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Subject | Catalog | Description | Prerequisite/Notes
ACC | 201 | Financial Accounting | Sophomore standing (30 credit hours) or consent of intructor
ACC | 202 | Managerial Accounting | ACC 201 or ACT 101 & 102)
AHS | 110 | Emergency Medical Technician | Consent of instructor
ANT | 220 | Intro to Cultural Anthropology | ACT, ASSET or COMPASS college level reading scores
ARI | 10 | Developmental Writing | Score below 25 on the English portion of the COMPASS
ARI | 20 | Remedial Reading | Score below 48 on the Reading portion of the COMPASS
ARI | 30 | Remedial Math | Score below 24 on the Prealgebra portion of the COMPASS
ART | 210 | Drawing II | ART 110
ART | 241 | Ceramics II | ART 240
AST | 195 | [NAME] to Astronomy Lab | Pre or Corequisite: AST 101 or AST 191 or AST 192; MAT 120 or two years of high school algebra; or consent of instructor
[NAME] | 152 | [NAME] to Web Page Design | CIS 100 or permission of instructor
[NAME] | 153 | Intermediate Web Page Design | BA 152/CIS 152 or previous HTML experience
[NAME] | 170 | Entrepreneurship | [NAME] or consent of instructor
[NAME] | 200 | Small Business Management | BA 160 or consent of instructor
[NAME] | 212 | Intro to Financial Management | MT/MAT 105 or MT/MAT 110
[NAME] | 250 | Business Employability Seminar | CIS 100 or consent of instructor
[NAME] | 274 | Human Resource Management | BA 160 and BA 283 or consent of intructor
[NAME] | 282 | Principles of Marketing | BA 160 or consent of instructor
[NAME] | 283 | Principles of Management | BA 160  or consent of instructor
[NAME] | 284 | Applied Management Skills | BA160 or B&E100 andBA283 or prior supervisory experience
[NAME] | 293 | Principles of Finance | BA160 or consent of instructor
BIO | 113 | [NAME] to Biology Lab | BIO 112 or concurrent
BIO | 135 | Basic Anatomy/Physiology w/lab | Reading (85), English (74) and Math (Algebra 36) exam scores above KCTCS developmental placement or consent of instructor
BIO | 137 | Human Anatomy & Physiology I | Reading (85), English (74) and Math (Algebra 36) exam scores above KCTCS developmental placement or consent of instructor
BIO | 139 | Human Anatomy & Physiology II | BIO 137
BIO | 150 | Principles of Biology I | CHE 170/173/175 or concurrent enrollment or consent of instructor
BIO | 151 | Principles of Biology I Lab | Concurrent: BIO 150
BIO | 152 | Principles of Biology II | BIO 150 or consent of instructor
BIO | 153 | Principles of Biology II Lab | BIO 152 or concurrent: BIO 152
BIO | 155 | Astrobiology | MAR 065 and ENC 091 or equivalent as determined by KCTCS placement examination.
BIO | 220 | The Genetic Perspective | Courses in high school biology and chemistry or introductory collge biology course
BIO | 225 | Medical Microbiology | BIO 137 and 139 or equivalent
BIO | 227 | Principles of Microbiology | BIO 112 or consent of instructor
CAD | 100 | Intro to Computer Aided Design | DFT 102 or BRX 120 or consent of instructor
CHE | 120 | The Joy of Chemistry | Math ACT score of 19 or MAT 85, MAT 120 or MAT 122 with a grade of C or better
CHE | 130 | Intro to General & Bilogical Chemistry | Math ACT scorre of 19 or Applied Mathematics with a grade of C or better
CHE | 140 | Introductory General Chemistry | Math ACT of 19 or MAT 85 or MAT 120 or MAT 122 with grade of C or better
CHE | 145 | Intro General Chemistry Lab | [NAME] 140
CHE | 170 | General College Chemistry I | ACT Math 21 or College Algebra with a grade of C or better or CHE 130 or CHE 140 with a grade of C or better or CHE 160 with a grade of P or Appropriate score on math or chemistry placement exam.
