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Courses Taught at Area High Schools: 2014-2015
Courses Taught at Area High Schools
Academic Year 2014-2015
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Albia
Cardinal
Centerville
Chariton
Davis County
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Fairfield
Harmony
Keota
Moravia
Moulton-Udell
North Mahaska
Oskaloosa
Ottumwa
Pekin
Seymour
Sigourney
Tri-County
Van Buren
Wayne
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Albia
Course
Credits
School District
ENG105 Composition I @ Monroe Center
This course emphasizes competent writing skills, focusing primarily on
expository and analytical writing. Particular attention is given to
rhetorical modes and to the analysis of social issues and/or literary works.
Students will write four to six 500-1000 word essays. Instruction also
includes clarity, punctuation and style. All students enrolled in this
course must take the reading and writing portions of COMPASS.
3
Albia HS
ENG106 Composition II @ Monroe Center
This course introduces the student to the process of research writing
using the Modern Language Association documentation style. A thesisdriven report paper and a thesis-driven argumentative essay, both
documented in MLA style, will demonstrate the student’s proficiency
with the research process. Prerequisite: ENG105 Composition I.
3
Albia HS
SPC101 Fundamentals of Oral Communication @ Monroe SC
This course focuses on basic communication, including the
communication process, self-concept, self-disclosure, perception,
language, listening, non-verbal messages, interpersonal relationships,
public speaking, small group communication and inter-cultural relations.
3
Albia HS
EGT400 PLTW Introduction to Engineering Design
This course uses a design development process while enriching technical
and engineering problem-solving skills; students create and analyze
models using specialized computer software (AutoCAD Inventor). This
course may be taken as part of the Project Lead The Way sequence of
courses.
3
Albia HS
EGT410 PLTW Principles of Engineering
This course explores technology systems and manufacturing processes
using the methodology of project-based engineering problem solving.
Learning activities explore a variety of engineering disciplines and
address the social and political consequences of technological change.
This course may be taken as part of the Project Lead The Way sequence
of courses. EGT400 Introduction to Engineering Design is recommended,
but not required
3
Albia HS
ACC109 Introduction to Accounting
This course examines and applies the principles of debits and credits,
journalizing, posting to the ledger, financial statements, end-of-period
adjustments and worksheets, the closing process at the end of the fiscal
period and accounting for cash.
2
Albia HS
ACC110 Introduction to Accounting II
This course is a continuation of Accounting Fundamentals I and includes
payroll, special journals and accounting procedures for a merchandising
business. Prerequisite: ACC109 Intro to Accounting.
2
Albia HS
2
Albia HS
HSC113 Medical Terminology
This course offers a study of the basic medical language essential to
health occupations careers. Emphasis will be placed on word analysis and
construction, definitions, pronunciation, spelling and standard
abbreviations.
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PNN147 Nursing Essentials I
This course introduces the essential scientific knowledge, technical skills
and communication techniques, as specified by OBRA, to function as an
accountable member of the health care team. Theory, laboratory practice
and clinical experience will be incorporated to prepare the student to
address the bio-psychosocial and spiritual needs of patients.
3
Albia HS
2
Albia HS
PHI114 Critical Reasoning @ Monroe Center
This course introduces the critical reasoning skills necessary for
academic and personal success. Students examine and analyze
arguments, explore fallacies and apply logic thinking. Additionally,
students will apply their analytical abilities to pertinent social and
educational issues, enhancing their abilities to succeed in their college
and professional careers.
3
Albia HS
LIT101 Introduction to Literature @ Monroe Center
This course surveys the basic literary genres. Emphasis is on analysis of
fiction, poetry and drama. The student will be expected to read and think
critically about literature and to be familiar with basic literary
terminology.
3
Albia HS
HIS110 Western Civilization: Ancient
to Early Modern @ Monroe Center
This course examines the development of the earliest civilizations in
Mesopotamia and the Mediterranean region, the medieval world of
Manorialism and Feudalism, the Investiture Conflict, the Crusades, the
Renaissance and Reformation, the Thirty Years War, the English Civil
War and the Age of Louis XIV.
3
Albia HS
EGT420 Digital Electronics 3
This course explores technology systems and manufacturing processes
using the methodology of project-based engineering problem solving.
Learning activities explore a variety of engineering disciplines and
address the social and political consequences of technological change.
This course may be taken as part of the Project Lead The Way sequence
of courses. EGT400 Introduction to Engineering Design is recommended,
but not required.
3
Albia HS
EDU213 Introduction to Education
This course surveys the teaching profession and introduces the student to
the basic concepts and principles of education, including teaching
effectiveness, school models and reform, curriculum, diversity, law,
administration, philosophies and job options.
3
Albia HS
PNN265 Nutrition - Online
This course surveys normal nutritional needs of individuals throughout
the lifespan. Emphasis is placed on identifying the various nutrients and
their functions for the maintenance or restoration of health. The
protection and preservation of food and community nutritional needs are
discussed. Dietary modifications related to specific diseases are
introduced.
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AUT602 Basic Automotive Electricity
This course covers electrical safety, electrical theory, and familiarization
with electrical circuits and devices. Students will also learn to use
specialized test equipment and will perform voltage, current, and
resistance measurements. Circuit building, electric motor operation,
electrical connections, and soldering techniques will also be covered.
2
Albia Area Career
Academy - AACA
AUT636 Basic Automotive Electronics
This course covers the study of sensors, electronic components, and
related symbols, including the theory of operation. The student will also
learn to read, draw, construct, troubleshoot, and analyze electronic
circuits using the proper test equipment.
2
Albia Area Career
Academy - AACA
AUT701 Basic Automotive Air Conditioning
This course covers the study of proper safety procedures, the
fundamentals of air conditioning, refrigerant, refrigerant oil and the use
of special tools and diagnostic equipment. The student will also study
theory of operation, parts identification, repair, service and
troubleshooting procedures.
1
Albia Area Career
Academy - AACA
CRR310 Adapters, Tools & Measurements
This course will cover safety procedures and identification of hand tools
and measuring devices in the mechanical trades. The course will also
include precision tools and measuring devices. Repair and maintenance
of this equipment will be covered. The student will become familiar with
fittings, connectors, pipe, hoses, tubing and their installation.
1
Albia Area Career
Academy - AACA
DSL346 Introduction to Light Duty Diesel
This course will introduce the student to diesel theory, fuel systems, air
management, and engine controls for passenger and light duty trucks.
2
Albia Area Career
Academy - AACA
MFG209 Machine Shop Practices
This course covers safety in machine shop, environmental safety,
measurement, layout, inspection, setup, basic bench work practices, and
non-traditional machining processes.
3
Albia Area Career
Academy - AACA
MFG222 Machine Operations I
This project-oriented lab is the first class in the machining series. The
operations involve machining parts utilizing the lathe, vertical milling
machine, drill press, surface grinder, shaper, pedestal grinder, and band
saw.
4
Albia Area Career
Academy - AACA
MFG121 Machine Trade Printreading I
This course covers the reading and/or creation of engineering drawings
through mechanical sketching techniques as a means of communication.
Emphasis is placed on developing the perceptional skills that require the
student to think in three-dimensional space.
2
Albia Area Career
Academy - AACA
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Cardinal
Course
Credits
School District
ACC109 Introduction to Accounting I
This course examines and applies the principles of debits and credits,
journalizing, posting to the ledger, financial statements, end-of-period
adjustments and worksheets, the closing process at the end of the
fiscal period and accounting for cash.
2
Cardinal HS
ACC110 Introduction to Accounting II
This course is a continuation of Accounting Fundamentals I and
includes payroll, special journals and accounting procedures for a
merchandising business.
2
Cardinal HS
ACC311 Computer Accounting
This course is designed to provide students with hands-on accounting
on the computer using the popular accounting software and will
incorporate the fundamentals of accounting and how it relates to
computers.
3
Cardinal HS
AUT 130 Automotive Maintenance & Insp. Procedures
This course covers the basic systems of the automobile and the
process required to identify the maintenance components and perform
the required maintenance services. This course also reviews various
types of resource materials that are used in the automotive repair
industry.
2
Cardinal HS
HCM101 Safety & Sanitation
This course introduces the basic principles of safety and sanitation
and their relationship to the foodservice industry. Topics include the
sanitation challenge, the flow of food through the operation, clean and
sanitary facilities and equipment, accident prevention and crisis
management and sanitation management.
