Northeast Technology Center Course Catalog

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1 Northeast Technology Center Course Catalog Preparing Individuals for Successful Careers Northeast Technology Center provides quality career and technical education to the residents of Mayes, Craig, Rogers, Ottawa and Delaware counties, as well as parts of Cherokee, Nowata and Wagoner counties. NTC s campuses are located in Afton, Kansas, Pryor and Claremore. Through its fulltime daytime classes, short-term evening classes, and its business and industry services and training, NTC serves well over 18,000 patrons per year. It is the goal of NTC to serve the patrons of District #11 as fully as possible. For more information on any program offered, please call any of the campuses. The numbers can be found in this brochure. For more information on NTC s gainful employment data, graduation rates, median debt of students who completed the program and other important consumer information, please visit the district s website at There will be no discrimination in any NTC Campus facilities because of race, color, sex, national origin, religion, disability, veteran status, sexual orientation, or age in its programs, services, activities and employment. Inquiries concerning application of this policy may be referred to: Northeast Technology Center; Attn: Deputy Superintendent; PO Box 487; Pryor, OK ; (918)

2 Table of Contents Table of Contents Student Resources Full-Time Programs Offered by Campus Full-Time Course Descriptions Full-Time Transportation, Distribution & Logistics Automotive Collision Repair Technology Automotive Service Technology Diesel & Heavy Equipment Repair Marine Power Technology Business, Computer & Media Business Administration, Multimedia & Graphics Information Technology & Financial Services Technology Home Automation EAST (Environmental & Spatial Technology) Pre-Engineering Construction Construction Trades Electrical Technology Manufacturing Computer-Aided Manufacturing Welding & Metal Fabrication Welding Technology Health Care Health Careers Certification Practical Nursing Service & Hospitality Cosmetology Culinary Arts Occupational Services Business and Industry Services Application for Admission Application for 13th Year Scholarship Notes

3 Tuition High school students attend NTC tuition free. However, costs for books, supplies, etc., may still apply. Selected career major must be 600+ hours to be eligible for financial aid, such as a Pell grant. You cannot combine two majors to achieve this total. Check with campus financial aid to confirm class financial aid availability. The tuition for in-district and out-of-district adults is as follows (does not include required books, fees, licenses/certifications): Price per Semester Price Per Year Full-Time In-District : $800 $1,600 Full-Time Out-of-District: $1,600 $3,200 Practical Nursing In-District Total Cost: $5,000 Practical Nursing Out-of-District Total Cost: $7,000 Resources & Scholarships Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) The FAFSA can be obtained at any of NTC s campuses, or you can complete the application online at 13th Year Scholarship High school seniors who have not completed a program at NTC may apply for a tuition waiver for the school year following their graduation. Qualifying students will need to pay a supply fee of $75 per semester. Additionally, some programs require students to purchase books. Complete the application found at and submit it to Student Services at your Northeast Technology Center campus for consideration. Northeast Technology Foundation Scholarship This scholarship is also available to both high school and adult students. Complete the application found at and submit it to Student Services at your Northeast Technology Center campus for consideration. College Credit You can get a head start on college and earn college credit while attending NTC. College credit varies depending on participating colleges and career majors. College credit is available for most programs at NTC. Check with your counselor for more information. Class Times High school students may attend NTC Monday through Friday in either the morning session, which runs from 8:24 a.m. to 11:30 a.m., or the afternoon session, which runs from 12:30 p.m. to 3:36 p.m. Adults may attend either or both sessions. Enrollment Procedures Registration for full-time classes begins in January for the following fall term. To enroll, high school students simply complete an application and return it to NTC or their home school. Adult students can complete an application online at or in person at any of NTC s four campuses. Math NTC offers two core math classes that students may take for high school credit: Geometry and Algebra 2. This allows students who need these courses to obtain enough core math credits for graduation from their home high school to still be able to attend NTC. Student Records and Placement Comprehensive and up-to-date records will be kept on each student. These records are kept in order to assist the staff in job placement and to accurately answer inquiries from prospective employers. Assistance will be given to all qualified students toward job placement. This service does not assure employment, but through the NTC job placement office many students will be placed. Unqualified students will not be recommended to industry. Also, NTC offers placement services to students after completion. Student Resources 3

4 Academic Resource Center Each NTC campus has an Academic Resource Center (ARC) to assist students in advancing their skills. The ARC offers many computer programs and personalized instruction designed to enable the student to attain entry-level basic skills or to advance in a chosen field of expertise. Pre-testing identifies strengths and areas of need. Through self-paced, customized programs, the ARC provides assistance in math, science, reading, language, basic competencies, computer education, pre-employment and work maturity skills, resume writing, portfolio building, job application procedures and personal finance. Students develop a plan of study for their future and have the opportunity to earn a Career Readiness Certificate through WorkKeys testing. Visits to the ARC are a scheduled part of the coursework at NTC. The ARC is also available in the evening for industry and community use. Various programs can be adapted for employees to use in the job setting. Rates and scheduling information may be obtained by calling NTC. Student Organizations Learning a skill is just half the formula for success in the workplace. Becoming a leader in your occupation, your place of work, or both, completes the formula. To help our students excel in all aspects of their job experience, we offer memberships in five national student organizations. Not only do these organizations allow their members to hold office, they also teach teamwork skills, leadership skills and problem-solving skills through on-campus and community service projects and participation in local, district, state and national skill contests. The student organization you can join depends on the course in which you enroll. Business Professionals of America (BPA) - Open to students enrolled in business and computer courses. FCCLA (Family, Career and Community Leaders of America) - Open to students enrolled in food service and certain occupational trades. HOSA (Health Occupations Students of America) - Open to students enrolled in health care courses. SkillsUSA - Open to students enrolled in trade and industrial courses. In addition to these vocation-based student organizations, NTC students may also earn recognition as a member of the National Technical Honor Society (NTHS) if they meet certain GPA requirements. Adult Training & Education Each semester Northeast Technology Center offers a variety of adult day and evening classes. In addition to adult classes at the four campuses, some training is also available at the Central Office in Pryor. If you are looking for specific career training at a quick pace, professional education or just pursuing a special interest, NTC can assist you with your training needs. Contact a campus near you or visit the NTC website at Adult Education Coordinators Mike Reece - Afton Campus (918) Mike Seifried - Kansas Campus (918) Troy Steidley - Claremore Campus (918) Troy Steidley - Pryor Campus (918) On-the-job Training Student Resources On-the-job training (OJT) is a privilege gained by students who satisfactorily complete academic coursework and develop the expected skill level necessary to enter the workforce. The job must be related to the training received in the Northeast Technology Center program. The instructor will work with the student s employer to develop a training program and proper expectations for the student s job duties and performance. Students receive academic credit for their OJT, and details of their job performance will be communicated to the student s instructor at NTC. Before the student is eligible for OJT, he or she must meet all NTC attendance requirements and must have a C or better in all NTC courses during the OJT grading period. An OJT agreement will be completed and signed by all parties prior to the student starting the training. All documents must be turned in prior to starting OJT. Students that do not comply with the agreement will have their OJT privileges withdrawn. A copy of the policies and procedures for OJT are available from the student advisor at each campus. Adult students receiving VA benefits will no longer receive their benefits once the start OJT. 4

