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Digital Arts Technology |
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• DAT* H237 - Principles of Sound Recording
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• DAT* H240 - Multimedia Authoring III
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• DAT* H290 - Digital Arts Project
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• GRA* H150 - Introduction to Graphic Design
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Drug and Alcohol Recovery Counselor |
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• DAR* H101 - Issues in Drug and Alcohol Abuse
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• DAR* H111 - Addiction Counseling I
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• DAR* H112 - Group Counseling Theory and Techniques
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• DAR* H158 - Biology of Addiction
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• DAR* H213 - Addiction Counseling II
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• DAR* H220 - Co-Occurring Disorders Counseling
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• DAR* H251 - Counseling Internship I
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• DAR* H252 - Counseling Internship II
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Early Childhood Education |
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• ECE* H101 - Introduction to Early Childhood Education
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• ECE* H103 - Creative Experiences for Children
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• ECE* H106 - Music and Movement for Children
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• ECE* H109 - Science and Math for Children
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• ECE* H141 - Infant/Toddler Growth and Development
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• ECE* H176 - Health, Safety and Nutrition
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• ECE* H206 - Administration and Supervision of Early Childhood Programs
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• ECE* H210 - Observation, Participation and Seminar
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• ECE* H215 - The Exceptional Learner
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• ECE* H222 - Methods and Techniques in Early Childhood Education
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• ECE* H231 - Early Language and Literacy Development
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• ECE* H290 - Student Teaching I
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• ECE* H291 - Student Teaching II
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Economics |
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• ECN* H101 - Principles of Macroeconomics
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• ECN* H102 - Principles of Microeconomics
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• ECN* H130 - Consumer Economics
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• ECN* H250 - Money and Banking
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Electronic Engineering Technology |
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• EET* H102 - Electrical Applications
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• EET* H104 - Electronic CAD and Fabrication
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• EET* H110 - Electric Circuits I
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• EET* H114 - Electric Circuits II
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• EET* H126 - LabVIEW
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• EET* H136 - Electronics I
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• EET* H208 - Applied Circuit Analysis
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• EET* H232 - Electronics II
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• EET* H242 - Fiber Optics
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• EET* H251 - Electronic Instrumentation
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• EET* H252 - Digital Electronics
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• EET* H253 - Advanced Digital Electronics
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• EET* H256 - Microprocessors
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• EET* H268 - Control Systems
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• EET* H294 - Projects
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Emergency Medical Technician |
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• EMT* H100 - Emergency Medical Technician- Basic (EMT-B)
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Engineering Technology |
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• TCN* H101 - Introduction to Engineering Technology
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Engineering Science |
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• EGR* H111 - Introduction to Engineering
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• EGR* H201 - MATLAB for Engineers
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• EGR* H211 - Engineering Statistics
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• EGR* H212 - Engineering Dynamics
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English |
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• ENG* H063 - Writing: Intro to the Essay
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• ENG* H096 - Introduction to College English
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• ENG* H101 - Composition
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• ENG* H102 - Literature and Composition
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• ENG* H200 - Advanced Composition
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• ENG* H202 - Technical Writing
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• ENG* H211 - Short Story
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• ENG* H214 - Dramatic Literature
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• ENG* H215 - Studies in Children’s Literature
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• ENG* H221 - American Literature I
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• ENG* H222 - American Literature II
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• ENG* H231 - British Literature I
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• ENG* H232 - British Literature II
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• ENG* H241 - World Literature I
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• ENG* H242 - World Literature II
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• ENG* H251 - African-American Literature
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• ENG* H260 - Studies in Women’s Literature
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• ENG* H269 - Studies in Young Adult Literature
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• ENG* H274 - The Graphic Novel as Literature
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• ENG* H277 - Science Fiction & Society
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• ENG* H278 - Contemporary Literature
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• ENG* H281 - Creative Writing
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English as a Second Language ESL students registered prior to Fall 2015 may use up to 6 credits of intermediate and advanced levels of ESL courses to fulfill the modern language and/or arts and humanities elective requirements. For new students registered in Fall 2015 or onwards, ESL* H169 , ESL* H162 and ESL* H157 only can be used to fulfill the General Education Requirements for Written Communication and Oral Communication respectively. However, transfer of ESL credits from NVCC to other institutions or from other institutions to NVCC are governed by the policies of the receiving institution.
The ESL courses are designed for students whose native language is not English. The sequence endeavors to help students attain a level of proficiency in English that will permit them to succeed in the academic or career programs of the college. The ESL sequence has six levels. The core of the sequence is the 6-credit reading/writing courses which integrate discussion and grammar into the content. There are grammar courses from levels one through five; oral communication courses at levels one, three and five; and pronunciation course at levels three and four. Placement in ESL courses is determined by the ESL office and is based on the Levels of English Proficiency (LOEP) exam and a writing sample. To be promoted to the next level, students must demonstrate mastery of the respective language learning competencies, which is determined by a grade of “C” or better and completion of all coursework. Students in upper levels of ESL may concurrently take some academic courses, in accordance with course prerequisites.
Students in ESL* H152 - Reading and Writing V have the option to go to either ESL* H162 - Reading and Writing VI , especially designed for those who earned a “C” or “C+” in ESL* H152 . Successful completion of this course with a “C” or better will promote students to ENG* H101 . For those ESL* H152 students who earned a B- or higher or for those who demonstrated high placement scores at this proficiency level, they can take an accelerated class, ESL* H169 - Writing VI that is taken concurrently with an ENG* H101 ALP, which combined are known as Composition ESL ALP. After successful completion of the ESL ALP sequence, with a “C” or better, students progress to ENG* H102 or a higher ENG course.
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• ESL* H013 - Writing and Reading I
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• ESL* H015 - Grammar I
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• ESL* H017 - Oral Communications I
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• ESL* H022 - Reading and Writing II
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• ESL* H025 - Grammar II
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• ESL* H132 - Reading and Writing III
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• ESL* H135 - Grammar III
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• ESL* H137 - Oral Communications III
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• ESL* H139 - Pronunciation III
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• ESL* H141 - Integrated Skills IV
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• ESL* H142 - Reading and Writing IV
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• ESL* H145 - Grammar IV
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• ESL* H149 - Pronunciation Workshop
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• ESL* H152 - Reading and Writing V
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• ESL* H155 - Grammar V
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• ESL* H157 - Oral Communications V
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• ESL* H162 - Reading and Writing VI
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• ESL* H169 - Writing VI
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Environmental Science |
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• ENV* H110 - Environmental Regulations
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• ENV* H120 - Introduction to Hazardous Materials
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• ENV* H205 - Foundations of Environmental Chemistry
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• ENV* H240 - Principles of Soil and Water Resources
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Fire Technology and Administration |
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• FTA* H112 - Introduction to Fire Technology
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• FTA* H116 - Building Construction
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• FTA* H118 - Fire Prevention and Inspection
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• FTA* H122 - Fire Behavior and Combustion
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• FTA* H126 - Safety and Survival
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• FTA* H130 - Fire Technology and Administration Tech-Prep Internship
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