1
Cardinal HS
HCM163 Culinary Skills (Lab)
This course will instruct students in basic culinary skills. Students
will become familiar with the safe operation of food processing
equipment, develop hand skills and practice proper sanitation
techniques. Development of good work habits and effective use of
time and work space will be emphasized.
1
Cardinal HS
HSC113 Medical Terminology
This course offers a study of the basic medical language essential to
health occupations careers. Emphasis will be placed on word analysis
and construction, definitions, pronunciation, spelling and standard
abbreviations.
2
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
PNN147 Nursing Essentials I
This course introduces the essential scientific knowledge, technical
skills & communication techniques, as specified by OBRA, to
function as an accountable member of the health care team. Theory,
lab practice and clinical experience will be incorporated to prepare the
student to address the bio-psychosocial & spiritual needs of patients.
3
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
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PNN148 Nursing Essentials II
This course introduces basic assessment principles and techniques and
explains documentation procedures. The concept of surgical asepsis
and the procedures requiring sterile technique are discussed. Protocol
for medication administration is examined. The student will have the
opportunity to gain skill in advanced nursing procedures requiring
sterile technique.
2
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
PSY111 Introduction to Psychology
This course is a broad introduction to the principles of contemporary
psychology. The course is based on providing the student with an
understanding of the theoretical foundations of psychology, as well as
a survey of empirical research dealing with behavior and mental
processes.
3
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
BIO175 Human Anatomy
This course covers basic concepts in human anatomical structure in
relation to simple body functions. All body systems are covered with
emphasis on structure. This course is for students interested in
pursuing health or science programs. To succeed in this course, a
student should have a strong background in biology.
3
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
BIO176 Human Anatomy Lab
Anatomy lab covers the lecture topics through the use of models,
computer simulations and diagrams to confirm anatomical structure of
tissues, bones and muscles.
1
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
PNN231 Pharmacology
This course is designed to provide the student with information
essential to planning care for patients receiving medication therapy.
Common medications affecting the body systems will be introduced.
Principles of basic mathematics used in the calculation of drug
dosages will be integrated.
3
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
PNN265 Nutrition
This course surveys normal nutritional needs of individuals
throughout the lifespan. Emphasis is placed on identifying the various
nutrients and their functions for the maintenance or restoration of
health. The protection and preservation of food and community
nutritional needs are discussed. Dietary modifications related to
specific diseases are introduced.
3
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
PNN401 Mental Health Nursing I
This course introduces basic nursing theory related to the
psychological aspects of illness. The concepts of mental health and
emotional illness are examined. The role of the nurse in caring for
clients with alterations in mental health is discussed.
1
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
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PNN502 Nursing of Adults 1A
This course introduces basic principles of adult nursing and common
diseases affecting the endocrine and cardiovascular systems. Related
signs and symptoms, laboratory findings and treatment of specified
diseases will be presented. Basic nursing care of the surgical and adult
patient will be discussed.
1.5
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
PNN710 Nursing Clinical Experience 1A
Students will provide basic nursing care to patients in the long term
care setting using scientific nursing principles. Emphasis is placed on
assessment and documentation skills.
1.5
Fairfield Area Career
Academy
PSY121 Developmental Psychology
The course is designed to provide a survey of the patterns of behavior
and current attitudes on human development from birth to death.
Emphasis is given to the theories of cognitive, social, physical and
emotional development.
3
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
BIO178 Human Physiology
This course offers a detailed look into the physiology of the nervous,
respiratory, digestive, circulatory, urinary, reproductive and endocrine
systems. This course is designed for the health occupations major.
3
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
BIO179 Human Physiology Lab
Physiology Lab covers the lecture topics emphasizing the visual and
simulated physiology of body systems and their accompanying organ
anatomy.
1
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
PNN503 Nursing of Adults 1B
Common diseases affecting the hematopoietic, respiratory and renal
systems are introduced. Related signs and symptoms, laboratory
findings and treatment of specified diseases will be presented. Basic
nursing care of the adult patient will be discussed.
1
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
PNN713 Nursing Clinical Experience 1B
Students will provide basic nursing care to patients in the long term
care setting using scientific nursing principles. Emphasis is placed on
assessment and documentation skills.
1.5
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
CSC105 Computer Essentials
The basics of the Windows operating system, electronic
communications, and Internet research will be covered. Students will
use basic features of word processing and presentation software. This
course is intended for students with limited computer skills.
1
Fairfield Area Career
Academy
2
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
ELT302 Principles of Electricity
This is a facilitated course covering the basic theory and principles of
both direct (DC) and alternating (AC) currents and methods of
measuring voltage, current, and resistance. This course also
emphasizes the basics of operation and maintenance of three-phase
systems.
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ELT140 Electrical Systems I
This course covers the National Electrical Code, electrical blueprints
and symbols, a basic overview of commercial wiring, operation and
maintenance of DC and AC equipment and controls and single-phase
motors. The use of instruments in electrical measurements is also
included.
2
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
MAT762 Technical Math for Industry
This course covers number systems, introductory trigonometry, basic
Boolean algebra, complex numbers, phasor algebra and periodic
functions as they relate to electricity.
2
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
This is a facilitated course covering the operation and
maintenance of three-phase systems and motor starters.
2
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
IND110 CPR, First Aid & Safety
This course covers cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) basics.
Instruction includes laboratory practice in basic first-aid procedures as
well as aspects of safety as it relates to routine industrial maintenance
(electrical, mechanical and heating/cooling and refrigeration)
occupations.
1
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
ELT142 Electrical Systems III
This course covers the basic application of industrial electronic
devices and programmable logic controllers.
2
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
ELT136 Electrical Systems Analysis
This is a facilitated course covering the use of schematics and ladder
diagrams to determine the proper sequence of operation in
electrical/electronic control system maintenance and troubleshooting.
2
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
ELT165 Industrial PLC Programming
This course covers installation, setup, programming, and
troubleshooting of Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC).
1
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
IND120 Fluid Systems I
This course covers the basic operation of pumps and valves, drive
components, basic hydraulic and pneumatic systems. The selection
and proper use of lubricants in drive components are also covered.
2
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
IND121 Fluid Systems II
This course covers constructing hydraulic circuits utilizing check
valves, accumulators, cylinders, motors, flow control valves,
directional control valves and the various types of pumps. Operation
of pneumatic systems devices is also covered.
2
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
2
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
ELT141 Electrical Systems II
IND122 Fluid Systems III
This course covers in detail the maintenance and troubleshooting of
hydraulic and pneumatic systems.
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IND140 Industrial Maintenance Drives
This facilitated course covers the basic application and maintenance
of mechanical drive systems and assemblies.
1
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
IND142 Industrial Maintenance Pumps
This is a facilitated course covering the basic troubleshooting and
maintenance of pumps.
1
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
1
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
ADM221 Career Development Skills
This course teaches the student the skills required to locate
prospective employers and to obtain a position in the chosen field.
Topics covered include company and job research, application forms,
resumes, letters, telephone techniques and interviews.
2
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
IND123 Fluid Systems Analysis
This course covers troubleshooting and routine maintenance of
systems covered in Fluid Systems I, II, III. The basic concepts of
Total Productive Maintenance (TPM) are also included.
2
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
BUS102 Introduction to Business
Introduction to Business is designed to meet the needs of students
who are taking their first course in business. It provides clear-cut
descriptions and analyses of our business system as a whole and of its
variations with emphasis on social as well as economic topics.
3
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
3
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
3
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
3
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
ELT731 Industrial Instrumentation
This facilitated course covers the use of instrumentation for
monitoring and controlling an industrial process.
CSC110 Introduction to Computers
This course is an introduction to business computer software and
hardware. Students will use basic and intermediate features of word
processing and spreadsheet software, and basic features of database
and presentation software. General computer concepts and the
Internet will also be covered.
SPC101 Fundamentals of Oral Communication
This course focuses on basic communication, including the
communication process, self-concept, self-disclosure, perception,
language, listening, non-verbal messages, interpersonal relationships,
public speaking, small group communication and inter-cultural
relations.
MKT110 Principles of Marketing
Marketing is a course that examines the movement of goods and
services from the producer to the consumer. The areas of retailing,
wholesaling, channels of distribution, marketing research and pricing
are approached from the total marketing concept.
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MGT101 Principles of Management
Principles of Management is a course that presents the theory and
major functions of management and describes the role of the
manager. Management concepts, theories, techniques and skills are
applicable to all business functional areas and are essential
components for successful organizations.
