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1 pdf Catalog addendum Date is the date these corrections were made to the online catalog Item Correction(s) Date Intellectual Property & Added to the College Policies and Procedures section 8/5/2015 Copyright Advertising and Add Set Nine, MAT-171 Precalculus 8/5/2014 Graphic Design A30100 Algebra, 4 SHC to the Natural Sciences/Math Options. This program is now NCCCS and SACS approved. 8/27/2014 Associate Degree The LPN-ADN Transition Option is discontinued. LPNs 10/10/2014 Nursing LPN-ADN are encouraged to apply to the ADN program. Please contact Transition A45110C an allied health counselor for details of the LPN exemptions. Associate in Arts The General Education courses are detailed at the end Online edition correct A10100 of this addendum. (error in pdf edition only) The diploma is not available; it was discontinued Fall Online edition correct (error in pdf edition only) Associate in Fine The General Education courses are detailed at the end Online edition correct Arts A10200 of this addendum (error in pdf edition only) There is no diploma for the Associate in Fine Arts. Online edition correct (error in pdf edition only) Associate in General Add these prefixes to Other Required Hours 10/18/2014 Education A10300 ALT, ARC, AUB, BPR, CAR, CIV, CST, DDF, EMS, EPT, ETR, GIS, HBI, HIT, HMT, MED, MKT, OMT, REF, SGD. There is no diploma for the Associate in General Education. Online edition correct (error in pdf edition only) Associate in Science The General Education courses are detailed at the end Online edition correct A10400 of this addendum (error in pdf edition only) The diploma is not available; it was discontinued Fall Online edition correct (error in pdf edition only) Automotive Systems The Collision Repair & Refinishing Certificate is 9/8/2014 Technology C60160CR currently inactive. Computer Technology Required Core Courses Groups change: Online edition correct Integration A25500 Take one of the following groups. (error in pdf edition only) Group One: *CTS-120 Hardware/Software Support 3 SHC *NOS-110 Operating Systems Concepts 3 SHC Group Two: *CTS-120 Hardware/Software Support 3 SHC *CTS-220 Advanced Hardware/Software Support 3 SHC Computer Technology The courses required to complete the AAS degree begin Online edition correct Integration (dot).net with the second First Year Spring CTS-120 (error in pdf edition only) Programming diploma D25500NP Computer Technology The courses required to complete the AAS degree begin Online edition correct Integration Cyber Crime with the second First Year Fall CIS-110 (error in pdf edition only) and Digital Forensics Diploma p pdf Catalog Addendum

2 pdf Catalog addendum Date is the date these corrections were made to the online catalog Item Correction(s) Date D25500CF Computer Technology The courses required to complete the AAS degree begin Online edition correct Integration Cyber Security with the second First Year Fall CIS-110 (error in pdf edition only) Diploma D25500CS Computer Technology The courses required to complete the AAS degree begin Online edition correct Integration Emerging with the second First Year Fall CIS-110 (error in pdf edition only) Technologies Programming Diploma D25500ET Computer Technology The courses required to complete the AAS degree begin Online edition correct Integration Healthcare with the second First Year Spring DBA-110 (error in pdf edition only) Business Informatics Diploma D25500HI Computer Technology The courses required to complete the AAS degree begin Online edition correct Integration Information with the second First Year Spring *CTS-220 (error in pdf edition only) Technology Diploma D25500IT Computer Technology The courses required to complete the AAS degree begin Online edition correct Integration Mobile Web with the second First Year Spring WEB-111 (error in pdf edition only) Technologies Diploma D25500MW Computer Technology The courses required to complete the AAS degree begin Online edition correct Integration Networking with the second First Year Summer ENG-114 (error in pdf edition only) Technology Diploma D25500NT Computer Technology The courses required to complete the AAS degree begin Online edition correct Integration Web with the second First Year Spring DBA-110 (error in pdf edition only) Technologies Diploma D25500WT Construction Changes to the Technical Electives List: 8/6/2014 Management Delete ACC-120; it is required Second Year Fall Technology A35190 Change COE courses to WBL courses (WBL-112 Work-Based Learning I and WBL-122 Work-Based Learning II) Replace CIV-110 with EGR-250 Statics/Strength of Mater Replace CIV-210 with CEG-210 Construction Materials and Methods Remove OPTIONS1 under First Year Summer Online edition correct (error in pdf edition only) Criminal Justice The total semester hour credits required to complete Online edition correct Technology Homeland the Homeland Security Certificate is 17 SHC. (error in pdf edition only) Security Certificate C55180HS Criminal Justice The total semester hour credits required to complete Online edition correct Technology Juvenile the Juvenile Justice certificate is 18 SHC. (error in pdf edition only) Justice Certificate C55180JJ p pdf Catalog Addendum

