BUSINESS, LIBERAL ARTS, AND EDUCATION CERTIFICATES Accounting Tax Clerk Certificate. Computerized Accounting Certificate

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1 CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS North Central State College offers certificate programs which are designed to allow students to complete a cluster of coordinated courses in a shorter period of time than an associate degree. Students in associate degree programs may benefit from adding a certificate to their areas of expertise. Upon successful completion of a certificate program, a Certificate Request form must be completed in the Office of Student Records in order to receive a certificate. Except for the Practical Nursing Certificate, a minimum of a 2.00 grade-point average must be obtained for all required courses in order to receive any certificate. The Practical Nursing Certificate requires a 2.00 or better cumulative grade-point average either in the required courses or the overall GPA. 137

2 BUSINESS, LIBERAL ARTS, AND EDUCATION CERTIFICATES Accounting Tax Clerk Certificate (Choose at least seven) ACC111 ACCOUNTING I 4/0 4 ACC112 ACCOUNTING II 4/0 4 ACC211 TAXATION I 4/0 4 ACC212 TAXATION II 4/0 4 CIS121 MICROSOFT WORD 1/2 2 CIS122 MICROSOFT EXCEL 1/2 2 MTH110 BUSINESS MATHEMATICS 4/0 4 Child Development Associate Certificate Should a student elect to continue toward completion of the degree program, a completed CDA Credential, awarded by the Council for Early Childhood Professional Recognition, will be substituted for the required two practicums and two seminars. The specific practicums will be determined for each student based on the number of years of experience and the level of responsibility the student has assumed within his/her agency. (Choose at least seven) ECE101 INTRODUCTION TO EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION 3/2 4 ECE115 EARLY CHILDHOOD PLAY AND THE CURRICULUM 4/0 4 ECE123 COGNITIVE DEVELOPMENT 2/2 3 ECE216 FAMILY/SCHOOL RELATIONSHIPS 5/0 5 ECE260 CDA INTERNSHIP 0/30 6 ECE261 CDA SEMINAR I 3/0 3 ECE262 CDA SEMINAR II 3/0 3 PSY110 INTRODUCTION TO PSYCHOLOGY I 3/0 3 PSY238 CHILD PSYCHOLOGY 4/0 4 Computerized Accounting Certificate (Choose at least eight) ACC111 ACCOUNTING I 4/0 4 ACC112 ACCOUNTING II 4/0 4 ACC202 COMPUTER APPLICATIONS IN ACCOUNTING 4/0 4 ACC211 TAXATION I 4/0 4 CIS122 MICROSOFT EXCEL 1/2 2 CIS123 MICROSOFT ACCESS 1/2 2 CIS128 MICROSOFT EXCEL ADVANCED 1/2 2 MTH110 BUSINESS MATHEMATICS 4/

3 Early Childhood Education Certificate (Choose at least sixteen) ECE101 INTRODUCTION TO EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION 3/2 4 ECE104 CREATIVE PLAY 1/2 2 ECE105 HEALTH, SAFETY, AND NUTRITION 3/0 3 ECE108 CREATIVE EXPRESSION 1/2 2 ECE121 TEACHING MATH TO YOUNG CHILDREN 3/0 3 ECE124 LANGUAGE ARTS 1/2 2 ECE126 SCIENCE EXPERIENCE IN EARLY CHILDHOOD 2/2 3 ECE130 PRESCHOOL PRACTICUM 0/7 1 ECE132 PRACTICUM SEMINAR 2/0 2 ECE140 PRESCHOOL OR KINDERGARTEN PRACTICUM 0/7 1 ECE142 PRESCHOOL OR KINDERGARTEN PRACTICUM SEMINAR 2/0 2 ECE203 INFANT/TODDLER DEVELOPMENT 3/2 4 ECE216 FAMILY/SCHOOL RELATIONSHIPS 5/0 5 PSY110 INTRODUCTION TO PSYCHOLOGY I 3/0 3 PSY238 CHILD PSYCHOLOGY 4/0 4 (Choose at least one of the following) ENG102 BASIC COMPOSITION - HONORS 3/