3
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
ECN120 Principles of Macroeconomics
This course examines the basic principles and forces governing
capitalism and the mixed economy such as supply and demand and
the price system. Other topics include macroeconomics concepts,
national income accounting, the business cycles, money and banking,
the Federal Reserve System, Keynesianism and Monetarism. A
background in algebra is highly recommended.
3
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
BUS220 Introduction to International Business
This course examines the techniques for entering the international
marketplace. Focus is on the dynamics of cultural, economic,
demographic, technological and political-legal factors existing in the
international trade environment. Students learn practical applications
through analysis of actual business cases.
3
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
ACC121 Principles of Accounting I
This course will include basic principles and practices of accounting
including debits and credits, journals and ledgers and accounting for
merchandising operations and for liquid assets.
3
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
3
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
ACC122 Principles of Accounting II
This course is a continuation of Accounting I. Topics include the
theory and application of accounting for plant assets, current and
long-term liabilities and corporations. In addition, cash flow
statements will be discussed.
3
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
BUS204 Professionalism in the Workplace
This course prepares students to enter the workplace with the attitudes
and skills required in a professional setting. Designed as a course for
students enrolled in career programs and for students preparing to
transfer, the course includes the following topics: workplace
behaviors, customer service etiquette, business protocol, business
communication skills, confidentiality, career development skills. The
course assumes a working knowledge of Microsoft Word or
equivalent word processing programs.
3
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
ENG111 Technical Writing
This course prepares the student in the areas of written and oral
communication for professional situations. Instruction includes
approaching writing rhetorically, employing techniques in document
design and style of career-related communication. This course will
emphasize effective professional communication in real-world
applications.
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BUS188 Legal Environment of Business
Legal Environment of Business is designed to provide students with
fundamental knowledge concerning a series of critical legal and
regulatory issues that affect business.
3
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
BUS932 Internship
This course provides the opportunity to enhance academic preparation
and professional growth through hands-on work experience. Students
gain valuable real world experience. Students must have a cumulative
GPA of 2.5 or higher and have completed 30 semester credit hours
toward an Associate Degree.
1
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
WEL120 Oxy Fuel Welding & Cutting
This is a facilitated course which covers oxy-acetylene and shielded
metal arc welding procedures in flat position.
2
IHCC Ottumwa
WEL150 Arc Welding I (SMAW)
This course covers safety, electrode selection, power sources and
welding distortion control utilizing arc welding process in all
positions.
2
IHCC Ottumwa
WEL151 Common Arc Welding Processes
This is a facilitated course, which covers different arc welding
processes used in industry.
2
IHCC Ottumwa
WEL181 Gas Metal Arc Welding
This course covers safety and Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW)
techniques in horizontal, vertical and overhead positions.
2
IHCC Ottumwa
WEL190 Gas Tungsten Arc Welding
This is a facilitated course which covers safety and gas tungsten arc
welding in the flat position.
2
IHCC Ottumwa
WEL201 Procedures & Qualifications
This is a facilitated course designed to make students aware of proper
welding procedures, qualification records, and procedure
specifications found in industry. This course helps prepare students
who may become a welding supervisor or inspector.
1
IHCC Ottumwa
WEL202 Discontinuities & Defects
This is a facilitated course that covers different discontinuities and
defects related to the arc welding processes found in industry.
1
IHCC Ottumwa
MAT762 Technical Math for Industry
This course covers mathematical operations using fractions, decimals
and percentages. Customary and metric measurement problems are
discussed. Practical applications of mathematical concepts are
provided.
2
IHCC Ottumwa
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WEL182 FCAW
This is a facilitated course that covers Flux Core Arc Welding
(FCAW) techniques and procedures.
2
IHCC Ottumwa
WEL110 Welding Blueprint Reading
This is a facilitated course which covers how different types of welds
are designated on blueprints and the manner in which the weld
locations are specified.
2
IHCC Ottumwa
WEL173 Advanced Welding Procedures I
This is a facilitated course that covers in-depth study of welding
procedures and the proper use of electrodes and techniques of
advanced Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW).
3
IHCC Ottumwa
WEL200 Metallurgy Fundamentals
This is a facilitated course that covers basic metallurgy, destructive,
and non-destructive testing methods which the students will see or
possibly use in industry.
2
IHCC Ottumwa
WEL211 Production Welding Procedures
This is a facilitated course which covers Gas Metal Arc Welding
Pulse (GMAW-P) in a production environment.
4
IHCC Ottumwa
ADM221 Career Development Skills
This course teaches the student the skills required to locate
prospective employers and to obtain a position in the chosen field.
Topics covered include company and job research, application forms,
resumes, letters, telephone techniques and interviews.
2
IHCC Ottumwa
WEL174 Advanced Welding Procedures II
This is a facilitated course that covers Advanced Shielded Metal Arc
Welding (SMAW) preparing the student for structural steel and pipe
welding.
3
IHCC Ottumwa
**Please see your Guidance Counselor for more
information regarding offerings at IHCC.
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Course
Credits
School District
ENG105 Composition I
This course emphasizes competent writing skills, focusing primarily on
expository and analytical writing. Particular attention is given to
rhetorical modes and to the analysis of social issues and/or literary works.
Students will write four to six 500-1000 word essays. Instruction also
includes clarity, punctuation and style. All students enrolled in this
course must take the reading and writing portions of COMPASS.
3
Centerville HS
ENG106 Composition II
This course introduces the student to the process of research writing
using the Modern Language Association documentation style. A thesisdriven report paper and a thesis-driven argumentative essay, both
documented in MLA style, will demonstrate the student’s proficiency
with the research process. Prerequisite: ENG105 Composition I.
3
Centerville HS
SPC112 Public Speaking
This course prepares students for a variety of speaking situations, both
formal and informal. The student will prepare and deliver 5-7 speeches
using a variety of preparation and delivery strategies. The student will
learn how to incorporate research and professional presentational aids
into a speech.
3
Centerville HS
BIO120 General Biology ID
This course includes an introduction to science, the characteristics of life,
ecology, cell structure and function, chemistry of life, metabolism, cell
division and reproduction, genetics and heredity and evolution by natural
selection. Laboratory work includes the use of laboratory tools and metric
system measurements, use of the light microscope, observations of cells
and studies of the scientific method, ecology, enzyme activity, cellular
respiration, molecular biology and Mendelian genetics. This is a “majorslevel” biology course and is part of the majors biology series. This course
has three hours of lecture and four hours of laboratory work per week.
4
Centerville HS
BIO103 Introduction to Biology Lab
This is a “non-majors level” biology course and is designed to
accompany BIO 101 - Introductory Biology . Laboratory work includes
the use of laboratory tools for measurements using the metric system, use
of the light microscope, and study of biological processes. The process of
science and components of experiments are emphasized.
1
Centerville HS
ACC109 Introduction to Accounting
This course examines and applies the principles of debits and credits,
journalizing, posting to the ledger, financial statements, end-of-period
adjustments and worksheets, the closing process at the end of the fiscal
period and accounting for cash.
2
Centerville HS
ACC110 Introduction to Accounting II
This course is a continuation of Accounting Fundamentals I and includes
payroll, special journals and accounting procedures for a merchandising
business. Prerequisite: ACC109 Intro to Accounting.
2
Centerville HS
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MFG 209 Machine Shop Practices
This course covers safety in machine shop, environmental safety,
measurement, layout, inspection, setup, basic bench work practices, and
non-traditional machining processes.
3
Centerville HS
MFG222 Machine Operations I
This project oriented lab is the first class in the machining series. The
operations involve machining parts utilizing the lathe, vertical milling
machine, drill press, surface grinder, shaper, pedestal grinder, and band
saw.
4
Centerville HS
EGT400 PLTW Introduction to
Engineering Design @ IHCC Centerville
This course uses a design development process while enriching technical
and engineering problem-solving skills; students create and analyze
models using specialized computer software (AutoCAD Inventor). This
course may be taken as part of the Project Lead The Way sequence of
courses.
3
Centerville HS
EGT410 PLTW Principles of Engineering @IHCC Centerville
This course explores technology systems and manufacturing processes
using the methodology of project-based engineering problem solving.
Learning activities explore a variety of engineering disciplines and
address the social and political consequences of technological change.
This course may be taken as part of the Project Lead The Way sequence
of courses. EGT400 Introduction to Engineering Design is recommended,
but not required.