5 Campus Full-Time Course Offerings Each NTC campus has a unique set of course offerings. See below for which programs are offered at the campus you are interested in attending. Claremore Campus Kansas Campus Computer Aided Manufacturing EAST (Environmental and Spatial Technology) Health Careers Certification Home Automation Practical Nursing (Adults Only) Pre-Engineering Afton Campus Automotive Service Technology Business Administration, Multimedia & Graphics Electrical Technology Health Careers Certification Practical Nursing (Adults Only) Welding Technology Pryor Campus Automotive Collision Repair Technology Automotive Service Technology Business Administration, Multimedia & Graphics Construction Trades Cosmetology Culinary Arts Diesel & Heavy Equipment Repair Electrical Technology Health Careers Certification Information Technology and Financial Services Marine Power Technology Occupational Services Practical Nursing (Adults Only) Welding Technology Automotive Collision Repair Technology Automotive Service Technology Business Administration, Multimedia & Graphics Construction Trades Cosmetology Culinary Arts Diesel & Heavy Equipment Repair Electrical Technology Health Careers Certification Practical Nursing (Adults Only) Welding & Metal Fabrication Welding Technology Afton S. Hwy 69 Afton, OK (918) Claremore 1901 N. Hwy 88 Claremore, OK (918) Kansas 450 N. Hwy 59 Kansas, OK (918) Pryor 6195 W. Hwy 20 Pryor, OK (918) Full-Time Programs Offered by Campus 5

6 Full-Time Course Descriptions Automotive Collision Repair Technology (pg. 10) The auto collision repair specialist is a skilled craftsman who uses technical artistry to reconstruct automobile bodies that are damaged through accident or corrosion. Career opportunities include body man, painter, body shop foreman, dealership service manager, custom repair and painting specialist, and industrial auto assembly technician, among others. NTC is proud to be an I-CAR Certified Training Facility. The average wage for a position in this field in $24.65 per hour. Automotive Service Technology (pg. 11) Skilled automotive service technicians will always be in demand. As technology continues to advance and motor vehicles become more complex, the training needed to service them must keep pace. This performance-based program combines classroom study with practical hands-on training to help the student acquire the skills needed to get a job in this rewarding field. The training received will help the graduate pursue a career as a general or specialty mechanic, an operator of a service station or parts store, a service adviser, or fleet superintendent, among other jobs. The salary range for a position in this field is $9 - $27 per hour. Business Administration, Multimedia & Graphics (pg ) These career training programs are open to high school juniors, seniors and adults, and vary by campus. Students will have a choice of business management and administration, multimedia, accounting and financial services, graphic career majors and more. These courses provide a wide range of options, from medical insurance coder to web designer. Check with your NTC campus to see which areas of training it offers. The salary range for a position in this field is $12 - $47 per hour. Computer-Aided Manufacturing (pg. 22) Computer-Aided Manufacturing (CAM) is the use of computer-based software tools that assist engineers and machinists in manufacturing or prototyping product components. CAM is a programming tool that makes it possible to manufacture physical models using computer-aided design (CAD) programs. CAM creates real-life versions of components designed within a software package. Traditionally, CAM has been considered a numerical control (NC) programming tool wherein threedimensional (3-D) models of components generated in CAD software are used to generate CNC code to drive numerically controlled machine tools. Although this remains the most common CAM function, CAM functions have expanded to integrate CAM more fully with CAD/CAM/CAE PLM solutions. The salary range for a position in this field is $12 - $33 per hour. Construction Trades (pg. 20) The construction industry is one of the largest employers in the country. These courses combine classroom instruction with hands-on training to enable graduates to work in either residential or commercial construction. Topics include framing, roofing, siding, trim work, cabinet making and blueprint reading. As part of the hands-on training, students will actually build a complete house from the foundation up during this two-year program. The house is then available for sale at auction. The salary range for a position in this field is $11 - $31 per hour. Cosmetology (pg. 29) The professional field of cosmetology prepares students to become licensed cosmetologists who provide nail, skin, scalp and hair care composition to customers to help them enhance their personal appearance. Students receive classroom instruction and hands-on training in hair styling, cutting, coloring and chemical restructuring. Also included are manicures/ pedicures, facials, lash/brow tinting and arching, and scalp treatments along with customer service and shop management. The salary range for a position in this field is $8 - $20 per hour. These majors require Oklahoma State Board of Cosmetology registration upon enrollment at NTC. The Oklahoma State Board of Cosmetology requires a student to be at least 16 years old before they can enroll in a cosmetology class. A copy of the birth certificate and a 23 face photo is required for registration. Culinary Arts (pg ) The food service industry is one of the nation s largest employers. A wide variety of specialized occupations within this field are available for qualified individuals. Restaurants, hotels, hospitals, schools, fast food operations, caterers, cafeterias, and many other businesses employ food service workers. This career training teaches every phase of modern commercial food preparation and service, and gives students the knowledge of how to prepare and serve a multi-course meal for two or 200. College Credits are available from participating colleges and universities. The salary range for a position in this field is $8 - $20 per hour. 6

