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Additional classes may be required before entering some course. Entrance is based on placement test scores.

Current
graduation guide

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or visit the Construction Technology Department
website.

Approved 3-4 credit computer science class, CS120 ^{1 A,B,C,D,E} Concepts in Computing I
--OR--
above
--OR--
documented computer proficiency
(0-4 credits)

CT97 ^{2 A,B,C,D,E}
Construction Industry Orientation
(3 credits)
--AND--
CT98 ^{2 A,B,C,D,E}
Construction Tools
(3 credits)
--OR--
CT90 ^{2 A,B,C,D,E}
Build Your Tomorrow: A Complete Guide to Success in the Construction Industry
(3 credits)
--AND--
CT91 ^{2 A,B,C,D,E}
Hands On: A Constructive Approach to Your Next Career
(6 credits)

CT140 ^A,B,C,D,E
Issues in the Construction Environment
(3 credits)

MTH65
Fundamentals of Algebra II
--OR--
designated placement test score as shown on current indicator chart
(4 credits)

WR30 ^A,B,C,D,E
Fundamentals of Composition II
--OR--
designated placement test score
(4 credits)

CT101 ^A,B,C,D,E
Construction Carpentry I
(4 credits)

CT104 ^A,B,C,D,E
Construction Blueprint Reading I
(3 credits)

CT111 ^A,D,E
Computer Aided Drafting: Architectural
(3 credits)

CT125
Introduction to Applied Stresses
(3 credits)

CT198 ^A,B,D
Construction Project Safety
(3 credits)

9.167 ^B,C,D,E
Emergency First Aid
(1 credit)

BT101 ^A,B,C,D,E
Human Relations in Organizations
--OR--
PSY101 ^A,B,C,D,E
Psychology of Human Relations
(3 credits)

CT130 ^A,D
Site Survey I
(3-4 credits)

CT204 ^D,E
Construction Blueprint Reading II
(3 credits)

CT211 ^A,D,E
Computer Aided Drafting II: Architectural
(3 credits)

WR115 ^{3 A,B,C,D,E}
Introduction to Expository Writing
--OR--
BT113 ^{3 A,B,C,D,E}
Business English I
--OR--
higher level composition or business writing course
(3 credits)

LIB127
Introduction to Library Research Methods
(1 credit)

BA131 ^E
Business Computing
(4 credits)

CT230
Site Survey II
(3 credits)

CT180 ^{A,B,C,D *}
Cooperative Work Experience/ Construction
(allowed only after minimum safety orientation is completed)
(3 credits)

WR121
English
Composition I
--OR--

BT114
Business English II
--OR--
higher level composition
(3 credits)

CT115 ^D
Geographical Information Systems I
(3 credits)

BT102
Introduction to Supervision
(3 credits)

BA211
Financial Accounting
(4 credits)

CT223
Project Management and Scheduling
(3 credits)

CT229
Construction Safety Management
(3 credits)

MTH95
Intermediate Algebra or higher level math
(4 credits)

BT105
Business Ethics
--OR--
PHL102
Ethics
(3 credits)

CT224
Project Estimating
(3 credits)

CT242
Contract Documents
(3 credits)

G100 ^D
Fundamentals of Geology I
--OR--
G101 ^D
Introduction to Geology I
(3-4 credits)

Approved program elective
(3-4 credits)

See choices below

CT225 ^D
Strength of Materials
(if not taken in first term)
(3 credits)

CT241 ^D,E
Oregon Structural Specialty Code (International Building Code)
(3 credits)

CT245
Oregon Construction Contractor Law
(3 credits)

CT280
Cooperative Work Experience/ Construction
--OR--
CT280C ^E
Cooperative Work Experience/ Construction Capstone
(3 credits)

Approved program elective
(3-4 credits)

See choices below

CT135
Introduction to Spatial Modeling
(3 credits)

CT142 ^D
Building Code Topics
(1-3 credits)

CT199 ^D
Construction Technical Topics
(1-5 credits)

CT215 ^D
Geographical Information Systems II
(3 credits)

CT218
Construction Project Software
(3 credits)

SP111
Fundamentals of Public Speaking
(4 credits)

WR227
Technical Writing
(4 credits)

¹ Successful completion of
CS101 or CS120, or otherwise meeting the proficiency requirement within the last 10 years, fulfills this requirement.