CHE | 173 | General College  Chemistry I Workshop | CHE 170 or concurrent
CHE | 175 | General College Chemistry I Lab | CHE 170 or concurrent
CHE | 180 | General College Chemistry II | CHE 170 with a grade of C or better and [NAME] with a grade of C or better
CHE | 183 | General College Chemistry II Workshop | CHE 170 or concurrent
CHE | 185 | General College Chemistry II Lab | CHE 170 or concurrent
CHE | 270 | Organic Chemistry I | CHE 180 with a grade of C or better
CHE | 275 | Organic Chemistry I Lab | CHE 270 or concurrent
CHE | 280 | Organic Chemistry II | CHE 270 with a grade of C or better
CHE | 285 | Organic Chemistry II Lab | CHE 280 or concurrent
CIS | 100 | [NAME] to Computers | Basic keyboarding skills
CIS | 110 | Operating Systems Concepts | Computer literacy course or consent of instructor
CIS | 120 | Program Design and Development | Computer literacy course, MAT 120 or MAT 122 or consent of instructor
CIS | 130 | Microcomputer Applications | CIS 100 or equivalent or consent of instructor
CIS | 148 | Visual BASIC I | CIS 120 or consent of intructor
CIT | 105 | Introduction to Computers | Reading 20 or consent of instructor
CIT | 111 | Computer Hardware and Software | CIT 105 and MAT 065 or consent of instructor
CIT | 130 | Productivity Software | CIT 105 or consent of instructor
CIT | 161 | Network Fundamentals | MAT 065 or consent of instructor; Pre or Corequisite
CIT | 210 | Routing Protocols and Concepts | CIT 161 or consent of instructor
CIT | 212 | Accessing the WAN | CIT 210 and CIT 211 or consent of instructor
CIT | 213 | MS Client/Server Configuration | CIT 111 and CIT 160 or CIT 161 or CIT 162 or consent of instructor
CIT | 214 | Serveer Infrastructure Administration | CIT 213 or consent of instructor
CIT | 261 | MS Active Directory Services | CIT 213 or consent of instructor
CIT | 264 | MS Server Administration | CIT 261 and CIT 214 or CIT 262 or consent of instructor
CMS | 185 | College Reading | Minimum 10th grade reading level
COM | 181 | Basic Public Speaking | Current placement scores for college level reading esablished by KCTCS, or completion of DRE 030 or RDG 030 or CMS 185 and current placement scores for college level writing established by KCTCS or completion of ENC 091 or consent of instructor
COM | 252 | [NAME] to Communications | College level reading scores for KCTCS (COMPASS Reading 85 or ACT Reading 20) or DRE 030 or RDG 30or CMS 185 and college level writing scores (COMPASS 74 or ACT English 18) for KCTCS or completion of ENC 091 or consent of instructor
COM | 254 | Intro to Intercultural Communication | Current placement scores for college level reading established by KCTCS or completion or DRE 030 or TDG 030 or CMS 185 and current placement scores for college level writing established by KCTCS or completion of ENC 091 or consent of instructor
CRJ | 100 | Intro to Criminal Justice | Current placement scores for college level reading established by KCTCS or completion or DRE 030 or TDG 030 or CMS 185 and current placement scores for college level writing established by KCTCS or completion of ENC 091 or consent of instructor
CRJ | 102 | Introduction to Corrections | Current placement scores for RDG 030 or higher or completion of RDG 020 and current placement scores for ENC 091 or higher or completion of ENC 090
CRJ | 201 | Intro to Criminalistics | Current placement scores for RDG 030 or higher or completion of RDG 020 and current placement scores for ENC 091 or higher or completion of ENC 090
CRJ | 201 | Community Corrections Probation & Patrol | Current placement scores for RDG 030 or higher or completion of RDG 020 and current placement scores for ENC 091 or higher or completion of ENC 090