3 pdf Catalog addendum Date is the date these corrections were made to the online catalog Item Correction(s) Date Early Childhood Change to Transfer Program Information : 9/26/2014 Education Transfer Passing scores on all three Praxis Core exams (not Praxis I) Program A55220TR Emergency Management Additional Information: Added link to Student 10/6/ Worksheet: Fire Protection Technology The total semester hour credits required to complete Online edition correct Tactical Athlete Fitness the Tactical Athlete Fitness certificate is 12 SHC. (error in pdf edition only) C55240TA Health Information Tech. Revised Course List: 8/19/2014 Level III ISA with CPCC ENG-111 and PSY-150 A45360CP ENG-112, ENG-113, or ENG-114 COM-110 or COM-231 HUM-130, HUM-160, HUM-211, or HUM-212to MAT-110, MAT-140, or MAT-143 Total hours to complete at RCCC: 18 SHC. CHM-151 Corequisite: MAT /27/2014 CSC-134 Corequisite: Take CIS-115 or ELN /27/2014 CSC-139 Corequisite: Take CIS-115 or ELN /27/2014 DDF-211 Prerequisite: DFT /27/2014 DFT-112 Prerequisite: DFT /27/2014 ELC-119 Prerequisite: ELC /27/2014 FIP-236 Added FIP-236, Emergency Management 10/18/2014 This course covers the four phases of emergency management: mitigation, preparedness, response, and recovery. Topics include organizing for emergency management, coordinating for community resources, public sector liability, and the roles of government agencies at all levels. Upon completion, students should be able to demonstrate an understanding of comprehensive emergency management and the integrated emergency management system. Class: 3.0; Credit 3.0 MKT-225 Prerequisite: Take MKT-120 8/5/2014 NOS-230 Remove prerequisite effective Spring /18/2014 NUR-101 Corequisite: Take BIO-163 or (both BIO-168 and 10/27/2014 BIO-169); and PSY-110 or (both PSY-150 and PSY-241). NUR-102 Prerequisite: NUR-101, BIO-163, and PSY /27/2014 Corequisite: ENG-111. p pdf Catalog Addendum

4 pdf Catalog addendum Date is the date these corrections were made to the online catalog Item Correction(s) Date NUR-103 Prerequisite: NUR-102 and ENG /27/2014 NUR-111 Corequisite: ENG-111, BIO-168, and PSY /27/2014 NUR-112 Prerequisite: NUR-111, ENG-111, BIO-168, 10/27/2014 and PSY-150. Corequisite: NUR-211AB, ENG-112, BIO-169, and PSY-241. NUR-114 Prerequisite: NUR-211, NUR-112, NUR-211, 10/27/2014 and NUR-113. Corequisite: NUR-212 and BIO-275. NUR-211AB Prerequisite: NUR /27/2014 NUR-212 Prerequisite: NUR-111, NUR-112, NUR-211, NUR /27/2014 Corequisite: NUR-114 and BIO-275. NUR-213 Prerequisite: NUR-111, BIO-275. Corequisite: NUR-112, 10/27/2014 NUR-113, NUR-114, NUR-211, and NUR-212. OST-122 Removed from course listing 4/9/2015 OST-132 Removed from course listing 4/9/2015 OST-137 Removed from course listing 4/9/2015 OST-142 Removed with a grade of C or better. 4/9/2015 OST-223 Removed from course listing 4/9/2015 OST-224 Removed from course listing 4/9/2015 OST-241 Removed from course listing 4/9/2015 OST-242 Removed from course listing 4/9/2015 WLD-121 Corequisite: WLD /27/2014 WLD-131 Corequisite: WLD /27/2014 p pdf Catalog Addendum