3
Centerville HS
3
Centerville HS
3
Centerville HS
AGS113 Survey of Animal Industry
This course discusses the integration of livestock in a sustainable farming
system including small-scale production for niche markets. Topics
include appropriate breed selection, nutrition, reproduction, diseases,
processing and land management for hogs, poultry, cattle, sheep, and
goats. Lab work required.
AGH221 – Principles of Horticulture
This course will provide students essential knowledge and skills
necessary for a solid orientation on the horticulture field. Areas of study
include climate and plant growth, botanical nomenclature, anatomy,
propagation, plant nutrition, and an introduction to the diverse career
field involved with the horticulture industry.
AGA154 Fundamentals of Soil Science
This course covers basic concepts, terminology and applications of soil
science. Soil ecosystems will be studied at both microscopic and
macroscopic levels. Current soil management practices will be examined.
Laboratory topics include soil types, soil mapping, land use and data
collection techniques. This course requires 3 hours of lecture and 2 hours
of lab work per week.
AGS216 Equine Science
This course is an introduction to concepts, practices and decisions
necessary when managing horses through stages of their lives. Lab work
required.
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
3
3
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
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AGN127 Agrarian Systems and Ecology
The ecological and economical management of sustainable resources as
they relate to agricultural practices will be the focus of this course.
Students will be able to put into perspective the historical evolution of
agrarian practices and how they relate to future practices in agriculture,
forestry, wildlife, and water and soil management.
3
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
AGN125 Woodland Management
This course focuses on planning and using managerial, economic and
wildlife techniques to meet the objectives of land use. Economic topics
will include investment of financial resources, marketing and time issues.
Lab work required.
3
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
AGA114 Principles of Agronomy
This course covers basic concepts, terminology and applications of
agronomy. Topics include crop production theories, techniques and
technology, evolution of crop production, biological, chemical,
geological, environmental and economic aspects of farming. Laboratory
exercises correspond to lecture topics.
3
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
AGS226 Beef Cattle Science
This course is an introduction to principles, practices and decisions
necessary when managing beef cattle in all stages of the production
cycle. Lab work required.
3
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
CSC105 Computer Essentials
The basics of the Windows operating system, electronic communications,
and Internet research will be covered. Students will use basic features of
word processing and presentation software. This course is intended for
students with limited computer skills.
1
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
HSC Medical Terminology
This course offers a study of the basic medical language essential to
health occupations careers. Emphasis will be placed on word analysis and
construction, definitions, pronunciation, spelling, and standard
abbreviations.
2
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
3
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
3
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
PNN147 Nursing Essentials I
This course introduces the essential scientific knowledge, technical skills
and communication techniques, as specified by OBRA, to function as an
accountable member of the health care team. Theory, laboratory practice
and clinical experience will be incorporated to prepare the student to
address the bio psychosocial and spiritual needs of patients.
BIO175 Human Anatomy
This course covers basic concepts in human anatomical structure in
relation to simple body functions. All body systems are covered with
emphasis on structure. This course is for students interested in pursuing
health or science programs. To succeed in this course, a student should
have a strong background in biology.
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BIO176 Human Anatomy Lab
Anatomy lab covers the lecture topics through the use of models,
computer simulations and diagrams to confirm anatomical structure of
tissues, bones and muscles.
1
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
PNN265 Nutrition
This course surveys normal nutritional needs of individuals throughout
the lifespan. Emphasis is placed on identifying the various nutrients and
their functions for the maintenance or restoration of health. The
protection and preservation of food and community nutritional needs are
discussed. Dietary modifications related to specific diseases are
introduced.
3
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
PNN231 Pharmacology
This course is designed to provide the student with information essential
to planning care for patients receiving medication therapy. Common
medications affecting the body systems will be introduced. Principles of
basic mathematics used in the calculation of drug dosages will be
integrated.
3
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
PSY111 Introduction to Psychology
This course is a broad introduction to the principles of contemporary
psychology. The course is based on providing the student with an
understanding of the theoretical foundations of psychology, as well as a
survey of empirical research dealing with behavior and mental processes.
3
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
2
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
PNN401 Mental Health Nursing I
This course introduces basic nursing theory related to the psychological
aspects of illness. The concepts of mental health and emotional illness are
examined. The role of the nurse in caring for clients with alterations in
mental health is discussed.
1
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
BIO178 Human Physiology
This course offers a detailed look into the physiology of the nervous,
respiratory, digestive, circulatory, urinary, reproductive and endocrine
systems. This course is designed for the health occupations major.
3
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
BIO179 Human Physiology Lab
Physiology Lab covers the lecture topics emphasizing the visual and
simulated physiology of body systems and their accompanying organ
anatomy.
1
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
PNN148 Nursing Essentials II
This course introduces basic assessment principles and techniques and
explains documentation procedures. The concept of surgical asepsis and
the procedures requiring sterile technique are discussed. Protocol for
medication administration is examined. The student will have the
opportunity to gain skill in advanced nursing procedures requiring sterile
technique.
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PNN502 Nursing of Adults IA
This course introduces basic principles of adult nursing and common
diseases affecting the endocrine and cardiovascular systems. Related
signs and symptoms, laboratory findings and treatment of specified
diseases will be presented. Basic nursing care of the surgical and adult
patient will be discussed.
1.5
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
1.5
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
1.5
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
1.5
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
3
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
PNN710 Nursing Clinical Experience 1A
Students will provide basic nursing care to patients in the long term
care setting using scientific nursing principles. Emphasis is placed on
assessment and documentation skills..
PNN503 Nursing of Adults 1B
Common diseases affecting the hematopoietic, respiratory and renal
systems are introduced. Related signs and symptoms, laboratory findings
and treatment of specified diseases will be presented. Basic nursing care
of the adult patient will be discussed.
PNN713 Nursing Clinical Experience 1B
Students will provide basic nursing care to patients in the long term care
setting using scientific nursing principles. Emphasis is placed on
assessment and documentation skills.
PSY121 Developmental Psychology
The course is designed to provide a survey of the patterns of behavior and
current attitudes on human development from birth to death. Emphasis is
given to the theories of cognitive, social, physical and emotional
development.
**Please see your Guidance Counselor for more
information regarding offerings at IHCC.
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Chariton
Course
Credits
School District
ENG105 Composition I
This course emphasizes competent writing skills, focusing primarily on
expository and analytical writing. Particular attention is given to rhetorical
modes and to the analysis of social issues and/or literary works. Students
will write four to six 500-1000 word essays. Instruction also includes
clarity, punctuation and style. All students enrolled in this course must
take the reading and writing portions of COMPASS.
3
Chariton HS
ENG106 Composition II
This course introduces the student to the process of research writing using
the Modern Language Association documentation style. A thesis-driven
report paper and a thesis-driven argumentative essay, both documented in
MLA style, will demonstrate the student’s proficiency with the research
process. Prerequisite: ENG105 Composition I.
3
Chariton HS
ECN120 Principles of Macroeconomics
This course examines the basic principles and forces governing capitalism
and the mixed economy such as supply and demand and the price system.
Other topics include macroeconomic concepts, national income accounting, the business cycles, money and banking, the Federal Reserve
System, Keynesianism and Monetarism. A background in algebra is highly
recommended.
3
Chariton HS
ECN130 Principles of Microeconomics
This course examines resource allocation, opportunity cost, elasticity of
demand and supply, marginal analysis theories of production and
consumption, pricing, the market system, and perfect and imperfect
competition.
3
Chariton HS
HIS151 U.S. History to 1877
This course covers European discovery and settlement of the Americas.
Topics include: European colonial expansion, colonial wars, colonial
governments, the Revolutionary War, the adoption of the Constitution and
the growth and development of the United States through the Civil War
and Reconstruction.
3
Chariton HS
AGA114 Principles of Agronomy
This course covers basic concepts, terminology and applications of
agronomy. Topics include crop production theories, techniques and
technology, evolution of crop production, biological, chemical, geological,
environmental and economic aspects of farming. Laboratory exercises
correspond to lecture topics.
3
Chariton HS
AGA154 Fundamentals of Soil Science
This course covers basic concepts, terminology and applications of soil
science. Soil ecosystems will be studied at both microscopic and
macroscopic levels. Current soil management practices will be examined.
Laboratory topics include soil types, soil mapping, land use and data
collection techniques. This course requires three hours of lecture and two
hours of lab work per week.
3
Chariton HS
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EGT400 PLTW Introduction to Engineering Design
This course uses a design development process while enriching technical
and engineering problem-solving skills; students create and analyze
models using specialized computer software (AutoCAD Inventor). This
course may be taken as part of the Project Lead The Way sequence of
courses.