² These course prepare students with little construction experience in  the area of safety, tool use and work readiness. Prerequisites may be  waived upon assessment by department head. Assessment criterioa includes  work and experieince history, demonstratable competencies, and/or
"2+2"  Early College credit.

³ Students may substitute
SP100 , SP111 or SP218 in lieu of 2 required writing credits.

^* Only two (2) credits of CT180 are required in for the Career Pathways Certificate of Completion. One more credit is required for this program. Full credit earned if student completed the Construction Technology Certificate of Completion.

^A This course is listed in the graduation requirements for the Concrete Laborer Career Pathways Certificate of Completion (20-22 credits). It may not have been a required course, so students who have completed this certificate should speak to their advisor to see how many credits can be applied to this program.

^B This course is listed in the graduation requirements for the Construction Helper Career Pathways Certificate of Completion (26 credits).It may not have been a required course, so students who have completed this certificate should speak to their advisor to see how many credits can be applied to this program.

^C This course is listed in the graduation requirements for the CAD Assistant Career Pathways Certificate of Completion (28 credits).It may not have been a required course, so students who have completed this certificate should speak to their advisor to see how many credits can be applied to this program.

^D This course is listed in the graduation requirements for the Construction Technology Certificate of Completion (47-50 credits).It may not have been a required course, so students who have completed this certificate should speak to their advisor to see how many credits can be applied to this program.

^E This course is listed in the graduation requirements for the Architectural Computer Aided Drafting Certificate of Completion (58 credits).It may not have been a required course, so students who have completed this certificate should speak to their advisor to see how many credits can be applied to this program.

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Additional classes may be required before entering some courses. Entrance is based on placement test scores.

Current
graduation guide

For more information,
contact the

Counseling Department

Minimum eight credits required.

Students who took writing classes of three credits each must have WR121, WR122 and either WR123 or WR227. Students taking classes of four credits each must take WR121 and either WR122 or WR227.

WR121 ^A
English Composition I
(4 credits)

WR122 ^A
English Composition II
--OR--
WR227 ^A
Technical Writing
(4 credits)

Minimum one course required

SP100 ¹
Basic Communication
(4 credits)

SP111^A
Fundamentals of Public Speaking
(4 credits)

SP115 ²
Introduction to Intercultural Communication
(4 credits)

SP218
Interpersonal Communication
(4 credits)

Minimum one course required; prerequisite: MTH95

MTH105 ^A
Introduction to Contemporary Mathematics
(4 credits)

MTH111 ^A
College Algebra
(4 credits)

MTH112 ^A
Elementary Functions
(4 credits)

MTH211, ^A
MTH212, ^A
MTH213 ^A
Fundamentals of Elementary Math
(I, II, III)
(5 credits each)

MTH243 ^A
Probability and Statistics
(4 credits)

MTH244 ^A
Inferential Statistics
(4 credits)

MTH251, ^A
MTH252, ^A
MTH253 ^A
Calculus
(I, II, III)
(5 credits each)

MTH254 ^A
Vector Calculus
(5 credits)

MTH256 ^A
Differential Equations
(5 credits)

MTH261 ^A
Linear Algebra
(5 credits)

Minimum one or more courses totaling at least three credits

HE112
Emergency First Aid
(1 credit)

HE199
Special Studies
(1 credit)

HE208
HIV and Infectious Diseases
(1 credit)

HE250
Personal Health
(3 credits)

HE252
First Aid/CPR
(3 credits)

HE253
Wilderness First Aid
(3 credits)

HE261
CPR
(1 credit)