7 Diesel & Heavy Equipment Repair (pg. 12) Diesel engines are the workhorses of today. Diesel technicians are responsible for the maintenance and repair of engines widely used in the transportation industry to power locomotives, trucks, buses and automobiles. Diesel engines are also commonly used in agriculture, the oil patch, logging, mining and construction industries. This career pathway includes diagnosis and repair of diesel engine systems, suspension and steering systems, brake systems, electrical and electronic systems, drive train systems, heating and air conditioning systems and preventative maintenance inspection. The salary range for a position in this field is $12 - $27 per hour. EAST (Environmental & Spatial Technology) (pg. 18) EAST focuses on student-driven service projects accomplished by using teamwork and cutting-edge technology. EAST classrooms are equipped with state-of-the-art workstations, servers, software and accessories, including GPS/GIS mapping tools, app design and video game design, 3-D animation suites, virtual reality development, graphic design software, video editing and production equipment, and much more. Students identify problems in their local communities and then use these tools to develop solutions, collaborating with civic and / or other groups in the process. EAST s focus is on the unique learning environment of the classroom centered around project-based learning experiences. The students are guided by an EAST facilitator (a teacher trained in the EAST process) through a radically different approach to learning shows tremendous results - students are better prepared for both college and the business world. The salary range for a position in this field is $12 - $47. For more information on the EAST Initiative, including details on training methods, history, industry partners and the recognition EAST programs have received, please visit the EAST introductory site: Electrical Technology (pg. 21) Individuals skilled in electrical trades are always in demand. As new homes, buildings and industries spring up, the need for electrical energy increases, as does the need for competent electrical technicians. In this program, students learn the skills necessary to work as an apprentice electrician, electrician s helper, maintenance technician, or electrical equipment technician, among others. This career training program combines hands-on training and classroom instruction in the area of residential and industrial electricity. The field PLC s, as they relate to the electrical industry, will also be explored. The salary range for a position in this field is $13 - $36 per hour. Health Careers Certification (pg ) The Health Science field is one of the fastest-growing areas of career opportunities today. In this career course, students acquire the skills necessary to make them a vital part of a health care team, such as nurse assistant, lab assistant, home health care provider, dietary aide, pharmacy assistant or veterinary assistant. Check with your NTC campus to see which areas of training it offers. The salary range for a position in this field is $10 - $31 per hour. Home Automation (pg. 17) In the coming years, an explosive growth of career opportunities is predicted for technicians trained to design, install and maintain today s increasingly complex array of high-tech consumer products. The Home Automation curriculum is designed to address this specialized mix of skills and provide students with the necessary understanding of computer networking, electricity and wiring, telecommunications, audio/video networks, security and methods of home technology integration. Students will develop an understanding of fundamental aspects of technology such as computer networking, audio/video, home security, appliances, lighting and structural wiring. The salary range for a position in this field is $15 - $30 per hour. Information Technology & Financial Services (pg. 16) This career training program is open to high school juniors, seniors and adults, and is available only at the Afton Campus. Students will have a choice of web development, video game design 3-D modeling, animation, accounting and financial services and more. These courses provide a wide range of options with a salary range for a position in this field is $12 - $47 per hour. Full-Time Course Descriptions 7

8 Marine Power Technology (pg. 13) The interest of water and water sports has drawn millions of Americans into recreational boating. This creates a high demand for marine mechanics and marine mechanic technicians. If you want to be successful in a career you enjoy, consider NTC Marine Power Technology at the Afton Campus. This career training provides students with the basic skills and competencies to repair boats that industry requires in an entry-level service technician as well as preparing students for the certification courses offered by the engine and boat manufacturers. The Marine Power Technology program at NTC provides the most advanced marine mechanic training to start your successful career in the marine industry. The salary range for a position in this field is $10 - $25 per hour. Occupational Services (pg. 32) In an effort to help sophomores, juniors and seniors become self-reliant and employable in fields where the skills learned in the classroom can be utilized in the work world, NTC offers a career training program designed to meet the vocational needs of its students, Occupational Services: Domestic. This program is open to 10th, 11th and 12th graders. In special cases, 9th graders will be accepted into the program upon recommendation. Students in this program are given individualized instruction where possible and are allowed to progress at their own pace. The salary range for a position in this field is $8 - $14 per hour. Practical Nursing (pg. 28) Practical Nursing is offered in the individualized option format at NTC s Claremore, Pryor and Kansas campuses, which is structured to allow completion within 15. NTC s Afton campus offers Practical Nursing in a traditional format, completing in 12. Upon entering the career major, students meet with an instructor to determine a plan of study. As students progress through nursing theory courses, skills labs and a variety of clinical rotations, time management and organizational skills are essential components for success. Although students must accrue an average attendance of at least 20 hours per week (in the classroom and/or at clinical), additional time is required at home to complete assignments. Evaluations include, but are not limited to, tests, written assignments, presentations, return skills demonstrations, projects, concept maps and clinical performance. Practical Nursing is an adults-only program. Hours and methods of instruction may vary among campuses. Employment opportunities for Practical Nursing graduates include hospitals, long-term care facilities, physicians offices, mental health facilities, home health care, private duty nurse, industrial nurse, pediatric nurse, forensic nurse, etc. The salary range for a position in this field is $13 - $25 per hour. Pre-Engineering (pg. 19) The Pre-Engineering program is the newest of NTC programs. It is housed at Claremore High School, but open to students from other sending schools as well. Supported by the State s Science Technology Engineering Mathematics (STEM) and Project Lead the Way programs, the Pre-Engineering classroom is a place where curiosity rules and students learn not only how things work, but how they might make them work better. Students use the latest design software, advanced materials and cutting-edge equipment to complete project-based assignments. Full-Time Course Descriptions Welding & Metal Fabrication / Welding Technology (pg ) Individuals who are skilled in welding will find career opportunities in several occupational areas. In this program, students learn the skills necessary to get a good-paying job in the industrial, construction or agricultural fields. The Welding Certification Test will be given on campus to qualifying students as part of the course curriculum. The salary range for a position in this field is $10 - $23 per hour. 8