3
Chariton HS
EGT410 PLTW Principles of Engineering @IHCC Centerville
This course explores technology systems and manufacturing processes
using the methodology of project-based engineering problem solving.
Learning activities explore a variety of engineering disciplines and
address the social and political consequences of technological change.
This course may be taken as part of the Project Lead The Way sequence
of courses. EGT400 Introduction to Engineering Design is recommended,
but not required.
3
Chariton HS
HSC113 Medical Terminology
This course offers a study of the basic medical language essential to health
occupations careers. Emphasis will be placed on word analysis and
construction, definitions, pronunciation, spelling, and standard
abbreviations.
2
Chariton HS
PNN147 Nursing Essentials I
This course introduces the essential scientific knowledge, technical skills
and communication techniques, as specified by OBRA, to function as an
accountable member of the health care team. Theory, laboratory practice
and clinical experience will be incorporated to prepare the student to
address the bio psychosocial and spiritual needs of patients.
3
Chariton HS
HIT125 Essentials of Health Records
This course introduces the student to the components of the health record.
An overview of the departments in the health care facility and the role of
the health care team members will be discussed. The importance of
confidentiality, child and dependent adult abuse reporting, HIPAA and
infection control principles will be addressed.
2
Chariton HS
PNN265 Nutrition
This course surveys normal nutritional needs of individuals throughout the
lifespan. Emphasis is placed on identifying the various nutrients and their
functions for the maintenance or restoration of health. The protection and
preservation of food and community nutritional needs are discussed.
Dietary modifications related to specific diseases are introduced.
3
Chariton HS
EDU213 Introduction to Education
This course surveys the teaching profession and introduces the student to
the basic concepts and principles of education, including teaching
effectiveness, school models and reform, curriculum, diversity, law,
administration, philosophies and job options.
3
Chariton HS
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Credits
School District
MAT110 Math for Liberal Arts
This is a liberal arts course intended for students with a wide variety of
mathematical backgrounds. Emphasis is on problem-solving and
applications. Among the topics included are logic, probability, statistics,
and consumer mathematics. At least one additional topic will be chosen
from among set theory, algebra basics, and voting theory. This content is
similar to MAT118. Credit cannot be earned in both.
3
Davis County HS
MAT120 College Algebra
This course extends the study of algebraic principles. Topics include
linear and quadratic equations and inequalities, graphs of relations and
functions, exponential and logarithmic functions, systems of equations
and inequalities and matrices and determinants. Before enrolling in this
course, a student should have a strong background in algebra.
3
Davis County HS
MAT210 Calculus I
This is the first course of a full year of calculus. Topics include limits and
continuity, differentiation, applications of differentiation and integration.
Before enrolling in this course, a student should have a strong
background in advanced algebra and trigonometry.
3
Davis County HS
MAT216 Calculus II
This course is a continuation of Calculus I. Topics include applications of
the definite integral; the calculus of exponential, logarithmic and other
transcendental functions; and techniques of integration. Prerequisite:
MAT210 Calculus I.
3
Davis County HS
HSC113 Medical Terminology - ICN
This course offers a study of the basic medical language essential to
health occupations careers. Emphasis will be placed on word analysis and
construction, definitions, pronunciation, spelling and standard
abbreviations.
2
Davis County HS
PNN147 Nursing Essentials I - ICN
This course introduces the essential scientific knowledge, technical skills
and communication techniques, as specified by OBRA, to function as an
accountable member of the health care team. Theory, laboratory practice
and clinical experience will be incorporated to prepare the student to
address the bio-psychosocial and spiritual needs of patients.
3
Davis County HS
PNN265 Nutrition – ICN and Online
This course surveys normal nutritional needs of individuals throughout
the lifespan. Emphasis is placed on identifying the various nutrients and
their functions for the maintenance or restoration of health. The
protection and preservation of food and community nutritional needs are
discussed. Dietary modifications related to specific diseases are
introduced.
3
Davis County HS
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HIT125 Essentials of Health Records - Online
This course introduces the student to the components of the health record.
An overview of the departments in the health care facility and the role of
the health care team members will be discussed. The importance of
confidentiality, child and dependent adult abuse reporting, HIPAA and
infection control principles will be addressed.
2
Davis County HS
ECE103 Introduction to Early Childhood Education - ICN
This course gives students an historical and philosophical foundation of
the field of early childhood education. An overview of assessment and
evidence-based practices is included. The influences of family centered
practice, inclusion, culture and language are addressed. Early childhood
careers are explored.
3
Davis County HS
EDU235 Children’s Literature - ICN
This course provides a survey of children’s literature focusing on specific
literary categories including poetry, fantasy, historical fiction, picture
books, realistic fiction and informational books. Major writers are
examined in each category. Additionally, the course explores evaluating
and selecting children’s literature for personal and professional use.
3
Davis County HS
AGB235 Introduction to Agriculture Markets
Basic marketing principles will be researched, studied, and discussed.
Topics include buying, selling, processing, standardizing, grading,
storing and marketing of agriculture commodities. Students will develop
a marketing plan.
3
Davis County HS
AGS113 Survey of Animal Industry
This course discusses the integration of livestock in a sustainable farming
system including small-scale production for niche markets. Topics
include appropriate breed selection, nutrition, reproduction, diseases,
processing and land management for hogs, poultry, cattle, sheep, and
goats. Lab work required.
3
Davis County HS
CSC110 Introduction to Computers
This course is an introduction to business computer software and
hardware. Students will use basic and intermediate features of word
processing and spreadsheet software and basic features of database and
presentation software. General computer concepts and the Internet will
also be covered.
3
Davis County HS
CIS183 Oracle Academy
This course covers data modeling, database design, entities and entity
relationships and cardinality. Discussion topics are reinforced by the
student participating in a group project designing a database and
presenting the design.
3
Davis County HS
ENG105 Composition I - ICN
This course emphasizes competent writing skills, focusing primarily on
expository and analytical writing. Particular attention is given to
rhetorical modes and to the analysis of social issues and/or literary works.
Students will write four-six essays of approximately 1,000 words each.
Instruction also includes clarity, punctuation and style. All students
enrolled in this course are strongly advised to take the reading and
writing portions of COMPASS.
3
Davis County HS
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ENG106 Composition II - ICN
This course introduces the student to the process of research writing
using the Modern Language Association documentation style. A thesisdriven report paper and a thesis-driven argumentative essay, both
documented in MLA style, will demonstrate the student’s proficiency
with the research process. Students will produce approximately 20 pages
of academic research writing.
3
Davis County HS
SPC112 Public Speaking - ICN
This course prepares students for a variety of speaking situations, both
formal and informal. The student will prepare and deliver 5-7 speeches
using a variety of preparation and delivery strategies. The student will
learn how to incorporate research and professional presentational aids
into a speech.
3
Davis County HS
ACC109 Introduction to Accounting I
This course examines and applies the principles of debits and credits,
journalizing, posting to the ledger, financial statements, end-of-period
adjustments and worksheets, the closing process at the end of the fiscal
period and accounting for cash.
2
Davis County HS
ACC110 Introduction to Accounting II
This course is a continuation of Accounting Fundamentals I and includes
payroll, special journals and accounting procedures for a merchandising
business.
2
Davis County HS
BIO101 Introduction to Biology
This course introduces: the role of science in everyday life, chemical and
biological processes, structures and processes of cells, heredity and
evolution. This is a “non-majors level” biology course. It can be
accompanied by the 1-credit hour BIO 103 - Introductory Biology Lab
or it can be taken alone.
2
Davis County HS
BIO103 Introduction to Biology Lab
This is a “non-majors level” biology course and is designed to
accompany BIO 101 - Introductory Biology . Laboratory work includes
the use of laboratory tools for measurements using the metric system, use
of the light microscope, and study of biological processes. The process of
science and components of experiments are emphasized.
1
Davis County HS
WEL120 Oxy Fuel Welding & Cutting
This is a facilitated course which covers oxy-acetylene and shielded
metal arc welding procedures in flat position.
2
IHCC Ottumwa
WEL150 Arc Welding I (SMAW)
This course covers safety, electrode selection, power sources and welding
distortion control utilizing arc welding process in all positions.
2
IHCC Ottumwa
WEL151 Common Arc Welding Processes
This is a facilitated course, which covers different arc welding processes
used in industry.
2
IHCC Ottumwa
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WEL181 Gas Metal Arc Welding
This course covers safety and Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW)
techniques in horizontal, vertical and overhead positions.
