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PROGRAM GUIDE FALL 2014

Applied Technology

CAREER & TECHNICAL TRAINING AT SALT LAKE COMMUNITY COLLEGE

2014

Jordan Campus3491 W 9000 SWest Jordan, UT 84088

Meadowbrook Campus250 West 3900 SouthSalt Lake City, Utah 84107-1459

South City Campus1575 South State Street, Room 1-061GSalt Lake City, Utah 84115-1610

Taylorsville Redwood Campus4600 South Redwood RoadP. O. Box 30808Salt Lake City, Utah 84130-0808

Westpointe Center2150 West Dauntless Avenue (1000 N.)Salt Lake City, Utah 84116

Phone: (801) 957-3354Fax: (801) 957-3315

August 2014

All Information is current at time of printing.View the entire Applied Technology Program Guide

for the most up-to-date program information at: www.slcc.edu/appliedtech

E-mail: [email protected]

2Applied Technology 2014 • 1575 South State Street, Salt Lake City, Utah 84115

(801) 957-3354 • [email protected] • www.slcc.edu/appliedtech

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Academic Calendar

Academic Calendar 2014-2015

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Instructional DeliveryThe School of Applied Technology and Professional Development specializes in open-entry, open-exit instructional delivery. This means students may enroll weekly depending on the school calendar and available seats, and are able to complete courses when proficiency has been demonstrated and evaluated by instructors.

Courses are delivered in two formats: self-directed and instructor-led. The majority of courses are delivered in the self-directed format. This allows new students to join an on-going class or program any time, and allows students to complete course work as quickly as they are able to demonstrate competency. Grades issued are MC (Master Competency), when a student passes a course, or NM (Not Mastered). A qualified instructor is always present to guide, coach, mentor, and evaluate progress as students work through their prescribed instructional activities.

Instructor-led courses have a scheduled start and end time in which students are members of a cohort and work on instructional modules as directed by the instructor.

Standalone CoursesMost courses offered through Applied Technology may be taken standalone, however some prerequisites may apply. The tuition for most standalone courses is based on $2.10 times the course’s total clock hours. Students may receive a Recognition of Achievement from their instructor for completing a standalone course (as determined by the department.)

Basic Skills AssessmentThe Test of Adult Basic Education (TABE) and other standardized tests will be used to ensure adults have acquired the basic skills necessary to succeed in the training program in which they wish to enroll. High school students will work with their school counselor to ensure they have the appropriate skill levels needed to successfully complete the program of their choice.

High School StudentsPrior to admission, all high school students must complete the high school pre-registration form and obtain signatures from their coun-selor and parent/guardian. On this form, the student will indicate if they are seeking high school credit.

High school students do not pay tuition but are responsible for an application fee, lab fees, classroom fees, and purchasing books and supplies, as needed.

A select number of Applied Technology programs prepare students for occupational industries and clinical externships that require stu-dents to be at least 18 years old before placement or hire.

Admission & Registration

International StudentsSLCC welcomes international students and scholars. SLCC is authorized to issue the USCIS form I-20 or DS2019 to qualified non-immigrants. Students must complete an international application and meet all requirements to receive an I-20. The tuition rate for International Students is based on $7.35 per clock hour. SLCC accepts international students who have satisfactorily completed secondary school.

Contact the International Students Office for more information: Phone: 1(801) 957-4528; Fax: 1(801) 957-4432; Email: [email protected]; Website: www.slcc.edu/iss.

English as a Second Language StudentsStudents enrolling in English as a Second Language will be tested in order to determine the appropriate starting level.

Equal Opportunity/Affirmative ActionSLCC is an equal opportunity institution providing educational and employment opportunities without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age or disability.

Inquiries concerning the above, including the application of Title I, Title VI, Title VII, Title IX, or Section 504 may be referred to theSLCC Director of Equal Employment Opportunity at (801) 957-4561 or (801) 957-4687.

Definitions Title I: Americans Disability Act Title VI: Civil Rights Act Title VII: Civil Rights Act Title IX: Educational Amendments of Rehabilitation Act Section 504: A Section of the Age Discrimination in Employment Act

Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA)Students with medical, psychological, learning or other disabilities desiring accommodations or services under ADA must contact the Disability Resource Center (DRC). The DRC determines eligibility, and authorizes the provision of these accommodations and services for the college.

Please contact the DRC at the Student Center, Suite 244, Taylorsville Redwood Campus, 4600 South Redwood Road, SaltLake City, Utah 84123.

Phone: (801) 957-4659 TTY: (801) 957-4646 Fax: (801) 957-4947 E-mail: [email protected]

The School of Applied Technology and Professional Development at Salt Lake Community College provides quality career and technical education in a flexible, competency-based format to meet the needs of students who desire low-cost training for high-skill job fields. Programs are responsive to business and industry requirements resulting in appropriate licensure, certification, or evidence of completion.




Step-By-Step Enrollment

PARKING WHILE REGISTERING FOR CLASSES

South City Campus (SCC): Park at meters or obtain acomplementary day pass from the Academic Advising

receptionist.

1. Apply for Admission• International Students - Students temporarily in the United

States on a visitor or other visa must apply through the International Students Office. International students pay additional fees. Call (801) 957-4528 or visit www.slcc.edu/iss.

• All Others: Complete an application online on the Applied Technology admission web page: www.slcc.edu/appliedtech A $40.00 non-refundable application fee is required, however sponsors may pay this on behalf of eligible students. High school students must first complete a Pre-Registration form, which can also be accessed online at: www.slcc.edu/appliedtech

• Following your application, please meet with an advisor to determine your desired program, availability, and eligibility. Advisors are available Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. You can also call 801-957-3354 for more questions about meeting with an advisor. To meet with an advisor, go to:

South City Campus 1575 South State Street, Room 1-061M

• Following your meeting, an advisor will issue a test order for Applied Technology Assessment Services.

2. Complete the Assessment• Complete your scheduled testing at South City Campus,

Room 2-147, as required.

• Most programs require proof of basic skills proficiency in the form of recent high school, GED, college transcripts, or by taking standardized tests.

• Meet with an advisor to review your testing results.

3. Pay Tuition & Schedule Courses• Apply for financial assistance any time during the enrollment

process. Financial assistance for tuition, fees, and books may be available from a number of sources (high school students do not pay tuition but do pay classroom fees):

- PELL Grants: Contact the financial aid advisor at (801) 957-3437, South City Campus, Room 1-061B.

- VA Grants: Contact the VA advisor at (801) 957-3010, South City Campus, Room 1-061HB.

- Scholarships: Contact the Director of Student Conduct & Support at (801) 957-3133, South City Campus, SCM 2-068A

- Government agency sponsors: Contact each agency before enrolling.

• Obtain a cost estimate from the advisor and pay tuition to complete the enrollment process. The advisor will schedule courses once payment is verified.

4. Purchase Books & Supplies• Books and supplies are available at Salt Lake Community

College bookstores on the South City, Jordan, and Taylorsville Redwood Campuses. Other sites may provide limited bookstore services.

• Payment for books and supplies are made directly to the bookstore. (Costs listed for books and supplies are estimates and are subject to change without notice.)

5. Attend or View Orientation as Appropriate• Receive class schedule.

• Obtain official OneCard Student ID (bring a picture ID) at South City campus.

6. Transportation• Parking Permits: Purchase a parking permit or bus pass at

most SLCC campus locations. Parking permits may also be purchased at Meadowbrook Campus, main reception desk in Building B. Please contact the SLCC Parking Services website at www.slcc.edu/parking for more information.

• Bus Pass: A reduced fee bus pass is available on a monthly or semester basis.

• SLCC provides all students, staff, and faculty a FREE campus shuttle service. The B-line busses connect South City, Meadowbrook, Taylorsville Redwood, Jordan, and Miller campuses. Monday - Thursday 7:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. and Friday’s from 7:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. Visit www.slcc.edu/onecard/bline.aspx for a full schedule.

7. Attend First Day of Class as Scheduled• The printed class schedule is required for entry into the

classroom.