9 FULL-TIME COURSES Full-Time are divided into the following seven categories and arranged alphabetically by category in this catalog as follows: Transportation, Distribution & Logistics Automotive Collision Repair Technology Automotive Service Technology Diesel & Heavy Equipment Repair, Marine Power Technology Business, Computer & Media Business Administration, Multimedia & Graphics Information Technology & Financial Services Technology Home Automation EAST (Environmental & Spatial Technology) Pre-Engineering Construction Carpentry / Construction Trades Electrical Technology Manufacturing Computer-Aided Manufacturing Welding & Metal Fabrication Welding Technology Health Care Health Careers Certification Practical Nursing Service & Hospitality Cosmetology Occupational Services: Domestic Culinary Arts Full-Time Length listed for each program does not apply to high school students attending half-day sessions. For assistance in reading this course catalog, please contact your high school counselor or a Student Advisor at the NTC Campus near you. Full-Time 9

10 TRANSPORTATION, DISTRIBUTION & LOGISTICS AUTOMOTIVE COLLISION REPAIR TECHNOLOGY CAREER MAJOR Combination Collision Repair Technician (Afton & Pryor) Auto Collision Damage Analysis 75 Auto Collision MIG (GMAW) Welding 105 Auto Collision Non-Structural Metal Straightening/Repair 90 Auto Collision Plastic Component Repair and Replacement 60 Auto Collision Structural Repair 105 Auto Collision Trim and Hardware 30 Auto Collision Written Estimating 30 Automotive Body Panel Adjustment and Alignment 45 Automotive Detailing 60 Automotive Glass Replacement 60 Introduction to Collision Repair Technology 45 Refinish Application 120 Refinish Blending and Painting Defects 45 Refinish Color Adjustment 75 Refinish Preparation 105 Workforce Staging / Full-Time Length: 9 Hours Automotive Collision Repair Technology 10

11 TRANSPORTATION, DISTRIBUTION & LOGISTICS (Continued) AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE TECHNOLOGY CAREER MAJORS Automotive Service Technician (Afton, Kansas & Pryor) Automotive Drivability Technician (Afton & Kansas) Automotive Maintenance & Light Repair (Pryor) Automotive Automatic Transmission Introduction I 15 Hrs Automotive Chassis Technician (Afton & Kansas) Automotive Brakes Introduction I 30 Automotive Brakes Fundamentals II 60 Automotive Brakes Advanced III 30 Automotive Alignment Technician (Afton & Kansas) Automotive Electrical / Electronics Introduction I 45 Automotive Electrical / Electronics Fundamentals II 90 Automotive Electrical / Electronics Advanced III 105 Automotive Engine Performance Introduction 45 Automotive Engine Performance Fundamentals II 105 Automotive Engine Performance Advanced III 105 Automotive Engine Repair Introduction I 15 Automotive Engine Repair Fundamentals II 45 Automotive Heating & Air Conditioning Introduction I 15 Automotive Heating and Air Conditioning Fundamentals II Automotive Manual Drive Train and Axle Introduction I Automotive Steering and Suspension Introduction I 15 Automotive Steering and Suspension Fundamentals II 75 Automotive Steering and Suspension Advanced III 45 Introduction to Automotive Service 45 Workforce Staging / Full- Time Length: / Full- Time Length: / Full-Time Length: / Full- Time Length: / Full- Time Length: 3-4 Automotive Service Technology 11

12 TRANSPORTATION, DISTRIBUTION & LOGISTICS (Continued) DIESEL & HEAVY EQUIPMENT REPAIR CAREER MAJORS Hours Medium/Heavy Diesel Truck Heavy Line Technician (Afton & Pryor) Medium/Heavy Diesel Preventative Maintenance Technician (Afton) Medium/Heavy Diesel Truck Engine Technician (Pryor) Diesel Electricity Advanced 45 Diesel Electricity Fundamentals 135 Diesel Electricity Introduction 60 Diesel Engine Specialization 165 Diesel Engine Systems 45 Introduction and Orientation to Diesel Technology 30 Medium/Heavy Diesel Truck Drive Train 105 Medium/Heavy Diesel Truck Heating and Air Conditioning Introduction Medium/Heavy Diesel Truck Hydraulics 105 Medium/Heavy Truck Brakes 105 Medium/Heavy Truck Steering & Suspension Preventive Maintenance Inspection 60 Preventive Maintenance Service 75 Workforce Connection 120 Workforce Induction 240 Workforce Staging / Full- Time Length: / Full- Time Length: / Full- Time Length: 6 Diesel & Heavy Equipment Repair 12

13 TRANSPORTATION, DISTRIBUTION & LOGISTICS (Continued) MARINE POWER TECHNOLOGY (Afton Campus Only) CAREER MAJOR Marine Repair Technician Marine Boat Rigging and Engine Installation 30 Marine Electrical Systems 240 Marine Engine Mechanical 90 Marine Fuel Systems 120 Marine Lower Units 120 Marine Orientation 60 Marine Power Trim and Hydraulics 30 Marine Service Literature 60 Marine Service Tools and Products 60 Marine Winterizing and Extended Storage 60 Safety in the Marine Shop and Program Orientation 60 Workforce Staging / Full-Time Length: 9 Hours Marine Power Technology 13

