans /Pole-Climbing • EEM 127 • R • 10 am-Noon • 4 credits
Elec Trans/Pole-Climbing LAB • EEM 127 • MW • 9 am-3 pm • 4 credits

Web-Based Business Management Certificate
This certificate offers the tools necessary to excel in the current and future Internet-enabled world. The courses address the evolution of web-based business and how these businesses are managed. Emphasis is also placed on the methods used to assess the opportunities, limitations, issues, and risks involved with these businesses. Requires 18 graduation credits that can be obtained through a combination of on-site and online courses. Class below is offered at the Anderson Campus.

Introduction to Business • BUS 101 • TR • 2:30-5:25 pm • 3 credits

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