Resident Tuition - Fiscal Year 2014-2015(Costs are subject to change)

Basic Skills Development(Costs are subject to change)

Description Financial Aid Hours Tuition Student Fees Lab Fees Books/ Supplies Total

Accounting Clerk Pell, VA 769 $1,614.90 $115.35 $62.00 $368.00 $2160.25Administrative Office Specialist Pell, VA 625 $1,312.50 $93.75 $54.00 $460.00 $1920.25Air Conditioning Heating Refrigeration Pell, VA 960 $2,016.00 $144.00 $110.00 $885.00 $3155*Armed Services Vocational Aptitude (ASVAB), Test Preparation VA Varies Varies Varies Varies Varies Varies*Automation and Instrumentation Technician Pell 1,362 $2,860.20 $204.30 $100.00 $1,306.00 $4470.5Certified Nursing Assistant VA 122 $256.20 $18.30 $20.00 $230.00 $524.5Clinical Lab Assistant No 345 $724.50 $51.75 $130.00 $414.00 $1320.25Clinical Medical Assisting Pell, VA 950 $1,995.00 $142.50 $145.00 $414.00 $2696.5College Academic Readiness - Holistic No 64 -‐ 256 Varies Varies Varies Varies Varies*College Academic Readiness - Targeted No 32 -‐ 128 Varies Varies Varies Varies Varies*Commercial Driver's License VA Varies Varies Varies Varies Varies Varies*Computer Support Specialist (A+ Certification) Pell, VA 615 $1,291.50 $92.25 $80.00 $729.00 $2192.75*Customer Service/Receptionist VA 330 $693.00 $49.50 $29.50 $230.00 $1002Electromechanical Assembly Technician VA 454 $953.40 $68.10 $95.00 $597.00 $1713.5Electronics Assembly Technician VA 228 $478.80 $34.20 $45.00 $284.00 $842Electronics Communication Technician Pell 1,310 $2,751.00 $196.50 $120.00 $1,306.00 $4373.5Electronics Engineering Technician Pell 1,226 $2,574.60 $183.90 $150.00 $1,130.00 $4038.5Electronics Technician Pell, VA 1,142 $2,398.20 $171.30 $130.00 $1,150.00 $3849.5*English as a Second Language VA 300 $630.00 $45.00 $20.00 $150.00 $845*GED Test Preparation VA Varies Varies Varies Varies Varies Varies*Graphic Designer Pell, VA 645 $1,354.50 $96.75 $70.00 $400.00 $1921.25Health Information Specialist Pell, VA 678 $1,423.80 $101.70 $49.50 $675.70 $2250.7Heavy Duty Diesel Maintenance TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD TBD TBDManual Machinist VA 450 $945.00 $67.50 $60.00 $225.00 $1297.5Media Design Technology Pell, VA 1,275 $2,677.50 $191.25 $125.00 $550.00 $3543.75*Medical Coding and Billing Pell, VA 803 $1,686.30 $120.45 $354.50 $1,146.00 $3307.25Medical Office Administration Pell, VA 940 $1,974.00 $141.00 $49.50 $794.00 $2958.5Network Administrator (MCITP:SA) Pell, VA 645 $1,354.50 $96.75 $60.00 $978.00 $2489.25Network Engineer Pell, VA 855 $1,795.50 $128.25 $80.00 $1,380.00 $3383.75Network Infrastructure Technician (CCNA) VA 825 $1,732.50 $123.75 $100.00 $557.00 $2513.25*Truck Driving, Professional VA 240 $504.00 $36.00 $1,950.00 $87.00 $2577Web Programmer (Non-Matriculated) Pell, VA 765 $1,606.50 $114.75 $75.00 $458.00 $2254.25Web Site Designer Pell, VA 675 $1,417.50 $101.25 $65.00 $407.00 $1990.75Welding Pell, VA 1,155 $2,425.50 $173.25 $300.00 $506.00 $3404.75

*Individuals may need more or less hours depending on educational goals.**Depending on electives.

*Individuals may need more or less hours depending on educational goals.**Does not include the $40.00 application fee.

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College Academic Readiness Holistic

SCC 64* $40.00$134.40 for each 64-hour course needed

$9.60 per each 64-hour course

$20.00 for KALL 0110, $5.00 for KABR 0115

$85.00-260.00 $288.88-463.88

College Academic Readiness–Targeted

SCC 32* 40.00$67.20 for each 32-hour course needed



N/A

$82.00 - $246.00, depending on number of courses needed

ESL - Level 1 and 3C SCC As scheduled 40.00 $2.10 per clock hour$0.15 per clock hour

$20.00 for each language lab

$64.00-150.00 per level

Dependant on number of courses scheduled

ESL - Level 2 and 3SCC, TRC

As scheduled 40.00 $2.10 per clock hour$0.15 per clock hour

$20.00 for each language lab

$64.00-150.00 per level

Dependant on number of courses scheduled

Open Learning Lab SCC As scheduled 40.00$61.50 per term regardless of schedule

N/A N/A N/A$61.50 per term regardless of schedule




Standalone Courses

Most courses offered through Applied Technology may be taken standalone, however some prerequisites may apply. The tuition for most standalone courses is based on $2.10 times the course’s total clock hours. Students may receive a

Recognition of Achievement for completion of standalone courses as (determined by the department.)

Instructor-led courses: Instructor-led courses have a scheduled start and end time.

Self-directed courses: Students attend as scheduled and work independently through the curriculum. An instructor is present in the classroom to provide ongoing assistance.

The following courses are not offered as part of a program:

Standalone Course Schedule & Costs(Costs are subject to change)

Code Course Title HoursCosts*

Days and Times Delivery Type LocationTuition Student

FeeLab Fee

KCDL 0100 CDL Learner’s Permit 16 $33.60 $2.40 N/A M, T, W only

3pm - 6pm Self-directed Meadowbrook

KCDL 0120 CDL Upgrade 80 $168.00 $12 $545 Daytime: M-F

8am - 4pm

Evenings: M-TH

5pm - 10pm

Instructor-led/Self-directed

Meadowbrook

KCNA 0010

CPR for Health Care Pros 4 $8.40 $0.60 $20 As Scheduled Instructor-led Jordan

KELA 0175

IPC-A-610E IPC Certi-fied IPC Specialist Recertification/Challenge Option

12 $25.20 $1.80 $30 As Scheduled Self-directed Westpointe

KEMA 0170

IPC-J-STD-001E Certified IPC Specialist Recertification/Challenge Option


KEMA 0171

IPC/WHMA-A-620B Certified IPC Specialist Recertification/Challenge Option


*Application fee is $40. If needed, books and supplies are extra.




Program/Course Table of Contents

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Basic Skills Development College Academic Readiness .......................................................................... South City ....................................................................9

Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery (ASVAB) Test Preparation ......... South City ..................................................................10GED Test Preparation ....................................................................................... South City ..................................................................10

English as a Second Language (ESL) .............................................................. South City and Taylorsville Redwood ........................11

Business Office Technology Accounting Clerk ............................................................................................. South City ..................................................................12 Administrative Office Specialist ....................................................................... South City ..................................................................12 Customer Service/Receptionist ....................................................................... South City ..................................................................13

Computer & Network Technology Computer Support Specialist (A+) ................................................................... Meadowbrook ...........................................................14 Network Administrator (MCTS & MCITP:SA) ................................................... Meadowbrook ...........................................................14 Network Engineer ............................................................................................ Meadowbrook ...........................................................15 Network Infrastructure Technician (CCNA) ...................................................... Meadowbrook ...........................................................15

Electronics Technology Automation and Instrumentation Technician ................................................... Westpointe .................................................................16 Electromechanical Assembly Technician ......................................................... Westpointe .................................................................17 Electronics Assembly Technician ..................................................................... Westpointe .................................................................17 Electronics Communications Technician ......................................................... Westpointe .................................................................18 Electronics Engineering Technician ................................................................. Westpointe .................................................................18 Electronics Technician ..................................................................................... Westpointe .................................................................19

Health Care Technology Certified Nursing Assistant .............................................................................. Jordan........................................................................20 Clinical Lab Assistant....................................................................................... Jordan........................................................................20 Clinical Medical Assisting ................................................................................ Jordan........................................................................21 Health Information Specialist ........................................................................... South City ..................................................................21 Medical Coding & Billing .................................................................................. South City ..................................................................22 Medical Office Administration .......................................................................... Jordan........................................................................23 Standalone Courses: CPR for Health Care Professionals .................................................................. Jordan..........................................................................6

Manufacturing Technology Manual Machinist ............................................................................................. Taylorsville Redwood .................................................24 Welding ............................................................................................................ Taylorsville Redwood .................................................24

Media & Web Design Technology Graphic Designer ............................................................................................. South City ..................................................................25 Media Design Technology ................................................................................ South City ..................................................................25 Web Programmer ............................................................................................. South City ..................................................................26 Web Site Designer ........................................................................................... South City ..................................................................26

*Locations may change.