4 Educational Assisting Certificate Students who complete this certificate program develop the skills to work with a teacher in a classroom environment. An educational assistant is trained in behavior management, professionalism, classroom management, and working with special needs children. There is a total of 210 practicum hours in a classroom supervised by a trained educational assistant teacher in this certificate. Courses may be completed in one year or more if on a part-time basis. A minimum grade of C is required in all ECE, EDU, and HSV each courses and an overall certificate grade-point average of An acceptable Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation (BCI&I) report is required in order to begin the practicum sequence. Various practicum sites have specific background check requirements. Individuals with a felony and/or domestic violence conviction may not be permitted to complete the practicums. Please contact the Education Department Chair for more information. The Education department publishes a student handbook which defines specific departmental/program policies that are not explained in the general catalog. The specific policies as described in the department s student handbook take precedence over any policies outlined in the College catalog. A copy of the handbook is available for review in the Education Department Chair. A minimum grade of C is required in all EDU and HSV classes in order to meet prerequisite and graduation requirements. Students who started under the old certificate may request appropriate course substitutions for the new requirements by contacting the Dean of Health Sciences. (Choose at least fourteen) ECE210 WORKING WITH DIVERSE LEARNERS 4/0 4 EDU103 FOUNDATION OF EDUCATION 4/0 4 EDU131 PRACTICUM I 0/7 1 EDU133 PRACTICUM SEMINAR I 2/0 2 EDU141 PRACTICUM II 0/14 2 EDU143 PRACTICUM SEMINAR II 2/0 2 EDU200 INCLUSION IN PUBLIC EDUCATION 3/0 3 EDU203 PHONICS IN ELEMENTARY EDUCATION 5/0 5 EDU204 FOUNDATIONS OF LITERACY 5/0 5 EDU212 MANAGING CLASSROOM ENVIRONMENT 5/0 5 HSV115 CHILD MANAGEMENT 4/0 4 Electives (Choose at least one of the following) EDU205 UNDERSTANDING ATTENTION DEFICIT DISORDER 4/0 4 EDU210 MOTIVATING CHILDREN 3/0 3 EDU215 AUTISM 3/0 3 (Choose at least one of the following) ENG102 BASIC COMPOSITION - HONORS 3/0 3 SPE101 SPEECH 3/

5 Infant/Toddler Certificate (Choose at least fourteen) ECE101 INTRODUCTION TO EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION 3/2 4 ECE123 COGNITIVE DEVELOPMENT 2/2 3 ECE128 CREATING A RESPONSIVE ENVIRONMENT 3/2 4 ECE138 ROUTINES AND EXPERIENCES INFANTS AND TODDLERS 3/2 4 ECE150 INFANT/TODDLER PRACTICUM 0/7 1 ECE152 INFANT/TODDLER SEMINAR 2/0 2 ECE203 INFANT/TODDLER DEVELOPMENT 3/2 4 ECE216 FAMILY/SCHOOL RELATIONSHIPS 5/0 5 ECE228 RELATIONSHIP DEVELOPMENT FOR INFANT/TODDLERS 3/2 4 MAS120 CPR/FIRST AID 2/0 1 PSY110 INTRODUCTION TO PSYCHOLOGY I 3/0 3 PSY238 CHILD PSYCHOLOGY 4/0 4 SOC120 CULTURAL DIVERSITY AND RACISM 3/0 3 Language Arts & Literacy Certificate (Choose at least eighteen) ECE101 INTRODUCTION TO EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION 3/2 4 ECE104 CREATIVE PLAY 1/2 2 ECE123 COGNITIVE DEVELOPMENT 2/2 3 ECE124 LANGUAGE ARTS 1/2 2 ECE160 LITERACY PRACTICUM 0/7 1 ECE162 LITERACY SEMINAR 2/0 2 ECE206 SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT 3/0 3 ECE209 LITERATURE & LITERACY 3/0 3 EDU103 FOUNDATION OF EDUCATION 4/0 4 EDU150 WRITING/STUDY SKILLS FOR CHILDREN 3/0 3 EDU160 INTRODUCTION TO THE PRINCIPLES OF INSTRUCTIONAL TECHNOLOG 4/0 4 EDU203 PHONICS IN ELEMENTARY EDUCATION 5/0 5 EDU204 FOUNDATIONS OF LITERACY 5/0 5 EDU205 UNDERSTANDING ATTENTION DEFICIT DISORDER 4/0 4 EDU215 AUTISM 3/0 3 HSV115 CHILD MANAGEMENT 4/0 4 SPE101 SPEECH 3/0 3 (Choose at least one of the following) ENG102 BASIC COMPOSITION - HONORS 3/

6 Class/Lab Hours ACC111 ACCOUNTING I 4/0 4 AIT103 OFFICE COMMUNICATIONS 4/0 4 AIT110 BASIC DOCUMENT FORMATTING/WORD PROC 4/0 4 AIT112 ADVANCED DOCUMENTATION FORMATTING/WORD PROC 4/0 4 AIT113 DOCUMENT PRODUCTION 4/0 4 AIT130 RECORDS MANAGEMENT 4/0 4 CIS122 MICROSOFT EXCEL 1/2 2 MTH110 BUSINESS MATHEMATICS 4/0 4 Office Skills Certificate (Choose at least nine) (Choose at least one of the following) ENG102 BASIC COMPOSITION - HONORS 3/0 3 Credit Hours 142

