LEGEND OF COURSE DESCRIPTIONS
Since Central Georgia Technical College is continuously expanding
and updating its programs and services, material in the CGTC catalog
is subject to change without prior notice.
Following are descriptions of courses offered by CGTC. Courses
are grouped alphabetically.
Each course title is preceded by a three-letter prefix and the course
number. The three numbers on the right indicate lecture hours per
week, lab hours per week and total credit hours, as shown below.
Some courses have prerequisites or co-requisites listed. A prerequisite
must be taken prior to entering a course. A co-requisite must be
taken prior to, or concurrently with, the course. In individual
cases, prerequisites or co-requisites may be waived upon recommendation
of the instructor or approval of the department chairperson.
For a list of suggested courses in specific programs of study, refer
to the appropriate program in the Business, Health Technology, Information
Technology, Public Services,Technical or Trade and Industrial sections
of this catalog.
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One quarter equals a minimum or fifty (50) instructional days. One
contact hour equals a minimum of fifty (50) minutes of instruction.
One (1) quarter hour credit is defined as follows:
- Class - One contact hour of class per week for the duration
of a quarter equals one quarter hour credit; class is defined
as instruction which emphasizes group or individualized classroom
learning. Class instruction normally requires extensive out-of-class
preparations by the student and follow-up out-of-class practice
assignments.
- Demonstration Laboratory (D. Lab) - Two contact hours of demonstration
laboratory per week for the duration of a quarter equals one quarter
hour credit; demonstration laboratory is defined as instruction
which emphasizes teacher assisted learning activities. Demonstration
laboratory instruction normally requires some out-of-class preparation
by the student and may require some out-of-class practice assignments.
- Practical Performance Laboratory (P. Lab) - Three contact hours
of practical performance laboratory per week for the duration
of a quarter equals one quarter hour credit; practical performance
laboratory is defined as instruction which emphasizes structured
activities requiring the application and practice of occupational
competencies. Practical performance laboratory instruction normally
requires only limited out-of-class preparation by the student
and no out-of-class practice assignments.
- Occupation-Based Instruction (O.B.I.) - Three contact hours
of occupation-based instruction per week for the duration of a
quarter equals one quarter hour credit; occupation-based instruction
is defined as instruction which emphasizes supervised work-experience
activities requiring the application of occupational competencies.
Occupation-based instruction normally requires only limited out-of-class
preparation by the student and no out-of-class practice assignments.
CREDIT COURSE DESCRIPTIONS
ACC - Accounting
ACR - Autobody Repair
ACT - Air Conditioning
AHS - Allied Health
AMF - Work Base Learning
ART - Art
ASM - Aircraft Structural Maintenance
AST - Aircraft Structural Technology
AUT - Automotive
BAF - Banking and Finance
BAR - Barbering
BFM - Buildings and Facilities Maintenance
BIO - Biology
BTC - Biotechnology
BUS - Business
CAB - Cabinetmaking
CAM - Computer Animation and Multimedia
CAR - Carpentry
CFC - Construction Fundamentals Core
CHM - Chemistry
CIS - Computer Information Systems
CLT - Clinical Laboratory
CMT - Construction Management
CNA - Patient Care Assisting
COL - Academic Survival Skills
COS - Cosmetology
CRJ - Criminal Justice Technology
CSP - Central Sterile Processing
CUL - Culinary Arts
CVT - Cardiovascular Technology
DCP - Direct Support Professional
DDF - Drafting
DDS - Drafting
DHY - Dental Hygiene
DIS - Directed Independent Study
DMM - Distribution and Materials Management
ECE - Early Childhood Care and Education
ECO - Economics
EHO - Environmental Horticulture
ELC - Electronics
ELT - Electrical
EMC - Emergency Medical Care
EMP - Job Skills
EMS - Paramedic Technology
EMY - Emergency Management
ENG - English
EST - Esthetics
FSC - Fire Science Technology
FST - Forensic Science Technology
GIS - Geographic Information Systems
GRN - Gerontology
HCT - Hemodialysis Patient Care
HRT - Hotel/Restaurant/Tourism Management
HUM - Humanities
IDS - Industrial Systems Technology
IFC - Industrial Fundamentals Core
MAS - Medical Assisting
MAT - Mathematics
MCA - Advanced Machine Tool
MCH - Machine Tool
MEN - Marine Engine Technology
MKT - Marketing
MSC - Medical Esthetics
MSD - Management
MRI - Magnetic Resonance Imaging
MTR - Metrology
MUS - Music Appreciation
NPT - Nursing Practicum
NSG - Nursing Process
ORT - Orthopedic Technology
PHL - Phlebotomy
PHR - Pharmacy Technology
PHY - Physics
PLB - Plumbing
PLS - Paralegal Studies
PSC - Physical Science
PSY - Psychology
RAD - Radiologic Technology
SCT - Computer Technology
SMB - Entrepreneurship
SOC - Sociology
SPC - Speech
SUR - Surgical Technology
TFC - Marine Engine Technology
WLD - Welding
Learning Support Course Descriptions
ENG - English
MAT - Mathematics
RDG - Reading
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