14 BUSINESS, COMPUTER & MEDIA Business Administration, Multimedia & Graphics BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION, MULTIMEDIA & GRAPHICS CAREER MAJORS Hrs Accounting I 120 Accounting II 120 Administrative Technologies II * 120 Graphic Design Specialist (Kansas & Pryor) Graphic Design Specialist (Afton) Advanced Design Techniques 120 Desktop Publisher / Graphic Designer (Afton, Kansas & Pryor) Public Relations Manager (Afton) E-Marketing Specialist (Afton) Advertising Strategies 120 Benefits & Compensation Management 120 Business & Marketing Communications 60 Business Management & Supervision 120 Career Major Capstone 120 Computerized Accounting * 120 Customer Assistance 120 Customer Service 60 Desktop Publishing & Graphic Design * 120 Digital Editing & Production Photography 120 E-Commerce Marketing 120 Employee & Labor Relations 120 Employment Essentials 60 Foundations of Medical Office / Medical Term 180 Fundamentals of Administrative Technologies * 120 Fundamentals of Technology * 120 Fundamentals of Web Design * 120 Human Resources Concepts 120 Human Resources Information Systems 120 International Business & Marketing 120 Intro to Business / Marketing 60 Layout Design Techniques 120 Marketing Economics 60 Marketing Fundamentals 120 Marketing Research 120 Medical Insurance 180 Multimedia & Image Management Techniques * 120 Office Administration & Management * 120 Patient Billing 180 Payroll Accounting 120 Public Relations Marketing 120 Sales and Sales Promotion 60 * OHLAP Approved 960 / Full- Time Length: / Full- Time Length: / Full- Time Length: 4-5 Total Hours: 900 / Full-Time Length: / Full-Time Length: 8 Marketing Assistant (Afton) 660 / Full- Time Length: 6 14

15 BUSINESS, COMPUTER & MEDIA (Continued) Medical Office Assistant (Kansas) Human Resource Assistant (Afton) BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION, MULTIMEDIA & GRAPHICS CAREER MAJORS Office Information Specialist (Afton, Kansas & Pryor) Executive Admin. Assistant (Afton) Admin. Assistant (Afton, Kansas & Pryor) Full Charge Book Keeper (Pryor) Financial Clerk (Pryor) Hrs 120 Accounting I 120 Accounting II 120 Administrative Technologies II * 120 Advanced Design Techniques 120 Advertising Strategies 120 Benefits & Compensation Management 60 Business & Marketing Communications 120 Business Management & Supervision 120 Career Major Capstone 120 Computerized Accounting * 120 Customer Assistance 60 Customer Service 120 Desktop Publishing & Graphic Design * 120 Digital Editing & Production Photography 120 E-Commerce Marketing 120 Employee & Labor Relations 60 Employment Essentials 180 Foundations of Medical Office / Medical Term 120 Fundamentals of Administrative Technologies * 120 Fundamentals of Technology * 120 Fundamentals of Web Design * 120 Human Resources Concepts 120 Human Resources Information Systems 120 International Business & Marketing 60 Intro to Business / Marketing 120 Layout Design Techniques 60 Marketing Economics 120 Marketing Fundamentals 120 Marketing Research 180 Medical Insurance 120 Multimedia & Image Management Techniques * 120 Office Administration & Management * 180 Patient Billing Total Hours: 1020 Full-Time Length: Full-Time Length: Full-Time Length: Full-Time Length: 8 Total Hours: 600 Full-Time Length: Payroll Accounting Total Hours: 960 Full-Time Length: 8 Total Hours: 600 Full-Time Length: Public Relations Marketing 60 Sales and Sales Promotion * OHLAP Approved Business Administration, Multimedia & Graphics 15

16 BUSINESS, COMPUTER & MEDIA (Continued) Information Technology & Financial Services INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY & FINANCIAL SERVICES CAREER MAJORS Web Developer Video Game Designer 3-D Modeler Full Charge Book Keeper Payroll Accounting Clerk Hrs (Afton Campus Only) 2D Animation Techniques 120 3D Modeling and Rigging Techniques 120 Network Systems Technician Accounts Payable / Receivable Clerk Accounting I 120 Accounting II 120 Administrative Technologies II * 120 Advanced Animation Techniques 120 Career Major Capstone 120 Computerized Accounting * 120 Database Design & Programming 120 E-Commerce Site Production 120 Fundamentals of 3D Motion Graphics Fundamentals of Administrative Technologies * Fundamentals of Technology * 120 Fundamentals of Video Game Design 120 Fundamentals of Web Design * 120 Interactive Marketing Techniques Multimedia & Image Management Techniques * Network & Routing Fundamentals * Animator Network Management * 120 Network / Client Operating Systems * 120 Payroll Accounting 120 Principles of Animation * 120 Server Operating Systems * 120 Server-Side Scripting 120 Web Applications Technologies 120 Web Scripting Foundations 120 * OHLAP Approved 1080 / Full-Time Length: 9 Total Hours: 1080 / Full-Time Length: 9 Total Hours: 960 / Full-Time Length: 8 Total Hours: 960 / Full-Time Length: / Full- Time Length: 8 Total Hours: 750 / Full-Time Length: / Full- Time Length: 6 Total Hours: 720 / Full-Time Length: 6 16

