173 Industrial Technology
• Associate of Science degree program Program Description
The Associate of Science Degree in Industrial Technology is a transfer program. It prepares completers to go directly to work in the technology field or to continue toward a baccalaureate degree in industrial technology or a related field. The program is designed to transfer without a loss of credit to the Industrial Technology program at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette.
Areas of study include computer graphics, simulation, and modeling; business organization and management; and problem solving.
Program Goals
• To enable students to acquire the general education competencies expected of an associate of science degree graduate
• To provide the necessary foundation coursework for students seeking to continue their education in the baccalaureate degree program in industrial technology at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette and other senior institutions
• To provide the necessary theory and skills for graduates to work effectively in an industrial setting
Program Learning Outcomes
Students completing the Associate of Science Degree in Industrial Technology will be able to do the following:
• Apply technology concepts to business and industry
• Function as a team member in business and industry settings
• Design technology solutions to improve performance of industrial processes
• Construct, test and modify devices for manufacturing and industrial uses
• Apply critical thinking and independent decision making Specific Degree Requirements
Students wishing to earn an Associate of Science Degree in Industrial Technology from South Louisiana Community College must:
• Have successfully completed all required developmental courses prior to enrolling in any course in the major (INTC codes).
• Earn a grade of “C” or higher in each of the following General Education courses:
English 1010, English 1020, and MATH 1100 and all courses in the general education core.
• Earn a grade of “C” or higher in each of the major courses (INTC codes).
• Earn a grade of “C” or higher in PHYS 2070 and CHEM 1010
• Earn 15 of the 30 hours of required courses in the major (INTC codes).at SLCC
• Earn a minimum of 18 hours toward the degree in residence at SLCC
• Earn 12 of the last 18 hours of the degree program in residence at SLCC
• Earn a minimum cumulative grade point average of 2.0 on all courses applied to the degree as well as an adjusted SLCC cumulative grade point average of 2.0
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General Education Requirements (30 Total credit hours)
English (6 hours)
Mathematics (6 hours)
Natural Science (6 hours)
Social/Behavioral Science (3 hours)
Humanities (6 hours)
Fine Arts (3 hours)
Major Area Requirements (30 Total credit hours)
Industrial Technology Courses
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First Semester Credits
ENGL 1010 Rhetoric & Composition 3
MATH 1100 Applied Algebra for College Students OR
or 1105 College Algebra 3
INTC 1010 Introduction to Industrial Technology 3
INTC 1030 Introduction to Graphics 3
PSYC 2010 Introduction to Psychology 3
15 Second Semester
ENGL 1020 Composition & Critical Thought 3
MATH 2100 Technical Mathematics 3
INTC 2200 Electronics I 3
INTC 2300 Introduction to Mechanical Technology 3
SPCH 1200 Introduction to Public Speaking 3
15 Third Semester
INTC 2400 Metal Technology 3
INTC 2500 Construction Materials, Equipment & Processes 3
CHEM 1010 Introductory Chemistry 3
INTC 2070 Introduction to Hydraulics/Pneumatics 3
Fine Arts Elective (ARTS, MUSC, or THEA) 3
15 Fourth Semester
INTC 2680 General Safety & Accident Prevention 3 INTC 2700 Intro to Computer Aided Design and Drafting 3
INTC 2750 CADD II 3
PHYS 2070 Introduction to Physics 3
ECON 2010 Survey of Economics Principles 3
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Associate of Science Degree Total 60 Credits
*All courses in all programs are to be selected in consultation with the advisor.
176 Nondestructive Testing Technology
• Technical Diploma program Program Mission
The mission of the Nondestructive Testing Technology program is to prepare students for employment in the Nondestructive Testing field by providing specialized classroom instruction and practical experience as per The American Society of Nondestructive Testing standards.
Training will develop student competency in the areas of drafting of piping and pressure containing equipment, manufacturing process, dye penetrant examinations, magnetic particle examinations, radiation safety and radiography examinations, and ultrasonic examinations.
Program Goals
• Students will learn the basic Nondestructive Testing principles and concepts.
• Students can use fundamental principles of locating surface and subsurface defects using the Nondestructive Testing methods.
Program Learning Outcomes
• All graduates will demonstrate the ability to comprehend, apply, and evaluate testing techniques relevant to their role as a Nondestructive Testing Inspector.
• All graduates will demonstrate the technical proficiency in skills necessary to fulfill the role as a Nondestructive Testing Inspector.
• All graduates will demonstrate the personal behavior consistent with professional and employer expectations for Nondestructive Testing Inspector.
Specialist Requirements
Students wishing to earn a Technical Diploma in Nondestructive Testing from South Louisiana Community College must:
• Earn a grade of “C” or higher in each educational core (coded ORNT, CPTR) and major courses (coded NDDT) required for the Technical Diploma.
Educational core (3 Total credit hours)
Freshman Seminar (1 credit)
Introduction to Computers (2 credit) Major Area Requirements (42 Total credit hours) All NDTT coded courses
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Technical Diploma in Non-Destructive Testing Technology
First Semester Credits
ORNT 1000 Freshman Seminar 1
NDTT 1100 Liquid Penetrant Testing 4
NDTT 1120 Magnetic Particle Testing 4
NDTT 1160 Visual Testing 2
NDTT 1180 NDT Technical Report Writing 2
NDTT 1200 NDT Blueprint Reading & Sketching 4 17 Second Semester
CPTR 1000 Introduction to Computers 2
NDTT 1240 Ultrasonic Testing I 4
NDTT 1260 Ultrasonic Testing II 4
NDTT 1300 Radiation Safety 4
NDTT 1320 Radiography Testing I 4
18 Third Semester
NDTT 1360 Radiography Testing II 4
NDTT 1440 Manufacturing Processes 2
NDTT 1460 Working in the NDT Industry 4
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Technical Diploma Total 45 Credits
*All courses in all programs are to be selected in consultation with the advisor.