Program/Course Table of Contents

Program/Course Location* Page Number

Professional Driving Professional Truck Driving (Class A) ................................................................ Meadowbrook ...........................................................27 Standalone Courses: CDL Learner’s Permit ....................................................................................... Meadowbrook ...........................................................27 CDL Upgrade ................................................................................................... Meadowbrook ...........................................................27

Skilled Service Technology Air Conditioning/Heating/Refrigeration ............................................................ Meadowbrook ...........................................................28 Heavy Duty Diesel Maintenance Technician .................................................... Meadowbrook ...........................................................28

*Locations may change.

BASIC SKILLS DEVELOPMENT

Please note that due to programmatic changes the course sequence may not coincide with what is required for completion for each program.





College Academic Readiness

Holistic Targeted

• Reading, Writing, Mathematics, and GED Preparation• Open Entry / Open Exit (flexible start dates)• Competency-based individualized instruction,

with pre and post testing for each unit

• Blended curriculum: Textbooks and software• Tuition based on $2.10 per clock hour• Available in two modalities: Holistic and Targeted

Instruction is designed to assist students who want to improve their reading, writing, math, and/or GED preparation skills before entering vocational training or college classes. Faculty work with students on an individual basis using a variety of instructional materials to help them achieve the desired skill level. Most work can be applied toward adult high school completion/diploma if the student is registered in adult education through their school district. Computer-assisted instruction is also provided through the Integrated Learning Lab and is designed to supplement classroom activities. Instruction is geared to meet the needs of the most elementary level adults through high school/GED/college reading, writing, and math skills.

This modality offers self-directed instruction in basic education. Each course may include topics such as reading, writing, and math. Students are eligible to enroll to improve their skills in preparation for college classes, certificate training programs or the GED. This program is designed to offer students a flexible classroom schedule. Students may schedule classroom hours any day from 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM. The student schedule may include different hours on different days. This is necessary to accommodate students with varied work schedules.

Student and instructor meet to establish goals and learning objectives using a Personalized Learning Plan.

Structured Mode of Delivery:Sequential Comprehensive Units

Location: South City Campus

Tuition:• $134.40 for each 64-hour course needed• $9.60 student fee per each 64-hour course• $20 lab fee• Approximately $457.00 if enrolled in 3 classes

(about 3 ½ months each)

Schedule*:• Available M-F, 8:00am to 1:00pm, or M-Th, 5-9pm• 13–16 weeks, depending on schedule• 2 courses, 1 lab = 3 courses (M – F)

OR 2 GED, 1 Math = 3 courses (M – F) • Average of 15 hours per week• Could take 4/5 hours daily (higher costs)

Enrollment Criteria:• 5.0 Reading • 5.0 Math • 8.0 Reading/Vocabulary for GED Prep

Assessment Tracking:• TABE testing every 60-90 days• Monthly progress reports

Other Courses:• ASVAB Test Preparation

Targeted Mode of Delivery:Curriculum assigned by instructor to eliminate

gaps in math and/or reading Location: South City Campus

Tuition:• $67.20 for each 32-hour course needed• $4.80 student fee per each 32-hour course• $10 lab fee• Approximately $82.00 for one class (about 4 weeks

each, depending on schedule)

Schedule*:• Available M-Th, 8:00am to 8:00pm• Flexible scheduling• 2–4 weeks, depending on schedule• Average of 16 hours per week• Could take more hours daily (same cost) for a total of

32 hours per month

Enrollment Criteria:• 4.0 Reading (CPT 36)• 4.0 Math (CPT 26)• CASAS 236 or above for ESL Learners

Assessment Tracking:• TABE or Accuplacer, monthly• Weekly and Monthly progress reports

Other Courses:• TABE/CPT Test Preparation

*Note: Minimum weekly - 8 hours, and 80–90% attendance required




BASIC SKILLS DEVELOPMENTBASIC SKILLS DEVELOPMENT

Armed Service Vocational Aptitude Battery (ASVAB) Test Preparation

This program is designed to assist students in preparing for the Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery (ASVAB). The scores on this test battery can qualify candidates for certain jobs and training in the armed forces.

Instruction is concentrated in the ten ASVAB areas:

Resource materials and instructors are available for individual lessons and practice before taking the test. Reading and test-taking strategies are presented to reduce test anxiety and encourage confidence. Practice tests will be administered to measure the student’s readiness for completing the exam.

• General science• Arithmetic reasoning• Word knowledge• Paragraph comprehension• Numerical operations

• Coding speed• Auto and shop information• Mathematics knowledge• Mechanical comprehension• Electronics information

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Location:South City

Course Hours:As scheduled, days and evenings

Application Fee:$40

Tuition:$134.40 for each 64-hour course needed

Student Fee:$9.60 per each 64-hour course

Lab Fee:$20 for KALL 0110, $5 for KABR 0115

Books/Supplies:$88

Financial Aid:VA

COURSES & HOURS

Program Hours: Minimum two to four hours per day, as arranged

KALL 0110 Integrated Learning Lab KABM 0115 Mathematics

KABR 0115 Reading KGED 0600 GED Test Preparation

GED Test Preparation (KGED)

The GED Test Preparation course is designed for individual student study to prepare for the GED exam. Resource material is available for individual lessons and practice in the tested areas of mathematics, writing skills, social science, science, and interpreting literature and the arts. Reading and test-taking tips are presented in the course to lessen test anxiety and encourage confidence. Diagnostic and practice tests are administered to measure the student’s readiness for the exam. The Integrated Learning Lab also is used to strengthen classroom instruction and to prepare the student for the final GED exam. Three hours of classroom instruction are GED, writing, and math. Additional hours, as needed: math or Integrated Learning Lab.

Please contact College Testing, at 801-957-4572, for GED testing information.

COURSES & HOURS

Program Hours: Minimum three hours per day, as arranged

KALL 0110 SCIL Lab KABM 0115 Math

KGED 0500 GED Preparation Language Arts/Writing

KGED 0600 GED Test Preparation

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Location:South City

Course Hours:As scheduled, days and evenings

Application Fee:$40

Tuition:$134.40 for each 64-hour course needed

Student Fee:$9.60 per each 64-hour course

Lab Fee:$20 for KALL 0110

Books/Supplies:$100 – $225

Financial Aid:VA





English as a Second Language (ESL)

Applied Technology offers three levels of ESL leading to vocational training or college level classes. A placement test is given to determine the level at which a student should begin. Placement tests are arranged at the time students seek to register for the program. Students participate in the Integrated Learning Lab which focuses on the individual needs of the students. ESL classes include intensive practice in reading, writing, grammar, listening, vocabulary, pronunciation, conversation, and computer-aided instruction.

COURSES & HOURS

Program Hours: Level I, II, and III - 300 hours per level(Minimum two hours per day)

Level I - Beginning ESLKESL 0110 Grammar/WritingKESL 0120 ReadingKESL 0150 Listening/SpeakingKESL 0455 Language Lab

Level II - Intermediate ESLKESL 0210 Grammar/WritingKESL 0220 ReadingKESL 0251 Listening/SpeakingKESL 0455 Language Lab

Level III - Advanced ESLKESL 0310 Grammar/WritingKESL 0320 ReadingKESL 0350 Listening/ Note-take SkillsKESL 0351 Listening/SpeakingKESL 0455 Language LabKESL 0470 Vocabulary/ Dictionary SkillsKESL 0480 Effective Communication SkillsKESL 0490 Reading for Career Development

Level III - (C) Advanced Pre-College ESLKESL 0711 Pre-College WritingKESL 0721 Pre-College Reading KESL 0731 Listening/ SpeakingKESL 0740 Computer & Writing LabKESL 0751 Grammar

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Location:South City & Taylorsville Redwood

Course Hours:As scheduled (Please refer to the website)

Application Fee:$40

Tuition:Based on $2.10 per scheduled clock-hour

Student Fees: $0.15 per scheduled clock-hour

Lab Fees:$20 for each language lab

Books/Supplies: $64 – $150 per level

International Students: Based on $7.35 per scheduled hour (Not including books and International Application fee).

