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Show Title W S Course Cosmetology 1 Cosmetology 2 Cosmetology 3 Cosmetology 4 Cosmetology 5 Cosmetology 6 Cosmetology 51 Cosmetology 52 Cosmetology 53 Cosmetology 54 Cosmetology 55 Cosmetology 56 COSMETOLOGY MAJOR Two-Year Program (Example Only) Students wishing to earn a certificate of completion, in addition to the certificate of proficiency, may return and complete the Sophomore year. (See Example.) Sophomore Hair Dressing 5 Sterilization 5 Permanent Waving and Hair Cutting 5 Body Systems 5 Scalp Treatments 5 Anatomy and Physiology 5 Manicuring and Hand Moulding 5 Skin and Its Appendage 5 Hair Tinting 5 Skin and Scalp Diseases 5 Facial Massage 5 Chemistry and Electricity 5 20 20 20 Course Title A W S English 1, 2, 3 Basic Communications 3 3 3 Health Education 1 Personal health problems 2 Orientation 1 Orientation 1 2 Biology 1 Principles of Biology 5 Bacteriology 5 Public Health 3 Physios 1 Introduction to Physics 5 Psychology 1 General Psychology 5 Humanities Selected 3 Electives Selected 5 3 4 Physical Education Selected 1 1 1 16 17 16 Department of Data Processing Instructors Leonard A. Nicholas, Head; Clyde E. Howell A two-year technical program designed to qualify a student for a position as a Digital Computer Programmer, or Systems Analyst. 288 1. Introduction to Data Processing Principles—Data processing needs as they exist today. Defines unit record principles and machine functions required in modern Data Processing 1. Three lectures. A (3). Howell 2. Unit Record Processing Equipment—Unit record equipment; its uses as an independent system and its uses in the support of a computer system. One lecture, 1 laboratory. A (2). Howell 3. Introduction to Computer Programming—Basic programming concepts and development techniques. Laboratory development and problem solution. Prerequisite: Data Processing 1. Two lectures, 1 laboratory. W (3). Howell 4. Basic Computer Systems—Fundamental concepts and operation principles of computer systems. Pre-requisite Data Processing 1. Two lectures. W (2). Howell 5. Introduction to Data Processing Applications—Basic concepts, objectives and general approach to defining a data processing application. Pre-requisite: Data Processing 1. Two lectures. W (2). Howell 6. Computer Programming Principles—Computer program development and programming techniques. Prerequisite: Data Processing 3. Two lectures, one laboratory. S (3). Howell 7. Introduction to Programming Systems—Computer program compilers, translators and supporting systems programs. Prerequisite: Data Processing 3. Two lectures. S (2). Howell 51. Intermediate Computer Programming — Computer program for systems using magnetic tape and disk storage media. Prerequisite: Data Processing 6. Two lectures, one laboratory. A (3). Nicholas 52. Advanced Computer Program Systems—Monitors, supervisory systems and high level language processors in support of a computer system. Prerequisite: Data Processing 7. Two lectures, one laboratory. A (3). Nicholas 53. Advanced Computer Programming—Principles of programming for fixed word decimal and binary computers. Prerequisite: Data Processing 51. Two lectures. W (2). Nicholas 54. Systems, Development and Design—Analysis, definition and implementation of data processing systems. Prerequisite: Data Processing 5. Two lectures. W (2). Nicholas 55. Programming Systems Maintenance — Evaluation and modification of computer program support systems. Prerequisite: Data Processing 52. Two lectures, one laboratory. W (3). Nicholas 289 |