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Certificate of Technical Studies—NDT Quality Control Assistant for Liquid Penetrant
& Magnetic Particle Inspection
First Semester Credits
NDTT 1100 Liquid Penetrant Testing 4
NDTT 1120 Magnetic Particle Testing 4
NDTT 1160 Visual Testing 2
NDTT 1180 NDT Technical Report Writing 2
NDTT 1200 NDT Blueprint Reading & Sketching 4 17
179 Division of Nursing, Allied Health and Safety Programs
Clinical Laboratory
Associate of Applied Science Emergency Medical Technology
Associate of Applied Science in Paramedic Certificate of Technical Studies Paramedic
Technical Competency Area in Emergency Medical Technician Medical Assistant
Certificate of Technical Studies Medical Assistant Nurse Assistant
Technical Competency Area Nursing
Associate of Science in Nursing (RN)
Technical Diploma in Practical Nursing (LPN) Patient Care Technician
Certificate of Technical Studies
Technical Competency Area – Nurse Assistant
Technical Competency Area – Electrocardiogram (EKG) Technical Competency Area – Phlebotomy
Pharmacy Technician
Certificate of Technical Studies Phlebotomy
Technical Competency Area Surgical Technology Associate of Applied Science Departments
• Allied Health
• Nursing
• Paramedic (Currently administered by VCAA &VCSS)
180 Clinical Laboratory Technology
Program Description
The Associate of Applied Science in Clinical Laboratory Technology provides the student with entry-level competence in the laboratory that would render him/her competitive for employment and/or advancement as well as allowing him/her to take the national (American Society of Clinical Pathologists, ASCP) certification examination for Medical Laboratory Technicians.
Classroom instruction and clinical experiences prepare individuals to perform diagnostic tests and procedures under the supervision of medical technologists and pathologists. Students should note that some courses have prerequisites, which must be completed before enrolling into upper level courses and continuing in the program. This program is accredited by the National Accrediting Agency for Clinical Laboratory Sciences (NAACLS) and the American Medical Association (AMA). Although a terminal degree program, general education requirements as well as some of the technical courses, may be transferable to a variety of baccalaureate programs.
Objectives
• To enable students to acquire the general education competencies expected of an associate of applied science degree graduate
• To teach basic scientific and clinical concepts which will prepare students for entry-level as Medical Laboratory/Clinical Laboratory Technicians
• To provide students with an opportunity to develop the psychomotor skills necessary to function effectively in the clinical laboratory
Expected Learning Outcomes
Students completing the Associate of Applied Science degree in Clinical Laboratory Technology will:
• Collect and process biological specimens for analysis.
• Observe safety regulations.
• Utilize laboratory computer systems to maintain patient records.
• Perform analytical tests on body fluids, cells and products.
• Monitor quality control within predetermined limits.
• Recognize factors that affect procedures and results and take appropriate action within predetermined limits when corrections are indicated.
• Perform preventative and corrective maintenance of equipment and instruments or refer to appropriate sources for repair.
• Relate laboratory findings to common disease processes.
• Demonstrate ethical and professional conduct (including confidentiality) and interpersonal communication skills with patients, laboratory personnel, other health care professionals, and with the public.
• Recognize the responsibilities of other laboratory and health care personnel, and interact with them with respect for their jobs and patient care.
• Apply basic scientific principles in learning new techniques and procedures.
• Attain a level of proficiency sufficient to orient new employees after employment.
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• Recognize individual needs for continuing education as a function of growth and maintenance of professional competence and seek means of meeting these needs
Specific Degree Requirements
Students wishing to earn an Associate of Applied Science Degree in Clinical Laboratory Technology must:
• Submit a History & Physical examination report certifying they are physically and emotionally fit for the program
• Provide recent (less than one year) TB skin test or Chest x-ray
• Submit proof of current immunizations
• Pass a color-blindness examination
• Pass a background check
• Pass a drug screen
• Must purchase the required class and clinical uniform(s), and supplies as outlined by instructor
• Obtain CPR for Healthcare Provider certification
• Adhere to HIPAA and other confidentiality clauses involving client care or clinical training.
• Arrange transportation to clinical sites or any additional trainings or extra-curricular activities.
• Earn a grade of “C” or better in each of the required core general education courses (English, Math, Natural Sciences, Humanities, and Social/Behavioral Sciences)
• Earn a grade of “C” or better in each CLTS or HBIO coded courses used in the major
• Earn a minimum program cumulative grade point average of 2.0 as well as an adjusted SLCC cumulative grade point average of 2.0
General Education Requirements (15 Total credit hours)
English (3 credits)
Mathematics (3 credits)
Natural Sciences (3 credits)
Humanities (3 credits)
Social/Behavioral Sciences (3 credits) Concentration (50 Total credit hours)
Clinical Laboratory Core courses (50 credits) Other Requirements (5 Total credit hours)
Computer Literacy (2 credits)
Orientation (1 credit).
Job Seeking (2 credits)
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For students in the program prior to 2013-14 Academic Year
First Semester Credits
ORNT1000 Freshman Seminar 1
CPTR1000 Introduction to Computers 2
CLTS1030 Introduction to Clinical Lab Science 3
CHEM1410 General Chemistry 3
HBIO1130 Microbiology 3
HBIO1131 Microbiology Lab 1
Elective (English) 3
16 Second Semester
CLTS2610 Clinical Microbiology 4
CLTS2611 Clinical Microbiology Lab 1
CLTS2070 Hematology I 3
CLTS2200 Immunology & Serology 3
Elective (Mathematics) 3
Elective (Natural Sciences) 3
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