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Contents
Construction Technology ..................................... 155-156
Consumer Family Studies ........................................ 157
Consumer Issues ......................................................... 157
Culinary Training .................................................. 158-160
Dental Assisting .......................................................... 160
Diesel/Equipment Technology ............................. 163-164
Dietetic Technology..................................................... 165
Disability Resources............................................. 166-168
Earth Space Sciences .............................................. 169
Economics ................................................................... 169
Education .................................................................... 170
Teaching Credential Information .................................. 170
Electronic Technology ......................................... 171-174
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equipment belonging to the College must be returned and
all loans or student obligations must be paid before the
Records Office will certify good standing or transmit
student records to another institution. Good standing
means that a students conduct has been satisfactory and
that he/she is eligible to continue or return.
A student unofficially withdrawn (without completing
proper withdrawal procedures) from a class or from College
will receive a grade of F in all courses from which he/
she unofficially withdraws.
Enrollment records are not maintained for students who
cancel their registration prior to the fourth week of the
semester.
NOTE: Withdrawal means dropping all classes; dropping refers to
selective drops while retaining one or more other courses.
(Priority 1, 2, 3, 4, 5). Some students will have to plan
their registration carefully so that their priority
enrollment is not greater than 16 units.
2. Continuing students may registe
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AJ 63 Patrol Procedures
3 units/3 hours. Prerequisite: Administration of
Justice 50 or equivalent. Recommended: Eligibility
for English 100A or equivalent
The history, development and patrol
philosophy; planning for field activities to
include functions of patrol, traffic, and
other preliminary investigative duties of
the field officer, technique for planning
patrol activities; handling complaints and
request for services; mechanics of field
interviews, searches, and arrest; the
handling of traffic related problems; civil
and domestic disturbances and other
community crime incidents. (CSU)
AJ 70 Introduction to Corrections
3 units/3 hours. Recommended: Eligibility for
English 100A or equivalent
History, philosophy and current
procedures in contemporary corrections;
to include probation, institutions, parole,
and related community and private
corrections. The interrelationships
between corrections and other
components of the justice
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AP TECH 55 Basic Drafting Skills
(Formerly Industrial Education 55) 1.5 units/2
hours lecture, 3 hours laboratory for 8 weeks
Introduction to basic manual drafting
skills. Teaches the student how to use
drafting tools, the development of line
work and lettering skills, procedures for
executing geometric construction,
techniques of free-hand drafting and
fundamentals of orthographic projections
and isometric drawing. (CSU/UC)
May be taken for a total of 3 units.
AP TECH 56 Introduction to
Computer Aided Drafting
(Formerly Industrial Education 56) 2 units/2 hours
lecture, 3 hours laboratory for 8 weeks. Prerequisite:
Applied Technology 55 with a grade of C or better
or equivalent
Introduction to computers as a graphics
tool by exploring the hardware, software
and their applications to drafting.
Software used is AutoCAD on IBM
compatible computers. (CSU)
May be taken for a total of 4 units.
AP TECH 57 Advanced AutoCAD
3 units/2 hours
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Admission to the Program
All students must be 18 years of age or older or must be
high school graduates or equivalent and meet the regular
requirements for admission to the College. High school
students currently enrolled in grades 9-12 may be eligible
for advanced scholastic or vocational studies through a
high school enrichment program.
Program Information
Completion of this certificate program prepares the
student to use the computer to perform advanced word
processing functions, adapt software to a variety of different jobs, and perform general office skills using critical
thinking and problem solving skills. Students will receive a
Certificate of Completion after completing all required
courses of the certificate program with a C or better.
Students who wish to earn an Associate Degree must
complete a total of 60 units including general education and
math competency requirements. If students wish to complete a degree in addition to t
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CIS 61.13 Using Microsoft Excel
(Formerly Computer and Information Science 82.12)
3 units/2 hours lecture, 3.5 hours by arrangement.
CR/NC option. Recommended: Computer and
Information Science 81.5 or equivalent experience
with microcomputers
A lecture/lab course in the use of
Macintosh Excel software. Topics covered
range from the fundamentals of Excel's
three major uses: spreadsheets , databases
and graphics, through the advanced use of
functions, data commands, macros and
enhanced graphics capabilities.
Additionally, data transfer, data linking,
and spreadsheet/database integration will
be covered. (CSU)
CIS 62 Advanced Spreadsheets
Design
4 units/3 hours lecture, 5 hours laboratory by
arrangement. Prerequisite: Three units of selected
topics in spreadsheets (82 series) or equivalent
experience and consent of instructor. Recommended:
A thorough understanding of the manual operations
of spreadsheet products; preferable to know Lo
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Admission to the Program
Fashion Careers Program is open to all students.