HPE295
Health and Fitness for Life
(3 credits)

PE185
Activity Courses
(1-3 credits)

PE199
Special Studies
(variable credits)

PE291
Life Guard Training
(2 credits)

PE292
Water Safety Instructor
(2 credits)

Minimum three courses from the following Humanities ³ list chosen from at least two disciplines

ART204, ^{2 A}
ART205, ^{2 A}
ART206 ^{2 A}
History of Art
(I, II, III)
(4 credits each)

ART211 ^{2 A}
Survey of
Visual Arts
(Art Appreciation)
(3 credits)

ENG104, ^A
ENG105, ^A
ENG106 ^A
Introduction to Literature
(Drama, Literature, Poetry)
(4 credits each)

ENG107, ^{2 A}
ENG108, ^{2 A}
ENG109 ^{2 A}
World Literature
(I, II, III)
(4 credits each)

ENG201, ^A
ENG202, ^A
ENG203 ^A
Shakespeare
(I, II, III)
(4 credits each)

ENG204, ^A
ENG205, ^A
ENG206 ^A
Survey of English Literature
(I, II, III)
(4 credits each)

ENG244 ^{2 A}
Introduction to Asian American Literature
(4 credits)

ENG253, ^A
ENG254, ^A
ENG255 ^A
Survey of American Literature
(I, II, III)
(4 credits each)

ENG257 ^{2 A}
African American Literature
(4 credits)

ENG260 ^{2 A}
Introduction to Women Writers
(4 credits)

ENG261 ^A
Literature of
Science Fiction
(4 credits)

ENG275 ^A
The Bible as
Literature
(4 credits)

FA101 ^A
Introduction to Motion Pictures
(4 credits)

FR201, ^{3 A}
FR202, ^{3 A}
FR203 ^{3 A}
Second Year French
(I, II, III)
(4 credits each)

HUM101, ^{2 A}
HUM102, ^{2 A}
HUM103 ^{2 A}
Introduction to Humanities
(I, II, III)
(4 credits each)

HUM215, ^{2 A}
HUM216, ^{2 A}
HUM217, ^{2 A}
HUM218, ^{2 A}
HUM219 ^{2 A}
Native American Arts and Cultures
(Eskimo/Inuit,
First Nations of the Northwest Coast,
Nations of the Plains,
Nations of the Southwest,
Peoples of Mexico)
(4 credits each)

IS110 ^{2 A}
Introduction to International Studies I
(4 credits)

MUS105 ^A
Music Appreciation
(3 credits)

MUS108 ^A
Music in World Cultures
(4 credits)

MUS201 ^A,
MUS202 ^A,
MUS203 ^A
Introduction to Music and Its Literature
(I, II, III)
(4 credits each)

MUS205 ^A
Introduction to Jazz Music and Its Literature
(3 credits)

MUS206 ^A
Introduction to Rock Music and Its Literature
(3 credits)

PHL101 ^A,
PHL102 ^A,
PHL103 ^A
Philosophical Problems/ Ethics/ Critical Reasoning
(4 credits each)

REL201 ^{2 A}
World Religions
(4 credits)

REL243 ^{2 A}
Nature, Religions and Ecology
(4 credits)

SP100 ^{1, 4 A}
Basic Communication
(4 credits)

SP111 ^{4 A}
Fundamentals of Public Speaking
(4 credits)

SP115 ^{4 A}
Introduction to Intercultural Communication
(4 credits)

SP218 ^{4 A}
Interpersonal Communication
(4 credits)

SPAN201, ^{3 A}
SPAN202, ^{3 A}
SPAN203 ^{3 A}
Second Year
Spanish
(I, II, III)
(4 credits each)

At least four courses from the following list chosen from at least two disciplines

ANTH110 ^{2 A}
Introduction to Cultural Anthropology
(4 credits)

ANTH150 ^A
Introduction to Archaeology
(4 credits)

