Catalog: Davis Applied Technology College 2006 Catalog | |
| TABLE OF CONTENTS WWW.DATC.NET 2 STUDENT QUICK FACTS (continued) dealing with instructional problems If problems are encountered during the training process, students are encouraged to take the necessary steps to work out the difficulty. Following the steps in this order can help resolve problems quickly so that training can resume. 1. First, speak with your instructor. 2. See your counselor if you need additional help. 3. If you are still not satisfied, speak with the Director of Programs. getting college credit In many College programs, arrangements for course credit waivers can be made ... | |
| STUDENT HEALTH SERVICES The College is a non-residential campus and, as such, provides no facilities for Student Health Services, nor does the Institution provide a health plan for students. All students are encouraged to seek their own provider and health insurance carrier. STUDENT LEADERSHIP The purpose of the Student Leadership Council is to coordinate institutional service projects, social and cultural events, student fund-raising, sub-for-santa, student and faculty appreciation day, as well as serve as a resource to the administration for policy development. The Student Leadership Council ... | |
| FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE SCHOLARSHIPS 20 FEDERAL FINANCIAL AID ESTIMATE OF STUDENT EXPENSES The following represent the estimated minimum expenses for a student attending full-time (6 hours per day), for 9 months (900 hours). RESIDENT STUDENT NOT LIVING WITH PARENTS Tuition and Fees $1,138 Off-Campus Living $4,455 Transportation $1,125 Misc. Personal Exp $1,424 Books/Supplies $520 TOTAL EXPECTED EXPENSE $8,662 LIVING WITH PARENTS Tuition and Fees $1,138 Off-Campus Living $2,500 Transportation $1,125 Misc.Personal Exp. $1,424 Books/Supplies $520 TOTAL EXPECTED EXPENSE $6,707 NON-RESIDENT STUDENT ... | |
| DATC/WSU EDUCATIONAL PARTNERSHIP The Davis Applied Technology College (DATC) and Weber State University (WSU) have been educational partners for over 20 years. During that period of time, courses have been identified that, if completed at the College, may result in Weber State University credit waivers. To further enhance this partnership, there are now a number of programs offered jointly between the two institutions. Several additional programs are currently under review as partnered programs. A student can begin the college requirements at the Davis Applied Technology College and complete a ... | |
| SCHOOL OF ACADEMIC DEVELOPMENT WWW.DATC.NET 34 A well-developed mind, a passion to learn, and the ability to put knowledge to work are the new keys to the future of our young people, the success of businesses, and the economic well-being of the nation. - GEORGE W. BUSH ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE CLASS (ESL) Students with beginning through advanced English speaking skills are eligible for this class. The course consists of speaking, listening, reading, and writing in a small group format. A student does not need to be enrolled in a College program to participate in the ESL classes. No fee ... | |
| Training in these programs prepares individuals to be responsible for the administration of specialized emergency care and the transportation of victims of acute illness or injury to a medical facility using life support skills. CPR certification is required for these courses. A valid CPR certificate must be presented at time of registration. CPR, First Aid, AED courses are available at the College or certification may be obtained from one of the following: American Red Cross-Professional Rescuer American Heart Association-Healthcare Provider National Safety Council Certification-Professiona ... | |
| The Phlebotomy Program is designed to provide students with the knowledge and skill to enter a career as a phlebotomist. Students will receive a solid foundation of learning on body systems, lab tests involved, and specimen collection skills. Practical application is reinforced as students perform venipuncture each week. Upon successful completion of the course and externship, students will receive a Davis Applied Technology College certificate for Recognition of Training. JOB DESCRIPTION A Phlebotomist is a person specially trained to collect blood from a patient for laboratory analysis. Traditional ... | |
| TRANSPORTATION TECHNOLOGY America moves on the wheels of technology which supports the transportation industry. At the Davis Applied Technology College, students can prepare for a secure career in this high technology, rapidly expanding industry. Students build skills and knowledge required to diagnose, service, and repair today's automobiles, light trucks, diesel trucks and equipment. Partnership agreements with our educational partners in Davis School District, allow students to train in all eight ASE Certification areas permitting students to progress through the training at each of these institutions ... | |
| SCHOOL OF TRANSPORTATION TECHNOLOGY |.DATC.NET 102 I enjoy the College because it works well with my schedule, and the selfpaced program allows me to learn the way I need to learn. The instructors are very knowledgeable and teach only things that will be useful in industry. -MATT DERRICK DIESEL/HEAVY DUTY MECHANIC With the influx of computers and electronics into the diesel transportation industry, it is becoming an exciting, highly specialized,and sophisticated field of employment. Students who enter this occupation find many opportunities challenging them to keep up with the latest technology ... | |
| The Automotive ASE Technician services and maintains all types of automobiles and light trucks. Students must be able to learn and grow with technology changes in the automotive industry. Students will acquire skills to diagnose and repair electrical, computer controlled, and mechanical systems on modern automobiles and light trucks. They will learn to diagnose and repair computerized engines and body controls including ignition systems and fuel injection. Students will also gain knowledge of disc and drum brakes and anti-lock braking systems. They will learn steering and suspension systems, four ... | |
| The Diesel Technician performs all duties of preventive maintenance and electrical troubleshooting along with additional training in the areas of transmissions, differential, brakes, steering, suspension, and wheel alignment, and engine rebuild. A student can also specialize in many areas through the Colleges partnership training. The diesel technology field is for the person who enjoys working with their hands, yet enjoys the challenge of working with sophisticated equipment and is self motivated. VOLVO PARTNERSHIP Through the College/Volvo Partnership, students are introduced to the latest advances ... | |
| DIESEL TECHNOLOGY WWW.DATC.NET 106 EMPLOYER ADVISORY TEAM Mark Hadley, Chairperson Central Refrigeration Sam Paget Albertsons Jim Wanczyk A W Diesel Myron Nelson Nelson Diesel Clint Warner May Trucking Todd Adams Ryder Rick Clark UTA Bill Bertelsen Horse Shoe Express Randy Sperry Rocky Mountain Cummins Steve Johnson Ryder Mike Booth Waste Management of Utah DIESEL/HEAVY DUTY MECHANIC The Diesel Technician performs all duties of preventive maintenance and electrical troubleshooting along with additional training in the areas of transmissions, differential, brakes, steering, suspension, wheel alignment, ... | |
| INDEX WWW.DATC.NET U UCAT Certifications title page Utah Department of Utah Nursing Assistant Registry ......................... .24 Utah State Board of Regents ......title page V Values Statement ........6 Veterans................. .......18 Violence/Weapons....18 Visitors ......................... .18 W WSU Credit ..................23 Wage Summary..........25 Web Design ....36,75,76 Weber State University ....................21 Welding..............36,8 7,88 Withdrawal Refunds 16 Work Study (see Financial Assistance).............. ....19,20 Workplace Relations 32 IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERS ... | |