Program Information
The Fashion Careers Program at Santa Rosa Junior College encompasses
many facets of the fashion industry which can lead to job opportunities in sales,
buying, fashion consulting, production, fashion coordination, starting your own
business, or management training. Executive training programs are offered by
regional and national chain stores for individuals who have completed an
Associate of Arts, Bachelors of Arts or Bachelor of Science Degree.
Enthusiasm, ambition, and good interpersonal skills are important traits for
success in this field.
Occupational Description
Advanced education experience required
Employment
The fashion industry is the second largest career field in the United States
and is a leading industry in California. The employment outlook for fashion
merchandising is strong. The San Francisco area is establishing itself as a serio
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Summer
MA 68.5
Diagnostic Coding
1.5
Recommended Elective
B OT 58.1
Business Math Skills
3.0
Total Units for Insurance Billing Track 26 31 units
Medical Receptionist Track
(may be completed in 1 semesters or more)
Fall Semester
Units
MA 60
Medical Office Practice
3.0
B OT 56.1
Business English
4.0
B OT 77.3
Beginning Word Perfect
0.5
Typing speed of 35 wpm
0-3.0
8.5-11.5
Spring Semester
MA 61
Law Ethics in the Medical Office
1.0
ANAT 51
Anatomy Physiology
1.0
HL C 60
Medical Terminology
3.0
MA 68.2
Basic Medical Office Bkkpg
0.5
5.5
Total Units for Receptionist Track 13-16 units
MA 60
Introduction to Medical Office Practice
(Formerly Medical Secretary/Receptionist 60). 3 units/3 hours. CR/NC option.
Recommended: Eligibility for English 100A or equivalent
Consideration of the multiple functions performed by the
Administrative Medical Assistant; appointment scheduling;
verbal, non-verbal and written communic
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PHY SC 1 Laboratory Physical Science
4 units/3 hours lecture, 3 hours laboratory. CR/NC
option. Not open to students who have completed
Physical Science 10. Recommended: Eligibility for
English 100B or equivalent
A descriptive introduction into many
physical science disciplines integrated
with laboratory analysis. Topics include
electromagnetic, gravitational and nuclear
energy, optics, chemistry, astronomy,
meteorology and dinosaurs. This course is
designed to meet the career demands of
those in elementary and secondary
education which require a broad-based,
descriptive science background. (CSU/
UC)
AA/AS area C; CSU areas B1 B3; IGETC area 5
PHY SC 10 Introduction to Physical
Science
3 units/3 hours. CR/NC option. Not open to
students who have completed or are currently
enrolled in Physical Science 1. Recommended:
Eligibility for English 100A or equivalent
A descriptive, non-mathematical
introduction into many of the major field
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Smoking
Smoking is prohibited in classrooms, halls, laboratories, gymnasiums, auditoriums, Bailey Hall and in
areas that are posted NO SMOKING.
Drugs
Persons possessing or being under
the influence of alcohol, non-prescriptive narcotics or other dangerous drugs
on campus are in violation of State law
and College regulations.
Telephone Messages
The college is not prepared to
deliver telephone messages except in
case of emergency, such as sudden
illness or accident.
Animal Control
1. No animals, including leashed,
are allowed on campus (including
buildings) with the following
exceptions:
a. Guide dogs for the blind.
b.Animals used in the
instructional program.
2. Owners of animals on campus in
violation of this regulation may be
cited. Additionally, the animal may
be impounded by authorized
College officials or by the Sonoma
County Humane Society.
Lost and Found
Persons who find articles on
campus are requested to deliver them
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This Catalog is
published for
informational
purposes. Every effort
is made to ensure its
accuracy. However,
the provisions of this
Catalog are not to be
regarded as an
irrevocable contract
between the student
and the College. The
College reserves the
right to change any
provision or
requirement at any
time, taking
precautions that such
changes do not work
hardship on students
enrolled. Students
should consult the
current Schedule of
Classes for
supplementary
information.
Affirmative Action Statement
Equal Opportunity Statement
Santa Rosa Junior College is committed to
providing equal opportunities for all students, employees and applicants regardless
of ethnicity/race, color, sex, age, religion,
marital status, sexual orientation, disability,
national origin, medical conditions, status as
a Vietnam-era veteran, or political or organizational affiliation. Further, the District is
assertively seeking to increase the divers
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