7 HEALTH AND PUBLIC SERVICE CERTIFICATES Alcohol/Drug Counseling Certificate (Choose at least ten) HSV103 EXPERIENCE IN SMALL GROUPS 2/2 3 HSV107 INTRODUCTION TO HUMAN SERVICES 4/0 4 HSV110 INTRODUCTION TO CASE MANAGEMENT 4/0 4 HSV116 INTERVIEWING TECHNIQUES 2/2 3 HSV124 FAMILIES IN CRISIS 4/0 4 HSV201 BASIC COUNSELING SKILLS I 2/2 3 HSV219 DRUG ABUSE AND TREATMENT 4/0 4 HSV240 PRACTICUM 0/14 2 HSV242 PRACTICUM SEMINAR 2/0 2 PSY250 ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY 4/0 4 Community Health Worker Certificate Students who complete this certificate program are eligible to be certified by the Ohio Board of Nursing as a Community Health Worker (CHW). The CHW will work in the community as an outreach resource assisting clients in six major areas: health care, community resources, communication skills, individual & community advocacy, health education and skills and responsibilities. Practicum experiences in the community will be a major component of the certificate. A minimum grade of C- is required in all HSV courses and an overall certificate grade- point average of An acceptable Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation (BCI&I) report is required. Various practicum sites for HSV275 may have specific background check and drug testing requirements. HSV271, HSV275 and HSV276 must be completed within a two year period (exceptions require approval of the Dean of Health and Public Service). HSV275/HSV276 will substitute for HSV240/HSV242, and HSV271 will count as a technical elective in the Human Services program. (Choose at least four) HSV271 COMMUNITY HEALTH WORKER TRAINING 3/2 4 HSV275 COMMUNITY HEALTH WORKER PRACTICUM 0/14 2 HSV276 COMMUNITY HEALTH WORKER SEMINAR 1/0 1 PSY230 HUMAN GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT 5/0 5 Forensic Science Certificate (Choose at least six) CRJ225 CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION I 3/3 4 CRJ226 CRIMINALISTICS I 3/3 4 CRJ228 CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION II 3/3 4 CRJ229 CRIMINALISTICS II 3/3 4 CRJ230 CRIMINALISTICS III 3/3 4 CRJ231 FORENSIC FACIAL RECONSTRUCTION 3/

8 Practical Nursing Certificate Practical Nurses are prepared to give skillful, bedside care that may include procedures, such as assisting individuals with hygiene needs, nutrition and elimination needs, assessing vital functions, administering medications, and performing wound care. The Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) functions under the supervision of the registered nurse, physician, dentist, podiatrist, or optometrist. There are employment opportunities that provide satisfying and rewarding work in hospitals, extended care facilities, nursing homes, rehabilitation units, medical offices, and private or home nursing. Practical nursing is best suited to individuals who are interested in people and enjoy assisting others. In addition to having a caring manner, the nurse must develop technical skills that require manual dexterity. The curriculum of the Practical Nursing program is designed to include a blend of classroom activities and clinical experiences to provide the graduate with the knowledge and skills needed to assist individuals with health care needs. Experiences are provided in various health care agencies in the community. The program is approved by the Ohio Board of Nursing and by the Ohio Board of Regents. Upon completion, the graduate is eligible to take the licensing examination for practical nurses (NCLEX). The Board of Nursing may, at its discretion, refuse to accept the application for licensure of any person who has been convicted or has charges pending against them for a felony or who has been convicted of a misdemeanor resulting from or related to the use of drugs or alcohol. Enrollment in the Practical Nursing program is limited. There is a special admission procedure. Please contact the Admissions Office for details. The Practical Nursing department publishes a student handbook which delineates specific department/program policies that are not explained in the general catalog. The specific policies as described in the department's student handbook take precedence over any general policy outlined in the College catalog. A copy of the handbook is available for review in the Admissions Office. An acceptable health physical and verification of immunizations/immunities is required. An acceptable Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation (BCI&I) report/fbi background check and drug screening is required in order to enter the clinical sequence. A minimum grade of C- is required in BIO 101, BIO 121, BIO 122, BIO 155 (if taken after Winter 1999), and all PNR courses in order to meet prerequisite and graduation requirements. The Practical Nursing Certificate requires a 2.00 or better cumulative grade-point average either in the required courses or the overall GPA. The Practical Nursing program contains a sequence of clinical classes that begin in the Fall and Spring Quarters each year. Entrance into this clinical sequence is limited to students who have successfully completed the entrance requirements. Copies of the entrance requirements are available from the Admissions Office. Students may begin non- PNR courses any quarter. Students who plan to articulate into the Associate Degree Nursing programs may wish to substitute the Human Anatomy and Physiology courses (BIO 145, BIO 146, BIO 147) for the Basic Anatomy and Physiology courses. BIO 147 must be completed prior to entrance into PNR 153. FYE 101 Orientation to College is not a required course in this program, but it is highly recommended. See your faculty advisor. Technical Courses (Choose at least six) Technical Courses PNR142 PHARMACOLOGY 3/0 3 PNR144 TRENDS IN PRACTICAL NURSING 2/0 2 PNR151 PRACTICAL NURSING 5/