CJ100 ^A
Foundations and Ethics in
Criminal Justice
(4 credits)

CJ214 ^A
Crime, Justice and Diversity
(4 credits)

ECON201 ^A,
ECON202 ^A
Introduction to Microeconomics/ Introduction to Macroeconomics
(4 credits)

GEOG110
Introduction to Cultural/Human Geography
(3 credits)

GEOG120
World Regional Geography
(3 credits)

HST104, ^{2 A}
HST105 ^{2 A}
History of World Civilization
(I, II)
(4 credits each)

HST201, ^A
HST202 ^A
History of the United States
(I, II)
(4 credits each)

PS201, ^A
PS202 ^A
PS203
U. S. Government
(I, II, III)
(3 credits each)

PSY201, ^A
PSY202 ^A
General Psychology
(I, II)
(4 credits each)

PSY215 ^A
Life Span Human Development
(4 credits)

PSY219 ^A
Introduction to Abnormal Psychology
(4 credits)

SOC204, ^{2 A}
SOC205 ^{2 A}
Introduction to Sociology/ American Society
(4 credits)

SOC213 ^{2 A}
Multicultural America
(4 credits)

SOC218 ^{2 A}
Sociology of Gender
(3 credits)

SOC221 ^A/ CJ201 ^A
Juvenile Delinquency
(4 credits)

SOC235 ^{2 A}
Chicano/Latino Historical Experience
(4 credits)

SOC243 ^A/CJ243 ^A
Drugs, Crime, and Addiction
(4 credits)

SOC244 ^A/ CJ101 ^A
Introduction to Criminology
(4 credits)

Minimum four courses from the following list chosen from at least two disciplines including at least three laboratory biological or physical science courses

Only one of the four courses can be a regional field studies course indicated by asterisk

BI101, ^A
BI102, ^A
BI103 ^A
Introduction to Biology (non-majors) w/Lab
(I, II, III)
(4 credits each)

BI109 ^A
Marine Animals and Plants w/Lab
(4 credits)

BI121, ^A
BI122 ^A
Elementary Anatomy/Physiology w/Lab
(I, II)
(4 credits)

BI211, ^A
BI212, ^A
BI213 ^A
Principles of Biology w/Lab
(I, II, III)
(4 credits each)

BI231, ^A
BI232, ^A
BI233 ^A
Anatomy and Physiology w/Lab
(I, II, III)
(4 credits each)

BI234 ^A
Microbiology/ Immunology w/Lab I
(4 credits)

BI272 ^A
Introduction to Ecology w/Lab
(4 credits)

CHEM104, ^A
CHEM105, ^A
CHEM106 ^A
Introductory Chemistry w/Lab and Recitation
(I, II, III)
(5 credits each)

CHEM221, ^A
CHEM222, ^A
CHEM223 ^A
General Chemistry w/Lab and Recitation
(I, II, III)
(5 credits each)

CS161 ^A
Computer Science I
(4 credits)

CS162 ^A
Computer Science II
(4 credits)

CS233B ^A
Visual Basic II 
(4 credits)

G101, ^A
G102, ^A
G103 ^A
Introduction to Geology w/Lab
(I, II, III)
(4 credits each)

GS104, ^A
Physical Science w/lab
(4 credits)

GS105 ^A
Physical Science: Chemistry w/lab
(4 credits)

GS106 ^A
Physical Science: Earth Science w/lab
(4 credits)

GS107 ^A
Physical Science: Astronomy w/lab
(4 credit)

GS108 ^A
Physical Science: Oceanography w/lab
(4 credits)

MTH112 ^{5 A}
Elementary Functions
(5 credits)

MTH211, ^{5 A}
MTH212, ^{5 A}
MTH213 ^{5 A}
Fundamentals of Elementary Math
(I, II, III)
(5 credits each)

MTH243 ^{5 A}
Probability and Statistics
(4 credits)

MTH251, ^{5 A}
MTH252, ^{5 A}
MTH253 ^{5 A}
Calculus
(I,II, III)
(5 credits each)