Financial Aid:VA

INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

International students (students on a non-immigrant visa) must complete the International Student Application for Admission through the International Student Services: Taylorsville Redwood Campus • Room STC 234 • Phone (801) 957-4528, • Website: http://www.slcc.edu/iss • e-mail: [email protected].

Students will be charged a $75 application fee at that time.





BUSINESS OFFICE TECHNOLOGY

Accounting Clerk

Administrative Office Specialist

The Accounting Clerk Program enables students to develop entry-level skills in the office accounting and/or bookkeeping areas. The most up-to-date tools necessary for securing and maintaining employment are emphasized throughout the program. Emphasis is placed on standard accounting office procedures including presentation software (MS PowerPoint), team skills and activities, and exposure to other software packages including MS Outlook, Secretarial accounting, computer-based accounting principles, data-entry, skill building, speed and accuracy, customer service, spreadsheets (MS Excel), and word processing (MS Word) are also emphasized.

The Office Specialist program enables students to develop entry-level skills in the computer/office occupations area. The most up-to-date tools necessary for securing and maintaining employment are emphasized throughout the program. Emphasis is placed on keyboarding skill building, ten-key calculator skills, computer concepts, Windows, Internet, and e-mail. Further emphasis is placed on computer applications including spreadsheets, word processing, presentations, database and basic QuickBooks. Students learn business communication skills, business office procedures, customer service, and life skills training.

OCCUPATIONS IN THIS AREA

For state and national occupation information, visit http://online.onetcenter.org/find/and enter the following O*Net code(s):

• 43-3031 Bookkeeping, Accounting, and Auditing Clerks

• 43-4071 File Clerk• 43-9061 Office Clerk



• 43-9061 General Office Clerk• 43-6014 Secretaries

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Location:South City

Program Hours:769

Application Fee:$40

Tuition:$1,614.90

Student Fees: $115.35

Lab Fees:$62

Books/Supplies: $368

Financial Aid:VA, PELL

Location:South City

Program Hours:625

Application Fee:$40

Tuition:1,312.50


Lab Fees:$54



COURSES & HOURS

KAOS 0115 Keyboarding/Skillbuilding 80

KAOS 0165 Comp. Ten-Key 75

KAOS 0170 Computer Concepts 30

KAOS 0235 Adv. Business Communications 69

KAOS 0250 Customer Service Life Skills 60

KAOS 0185 Basic Word Processing 40

KAOS 0260 Presentations 30

KACT 0125 Comprehensive Spreadsheets 80

KACT 0135 Accounting 140

KACT 0170 Records Management 30

KACT 0195 Comp. QuickBooks 80

KAOS 0270 Data Base 40

KWRK 0515 Job-Seeking Skills 15

COURSES & HOURS


KAOS 0155 Intermediate Ten-Key 50



KAOS 0195 Comprehensive Word Processing 80

KAOS 0245 Comprehensive Business Communications 90

KACT 0170 Records Management 30

KAOS 0260 Presentations 30


KACT 0185 Basic QuickBooks 40

KAOS 0270 Database 40


BUSINESS OFFICE TECHNOLOGY




BUSINESS OFFICE TECHNOLOGY BUSINESS OFFICE TECHNOLOGY

Customer Service/Receptionist

This program provides basic training in keyboarding skill building, ten-key calculator, computer concepts, Internet, and e-mail. The course also teaches telephone etiquette, professionalism, business communication skills, and introduction to word processing (MS Word). Special emphasis is given to customer service and life skills training. Students learn to use assertive skills and problem solving to provide quality customer service.



• 43-4051 Customer Service Representative• 43-4081 Hotel, Motel, and Resort Desk Clerks• 43-4151 Order Clerk• 43-4171 Receptionist and Information Clerks

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Location:South City

Program Hours:330

Application Fee:$40

Tuition:$693.00


Lab Fees:$29.50


Financial Aid:VA

COURSES & HOURS


KAOS 0145 Basic Ten-Key 25


KAOS 0215 Basic Business Communication 40



KACT 0115 Basic Spreadsheets 40


Total Program Hours 330




COMPUTER & NETWORK TECHNOLOGY

Computer Support Specialist (A+)

Network Administrator (MCTS & MCITP:SA)

The Computer Support Specialist program covers system assembly, computer repair, troubleshooting skills, network support, customer service, and software installation. Various electives and operating systems are offered, including Mac, Windows, Customer Service, Externships, and Linux. Skills obtained in this program lead to a variety of industry certifications including: CompTIA A+ and Network+, Microsoft MCTS and MTA, and Linux.

This program provides test preparation and course requirements for the Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist (MCTS) and Windows 2008 Microsoft Certified Information Technology Professional: Server Administrator (MCITP:SA) titles. Students receive guidance from certified instructors throughout this intensive “hands-on” training, which includes learning how to install, configure, manage, secure and troubleshoot the latest Windows client and server operating systems and services in a Windows domain environment.

A broad range of client, server, and network management topics are covered in this program including: file and print services, directory services, user and group account management, automation of tasks through scripts, remote management and administration, domain controller management, Terminal Services, audit policies, and more.



• 15-1041 Computer Support Specialist



• 15-1041 Computer Support Specialist

• 15-1071 Network and Computer Systems Administrators

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Location:Meadowbrook

Program Hours:615

Application Fee:$40

Tuition:1,291.50


Lab Fees:$50 - $80

Books/Supplies: $339 – $729


COURSES & HOURS

CompTIA A+ Certification

KCMS 0136 Computer Components 75 KCMS 0151 Wired & Wireless 75

KCMS 0140 Storage & Multimedia 75 KCMS 0180 Software & Security 75


ELECTIVES (CHOOSE AT LEAST 300 HOURS):

Microsoft MCTS Certification Microsoft MTA Certification

KNWE 0680 Configuring Windows Clients 75 KCMS 0810 MTA Network Fundamentals 50

KNWE 0780 Maintaining Windows Clients 75 KCMS 0820 MTA Security Fundamentals 50

KCMS 0830 MTA Windows SVR Administration

50

KCMS 0840 MTA Windows OS Fundamentals

50

Linux Certification CompTIA Network+ Certification

KCMS 0415 Linux Administration 75 KCMS 0240 Intro. to Networking Technology 75

KCMS 0250 Advanced Network Technologies

75

Macintosh Training Customer Service

KCMS 0500 Mac OS X Essentials 75 KCMS 0350 Customer Service 75

KCMS 0520 Advanced Mac OS 75

Externships CompTIA Security+ Certification

KCMS 0201 Basic Externship 75 KCMS 0440 Intro to Security Principles 75

KCMS 0202 Advanced Externship 75 KCMS 0450 Advanced Security Principles 75

Total Program Hours: 615

COURSES & HOURS

KNWE 0680 Configuring Windows Clients 75

KNWE 0780 Maintaining Windows Clients 75

KNWE 0642 Network Infrastructure Introduction 75

KNWE 0742 Network Infrastructure Implementation 75

KNWE 0640 Active Directory Administration 90

KNWE 0740 Active Directory Infrastructure 90

KNWE 0646 Server Administrator I 75

KNWE 0746 Server Administrator II 75



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Program Hours:645

Application Fee:$40

Tuition:$1,354.50


Lab Fees:$60

Books/ Supplies: $978


COMPUTER & NETWORK TECHNOLOGY




COMPUTER & NETWORK TECHNOLOGY COMPUTER & NETWORK TECHNOLOGY

Network Engineer

Network Infrastructure Technician (CCNA)

This training program can be used as a step to gain valuable industry recognized certification titles including Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist (MCTS), Microsoft Certified IT Professional: Server Administrator (MCITP:SA) and Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA). Students learn through “hands-on” training, using the latest Microsoft and Cisco course materials to plan, support, manage, and troubleshoot enterprise network environments.

This program is designed to prepare students for entry-level career opportunities, fulfil continuing education requirements, or complete globally recognized certifications (Cisco Certified Entry Networking/CCENT, and the Cisco Certified Network Associate/CCNA) in order to support, install and maintain computer networking infrastructures. Students learn how to install, configure, operate, and troubleshoot medium-sized router and switched networks, including implementation and verification of connections to remote sites in a Wide Area Network (WAN). The curriculum also includes: basic mitigation of security threats, wireless networking concepts and terminology, and performance-based skills.