CRJ | 204 | Criminal Investigations | Current placement scores for RDG 030 or higher or completion of RDG 020 and current placement scores for ENC 091 or higher or completion of ENC 090
CRJ | 211 | Liability & Legal Issues | Current placement scores for RDG 030 or higher or completion of RDG 020 and current placement scores for ENC 091 or higher or completion of ENC 090
CRJ | 215 | Introduction to Law Enforcement | Current placement scores for RDG 030 or higher or completion of RDG 020 and current placement scores for ENC 091 or higher or completion of ENC 090
CRJ | 216 | Criminal Law | Current placement scores for RDG 030 or higher or completion of RDG 020 and current placement scores for ENC 091 or higher or completion of ENC 090
CRJ | 217 | Criminla Proceduresw | Current placement scores for RDG 030 or higher or completion of RDG 020 and current placement scores for ENC 091 or higher or completion of ENC 090
CRJ | 218 | Police Supervision | Current placement scores for RDG 030 or higher or completion of RDG 020 and current placement scores for ENC 091 or higher or completion of ENC 090 and CRJ 215 or consent of instructor
CRJ | 220 | Intro to Computer Forensics for Crim Just | CIS100 with a grade of "C" or better and current placement scores for RDG 30 or higher or completion of RDG 020 and current placement scores for ENC 091 or higher or completion of ENC 090
CRJ | 230 | Criminal Courtroom Procedures | Current placement scores for RDG 030 or higher or completion of RDG 020 and current placement scores for ENC 091 or higher or completion of ENC 090
CRJ | 279 | Terrorism & Political Violence | Current placement scores for RDG 030 or higher or completion of RDG 020 and current placement scores for ENC 091 or higher or completion of ENC 090
CRJ | 290 | Internship in Criminal Justice | Sophomore standing with at least 12 credit hours in Criminal Justice courses
EDP | 202 | Human Development & Learning | PSY110
EDP | 203 | Teaching Exceptional Learners | EDP 202 with a grade of C or better
EDU | 110 | Orientation to Education | 10 hours field work required
EDU | 140 | Intro to Behavior Management | 10 hours field work required
EDU | 201 | Intro to American Education | ENG 101
EDU | 204 | Technology in the Classroom | CIS100 or equivalent
EDU | 240 | Elementary & Middle School Literature | 15 hours of field observation required
EDU | 270 | Elementary School Literature | 15 hours of field observation required
ENC | 90 | Foundations of College Writing I | KCTCS placement scores (COMPASS English 26-38)
ENC | 91 | Foundations of College Wriging II | KCTCS placement scores (COMPASS English 39-73)
ENG | 101 | Writing I | ACT English Score of 18 or COMPASS English score of 74 or higher
ENG | 102 | Writing II | ENG 101
ENG | 105 | Writing: An Accelerated Course | ACT English score of 25 or COMPASS English score of 95 or higher AND ACT Reading score of 20 or COMPASS Reading score of 90 or higher
ENG | 207 | [NAME] (Subject Required) | ENG 101
ENG | 221 | Survey of English Literature I | ENG 101
ENG | 222 | Survey of English Literature II | ENG 101
ENG | 232 | Literature and Identies: | ENG 101
ENG | 233 | Literature and Identies: | ENG 101
ENG | 234 | Intro Women's Literature | ENG 101
ENG | 251 | Survey of American Literature I | ENG 101
ENG | 252 | Survey of American Literature II | ENG 101
ENG | 281 | [NAME] to Film | ENG 101
FAM | 252 | [NAME] to Family Science | 3 hours of social or behavioral science or consent of instructor
GEN | 100 | Intro to College | Required of all first time college students unless they are required to take GEN 102
GEN | 102 | Foundations of Learning | Required of all first time college students who test into two or more developmental courses
HIM | 212 | Archival Studies: Arrange/Description | HIM 102