2
IHCC Ottumwa
WEL190 Gas Tungsten Arc Welding
This is a facilitated course which covers safety and gas tungsten arc
welding in the flat position.
2
IHCC Ottumwa
WEL201 Procedures & Qualifications
This is a facilitated course designed to make students aware of proper
welding procedures, qualification records, and procedure specifications
found in industry. This course helps prepare students who may become a
welding supervisor or inspector.
1
IHCC Ottumwa
WEL202 Discontinuities & Defects
This is a facilitated course that covers different discontinuities and
defects related to the arc welding processes found in industry.
1
IHCC Ottumwa
MAT762 Technical Math for Industry
This course covers mathematical operations using fractions, decimals and
percentages. Customary and metric measurement problems are discussed.
Practical applications of mathematical concepts are provided.
2
IHCC Ottumwa
WEL182 FCAW
This is a facilitated course that covers Flux Core Arc Welding (FCAW)
techniques and procedures.
2
IHCC Ottumwa
WEL110 Welding Blueprint Reading
This is a facilitated course which covers how different types of welds are
designated on blueprints and the manner in which the weld locations are
specified.
2
IHCC Ottumwa
WEL173 Advanced Welding Procedures I
This is a facilitated course that covers in-depth study of welding
procedures and the proper use of electrodes and techniques of advanced
Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW).
3
IHCC Ottumwa
WEL200 Metallurgy Fundamentals
This is a facilitated course that covers basic metallurgy, destructive, and
non-destructive testing methods which the students will see or possibly
use in industry.
2
IHCC Ottumwa
WEL211 Production Welding Procedures
This is a facilitated course which covers Gas Metal Arc Welding Pulse
(GMAW-P) in a production environment.
4
IHCC Ottumwa
ADM221 Career Development Skills
This course teaches the student the skills required to locate prospective
employers and to obtain a position in the chosen field. Topics covered
include company and job research, application forms, resumes, letters,
telephone techniques and interviews.
2
IHCC Ottumwa
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WEL174 Advanced Welding Procedures II
This is a facilitated course that covers Advanced Shielded Metal Arc
Welding (SMAW) preparing the student for structural steel and pipe
welding.
3
IHCC Ottumwa
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Eddyville-Blakesburg-Fremont
Course
Credits
School District
ENG105 Composition I
This course emphasizes competent writing skills, focusing primarily on
expository and analytical writing. Particular attention is given to
rhetorical modes and to the analysis of social issues and/or literary works.
Students will write four-six essays of approximately 1,000 words each.
Instruction also includes clarity, punctuation and style. All students
enrolled in this course are strongly advised to take the reading and
writing portions of COMPASS.
3
EBF HS
ENG106 Composition II
This course introduces the student to the process of research writing
using the Modern Language Association documentation style. A thesisdriven report paper and a thesis-driven argumentative essay, both
documented in MLA style, will demonstrate the student’s proficiency
with the research process. Students will produce approximately 20 pages
of academic research writing.
3
EBF HS
PSY111 Introduction to Psychology
This course is a broad introduction to the principles of contemporary
psychology. The course is based on providing the student with an
understanding of the theoretical foundations of psychology, as well as a
survey of empirical research dealing with behavior and mental processes.
3
EBF HS
CSC110 Introduction to Computers
This course is an introduction to business computer software and
hardware. Students will use basic and intermediate features of word
processing and spreadsheet software, and basic features of database and
presentation software. General computer concepts and the Internet will
also be covered.
3
EBF HS
AGH221 Principles of Horticulture
This course will provide students essential knowledge and skills
necessary for a solid orientation on the horticulture field. Areas of study
include climate and plant growth, botanical nomenclature, anatomy,
propagation, plant nutrition, and an introduction to the diverse career
field involved with the horticulture industry.
3
EBF HS
ELT373 DC Circuit Analysis
This course covers the electrical and electron theory of direct current and
proceeds through units in resistance, conductance, series circuits, parallel
circuits, series-parallel circuits, voltage divider circuits and the proper use
of meters.
4
Mahaska County
Career Academy
MAT742 Technical Math
This course covers basic algebra, units and dimensions, graphing lines
and inequalities, manipulating radicals and roots and solving a variety of
equations.
2
Mahaska County
Career Academy
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ELT378 AC Circuit Analysis
This course covers magnetism and electromagnetic induction and
progresses through alternating current and voltage, capacitors, inductors
and transformers. The response of sinusoidal voltages and currents to RL,
RC and RLC circuits is studied, including phasor analysis and filter
applications.
4
Mahaska County
Career Academy
MAT761 Technical Math for Electronics
This course covers number systems, introductory trigonometry, basic
Boolean algebra, complex numbers, phasor algebra and periodic
functions as they relate to electricity.
2
Mahaska County
Career Academy
CSC110 Introduction to Computers
This course is an introduction to business computer software and
hardware. Students will use basic and intermediate features of word
processing and spreadsheet software, and basic features of database and
presentation software. General computer concepts and the Internet will
also be covered.
3
Mahaska County
Career Academy
ELT550 Analog Devices
This course covers the application, operation, and theory of solid state
devices, such as diodes, transistors, thyristors and operational amplifiers.
Semiconductor characteristics are examined and applied to voltage and
power amplifiers, as well as switching circuits.
4
Mahaska County
Career Academy
EGT420 PLTW Digital Electronics
This course covers the theory and operation of semiconductor logic
families and their circuits. Topics include binary numbers, logic gates,
Boolean algebra, combinational circuit design techniques, flip-flops,
registers, counters, algorithmic statemachines, microprocessors and
interfacing. Laboratory exercises allow the student to design, implement,
and test a wide range of digital circuits using standard logic families and
programmable logic devices. This course may be taken as part of the
Project Lead The Way sequence of courses.
3
Mahaska County
Career Academy
ELT505 Power Transfer Technology
This course covers electrical power and fluid- power-transfer
technologies. Emphasis will be placed on high voltage alternating
current, direct current power supplies, and fluid power concepts and
applications. Three-phase power voltage rectification and regulation are
included.
2
Mahaska County
Career Academy
LEO101 Photonics Concepts
This course introduces the student to the way light is generated and
manipulated. Students will have the chance to perform basic labs to
enhance their understanding of optics and laser beams. Laser industry
experts will discuss real world applications and the future of the
photonics industry.
4
Mahaska County
Career Academy
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ELT580 Microelectronic Circuits
This course covers a variety of solid state circuits. Applications of
integrated circuits for regulators, timing, amplification, and signal
processing are analyzed. Circuits are built in the lab to study various
applications.
4
Mahaska County
Career Academy
COM725 Workplace Communications
This course covers relevant information and practical application of
methods to improve the effectiveness of on-the-job communication.
Subject matter covered includes reading, writing, speaking, and listening
skills.
2
Mahaska County
Career Academy
ELT110 Electronics
The focus of this course is a basic understanding of electronics used in
computer technology today. Topics include electronic components, lab
safety, static electricity, AC/DC circuits, and various test
equipment. Discussion topics will be reinforced through lab exercises.
2
Mahaska County
Career Academy
NET122 Computer Hardware Basics
This course will cover information from the Computing Technology
Industry Association (CompTIA) sponsored A+ Certification Exam,
which is designed to certify computer technicians in PC software and
hardware repair.
3
Mahaska County
Career Academy
NET780 Microcomputer Utilities
This course will introduce the student to the currently used operating
system with an emphasis on System, Internet, and Network Utilities.
4
Mahaska County
Career Academy
BCA185 Beginning Webpage Development
This course will introduce the concepts of design and development of
websites. Creating web sites will be discussed using XHTML and style
sheets. These concepts will be applied in a variety of web-development
exercises.
3
Mahaska County
Career Academy
NET451 Unix/Linux
This course covers general system concepts, resource allocation and data
management in the UNIX and LINUX environments. Discussion topics
are reinforced through lab exercises.
2
Mahaska County
Career Academy
CSC110 Introduction to Computers
This course is an introduction to business computer software and
hardware. Students will use basic and intermediate features of word
processing and spreadsheet software, and basic features of database and
presentation software. General computer concepts and the Internet will
also be covered.
3
Mahaska County
Career Academy
NET615 Social Engineering
This course will cover social engineering, which is the means hackers use
to gain personal and private information through the use of influence,
persuasion, deceit or manipulation. Other topics will include methods
used to detect, investigate and prevent them from succeeding.