• 15-1041.00 Computer Support Specialist• 15-1071.00 Network and Computer Systems Administrators• 15-1081.00 Network Systems and Data Communications Analyst


For state and national occupation information, visit http://online.onetcenter.org/find/ and enter the following O*Net code(s):

• 15-1081.00 Network Systems and Data Communication Analysts• 15-1071.00 Network and Computer Systems

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Program Hours: 855

Application Fee: $40

Tuition:$1,795.50


Lab Fees:$80

Books/Supplies: $1,380



Program Hours:

825

Application Fee:$40

Tuition:$1,732.50


Lab Fees:$100 – $110

Books/Supplies: $317 – $557

Financial Aid:VA

COURSES & HOURS

MCITP:SA/CCNA

KNIT 0751 Routing & Switching I 90

KNIT 0756 Routing & Switching II 90

KNIT 0760 Routing & Switching III 90

KNIT 0765 Routing & Switching IV 90

KNWE 0642 Network Infrastructure Intro. 75

KNWE 0742 Network Infrastructure Implementation

75

KNWE 0640 Active Directory Administration 90

KNWE 0740 Active Directory Infrastructure 90

KNWE 0646 Server Administrator I 75

KNWE 0746 Server Administrator II 75



COURSES & HOURSKCMS 0136 Computer Components 75 KCMS 0140 Storage & Multimedia 75

KCMS 0151 Wired & Wireless 75 KCMS 0180 Software & Security 75

KNIT 0751 Routing & Switching I 90 KNIT 0756 Routing & Switching II 90

KNIT 0760 Routing & Switching III 90 KNIT 0765 Routing & Switching IV 90


Choose one of three elective tracks:

ELECTIVE TRACK ONE

KCMS 0240 Intro. to Networking Technology

75KCMS 0250 Advanced Network Technology

75

ELECTIVE TRACK TWO

KNIT 0780 Intro. to Wireless Systems 75KNIT 0785 Advanced Wireless Systems

75

ELECTIVE TRACK THREE (Choose 3 courses)

KCMS 0810 MTA Network Fundamentals

50KCMS 0820 MTA Security Fundamentals

50

KCMS 0830 MTA Windows SVR Admin

50KCMS 0840 MTA Windows OS Fundamentals

50

Total Program Hours: 825




ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGYELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY

Automation and Instrumentation Technician

This program is designed to support a wide variety of Automated Controls and Instrumentation occupations, involving automated systems, instrumentation, measurements, electric motors, controls systems, robotics, mechatronics, and the application of fluid power systems. In addition, this program follows the guidelines of the International Society of Automation, offering related courses that help to support and prepare for the ISA associate CST examination, as an entrance point. This Core Automation will provide the valued skills set required by industries involved in manufacturing, mining, refineries, building automation, renewable energy, and full-on industrial controls systems. The program starts out with a solid foundation of the basic theory, laws, circuits, and fundamentals of AC/DC, solid-state and digital electronics. In addition, the student will learn how to use various test equipment for trouble-shooting and repair of electronic circuits. This course covers electronic components, how they function, and how to test devices. Students learn the skills required of an Automation and Instrumentation Technician to understand, maintain, troubleshoot, and repair modern electronic automated systems. Coverage of industrial data communications is also included, as well as applications, theory and project based programmable logic controllers.

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Location:Westpointe

Program Hours:1,362

Application Fee:$40

Tuition:$2,860.20


Lab Fees:$100


Financial Aid:Pell, VA (pending)

COURSES & HOURS

KELA 0190 Assembly and Soldering 24

KET2 0101 Electronics Math 100

KET2 0102 Technical Writing 18

KET2 0103 DC Fundamentals and Circuits 120

KET2 0104 AC Fundamentals and Circuits 120

KET2 0105 Analog Devices and Circuits 160

KET2 0106 Digital Circuits and Applications 160

KET2 0107 Technician Certification 32

KET2 0108 Test and Measurement Instrumentation 60

KAIT 0100 National Electrical Code 12

KAIT 0105 Automated Systems 96

KAIT 0110 Instrumentation and Control Documentation

12

KAIT 0115 Measurement and Control 72

KAIT 0120 Electric Motors and Control Systems 60

KAIT 0125 Fluid Power Systems 60

KAIT 0130 Maintenance of Instruments and Systems 60

KAIT 0135 Troubleshooting Automated Systems 48

KAIT 0140 Industrial Data Communications 36

KET2 0250 Programmable Logic Controllers 96

KAIT 0145 ISA CST Exam Prep (CST) 16

Total Program Hours 1,362



• 17-3024.01 Robotics Technicians• 17-3023.01 Electronics Engineering Technicians• 17-3024.00 Electro-Mechanical Technicians• 49-2094.00 Electrical and Electronics Repairers,

Commercial and Industrial Equipment• 49-9012.00 Control and Valve Installers and Repairers,

Except Mechanical Door• 49-9071.00 Maintenance and Repair Workers, General• 49-9099.01 Geothermal Technicians




ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY

Electromechanical Assembly Technician

Electronics Assembly Technician

Students learn to use the latest techniques and tools to ensure high reliability soldering and electromechanical assembly in this multiple part, hands-on program. The Universal Assembly and Repair module covers all aspects of single and double-sided through-hole circuit board technology, including: high reliability soldering, solder theory, assembly and rework techniques of wire connections, terminals, axial lead, DIPS, flatpacks, and multi-leaded components. The surface mount technology assembly and repair module stress safe installation and removal of surface mount components, chip, SOT’s, MELF, SOICs, QFPs, and PLCC, using the latest equipment and techniques.

The Electromechanical Project Assembly course ties all of the program elements together resulting in a project with soldering, mechanical, cabling, safety, cleaning, and handling elements. Upon satisfactory completion of this program, students will be able to “accept” or “reject” decisions for the appropriate class/classes of electronic assembly production, based on the acceptability requirements of the IPC-A-610E standard. The IPC/WHIM-A-620B course will train students in modern cabling and harnessing techniques and acceptability requirements of that standard. Students will prepare for the IPC 620 industry certification. The J-Std-001 course will prepare students to pass the IPC JStd-001 exam which includes written and practical elements.

Students learn to use the latest techniques and tools to ensure high reliability soldering in this two-part, hands-on program. The universal assembly and repair module covers all aspects of single and double-sided through-hole circuit board technology, including: high reliability soldering, solder theory; assembly and rework techniques of wire connections; terminals; axial lead; DIPS; flatpacks and multi-leaded components. The Surface Mount Technology (SMT) assembly and repair module stress safe installation and removal of surface-mount components, chip, SOTs, MELF, SOICs, QFPs and PLCC, using the latest equipment and techniques. Upon satisfactory completion of this program, students will be able to “accept” or “reject” decisions for the appropriate class/classes of electronic assembly production, based upon the acceptability requirements of the IPC-A-610E standard.


For state and national occupation in-formation, visit http://online.onetcenter.org/find/and enter the following O*Net code(s):

• 17-3024.00 Electromechanical Technicians

• 51-2023.00 Electromechanical Equipment Assemblers



• 51-2022.00 Electrical and Electronic Equipment Assemblers• 51-2023.00 Electromechanical Equipment Assemblers

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Location:Westpointe

Program Hours:454

Applica-tion Fee:$40

Tuition:$953.40


Lab Fees:$95


Financial Aid:VA

COURSES & HOURS

KET2 0111 Basic Computer Literacy

36KAIT 0100 National Electrical Code

12

KELA 0172 IPC-A-610 Certification

36KELA 0151 Universal Assembly & Repair

72

KELA 0161 Surface Mount Technology

72KEMA 0167 IPC-J-Standard-001E Certification

36

KEMA 0169 IPC/WHMA-A-620B Certification

60KEMA 0180 Electromechani-cal Project

70

KEMA 0172 Intro to Manufacturing Process

60 Total Program Hours 454

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Location:Westpointe

Program Hours:228

Application Fee:$40

Tuition:$478.80


Lab Fees:$45


Financial Aid:VA

COURSES & HOURS

KET2 0111 Basic Computer Literacy 36 KAIT 0100 National Electrical Code 12

KELA 0172 IPC-A-610E Certification Specialist 36 KELA 0161 Surface Mount Technology 72

KELA 0151 Universal Assembly & Repair 72 Total Program Hours 228






Electronics Communications Technician

Electronics Engineering Technician

This program provides a solid foundation for students desiring to enter the electronics communications technician field. The program includes the core electronics curriculum and covers the basic theory, laws, and circuits, ad fundamentals of AC/DC, solid-state and digital electronics. Students learn communications theory including radio frequency, digital wireless, fiber optics, microwave, and antennas, as well as learn how to use various test equipment.