9 PNR153 PRACTICAL NURSING 6/18 12 PNR154 PRACTICAL NURSING 6/15 11 Basic Courses (Choose at least four) Basic Courses BIO101 NUTRITION 3/0 3 BIO121 BASIC ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY I 2/2 3 BIO122 BASIC ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY II 2/2 3 BIO155 MICROBIOLOGY 2/2 3 General Courses (Choose at least two) General Courses (Choose at least one of the following) ENG102 BASIC COMPOSITION - HONORS 3/0 3 (Choose at least one of the following) PSY230 HUMAN GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT 5/

10 TECHNOLOGY AND WORFORCE DEVELOPMENT CERTIFICATES Engineering Design Certificate (Choose at least six) DRD215 COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN I 3/2 4 DRD216 COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN II 2/3 4 DRD217 COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN III 2/2 3 DRD226 SOLID MODELING 2/2 3 ENR101 INTRODUCTION TO ENGINEERING 3/2 4 TND101 JIG & FIXTURE DESIGN 3/2 4 Graphic Design/Multimedia Certificate (Choose at least seven) ART120 DRAWING I 3/2 4 BUS244 PROMOTION AND ADVERTISING 4/0 4 DMT102 INTRODUCTION TO GRAPHIC DESIGN 2/2 3 DMT105 IMAGE MANIPULATION I 2/4 4 DMT107 PRINCIPLES OF WEB DESIGN 2/2 3 DMT110 MULTIMEDIA COMMUNICATIONS 3/3 4 DMT140 PHOTOGRAPHY 2/2 3 Integrated Systems Technology Certificate (Choose at least five) AIM101 ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE 3/2 4 AIM102 FUNDAMENTALS OF MECHANICAL SYSTEMS 2/2 3 AIM103 ESSENTIALS OF HYDRAULICS 3/2 4 AIM104 ESSENTIALS OF PNEUMATICS 1/2 2 AIM105 PROGRAMMABLE LOGIC CONTROL 2/2 3 Microsoft Applications Certificate (Choose at least six) CIS121 MICROSOFT WORD 1/2 2 CIS122 MICROSOFT EXCEL 1/2 2 CIS123 MICROSOFT ACCESS 1/2 2 CIS125 MICROSOFT POWERPOINT 1/2 2 CIS127 MICROSOFT WORD ADVANCED 1/2 2 CIS128 MICROSOFT EXCEL ADVANCED 1/

11 Networking Certificate - Microsoft (Choose at least eight) CIS104 OPERATING SYSTEMS 3/3 4 CIS116 FUNDAMENTALS OF NETWORKING 4/2 5 CIS206 PC UPGRADE / SUPPORT / REPAIR I 3/3 4 CIS207 PC UPGRADE /SUPPORT/ REPAIR II 3/3 4 CIS270 LINUX I 3/3 4 CIS273 NETWORK SECURITY 3/3 4 CIS292 WINDOWS SERVER I 3/3 4 CIS293 WINDOWS SERVER II 3/3 4 Networking Certificate - Novell (Choose at least seven) CIS104 OPERATING SYSTEMS 3/3 4 CIS116 FUNDAMENTALS OF NETWORKING 4/2 5 CIS206 PC UPGRADE / SUPPORT / REPAIR I 3/3 4 CIS207 PC UPGRADE /SUPPORT/ REPAIR II 3/3 4 CIS270 LINUX I 3/3 4 CIS273 NETWORK SECURITY 3/3 4 CIS281 NOVELL NETWARE I 3/3 4 PC Repair Certificate (Choose at least five) CIS104 OPERATING SYSTEMS 3/3 4 CIS116 FUNDAMENTALS OF NETWORKING 4/2 5 CIS206 PC UPGRADE / SUPPORT / REPAIR I 3/3 4 CIS207 PC UPGRADE /SUPPORT/ REPAIR II 3/3 4 ELE151 DC ELECTRICITY 4/