HIM | 214 | Archival Studies: Preservation/Conservation | HIM 102
HIM | 234 | Museum Studies:  Exhibits | HIM 104
HIM | 236 | Museum Studies:  Automation | HIM 104
HIM | 250 | Records Inventor & Analysis | HIM 106
HIM | 254 | Records Reproduction/Imaging systems | HIM 106
HIS | 265 | History of Women in America | HIS 109 or consent of instructor
HMS | 103 | Theories & Techniques in Human Services | HMS 101 and HMS 102 or consent of instructor
HNR | 101 | Intro to Contemporary Thought | Admissions to Honors Program
HUM | 250 | Appalachian Literature Survey | ENG 101
IEC | 101 | Orientation to Early Childhood Education | 20 hours of required field experience which may be waved by the program coordinator for students concurrently enrolled in IEC 190 or IEC 291
IEC | 102 | Foundations of Early Childhood Education | 20 hours of required field experience which may be waved by the program coordinator for students concurrently enrolled in IEC 190 or IEC 291
IT | 120 | Networking Fundamentals | ET 232 and ET 234 or IT 105 or consent of instructor
IT | 170 | Intro to Database Design | Computer literacy course, MAT 120 or MAT 122 or consent of instructor
IT | 220 | LAN Switching and Wireless | IT 120 or consent of instructor
IT | 250 | Introduction to Security | Consent of instructor or NIS211 and IT122 or NIS213
KHP | 136 | Advanced Walking for Fitness | completion of comparable service course or demonstrated competency
MAT | 55 | Pre-Algebra | as determined by KCTCS placement examination (COMPASS Prealgebra score of 24-41 or Algebra 16-30)
MAT | 65 | Basic Algebra with Measurement | as determined by KCTCS placement examination (COMPASS Prealgebra score of 42-99 or Algebra 16 - 30 with concurrent Prealgebra score of 42-99)
MAT | 85 | Intermediate Algebra | MAT 065 or KCTCS placement examination
MAT | 110 | Applied Mathematics | MAT 65 or equivalent as determined b y KCTCS plaement examination (COMPASS Algebra 25 or higher)
MAT | 116 | Technical Mathematics | MAT 65 or equivalent as determined b y KCTCS placement examination (COMPASS Algebra 25 or higher)
MAT | 120 | Intermediate Algebra | MAT 65 or equivalent as determined by KCTCS placement examination (COMPASS Algebra 31 or higher)
MAT | 150 | College Algebra | ACT Math score of 22 or above; ACT math of 19-21 with concurrent MAT 100 workshop; successful completion of MAT 085, MAT 120, MAT 126, or equivalent; or KCTCS placement examination recommendation (COMPASS
MAT | 155 | Trigonometry | ACT Math score of 22 or above; ACT Math score of 19-21 with concurrent enrollment in MAT 1001 workshop; suuccessful completion of MAT 120 Intermediate Algebra, MA 126 or higher)
MAT | 175 | Calculus I | College Algebra and Trigonometry or equivalent; ACT Math score of 27 or above; or consent of instructor
MAT | 185 | Calculus II | Calculus I and Trignometry or equivalent with grades of C or higher or consent of instructor
MAT | 205 | Math for Elementary Teachers I | MAT 145 or MAT150 or equivalent with a minimum grade of "C"
MAT | 206 | Math for Elementary Teachers II | MAT145 or MAT150 or equivalent with a minimum grade of "C"
MT | 50 | Developmental Math Workshop | May be taken with any developmental math course offered through KCTCS
MAT | 551 | [NAME] | Placement by KCTCS placement examination
MAT | 652 | Fractions | MAT 551 or placement by KCTCS placement examination
MAT | 653 | Deciminals and Percents | MAT 552 or placement by KCTCS placement examination
MAt | 654 | Signed Numbers | MAT 553 or placement by KCTCS placement examination
MAT | 655 | formulas and Measurement | MAT 554 or placement by KCTCS placement examination
MAT | 656 | Tables and Graphs | MAT 555 or placement by KCTCS placement examination