This program provides a solid foundation for students who desire to enter the electronics engineering technician field. The program covers basic theory, laws, and circuits, and fundamentals of AC/DC, solid-state and digital electronics. The program covers the functions of electronic components and how to use testing equipment. Troubleshooting techniques, schematic symbols and diagrams are used to enable students to learn the skills required to be an electronic engineering technician. Participants in the program learn to use technician equipment such as: microprocessors, embedded controllers, (including software), schematic capture and circuit simulation, and printed circuit board design.


For state and national occupation information, visit http://online.onet center.org/find/and enter the following O*Net code(s):

• 17-3023.01 Electronics Engineering Technicians• 49-2093.00 Electrical Installers and Repairers



• 17-3023.01 Electronics Engineering Technicians

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Location:Westpointe

Program Hours:1,310

Application Fee:$40

Tuition:$2,751.00


Lab Fees:$120



Location:Westpointe

Program Hours:1,226

Application Fee:$40

Tuition:$2,574.60


Lab Fees:$150



COURSES & HOURS

KELA 0190 Assembly & Soldering 24 KET2 0101 Electronics Math 100

KET2 0102 Technical Writing 18 KET2 0103 DC Fundamentals and Circuits 120

KET2 0104 AC Fundamentals and Circuits 120 KET2 0105 Analog Devices

& Circuits 160

KET2 0106 Digital Circuits and Apps. 160 KET2 0107 Technician

Certification 32

KET2 0108 Test and Measurement Instrumentation 60 KECT 0110 Signal Processing 60

KECT 0111 Electronic Communications Systems 120 KECT 0112 Antennas,

Transmission Lines and Towers 60

KECT 0141 Microwaves and Radar Systems 72 KECT 0151 Fiber Optics Installer

Certification 96

KECT 0113 Telecom and Data Com - TCM Certification 72 KECT 0114 FCC License

Preparation – GROL 36

Total Program Hours: 1,310

COURSES & HOURS

KELA 0190 Assembly and Soldering 24 KET2 0101 Electronics Math 100

KET2 0102 Technical Writing 18KET2 0103 DC Fundamentals and Circuits

120

KET2 0104 AC Fundamentals and Circuits

120KET2 0105 Analog Devices and Circuits

160

KET2 0106 Digital Circuits and Apps. 160KET2 0107 Technician Certification

32

KET2 0108 Test and Measurement Instrumentation

60 KEET 0100 LabVIEW Basics 96

KET2 0171 Microprocessors 96 KET2 0172 Embedded Controllers 96

KEET 0400 Capture and Simulation 72 KEET 0500 Circuit Board Design 72







COURSES & HOURS

KELA 0190 Assembly and Soldering 24 KET2 0101 Electronics Math 100

KET2 0102 Technical Writing 18KET2 0103 DC Fundamentals and Circuits

120

KET2 0104 AC Fundamentals and Circuits

120KET2 0105 Analog Devices and Circuits

160

KET2 0106 Digital Circuits and Apps. 160KET2 0107 Technician Certification

32


60 KEET 0100 LabVIEW Basics 96

KET2 0171 Microprocessors 96 KET2 0172 Embedded Controllers 96

KEET 0400 Capture and Simulation 72 KEET 0500 Circuit Board Design 72



COURSES & HOURS

KELA 0172 IPC-A-610E Certification IPC Specialist 36

KELA 0151 Univ. Assembly & Repair 72

KELA 0161 Surface Mount Technology 72

KET2 0101 Electronics Math 100

KET2 0102 Technical Writing 18

KET2 0103 DC Fundamentals and Circuits 120

KET2 0104 AC Fundamentals and Circuits 120

KET2 0105 Analog Devices and Circuits 160

KET2 0106 Digital Circuits and Apps. 160

KET2 0107 Technician Certification 32


60

Choose Two 96-Hour Elective:

KECT 0151 Fiber Optics Installer Certification 96

KET2 0171 Microprocessor 96

KET2 0172 Embedded Controllers 96

KET2 0173 Troubleshooting 96

KEET 0100 LabVIEW Basics 96

KET2 0250 Programmable Logic Controllers 96

KEMA 0167 IPC J-STD 001E Certification andKEMA 0169 IPC/WHMA-A-620B Certification

3660

KET2 0220 Cooperative Externship 96


Electronics Technician

This program provides a solid foundation for students who desire to enter the electronics technician field. The program covers basic theory, laws, circuits, fundamentals of AC/DC, solid-state, and digital electronics. Students learn modern assembly and soldering techniques such as surface-mount and ceramic-soldering techniques. In addition, students learn how to use various test equipment for trouble-shooting and repair of electronic circuits. The course also covers how electronic components function and how to test devices.



• 17-3024.00 Electro-Mechanical Technician• 49-2011.00 Computer, Automated Teller, and Office Machine Repairer• 49-2094.00 Electrical and Electronics Repairer, Commercial and

Industrial Equipment• 49-2097.00 Electronic Home Entertainment Equipment Installers and

Repairers• 49-9062.00 Medical Equipment Repairer

QUICK FACTS

Location:Westpointe

Program Hours: 1,142

Application Fee:$40

Tuition:$2,398.20


Lab Fees:$100 - $170


Financial Aid:Pell, VA




Certified Nursing Assistant

Clinical Lab Assistant

This program is designed to provide students with the skills necessary to meet the State of Utah nursing assistant certification requirements. Students completing the program will learn the responsibilities of a certified nursing assistant, and how to provide for the physical, physiological, and psychological needs of patients in a hospital or long term facility. The curriculum includes an overall introduction to human relations, anatomy, physiology, and bacteriology, as well as consideration of body mechanics, disease processes, and therapeutic approaches. Universal precautions are taught throughout the program, and emphasis is placed on the need to protect the patient, as well as the nursing assistant.

This program will prepares students to work as a clinical lab assistant. Clinical lab assistants specialize in conducting medical tests on specimens and samples, and typically work clinics, doctor’s offices, and hospitals, performing various laboratory and clinical tasks. Clinical tasks of this occupation include: taking medical histories, recording vital signs, explaining procedures, preparing patients for procedures, and assisting physicians while they draw blood or collect samples. Laboratory tasks include preparing and analyzing specimens, performing basic tests, disposing of contaminated supplies, and sterilizing medical instruments.

HEALTH CARE TECHNOLOGY


For state and national occupation informa-tion, visit http://online.onetcenter.org/find/and enter the following O*Net code(s):

• 31-1011.00 Home Health Aids• 31-1012.00 Nursing Aids, Orderlies,

and Attendants• 31-1013.00 Psychiatric Aid• 31-2022.00 Physical Therapist Aid• 39-9021.00 Personal and Home Care

Aids

COURSES & HOURS

KCNA 0100 Patient Care, Theory 74

KCNA 0110 Skills Lab 20

KCNA 0120 Patient Care, Long-Term 16

KCNA 0140 Patient Care, Acute 12


COURSES & HOURS

KAOS 0110 Beginning Keyboarding 20


KCMA 0105 Working in Health Care Environment

70

KCMA 0065 Medical. Office Communications and Records

55

KCMA 0115 Medical Assisting Procedures I

95

KCMA 0125 Medical Assisting Procedures II

60



Standalone Course Offerings:

KCNA 0010 CPR for Health Care Professional

4

QUICK FACTS

QUICK FACTS

Location:Jordan

Program Hours:122

Application Fee:$40

Tuition:$256.20


Lab Fees:$20

Books/Sup-plies: $230

Financial Aid:VA

Location:Jordan

Program Hours:345

Application Fee:$40

Tuition:$724.50


Lab Fees:$130


Financial Aid:VA (pending)