17 TECHNOLOGY CAREER MAJORS HOME AUTOMATION Home Installation Technician Data Cabling Installer Network PC Support Specialist Hours (Claremore Campus Only) Mobile Electronics Installer Alternating Current Circuits 60 Alternating Current Circuits in Construction 90 Audio-Visual Systems 120 Automotive Electrical / Electronics Fundamentals II 90 Automotive Electrical / Electronics Introduction I 45 Auxiliary Home Technology Systems 120 Basic Electrical Theory 60 Bridging Amplifiers and Speakers 25 Career Major Capstone 120 Commercial Wiring Methods 120 Computer Repair and Troubleshooting I * 120 Computer Repair and Troubleshooting II * 120 Direct Current Circuits 60 Direct Current Circuits in Construction 60 Electrical Hand and Power Tools for Electronics Technicians 15 Electrical Power and Hand Tools and Equipment in Construction 30 Electrical Safety for Electronics Technicians 15 Electrical Safety in Construction 15 Electrical Schematic and Blueprint Reading 60 Electrical Schematic and Blueprint Reading in Construction 45 Electrical Theory in Construction 120 Fundamentals of Technology * 120 General Construction Safety and First Aid 30 Introduction to Auto Sound 25 Introduction to Mobile Security 25 Introduction to Mobile Wireless 25 Mechanical Fasteners and Terminals for Electronic Technicians 15 Mobile Installation Knowledge and Techniques 50 National Electrical Code in Construction 120 Network and Routing Fundamentals * 150 Residential and Commercial Wiring Systems 60 Security Systems Installation 120 Soldering for Electronics Technicians 15 Telcom and Network Cabling 120 Workforce Staging 30 * OHLAP Approved 1050 Full-Time Length: Full-Time Length: Full-Time Length: Full-Time Length: 5-6 Home Automation 17

18 TECHNOLOGY (Continued) EAST (ENVIRONMENTAL & SPATIAL TECHNOLOGY) (Claremore Campus Only) CAREER MAJOR Project Manager Hours Fundamentals of Technology * 120 Multimedia & Image Management Techniques * 120 Fundamentals of Project Management 120 Business Communications 120 Advanced Project Management 120 Collaboration in Problem-Based Learning 120 Principles of Visual Communication 120 Career Major Capstone 120 * OHLAP Approved 960 Full-Time Length: 8-9 EAST (Enviromental & Spatial Technology) 18

19 TECHNOLOGY (Continued) CAREER MAJOR PRE-ENGINEERING (Claremore Campus Only) Pre-Engineering (Claremore) Hours Civil Engineering and Architecture (and) Aerospace Engineering 120 Engineering Design and Development 120 Introduction to Engineering Design 120 Principles of Engineering 120 AP Calculus AB 120 AP Physics 120 Pre-AP Physics 120 Trigonometry/Pre-Calculus Full-Time Length: 9 Pre-Engineering 19

20 CONSTRUCTION Construction Trades 20 CAREER MAJORS CONSTRUCTION TRADES Hours Residential Carpentry (Afton) Advanced Cabinet Construction 45 Lead Carpenter (Afton) Advanced Floor Systems 45 Advanced Roof Systems 45 Advanced Stair Systems 45 Advanced Wall Systems 45 Basic Cabinet Construction 60 Frame Carpenter (Afton & Pryor) Residential / Commercial Carpenter (Pryor) Basic Finishing Techniques 15 Becoming a Crew Leader 15 Building Materials, Fasteners and Adhesives 15 Cabinet Design/Planning & Estimating 30 Cabinet Installation 30 Concrete and Reinforcing Materials 15 Construction Core 120 Countertops & Laminate Construction 30 Drywall Finishing 45 Drywall Installation 45 Exterior Finishing 45 Floor Systems 30 Fundamentals of Cabinetmaking 30 General Construction Safety and First Aid 30 Hand and Power Tools 15 Installation of Interior Doors 15 Interior Doors and Trim 30 Introduction to Carpentry 30 Introduction to Windows and Exterior Doors 15 Light Equipment in Construction 15 Metal Building Concepts 15 Metal Stud Framing 45 Plan Reading and Elevations 30 Residential Exterior Trim & Roof 60 Residential Plans & Drawing Interpretation 15 Roof Framing 30 Roofing Applications 60 Site Layout One Distance Measurement and Leveling 30 Stairs 15 Suspended Ceilings 30 Thermal & Moisture Protection 15 Wall and Ceiling Framing 60 Windows and Exterior Doors 30 Windows, Doors, Floors & Ceiling Trim 30 Workforce Connection 120 Workforce Staging Full-Time Length: Full-Time Length: Full-Time Length: Full-Time Length: 9

21 CONSTRUCTION (Continued) ELECTRICAL TECHNOLOGY CAREER MAJOR Hours Residential Electrician s Assistant (Afton & Kansas) Commercial Electrician s Assistant (Afton & Kansas) Industrial Electrician s Assistant (Afton & Kansas) Residential/ Commercial Electrician s Assistant (Pryor) Alternating Current Circuits in Construction 90 Commercial Wiring Methods 120 Direct Current Circuits in Construction 60 Electrical Distribution in Construction 60 Electrical Power & Hand Tools & Equipment in Construction 30 Electrical Safety in Construction 15 Electrical Schematic & Blueprint Reading in Construction 45 Electrical Theory in Construction 120 General Construction Safety & First Aid 30 Industrial Wiring Methods in Construction 150 Motor Control Wiring in Construction 30 Motor Theory & Operation in Construction 30 National Electrical Code in Construction 120 Programmable Logic Controllers in Construction 90 Residential Wiring Methods 240 Workforce Staging Full-Time Length: Full-Time Length: Full-Time Length: Full-Time Length: 9 Electrical Technology 21

22 MANUFACTURING Computer-Aided Manufacturing 22 COMPUTER-AIDED MANUFACTURING CAREER MAJORS Industrial Maintenance Technician CNC Manufacturing Technician Mechanical Maintenance Technician Assistant Hrs (Claremore Campus Only) CNC Machinist Assistant Advanced CNC Technician Advanced CNC Operations 90 Advanced CNC Programming 150 Advanced CNC Setup 105 Advanced Machine Tool Theory 75 Basic Electrical Theory 60 CNC Lathe Operations 90 CNC Milling Operations 90 CNC Milling Production Applications 90 CNC Production Applications 60 CNC Setup 105 Computer Numerical Control Operations 60 Computer Numerical Control Programming 60 Computer-Aided Machining 120 Electrical Distribution 60 Electrical Schematic and Blueprint Reading 60 Electromechanical Devices and Applications 90 Engine Lathe Operations 75 Fluid Power Theory & Power Transmission Principles 90 Fundamentals of Manufacturing 45 Industrial Electricity 60 Industrial Wiring Methods 120 Introduction to Quality Control 60 Lean Manufacturing Concepts 30 Lean Manufacturing Processes 60 Machine Tool Theory 45 Maintenance Tools and Equipment in Manufacturing Mechanical Power Transmission Theory & Principles Metal Preparation for Processing 45 Milling Operations 75 Motor Theory & Operation 30 Orientation to Machining 30 Precision Grinding 75 Precision Measurement 45 Principles of Welding and Machining for Manufacturing Maintenance 45 Print Reading for Machining 45 Programmable Logic Controllers In Construction 90 Safety in Manufacturing 30 Workforce Staging / Full-Time Length: Full-Time Length: / Full-Time Length: / Full-Time Length: / Full-Time Length: 5