MTH244 ^{5 A}
Probability Inferential Statistics
(4 credits)

MTH254 ^{5 A}
Vector Calculus
(5 credits)

MTH256 ^{5 A}
Differential Equations
(5 credits)

MTH261 ^{5 A}
Linear Algebra
(5 credits)

PH201, ^A
PH202, ^A
PH203 ^A
General Physics w/lab and recitation
(I, II, III)
(5 credits each)

PH211, ^A
PH212, ^A
PH213 ^A
General Physics (Calculus bases) w/lab and recitation
(I, II, III)
(5 credits each)

SC210 ^A
Environmental Resources w/lab
(4 credits)

Complete sufficient number of college-level (numbered 100 and above) courses to meet total degree requirement of at least 90 credits. It is recommended that electives be from the major area of interest. First-year foreign language courses may be used as elective credits.

A maximum of 12 Cooperative Work Experience (CWE) credits may be used toward this degree.

A maximum of 12 career and technical course credits may be used toward this degree including any career and technical CWE courses.

Note: WR115 Introduction to Expository Writing may be used as elective credit if taken summer term 2000 or after and completed with a letter grade of "C" or better.

¹ SP100 may not be accepted if students do not complete this degree before transferring to an Oregon university.

² Meets cultural literacy criteria (one course required).

³ Students who have graduated from high school or completed a high school equivalency program in 1997 or after must have the following requirement for admission to a four-year Oregon university:

1) Two years of the same high school-level language,
or
2) two terms of college-level language with a grade of

If students plan to complete a Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree at a four-year school, they must have a proficiency in a foreign language regardless of when they graduated from high school or equivalency program.

Note: Second-year foreign languages courses used to meet the Humanities discipline studies requirement on this degree may not be allowed at some schools to also fulfill the foreign language requirement.

⁴ May be taken if not used to fulfill Oral Communication foundational requirement.

⁵ May be taken if not used to fulfill Mathematics foundational requirement.

^A This course is listed in the graduation requirements for the Oregon Transfer Module. It may not have been a required course, so students who have completed this certificate should speak to their advisor to see how many credits can be applied to this program.

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Additional classes may be required before entering some course. Entrance is based on placement test scores.

For more information
contact the
Manufacturing Technology Department

Approved 3-4 credit computer science class, CS120 ¹
Concepts in Computing I
--OR--
above
--OR--
documented computer proficiency
(0-4 credits)

MET101 ^A,B
Mechanical Drafting
(3 credits)

MET105 ^A,B
Mechanical Blueprint Reading
(1 credit)

MFG101 ^B
Introduction to Manufacturing
(3 credits)

MFG121 ^A,B
Manufacturing Processes I
(4 credits)

MFG116 ^A,B
Metrology
(2 credits)

MTH60  ^A,B
Fundamentals of Algebra I
--OR--
MTH63 ^A,B
Applied Technical Math
--OR--
higher level math
(4 credits)

MET104 ^B
Applied Shop Practices
--OR--
MTH112 ^B
Elementary Functions
(3-4 credits)

MET121 ^B
CAD I: Mechanical (SolidWorks)
(3 credits)

MET160 ^B
Materials and Metallurgy
(3 credits)

MFG122 ^A,B
Manufacturing Processes II
(4 credits)

MFG140 ^A,B
CNC Controls
(2 credits)

WR115 ^A,B
Introduction to Expository Writing
--OR--
higher level composition
(3 credits)

LIB127
Introduction to Library Research Methods
(1 credit)

MET122  ^B
CAD II: Mechanical (SolidWorks)
(3 credits)

PSY101 ^B
Psychology of Human Relations
--OR--
BT101 ^B
Human Relations in Organizations
(3 credits)

MFG114 ^B
Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing
(2 credits)

MFG123 ^B
Manufacturing Processes III
(4 credits)

MFG241 ^B
CNC Programming - Mill
(4 credits)