• 29-2012.00 Medical and Clinical Laboratory Technicians





HEALTH CARE TECHNOLOGY HEALTH CARE TECHNOLOGY

COURSES & HOURS

KAOS 0110 Beginning Keyboarding 20



KCMA 0105 Working in Health Environment 70

KCMA 0065 Medical Office Communications and Records 55

KCMA 0115 Medical Assisting Procedures I 95

KCMA 0125 Medical Assisting Procedures II 60

KCMA 0135 Medical Assisting Procedures III 110

KCMA 0165 Intro. to Insurance/Billing Procedures 40

KCMA 0200 Assisting with Office Procedures 220

KCMA 0420 Final Review & Certification Preparation 10


KCMA 0431 Medical Assisting Externship 165


COURSES & HOURS





KACT 0115 Basic Spreadsheets 40

KAOS 0225 Intermediate Business Communications 58



KMCB 0110 Medical Filing 15

KMCB 0120 Medical Terminology 30

KMCB 0130 Anatomy 40

KMCB 0170 ICD-10 Coding 45

KMCB 0140 Medical Office Software 70

KMCB 0165 Intro to Electronic Health Records 50

KMCB 0241 Cooperative Externship 2 80


Clinical Medical Assisting

Health Information Specialist

Clinical medical assistants perform routine clinical tasks in clinics, doctor’s offices, and hospitals. Clinical duties may include collecting medical histories, recording vital signs, explaining procedures, preparing patients for examinations, and assisting physicians during exams.

This non-credit training program prepares students to work in the medical records offices of hospitals, larger medical clinics, doctors’ offices, and insurance companies. It provides basic clerical training in computer concepts, Windows, Internet, e-mail, medical filing, keyboarding, word processing, ten-key, medical terminology, medical accounting/patient scheduling, and electronic health records. Special emphasis is placed on customer service and life skills training. This curriculum includes a 120-hour cooperative externship at a medical facility in the medical records department.



• 31-9092.00 Medical Assistants



• 43-6013.00 Medical Secretary

QUICK FACTS

QUICK FACTS

Location:Jordan

Program Hours:950

Application Fee:$40

Tuition:$1,995.00


Lab Fees:$145



Location:South City

Program Hours:678

Application Fee:$40

Tuition:$1,423.80


Lab Fees:$49.50

Books/Sup-plies: $675.70






Medical Coding & Billing

Medical Office Administration

This non-credit training program prepares students to pass the National Medical Coding Certification Exam (CPC-A) and work in outpatient medical coding areas of hospitals, larger medical clinics, medical supply companies and doctors’ offices. It provides basic clerical training in computer concepts, Internet, e-mail, keyboarding/skill building, word processing, ten-key, medical filing, medical terminology, insurance billing, medical accounting/patient scheduling software, outpatient coding, and spreadsheets. Emphasis is placed on customer service and life skills.

The Medical Office Administration program prepares students to work in many different businesses in the health care industry including doctor’s offices, clinics, and hospitals. Medical office administrative assistants help with many business functions, such as storing, retrieving, and integrating information for staff and patients, assisting with patient intakes, basic accounting and insurance filing, general record keeping and file maintenance, and other front office tasks.



• 29-2071.00 Medical Records and Health Information Technicians• 43-3021.02 Billing Cost and Rate Clerk


For state and national occupation information, visit http://online.onetcenter.org/find/ and enter the following O*Net code(s):

• 43-1011.00 First-Line Supervisors/Managers of Office and Administrative Support Workers

COURSES & HOURS





KAOS 0225 Intermediate Business Communication 58




KMCB 0110 Medical Filing 15

KMCB 0120 Medical Terminology 30

KMCB 0130 Anatomy 40

KMCB 0140 Medical Office Software 70

KMCB 0200 Outpatient Medical Coding 150

KMCB Medical Insurance/Pharmacology 30

KMCB 0210 Cooperative Externship I 80


COURSES & HOURS





KAOS 0245 Comprehensive Business Communications

90


KACT 0115 Basic Spreadsheet 40

KMOA 0111 Medical Terminology 70

KMOA 0145 Anatomy and Physiology 50

KMOA 0120 Medical Law & Ethics 60

KMOA 0130 Psychology for Healthcare 30

KMOA 0155 Medical Office Procedures I 60

KMOA 0170 Medical Office Procedures II 60

KMOA 0180 Medical Office Procedures III 60

KMOA 0101 First Aid/CPR 10

KWRK 0515 Job Seeking Skills 15

KMOA 0211 Med Office Externship 160


QUICK FACTS

QUICK FACTS

Location:South City

Program Hours:803

Application Fee:$40

Tuition:$1,686.30


Lab Fees: $354.50

Books/Supplies: $1,146.00


Location:Jordan Campus

Program Hours:940

Application Fee:$40

Tuition:$1974.00

Student Fees: $141

Lab Fees: $49.50



MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY




HEALTH CARE TECHNOLOGY MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY

Manual Machinist

Welding

This program prepares students for skilled positions as an entry-level manual machinist. Manual machinists set up and operate a variety of machine tools to produce precision parts and instruments. Through hands-on projects and computer-assisted instruction, students learn the basic skills needed to fabricate, modify, or repair mechanical and/or precision instruments. This occupation may also require eligible candidates to fabricate and modify parts to make or repair machine tools or maintain industrial machines.

Students enrolled in this program are provided opportunities to learn entry-level-job skills in welding processes most commonly used in today’s industries. Instruction and practice is provided for oxy-acetylene, shielded-metal-arc, gas-metal-arc, flux-cored-arc and gas-tungsten-arc welding. Instruction also covers theory and applications of processes, encompassing both ferrous and non-ferrous metals. Safe practices are emphasized throughout the program. Additional instruction is provided in mathematics for welding and blueprint reading. Students will also have the opportunity to learn techniques for welder performance qualifications and certification testing. Thermal cutting and gouging techniques using oxy-fuel, plasma-arc and arc-air processes are also covered.

QUICK FACTS

QUICK FACTS

Location:Taylorsville Redwood

Program Hours:450

Application Fee:$40

Tuition:$945.00


Lab Fees:$60

Books/ Supplies: $225.00

Financial Aid: VA

Location:Taylorsville Redwood

Program Hours:1,155

Application Fee:$40

Tuition:$2,425.50


Lab Fees:$300


Financial Aid: PELL, VA

COURSES & HOURS

KMAT 0010 Machine Shop Introduction 25

KMAT 0050 Blueprint Reading 50

KMAT 0205 Basic Lathe 60

KMAT 0250 Advanced Lathe 60

KMAT 0105 Basic Mill 60

KMAT 0155 Advanced Mill 60

KMAT 0305 Basic Grinding 60

KMAT 0355 Advanced Grinding 60



COURSES & HOURS

KWLD 0115 Intro to Welding & Lab Safety 10

KWLD 0126 Oxy-Acetylene Welding 120

KWLD 0136 Basic Shielded Metal Arc Welding 190

KWLD 0235 Advanced Shielded Metal Arc Welding 150

KWLD 0145 Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW) 160

KWLD 0165 Blueprint Reading for Welders 100

KWLD 0170 Flux Cored Arc Welding (FCAW) 170

KWLD 0180 Gas Metal Arc Welding (GTAW) 140

KWLD 0190 Math for Welders 100





• 51-4041.00 Machinists• 51-4081.01 Combination Machine Tool

Setters and Set-Up Operators, Metal and Plastic



• 51-4121.01 Welders, Production• 51-4121.02 Welders and Cutters




MEDIA & WEB DESIGN TECHNOLOGY

Graphic Designer

Media Design Technology

In the Graphic Design program, students learn to communicate with employees, customers, and other businesses through printed material, websites, electronic presentations, videos and other related media. This program is designed to provide students with a thorough understanding of the skills and visual literacy needed for employment in the graphic design media industry. The courses will cover visual language, composition, typography, photography, color, and graphic communication. This program provides comprehensive training in software applications and skills to prepare students for employment requiring design responsibilities in a variety of organizational settings.

Businesses rely on printed materials, websites, electronic presentations, videos, and other related media to communicate with employees, customers, and other businesses. The Media Design Technology program teaches students how to use leading computer applications to prepare messages using a variety of platforms. This program also teaches the theory and fundamentals of developing effective communication pieces in each media format. Students can choose to focus on one particular discipline or learn skills in several different multimedia fields in preparation for employment in skilled or semi-skilled positions.