2
Mahaska County
Career Academy
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NET454 Advanced Unix/Linux
This course covers advanced Unix/Linux system administration,
application installation and configuration, and system tuning for
performance and security. Vulnerabilities and tools specific to
Unix/Linux systems will be covered.
2
Mahaska County
Career Academy
NET310 Virtual Machines
This course will cover the concepts of virtual machines and virtualization
software. Topics will include the ability to install and run multiple
operating systems on one computer or server.
3
Mahaska County
Career Academy
NET725 Networking Essentials
This course will cover the information from the Microsoft Certification
Exam #70-058 “Networking Essentials” which is one of the four core
Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer (MCSE) exams.
3
Mahaska County
Career Academy
NET610 Security Fundamentals
This course will provide an overview of the vulnerabilities that exist in
most information systems. Students will learn how policies, user
education, and software and hardware tools can help prevent those
systems from being attacked.
2
Mahaska County
Career Academy
NET319 Microsoft Server
This course will provide students with the knowledge and skills
necessary to install and configure Windows 2000 on individual
computers that will be connected in lab as a network.
3
Mahaska County
Career Academy
HSC113 Medical Terminology
This course offers a study of the basic medical language essential to
health occupations careers. Emphasis will be placed on word analysis and
construction, definitions, pronunciation, spelling, and standard
abbreviations.
2
Mahaska County
Career Academy
CSC105 Computer Essentials
The basics of the Windows operating system, electronic communications,
and Internet research will be covered. Students will use basic features of
word processing and presentation software. This course is intended for
students with limited computer skills.
1
Mahaska County
Career Academy
PNN147 Nursing Essentials I
This course introduces the essential scientific knowledge, technical skills
and communication techniques, as specified by OBRA, to function as an
accountable member of the health care team. Theory, laboratory practice
and clinical experience will be incorporated to prepare the student to
address the bio psychosocial and spiritual needs of patients.
3
Mahaska County
Career Academy
BIO175 Human Anatomy
This course covers basic concepts in human anatomical structure in
relation to simple body functions. All body systems are covered with
emphasis on structure. This course is for students interested in pursuing
health or science programs. To succeed in this course, a student should
have a strong background in biology.
3
Mahaska County
Career Academy
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BIO176 Human Anatomy Lab
Anatomy lab covers the lecture topics through the use of models,
computer simulations and diagrams to confirm anatomical structure of
tissues, bones and muscles.
1
Mahaska County
Career Academy
PNN265 Nutrition
This course surveys normal nutritional needs of individuals throughout
the lifespan. Emphasis is placed on identifying the various nutrients and
their functions for the maintenance or restoration of health. The
protection and preservation of food and community nutritional needs are
discussed. Dietary modifications related to specific diseases are
introduced.
3
Mahaska County
Career Academy
PSY111 Introduction to Psychology
This course is a broad introduction to the principles of contemporary
psychology. The course is based on providing the student with an
understanding of the theoretical foundations of psychology, as well as a
survey of empirical research dealing with behavior and mental processes.
3
Mahaska County
Career Academy
3
Mahaska County
Career Academy
PNN401 Mental Health Nursing I
This course introduces basic nursing theory related to the psychological
aspects of illness. The concepts of mental health and emotional illness are
examined. The role of the nurse in caring for clients with alterations in
mental health is discussed.
1
Mahaska County
Career Academy
PNN148 Nursing Essentials II
This course introduces basic assessment principles and techniques and
explains documentation procedures. The concept of surgical asepsis and
the procedures requiring sterile technique are discussed. Protocol for
medication administration is examined. The student will have the
opportunity to gain skill in advanced nursing procedures requiring sterile
technique.
2
Mahaska County
Career Academy
BIO178 Human Physiology
This course offers a detailed look into the physiology of the nervous,
respiratory, digestive, circulatory, urinary, reproductive and endocrine
systems. This course is designed for the health occupations major.
3
Mahaska County
Career Academy
1
Mahaska County
Career Academy
PNN231 Pharmacology
This course is designed to provide the student with information essential
to planning care for patients receiving medication therapy. Common
medications affecting the body systems will be introduced. Principles of
basic mathematics used in the calculation of drug dosages will be
integrated.
BIO179 Human Physiology Lab
Physiology Lab covers the lecture topics emphasizing the visual and
simulated physiology of body systems and their accompanying organ
anatomy.
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PNN502 Nursing of Adults 1A
This course introduces basic principles of adult nursing and common
diseases affecting the endocrine and cardiovascular systems. Related
signs and symptoms, laboratory findings and treatment of specified
diseases will be presented. Basic nursing care of the surgical and adult
patient will be discussed.
1.5
Mahaska County
Career Academy
PNN710 Nursing Clinical Experience 1A
Students will provide basic nursing care to patients in the long term care
setting using scientific nursing principles. Emphasis is placed on
assessment and documentation skills.
1.5
Mahaska County
Career Academy
PSY121 Developmental Psychology
The course is designed to provide a survey of the patterns of behavior and
current attitudes on human development from birth to death. Emphasis is
given to the theories of cognitive, social, physical and emotional
development.
3
Mahaska County
Career Academy
PNN503 Nursing of Adults 1B
Common diseases affecting the hematopoietic, respiratory and renal
systems are introduced. Related signs and symptoms, laboratory findings
and treatment of specified diseases will be presented. Basic nursing care
of the adult patient will be discussed.
1.5
Mahaska County
Career Academy
PNN713 Nursing Clinical Experience 1B
Students will provide basic nursing care to patients in the long term care
setting using scientific nursing principles. Emphasis is placed on
assessment and documentation skills.
1
Mahaska County
Career Academy
WEL120 Oxy Fuel Welding & Cutting
This is a facilitated course which covers oxy-acetylene and shielded
metal arc welding procedures in flat position.
2
IHCC Ottumwa
WEL150 Arc Welding I (SMAW)
This course covers safety, electrode selection, power sources and welding
distortion control utilizing arc welding process in all positions.
2
IHCC Ottumwa
WEL151 Common Arc Welding Processes
This is a facilitated course, which covers different arc welding processes
used in industry.
2
IHCC Ottumwa
WEL181 Gas Metal Arc Welding
This course covers safety and Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW)
techniques in horizontal, vertical and overhead positions.
2
IHCC Ottumwa
WEL190 Gas Tungsten Arc Welding
This is a facilitated course which covers safety and gas tungsten arc
welding in the flat position.
2
IHCC Ottumwa
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WEL201 Procedures & Qualifications
This is a facilitated course designed to make students aware of proper
welding procedures, qualification records, and procedure specifications
found in industry. This course helps prepare students who may become a
welding supervisor or inspector.
1
IHCC Ottumwa
WEL202 Discontinuities & Defects
This is a facilitated course that covers different discontinuities and
defects related to the arc welding processes found in industry.
1
IHCC Ottumwa
MAT762 Technical Math for Industry
This course covers mathematical operations using fractions, decimals and
percentages. Customary and metric measurement problems are discussed.
Practical applications of mathematical concepts are provided.
2
IHCC Ottumwa
WEL182 FCAW
This is a facilitated course that covers Flux Core Arc Welding (FCAW)
techniques and procedures.
2
IHCC Ottumwa
WEL110 Welding Blueprint Reading
This is a facilitated course which covers how different types of welds are
designated on blueprints and the manner in which the weld locations are
specified.
2
IHCC Ottumwa
WEL173 Advanced Welding Procedures I
This is a facilitated course that covers in-depth study of welding
procedures and the proper use of electrodes and techniques of advanced
Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW).
3
IHCC Ottumwa
WEL200 Metallurgy Fundamentals
This is a facilitated course that covers basic metallurgy, destructive, and
non-destructive testing methods which the students will see or possibly
use in industry.
2
IHCC Ottumwa
WEL211 Production Welding Procedures
This is a facilitated course which covers Gas Metal Arc Welding Pulse
(GMAW-P) in a production environment.
4
IHCC Ottumwa
ADM221 Career Development Skills
This course teaches the student the skills required to locate prospective
employers and to obtain a position in the chosen field. Topics covered
include company and job research, application forms, resumes, letters,
telephone techniques and interviews.
2
IHCC Ottumwa
WEL174 Advanced Welding Procedures II
This is a facilitated course that covers Advanced Shielded Metal Arc
Welding (SMAW) preparing the student for structural steel and pipe
welding.