EET101
Introduction to Electronics
(3 credits)

GS104
Physical Science w/lab
(4 credits)

MFG230
Statistics and Quality Control
(3 credits)

MFG242
CAM I: Mastercam
(4 credits)

WLD101
Welding Fundamentals I
(3 credits)

MFG220
Research and Development Prototyping
--OR--
IT280
Cooperative Work Experience/Engineering
(4 credits)

MFG243
CAM II: Mastercam
(4 credits)

WLD102
Welding Fundamentals II
--OR--
approved program elective
(3 credits)

WR121
English Composition I
--OR--
higher level composition
(4 credits)

Approved program elective
(3 credits)

See choices below

MFG255
Computer Integrated Manufacturing
--OR--
IT280
Cooperative Work Experience
(4 credits)

MFG262
Lean Manufacturing
(3 credits)

9.167
Emergency First Aid
--OR--
approved health/first aid elective
(1-3 credits)

Approved program elective
(6 credits)

See choices below

CHEM104,
CHEM105,
CHEM106
Introductory Chemistry w/lab and recitation
(I, II, III)
(5 credits each)

CHEM221,
CHEM222,
CHEM223
General Chemistry w/lab and recitation
(I, II, III)
(5 credits each)

Any CS
applications course
(variable credits)

CS140
Introduction to Operating Systems
(4 credits)

CS240
Advanced Operating Systems
(4 credits)

CS161
Computer Science I
(4 credits)

CS162
Computer Science II
(4 credits)

CS171
Computer Organization I
(4 credits)

EET103
Electronics Drafting
(3 credits)

EET105
Electromechanical Systems
(3 credits)

EET106
Electronic Assembly
(3 credits)

EET110
Electronics Drafting, Packaging and Test Instrumentation
(5 credits)

EET225
Electronics Troubleshooting
(3 credits)

IT111
Selected Technical Topic
(variable credit)

IT121,
IT122,
IT123
Technical Career Support
(I, II, III)
(1 credit each)

IT125
Technical Career Exploration
(1 credit)

IT280
Cooperative Work Experience/ Engineering
(variable credit)

MET111,
MET112,
MET113
Computer Aided Drafting: Mechanical (AutoCAD)
(I, II, III)
(3 credits each)

MET123
Computer Aided Drafting III: Mechanical (SolidWorks)
(3 credits)

MET235
Design of Experiments
(3 credits)

MET240
Project Management
(3 credits)

MFG232
Advanced Statistic Process Control
(3 credits)

MFG244
CNC Programming - Lathe
(3 credits)

MFG260
Fixturing Methods and Tool Selection
(3 credits)

MTH65
Fundamentals of Algebra II
(4 credits)

MTH95
Intermediate Algebra
(4 credits)

MTH95R
Intermediate Algebra Recitation
(1 credit)

MTH111
College Algebra
(4 credits)

MTH111R
College Algebra Recitation
(1 credit)

MTH112 ²
College Algebra
(4 credits)

MTH112R ²
College Algebra Recitation
(1 credit)

MTH243
Probability and Statistics w/lab
(4 credits)

MTH251
Calculus I (Differential) w/lab
(5 credits)

MTH252
Calculus II (Integral) w/lab
(5 credits)

MTH253
Calculus III w/lab
(5 credits)

MTH254
Vector Calculus w/lab
(5 credits)

PH201,
PH202,
PH203
General Physics w/Lab
(I, II, III)
(5 credits each)

PH211,
PH212,
PH213
General Physics/ Calculus w/Lab
(I, II, III)
(5 credits each)

WLD102
Welding Fundamentals II
(3 credits)

WLD111,
WLD112,
WLD113
Technology of Industrial Welding
(I, II, III)
(6 credits each)

WLD121,
WLD122
Fabrication and Repair Practices
(I, II)
(5 credits each)

WLD140
Blueprint Reading for Welders I
(3 credits)

¹ Required for graduation. Successful completion of CS101 or CS120, or otherwise meeting the proficiency requirement within the last 10 years, fulfills this requirement.