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19 Intellectual Property & Copyright The official RCCC Intellectual Property & Copyright policy can be found here: and at the end of this document. RCCC requires all employees and students to comply with state and federal laws applicable to copyright. Applicable copyright laws and license agreement provisions shall be observed with respect to the acquisition, use, production and distribution of protected materials in any format or medium in all Rowan-Cabarrus Community College facilities. Employees and students are prohibited from copying materials not specifically allowed by: the Copyright law (including Fair Use, Teach Act and Digital Millennium Copyright Act guidelines), licenses or contractual agreements, or other permission. What is copyright? Copyright is a form of protection provided by the laws of the United States (title 17, U.S. Code) to the authors of original works of authorship, including literary, dramatic, musical, artistic, and certain other intellectual works. This protection is available to both published and unpublished works. ( What are the penalties? Copyright Law of the United States of America and Related Laws Contained in Title 17 of the United States Code, Circular 92, Chapter 5 Copyright Infringement and Remedies ( How to Investigate Copyright Status Most works published after 1923 (except those authored by the U.S. Government) should be presumed to be copyright protected, unless there is information or notice from the copyright holder that the work is in the public domain. Copyright Office Circular 22explains how to determine the copyright status of a work. (

20 Suggested Intellectual Property & Copyright for RCCC Course Syllabi or Web sites The materials in this course are only for the use of students enrolled in the course for purposes associated with the course. Copyrighted course materials may not be further disseminated. Learn more about copyright restrictions in the RCCC Intellectual Property & Copyright ( What is fair use? The concept of fair use limits the copyright owner s exclusive rights to allow fair use of the work for educational, scholarly, and informational purposes. However, every Appendix 1.31-F Revised: Page 2 of 2 educational use is not fair use. Publishers and the academic community have established a set of educational fair use guidelines to provide greater certainty and protection for teachers. While the guidelines are not part of the federal Copyright Act, they are recognized by the Copyright Office and by judges as minimum standards for fair use in education. The educational use guidelines can be found in Circular 21, provided by the Copyright Office. The four factors commonly used to help determine fair use are: the purpose and character of your use; the nature of the copyrighted work; the amount and substantiality of the portion taken; the effect of the use upon the potential market. If you are not certain if your materials meet the fair use guidelines, consult with the Learning Resource Center, or the Director of Media Services. ( Getting Permission Permission is needed if the work is protected and does not qualify under fair use, or the work has not been licensed for use online. ( Types of Works

21 This 2002 chart from Technology and Learning includes print, still visuals, video, music, software, television and Internet sources. Chart of Copyright and Fair Use Guides for Teachers ( For More Information The following organizations provide information about copyright. Library of Congress, U.S. Copyright Office Copyright Clearance Center Consortium of College and University Media Centers Creative Commons offers flexible copyright licenses for creative works - Stanford University Library

22 Policy Number: D Date Adopted: June 2015 INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY & COPYRIGHT PURPOSE To set forth the policy governing the acceptable use and ownership of intellectual property as well as copyright materials created, utilized, disseminated, and stored at Rowan-Cabarrus Community College (RCCC). POLICY The administrative leaders of RCCC define intellectual property as the following: That which is representative of any creative work which qualifies for protection under copyright, trademark, or patent laws as established and enforced by the United States of America or the State of North Carolina. Any and all intellectual property created, formulated, or designed by any person employed or contracted by the College, whether part-time, full-time or anyone else acting in the scope of employment or engagement shall be owned by the College. Any and all intellectual property created, formulated, or designed by any person using resources, facilities, equipment or other assets owned by the College acting in the scope of employment or engagement with the College shall also be owned by the College. Exceptions to intellectual property ownership and any monetary agreements must be established in writing, approved by the President, and signed by both parties. Any intellectual property designed, created, or formulated by a student, outside of any role as an employee, of RCCC during the scope or time of his/her instruction, assignment, or other given duties with the College shall be property of the student. However, a perpetual license to utilize, disseminate, and promote said property will be granted to RCCC at no cost. Further, employees are prohibited from copying, reproducing, or disseminating materials not specifically allowed by the copyright law, fair use guidelines, licenses, contractual agreements, or other specifically identified permission. Employees who willfully disregard the Use of Copyright Materials procedure for the College do so at their own risk, assuming all liability for their actions, and may be subject to disciplinary action as specified in the College employee disciplinary procedures. The Board of Trustees of RCCC authorizes the President to develop and administer procedures which set forth the process to be followed.

23 ESTABLISHED ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES B A B B Use of Copyright Materials Procedure Intellectual Property HISTORICAL NOTE Text for this policy was reviewed and approved by legal counsel at the North Carolina Community College System office in Detailed information regarding this review may be obtained from the Office of the President.