23 MANUFACTURING (Continued) WELDING & METAL FABRICATION CAREER MAJORS Metal Fabrication Technology Hours (Pryor Campus Only) SMAW Structural Welder/ Cutting Technician Air Carbon Arc Cutting & Gouging 15 Fundamentals of Cutting Processes 30 Fundamentals of Metal Fabrication 60 Fundamentals of Press Brake Operations 30 Fundamentals of Welding 30 GMAW Pipe 60 GMAW Plate 60 GMAW / FCAW Equipment and Setup 15 GTAW Equipment and Filler Materials 15 GTAW Plate 60 Introduction to Bridge Crane and Bridge Crane Safety 15 Metal Characteristics and Properties 30 Metal Preparation and Heat Treatments 30 Oxyfuel Cutting 30 Plasma Arc Cutting 15 Press Brake Equipment Set-Up 15 Production Metal Work 75 SMAW Beads & Fillet Welds 120 SMAW Electrodes 15 SMAW Equipment & Setup 15 SMAW Groove Welds with Backing 30 SMAW Open V Groove Welds 120 Weld Quality 15 Welding Blueprints 15 Welding Detail Drawings 30 Welding Joint Fit-Up and Adjustment 15 Workforce Connection 120 Workforce Staging Full-Time Length: Full-Time Length: 5 Welding & Metal Fabrication 23

24 MANUFACTURING (Continued) Welding Technology CAREER MAJORS WELDING TECHNOLOGY Pipe Welder (Afton, Kansas & Pryor) Structural Welder (Afton & Kansas) Air Carbon Arc Cutting & Gouging 15 FCAW Plate 60 Hrs FCAW Pipe 45 SMAW Pipe Welder (Afton & Kansas) SMAW Structural Welder (Afton & Kansas) Fundamentals of Cutting Processes 30 Fundamentals of Welding 30 GMAW Aluminum Pipe and Plate 45 GMAW Pipe 60 GMAW Plate 60 GMAW / FCAW Equipment and Setup 15 GTAW Aluminum Pipe 75 GTAW Aluminum Plate 45 GTAW Carbon Steel Pipe 90 GTAW Equipment and Filler Materials 15 GTAW Low Alloy & Stainless Steel Pipe 90 GTAW Plate 60 Metal Characteristics and Properties 30 Metal Preparation and Heat Treatments 30 Oxyfuel Cutting 30 Plasma Arc Cutting 15 SMAW Beads & Fillet Welds 120 SMAW Electrodes 15 SMAW Equipment & Setup 15 SMAW Groove Welds with Backing 30 SMAW Open Root Pipe Welds 105 SMAW Open V Groove Welds 120 SMAW Stainless Steel Grove and Pipe Welds 75 Weld Quality 15 Welding Blueprints 15 Welding Detail Drawings 30 Welding Joint Fit-Up and Adjustment 15 Workforce Staging Full-Time Length: Full-Time Length: Full-Time Length: Full-Time Length: 5 24

25 MANUFACTURING (Continued) GTAW Structural Welder (Afton & Kansas) FCAW Structural Welder (Afton & Kansas) WELDING TECHNOLOGY GMAW Structural Welder (Afton & Kansas) Cutting Processes Technician (Afton & Kansas) Hrs 15 Air Carbon Arc Cutting & Gouging 60 FCAW Plate 45 FCAW Pipe 30 Fundamentals of Cutting Processes 30 Fundamentals of Welding 45 GMAW Aluminum Pipe and Plate 60 GMAW Pipe 60 GMAW Plate 15 GMAW / FCAW Equipment and Setup 75 GTAW Aluminum Pipe 45 GTAW Aluminum Plate 90 GTAW Carbon Steel Pipe 15 GTAW Equipment and Filler Materials 60 GTAW Plate 90 GTAW Low Alloy & Stainless Steel Pipe 30 Metal Characteristics and Properties 30 Metal Preparation and Heat Treatments 30 Oxyfuel Cutting 15 Plasma Arc Cutting 120 SMAW Beads & Fillet Welds 15 SMAW Electrodes 15 SMAW Equipment & Setup 30 SMAW Groove Welds with Backing 105 SMAW Open Root Pipe Welds 120 SMAW Open V Groove Welds 15 Weld Quality 15 Welding Blueprints 75 SMAW Stainless Steel Grove and Pipe Welds 30 Welding Detail Drawings 15 Welding Joint Fit-Up and Adjustment 30 Workforce Staging 390 Full-Time Length: Full-Time Length: Full-Time Length: Full-Time Length: 1-2 Welding Technology 25