² If not taken as required course.

Credit from this associates degree will transfer to Southern Oregon University’s Bachelor of Applied Science degree program. Transfer courses should be chosen from the list of electives where possible. See an advisor for more information or visit www.sou.edu/degreecompletion.

^A This course is listed in the graduation requirements for the Computer Numerical Control (CNC) Operator Career Pathways Certificate of Completion (25 credits). Students who have completed this certificate should speak to their advisor to see how many credits can be applied to this program.

^B This course is listed in the graduation requirements for the Computer Numerical Control (CNC) Technician Certificate of Completion (51-52 credits). Students who have completed this certificate should speak to their advisor to see how many credits can be applied to this program.

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Additional classes may be required before entering some course. Entrance is based on placement test scores.

For more information
contact the
Manufacturing Technology Department

Approved 3-4 credit computer science class, CS120 ^{1 A,B} Concepts in Computing I
--OR--
above
--OR--
documented computer proficiency
(0-4 credits)

RD30 ^A,B
College Reading II
--OR--
designated placement test score as shown on current indicator chart
(0-4 credits)

MTH95
Intermediate Algebra
--OR--
designated placement test score as shown on current indicator chart
(4 credits)

WR115 ^A,B
Introduction to Expository Writing
--OR--
higher level composition
(3 credits)

MET101  ^A,B
Mechanical Drafting
(3 credits)

MET105 ^A,B
Mechanical Blueprint Reading
(1 credit)

MFG101 ^B
Introduction to Manufacturing
(3 credits)

MFG116 ^A,B
Metrology
(2 credits)

MFG121 ^A,B
Manufacturing Processes I
(4 credits)

LIB127
Introduction to Library Research Methods
(1 credit)

MET121 ^B
CAD I: Mechanical (SolidWorks)
(3 credits)

MET160 ^B
Materials and Metallurgy
(3 credits)

MTH111
College Algebra
(4 credits)

WLD101
Welding Fundamentals I
(3 credits)

WR121
English Composition I
(4 credits)

MET122  ^B
CAD II: Mechanical (SolidWorks)
(3 credits)

MFG241 ^B
CNC Programming - Mill
(4 credits)

MFG114 ^B
Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing
(2 credits)

MTH112 ^B
Elementary Functions
(4 credits)

WR122
English Composition II
(4 credits)

MTH243
Probability and Statistics
(4 credits)

MFG242
CAM I: Mastercam
(4 credits)

MTH251
Calculus I (Differential)
(5 credits)

PH211
General Physics (Calculus Based) I w/lab and recitation
--OR--
PH201
General Physics I w/lab and recitation
(5 credits)

MFG230
Statistics and Quality Control
(3 credits)

MFG243
CAM II: Mastercam
(4 credits)

MTH252
Calculus II (Integral)
(5 credits)

PH202
General Physics (Calculus Based) II w/lab and recitation
--OR--
PH212
General Physics II w/lab and recitation
(5 credits)

CHEM104
Introductory Chemistry I w/lab and recitation
--OR--
CHEM221
General Chemistry I w/lab and recitation
(5 credits)

SP111
Fundamentals of Public Speaking
(4 credits)

WR227
Technical Writing
(4 credits)

Approved social science elective ^B
(3-4 credits)

¹ Successful completion of CS101 or CS120, or otherwise meeting the proficiency requirement within
the last 10 years, fulfills this requirement.

^A This course is listed in the graduation requirements for the Computer Numerical Control (CNC) Operator CPC Career Pathways Certificate of Completion (25 credits). Students who have completed this certificate should speak to their advisor to see how many credits can be applied to this program.

^B This course is listed in the graduation requirements for the Computer Numerical Control (CNC) Technician Certificate of Completion (51-52 credits). Students who have completed this certificate should speak to their advisor to see how many credits can be applied to this program.