Students in this program choose one or more tracks depending on what areas they would like to specialize in. See the instructor for additional information.



• 27-1024.00 Graphic Designers



• 27-1014.00 Multi-Media Artists and Animators

QUICK FACTS

QUICK FACTS

Location:South City

Program Hours:645

Application Fee:$40

Tuition:$1,354.50


Lab Fees:$70


Financial Aid: Pell, VA

Location:South City

Program Hours:1,275

Application Fee:$40

Tuition:$2,677.50


Lab Fees:$125



COURSES & HOURS

KMDT 0020 Graphic Design Applications 90

KMDT 0031 Design Principles 90

KMDT 0230 Image Editing 90

KMDT 0040 Computer Illustration 90

KMDT 0320 Desktop Publishing Applications 90

KMDT 0010 Media Design Introduction 90

KMDT 0171 Electronic Portfolio 90



COURSES & HOURS

KMDT 0010 Media Design Introduction

90 KMDT 0020 Graphic Design Applications 90

KMDT 0031 Design Principles 90 KMDT 0311 Image

Editing 90

KMDT 0040 Computer Illustration 90 KMDT 0111 Web

Design Fundamentals 120

KWRK 0515 Job-Seeking Skills

Choose at least 690 hours:

KMDT 0101 Design & Internet Technology 90

KMDT 0120 Web Design Authoring 120

KMDT 0140 Web Design Animation 90


KMDT 0205 Interactive Media Scripting 90

KMDT 0210 Web Developer Final Project 90

KMDT 0220 Web Programming Introduction 90

KMDT 0230 Web App. Scripting I 120

KMDT 0240 Web App. Scripting II 120

KMDT 0130 Web Authoring Applications 90


KMDT 0520 Video Production I 90


15






COURSES & HOURS




KMDT 0040 Computer Illustration 90


KMDT 0010 Media Design Introduction 90





Web Programmer

Web Site Designer

This program covers basic and advanced scripting and programming skills needed to create web sites and applications that are dynamic, data-driven, and interactive. The courses include techniques to build web sites that ensure functionality, security, and ease of use. Instruction includes debugging, validating, cookies, sessions, server and client-side issues. The Web Programmer certificate is designed to provide you with comprehensive training in scripting, software applications, and skills to prepare you for employment doing web programming tasks in a variety of organizational settings.

Businesses rely on printed materials, websites, electronic presentations, videos, and other related media to communicate with employees, customers, and other businesses. This program is designed to teach students with the necessary skills to design, create, and publish dynamic interactive web sites using the latest web design authoring software. The courses will provide students with the skills to produce professional user-friendly web sites that incorporate efficiency of design, and ease of maintenance. The Web Site Designer program provides comprehensive training in software applications and skills to prepare participants for a career in web design in a variety of organizational setup.



• 15-1099.04 Web Developers• 15-1021.00 Computer Programmers



• 15-1099.04 Web Developers

QUICK FACTS

QUICK FACTS

Location:South City

Program Hours:765

Application Fee:$40

Tuition:$1,606.50


Lab Fees:$75.00



Location:South City

Program Hours:675

Application Fee:$40

Tuition:$1,417.50


Lab Fees:$65



COURSES & HOURS


KMDT 0111 Web Design Fundamentals 120

KMDT 0120 Web Design Authoring 120

KMDT 0230 Web Applications Scripting I 120

KMDT 0240 Web Applications Scripting II 120

KMDT 0205 Interactive Media Scripting 90

KMDT 0210 Web Developer Final Project 90



COURSES & HOURS




KMDT 0130 Web Authoring Applications 90


KMDT 0111 Web Design Fundamentals 120







PROFESSIONAL DRIVING

Professional Truck DrivingThis intensive program is designed to prepare students for an entry-level truck driving position as a Class “A” CDL driver. The program has two courses with units of study that cover basic and advanced operating practices, defensive driving, inspections, life skills and essential activities such as trip planning, map reading, hours of service, cargo handling and an employment workshop.

QUICK FACTS


Program Hours:240

Application Fee:$40

Tuition:$504.00

Student Fees: $36

Lab Fees:$1,950

Books/Supplies: $87

Financial Aid:VA

COURSES & HOURS

KPDR 0510 Truck Driving Class A CDL 160

KPDR 0521 Extended Driving Course 80


Standalone Course Offerings:

KCDL 0100 CDL Learner’s Permit 16

KCDL 0120 CDL Upgrade 80

PROFESSIONAL DRIVING

School of Applied Technology

PROFESSIONAL DRIVING Professional Truck Driving

$2,572

$72*

$744*

240

16

80

PROGRAMHOURS

LOCATIONFINANCIALAID

TOTAL TUITION/FEES BOOKS/SUPPLIES Meadowbrook

Meadowbrook

Meadowbrook

VA

No

No

(Costs are subject to change.)

*Includes application fee of $40 which is a one-time fee. However, students who have been away from SLCC longer than two years must re-apply. Books and supplies are a separate cost.

Job ReadyCareer CenteredLow-Cost Tuition Flexible Scheduling

This intensive program is designed to prepare students for an entry-level truck driving position

as a Class “A” CDL driver. The program has two courses with units of study that cover basic

and advanced operating practices, defensive driving, inspections, life skills and essential

activities such as trip planning, map reading, hours of service, cargo handling and an

employment workshop.

The School of Applied Technology offers a 240-hour Professional Truck Driving program:

Additional Standalone Courses: CDL Learner’s PermitCDL Upgrade

SKILLED SERVICE TECHNOLOGY




PROFESSIONAL DRIVING SKILLED SERVICE TECHNOLOGY

Air Conditioning/Heating/Refrigeration

Heavy Duty Diesel Maintenance Technician

This is an entry-level program for prospective technicians and is designed to prepare students for future employment in the heating, ventilation, air conditioning, refrigeration (HVACR) industry. The program consists of six major sections of required core training and three elective courses that allow students to determine an area of study to specialize in. Throughout the training students will be given the opportunity to demonstrate and certify their skills by participating in nationally recognized tests which provide “employment ready” certifications.

The Heavy Duty Diesel Maintenance program prepares students for entry-level positions in diesel equipment service and repair shops. Students learn basic safety and shop skills to perform preventive maintenance and inspections, repair various brake systems, and adjust and maintain suspension and steering systems. Students are required to learn basic computer and math skills that are needed in the service environment.



• 49-9021.00 Heating, Air Conditioning, Refrigeration Mechanics and Installers• 49-9021.01 Heating and Air Conditioning Mechanics• 49-9021.02 Refrigeration Mechanics



• 49-3031.00 Bus and Truck Mechanics and Diesel Engine Specialists• 49-3042.00 Mobile Heavy Equipment Mechanics

QUICK FACTS

Curriculum is undergoing revision.

New Program is anticipated to start Spring 2015.

Contact an advisor for further details.

COURSES & HOURS

KACC 0100 Safety Fundamentals 20

KACC 0105 Green Energy Systems 40

KACC 0200 Fundamentals of Electricity 180

KACC 0220 Electrical Applications 140

KACC 0230 HVAC Fundamentals 20

KACC 0240 Applied Combustion Theory 80

KACC 0250 Applied Refrigeration Theory 70

KACC 0260 Automotive A/C Service 10

KACC 0300 Residential HVAC Systems 160

KACC 0290 Employment Workshop 0-10

Choose Two:

KACC 0400 Light Commercial HVAC Systems

80

KACC 0420 Commercial HVAC Systems 80

KACC 0440 Commercial Heat/Refrigeration 80

Choose One:

KACC 0500 Capstone Project 80

KACC 0990 HVAC Externship 80-240



Program Hours:960

Application Fee:$40

Tuition:$2016

Student Fees: $144

Lab Fees:$110






Phone: (801) 957-3354Fax: (801) 957-3315

E-mail: [email protected]/appliedtech

Jordan Campus3491 W 9000 S

West Jordan, Utah 84088

Meadowbrook Campus250 West 3900 South

Salt Lake City, Utah 84107-1459

South City Campus1575 South State Street


Taylorsville Redwood Campus4600 South Redwood Road

P. O. Box 30808


Westpointe Center2150 West Dauntless Avenue (1000 N.)

Salt Lake City, Utah 84116

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