Productivity, Budgets, Cost Analysis are also major areas of study. FRSC 210 Building and Fire Codes 3 hours credit Building and fire codes of city, state, and federal governments are studied. Codes and guides promulgated by other national organizations are included. Provisions of the city administrative code, the multiple dwelling law code, rezoning resolutions, and city fire prevention regulations are emphasized. This course focuses on the study of chemical characteristics and reactions related to storage, transportation, and handling hazardous materials.
Emphasis is on emergency situations and fire fighting and control.
It also meets the requirements for the Firefighter II certification. 1-3 hours credit Significant and recent topics or developments in the fire service community are examined. The course is also designed to integrate other emergency services in areas which have common interest. Emphasis is placed on current educational topics which have an immediate impact on the fire services and related organizations. An introduction to computer applications in the fire service field, Fire Science Computer covers the technology and theory behind the use of robots in fire service.