26 HEALTH CARE HEALTH CAREERS CERTIFICATIONS (All Career Majors - All Campuses) **All Health Careers Certification students must take the four following core classes regardless of Career Major chosen.** Anatomy and Physiology 120 Core Healthcare Provider CPR and First Aid 15 Core Medical Terminology 45 Health Careers Core Curriculum (TC) 225 CAREER MAJORS Hours Pre-Nursing (Afton, Kansas & Pryor) Advanced Anatomy & Physiology 120 Hours **Additionally, students must take the following courses specific to their chosen Career Major as follows.** Certified Nurse Aide (CNA) (All Campuses) Capstone I 120 Capstone for Advanced Acute Nursing Assistant 205 Concepts of Nursing 40 Home Health Care Nursing Assistant 16 Introduction to Fundamentals of Nursing 70 Long Term Care Aide 91 Foundations to Health Careers (Claremore & Pryor) Medication Administration Technician 16 Pharmacology Full-Time Length: Full-Time Length: Full-Time Length: 3-4 Health Careers Certification CAREER MAJOR Student Athletic Training Aide (Afton, Claremore & Kansas) Hours Essentials of Athletic Training Profession 60 Student Athletic Training Aide Internship 60 Therapeutic Modalities for the Student Athletic Training Aide 30 Therapeutic Rehabilitation for the Student Athletic Training Aide / Full-Time Length: 5-6 CAREER MAJOR Fitness Specialist (Afton) Hours Applied Concepts in Fitness 165 Capstone I 120 Clinical Practice in Fitness/Health 75 Exercise Physiology 90 Introduction to the Fitness Professions / Full-Time Length: 7-8 CAREER MAJOR Chiropractic Assistant (Claremore) Hours Chiropractic Assistant Internship 60 Essentials of Chiropractic Professions 60 Therapeutic Modalities for the Chiropractic Assistant 30 Therapeutic Rehabilitation for the Chiropractic Assistant / Full-Time Length:

27 HEALTH CARE (Continued) CAREER MAJOR Physical Therapy Aide (Pryor) Hours Capstone I 120 Essentials of Physical Therapy Professions 60 Physical Therapy Aide Mentorship 60 Therapeutic Modalities for the Physical Therapy Aide 30 Therapeutic Rehabilitation for the Physical Therapy Aide / Full-Time Length: 5-6 CAREER MAJOR Pharmacy Technician (Kansas & Pryor) Hours Capstone I 120 Orientation to the Pharmacy Technician Career 15 Pharmaceutical Terminology 15 Pharmacological Calculations 60 Pharmacology for PhT 75 Pharmacy Laws and Ethics 15 Pharmacy Technician Certification Preparation 30 Pharmacy Technician Internship 60 Professional Skills in the Pharmacy 15 Retail Pharmacy Operations / Full-Time Length: 7-8 CAREER MAJOR Phlebotomy Technician (Afton, Kansas & Pryor) Hours Clinical Lab Sciences Orientation 30 Introduction to Medical Lab Office Procedures 75 Introduction to Medical Lab Operations 60 Lab Glassware & Equipment 45 Laboratory Regulatory Compliance 60 Phlebotomy Practicum 120 Phlebotomy Specimen Collection & Processing 120 Safety, Legal Issues & Quality Control 15 Scientific Mathematics / Full-Time Length: 8 CAREER MAJOR Veterinary Assistant (Afton & Claremore) Hours Diagnostic Procedures for the Veterinary Assistant 15 Internship for Veterinary Assistant 60 Large and Small Animal Care 15 Large and Small Animal Medicine 15 Principles of Pharmacology for the Veterinary Assistant 15 Routine Duties in a Veterinary Clinic 30 Surgical Procedures for the Veterinary Assistant 30 Veterinary Office Management Procedures / Full-Time Length: 5-6 Health Careers Certification 27

28 HEALTH CARE (Continued) PRACTICAL NURSING CAREER MAJOR Licensed Practical Nurse (All Campuses) Hours Anatomy and Physiology 120 Concepts of Nursing 40 Core Medical Terminology 45 Fundamentals of Nursing 160 Long Term Care Assistant 91 Clinical I - Basic Nursing 80 Medical Surgical Nursing I 75 Pharmacology and Intravenous Therapy Skills 50 Clinical II Medical Surgical Nursing (Part 1) 192 Medical Surgical Nursing II 75 Clinical III - Medical Surgical Nursing (Part 2) 192 Maternal Newborn Nursing 40 Pediatric Nursing 40 Clinical IV - Maternal / Newborn, Pediatric, and Mental Health 88 Mental Health Nursing 40 Transition to Practice 15 Clinical V - Role Transition Notice to Practical Nursing Applicants The following information reflects the role/responsibility of the Oklahoma Board of Nursing (Board) for nursing education programs (Regulatory Authority 59 O.S ): The Northeast Technology Center Practical Nursing Program is approved by the Oklahoma Board of Nursing. Graduates of this stateapproved program are eligible to apply to write the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLE) for practical nurses. Applicants for Oklahoma licensure must meet all state and federal requirements to hold an Oklahoma license to practice nursing. In addition to completing a state-approved nursing education program that meets educational requirements and successfully passing the licensure examination, requirements include submission of an application for licensure, a criminal history records search, and evidence of citizenship or qualified alien status. Applicants for practical nurse licensure must also hold a high school diploma or a graduate equivalency degree (G.E.D.) [59 O.S & 567.6]. To be granted a license, an applicant must have the legal right to be in the United States (United States Code Chapter 8, Section 1621). In addition, Oklahoma law only allows a license to be issued to U.S. citizens, U.S. nationals, and legal permanent resident aliens. Other qualified aliens may be issued a temporary license that is valid until the expiration of their visa status, or if there is no expiration date, for one year. Applicants who are qualified aliens must present to the Board office, in person, valid documentary evidence of: Practical Nursing 1. a valid, unexpired immigrant or non-immigrant visa status for admission into the United States; 2. a pending or approved application for asylum in the United States; 3. admission into the United States in refugee status; 4. a pending or approved application for temporary protected status in the United States; 5. approved deferred action status; or 6. a pending application for adjustment of status to legal permanent resident status or conditional resident status. The Board has the right to deny a license to an individual with a history of criminal background, disciplinary action on another healthrelated license or certification, or judicial declaration of mental incompetence [59 O.S ]. These cases are considered on an individual basis at the time application for licensure is made, with the exception of felony convictions. An individual with a felony conviction cannot apply for licensure for at least five years after completion of all sentencing terms, including probation and suspended sentences, unless a presidential or gubernatorial pardon is received [59 O.S & 567.6]. 28