MAT | 651 | Measurement | MAT 055 or equivalent as determined by KCTCS placement examination
MAT | 652 | Algebraic Expressions | MAT 651 or placement by KCTCS placement examination
MAT | 653 | Linear Equations and Inequalities | MAT 652 or placement by KCTCS placement examination
MAT | 654 | Graphing | MAT 653 or placement by KCTCS placement examination
MAT | 655 | Polynomials and Exponents | MAT 654 or placement by KCTCS placement examination
MIT | 104 | Medical Insurance | or corequisite: MIT 103 or AHS 115 or CLA 131
MIT | 204 | Medical Coding | MIT 104; Corequisite: BIO 135 or equivalent
MIT | 205 | Advanced Medical coding | MIT 204
MIT | 217 | Medical Office Procedures | or corequisite OST 110
MUS | 192 | University Chorus | Consent of instructor
NIS | 211 | Admin MS Windows Professional Topic: | NIS 160 or IT 120 or IT 124 or consent of instructor
NIS | 213 | Admin MS Windows Server Topic: | NIS 160 or IT 120 or IT 124 or consent of instructor
NIS | 214 | Supprt Wndws Network Infrastructure topic | NIS 213 or consent of intructor
OST | 104 | Intro to Medical Insurance | pre or corequisite: AHS 115 or CLA 131 or OST 103
OST | 110 | Document Formatting and Word Processing | RDG 020 and consent of instructor
PHB | 151 | Phlebotomy for healthcare Workers | permission of instructor
PHB | 153 | Advanced Topics in Phlebotomy | PHB 151
PHB | 155 | Phelbotomy Clinical | PHB 151
PHY | 171 | Applied Physics | MAT 120 Intermediate Algebra or higher or equivalentmath placement score (COMPASS Algebra 31 or higher ) or consent of instructor
PHY | 201 | College Physics I | MAT 150 College Algebra or higher or equivalent; COMPASS Algebra 31 or higher or consent of instructor or ACT Math score of 19 or higher)
PHY | 202 | College Physics I Lab | Corequisite PHY 201 or equivalent
PHY | 203 | College Physics II | PHY 201
PHY | 231 | General University Physics I | or corequisite MAT 185 or MA 114 or equivalent
PHY | 232 | General University Physics II | or corequisite:  MT 274 or MA 213 or equivalent
PHY | 241 | General University Physics I Lab | Pre or corequisite PHY 231
PHY | 242 | General University Physics II Lab | or corequisite PHY 232
PLW | 125 | Principles of Engineering | PLW 100
PLW | 225 | Civil Engineering and Architecture | PLW 100, PLW 125 and PLW 150
PSY | 110 | General Psychology | ACT (Reading 20) or higher, COMPASS (Reading 85 or higher) or ASSET (44 or higher) score of college reading level or completion of transitional reading course (RDG 30 or CMS 185)
PSY | 223 | Developmental Psychology | PSY110 or PSY 100
RDG | 20 | Improved College Reading | as determined by KCTCS placement policy (COMPASS Reading 49-69)
RDG | 30 | Reading for the College Classroom | as determined by KCTCS placement policy (COMPASS Reading 70-82)
RDG | 185 | College Reading | KCTCS placement policy
SOC | 151 | Social Interaction | SOC 101 or PSY 110 or consent of instructor
SOC | 152 | Modern Social Problems | SOC 101 or SOC 151
SOC | 220 | The Community | three hours of Sociology or consent of instructor
SOC | 235 | Inequality in Society | Three hours of Sociology or consent of instructor
SOC | 260 | Population, Resources & Change | SOC 101 or RSO 102
SPA | 102 | Elementary Spanish II | SPA 101 or consent of the department and placement test
SPA | 201 | Intermediate Spanish I | SPA 102 or consent of the department and placement test
STA | 210 | Statistics Force in Human Judgement | MAT 150 College Algebra or higher or equivalent
STA | 220 | Statistics | MAT 145 or MAT 150 or equivalent or higher
SWK | 255 | Intro to Addictions | PSY 110 or consent of instructor
WPP | 200 | Workplace Principles | Maximum benefit is received if this course is taken in the latter part of the student's course work