3
IHCC Ottumwa
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AUT602 Basic Automotive Electricity
This course covers electrical safety, electrical theory, and familiarization
with electrical circuits and devices. Students will also learn to use
specialized test equipment and will perform voltage, current, and
resistance measurements. Circuit building, electric motor operation,
electrical connections, and soldering techniques will also be covered.
2
Albia Area Career
Academy - AACA
AUT636 Basic Automotive Electronics
This course covers the study of sensors, electronic components, and
related symbols, including the theory of operation. The student will also
learn to read, draw, construct, troubleshoot, and analyze electronic
circuits using the proper test equipment.
2
Albia Area Career
Academy - AACA
AUT701 Basic Automotive Air Conditioning
This course covers the study of proper safety procedures, the
fundamentals of air conditioning, refrigerant, refrigerant oil and the use
of special tools and diagnostic equipment. The student will also study
theory of operation, parts identification, repair, service and
troubleshooting procedures.
1
Albia Area Career
Academy - AACA
CRR310 Adapters, Tools & Measurements
This course will cover safety procedures and identification of hand tools
and measuring devices in the mechanical trades. The course will also
include precision tools and measuring devices. Repair and maintenance
of this equipment will be covered. The student will become familiar with
fittings, connectors, pipe, hoses, tubing and their installation.
1
Albia Area Career
Academy - AACA
DSL346 Introduction to Light Duty Diesel
This course will introduce the student to diesel theory, fuel systems, air
management, and engine controls for passenger and light duty trucks.
2
Albia Area Career
Academy - AACA
MFG209 Machine Shop Practices
This course covers safety in machine shop, environmental safety,
measurement, layout, inspection, setup, basic bench work practices, and
non-traditional machining processes.
3
Albia Area Career
Academy - AACA
MFG222 Machine Operations I
This project-oriented lab is the first class in the machining series. The
operations involve machining parts utilizing the lathe, vertical milling
machine, drill press, surface grinder, shaper, pedestal grinder, and band
saw.
4
Albia Area Career
Academy - AACA
MFG121 Machine Trade Printreading I
This course covers the reading and/or creation of engineering drawings
through mechanical sketching techniques as a means of communication.
Emphasis is placed on developing the perceptional skills that require the
student to think in three-dimensional space.
2
Albia Area Career
Academy - AACA
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Course
Credits
School District
ENG105 Composition I
This course emphasizes competent writing skills, focusing primarily on
expository and analytical writing. Particular attention is given to
rhetorical modes and to the analysis of social issues and/or literary works.
Students will write four to six 500-1000 word essays. Instruction also
includes clarity, punctuation and style. All students enrolled in this
course must take the reading and writing portions of COMPASS.
3
Fairfield HS
ENG106 Composition II
This course introduces the student to the process of research writing
using the Modern Language Association documentation style. A thesisdriven report paper and a thesis-driven argumentative essay, both
documented in MLA style, will demonstrate the student’s proficiency
with the research process. Prerequisite: ENG105 Composition I.
3
Fairfield HS
SPC112 Public Speaking
This course prepares students for a variety of speaking situations, both
formal and informal. The student will prepare and deliver 5-7 speeches
using a variety of preparation and delivery strategies. The student will
learn how to incorporate research and professional presentational aids
into a speech.
3
Fairfield HS
CSC110 Introduction to Computers
This course is an introduction to business computer software and
hardware. Students will use basic and intermediate features of word
processing and spreadsheet software and basic features of database and
presentation software. General computer concepts and the Internet will
also be covered.
3
Fairfield HS
EGT400 PLTW Introduction to
Engineering Design
This course uses a design development process while enriching technical
and engineering problem-solving skills; students create and analyze
models using specialized computer software (AutoCAD Inventor). This
course may be taken as part of the Project Lead The Way sequence of
courses.
3
Fairfield HS
EGT410 PLTW Principles of Engineering
This course explores technology systems and manufacturing processes
using the methodology of project-based engineering problem solving.
Learning activities explore a variety of engineering disciplines and
address the social and political consequences of technological change.
This course may be taken as part of the Project Lead The Way sequence
of courses. EGT400 Introduction to Engineering Design is recommended,
but not required.
3
Fairfield HS
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EGT420 PLTW Digital Electronics
This course covers the theory and operation of semiconductor logic
families and their circuits. Topics include binary numbers, logic gates,
Boolean algebra, combinational circuit design techniques, flip-flops,
registers, counters, algorithmic statemachines, microprocessors and
interfacing. Laboratory exercises allow the student to design, implement,
and test a wide range of digital circuits using standard logic families and
programmable logic devices. This course may be taken as part of the
Project Lead The Way sequence of courses.
3
Fairfield HS
3
Fairfield HS
CIS604 Visual Basics
This course will focus on developing applications using a visual
programming language. The student will write programs that utilize
graphical user interfaces.
3
Fairfield HS
CSC105 Computer Essentials
The basics of the Windows operating system, electronic communications,
and Internet research will be covered. Students will use basic features of
word processing and presentation software. This course is intended for
students with limited computer skills.
1
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
HSC113 Medical Terminology
This course offers a study of the basic medical language essential to
health occupations careers. Emphasis will be placed on word analysis and
construction, definitions, pronunciation, spelling, and standard
abbreviations.
2
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
3
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
3
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
CSC130 Business Computer Software
This course uses projects to focus on business use of computer systems
and application software. Topics include the Internet as a business
resource, web page design and creation, desktop publishing, presentation
software and software integration. Prerequisites: CSC110 Introduction to
Computers, BCA101 Intro to Computers and Information Systems, or
consent of instructor.
PNN147 Nursing Essentials I
This course introduces the essential scientific knowledge, technical skills
and communication techniques, as specified by OBRA, to function as an
accountable member of the health care team. Theory, laboratory practice
and clinical experience will be incorporated to prepare the student to
address the bio psychosocial and spiritual needs of patients.
PSY111 Introduction to Psychology
This course is a broad introduction to the principles of contemporary
psychology. The course is based on providing the student with an
understanding of the theoretical foundations of psychology, as well as a
survey of empirical research dealing with behavior and mental processes.
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PNN265 Nutrition
This course surveys normal nutritional needs of individuals throughout
the lifespan. Emphasis is placed on identifying the various nutrients and
their functions for the maintenance or restoration of health. The
protection and preservation of food and community nutritional needs are
discussed. Dietary modifications related to specific diseases are
introduced.
3
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
BIO175 Human Anatomy
This course covers basic concepts in human anatomical structure in
relation to simple body functions. All body systems are covered with
emphasis on structure. This course is for students interested in pursuing
health or science programs. To succeed in this course, a student should
have a strong background in biology.
3
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
BIO176 Human Anatomy Lab
Anatomy lab covers the lecture topics through the use of models,
computer simulations and diagrams to confirm anatomical structure of
tissues, bones and muscles.
1
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
PNN231 Pharmacology
This course is designed to provide the student with information essential
to planning care for patients receiving medication therapy. Common
medications affecting the body systems will be introduced. Principles of
basic mathematics used in the calculation of drug dosages will be
integrated.
3
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
PNN148 Nursing Essentials II
This course introduces basic assessment principles and techniques and
explains documentation procedures. The concept of surgical asepsis and
the procedures requiring sterile technique are discussed. Protocol for
medication administration is examined. The student will have the
opportunity to gain skill in advanced nursing procedures requiring sterile
technique.
2
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
PNN401 Mental Health Nursing I
This course introduces basic nursing theory related to the psychological
aspects of illness. The concepts of mental health and emotional illness are
examined. The role of the nurse in caring for clients with alterations in
mental health is discussed.
1
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
1.5
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
1
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
PNN502 Nursing of Adults 1A
This course introduces basic principles of adult nursing and common
diseases affecting the endocrine and cardiovascular systems. Related
signs and symptoms, laboratory findings and treatment of specified
diseases will be presented. Basic nursing care of the surgical and adult
patient will be discussed.
PNN710 Nursing Clinical Experience 1A
Students will provide basic nursing care to patients in the long term care
setting using scientific nursing principles. Emphasis is placed on
assessment and documentation skills.
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PSY121 Developmental Psychology
The course is designed to provide a survey of the patterns of behavior and
current attitudes on human development from birth to death. Emphasis is
given to the theories of cognitive, social, physical and emotional
development.
3
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
BIO178 Human Physiology
This course offers a detailed look into the physiology of the nervous,
respiratory, digestive, circulatory, urinary, reproductive and endocrine
systems. This course is designed for the health occupations major.
3
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
BIO179 Human Physiology Lab
Physiology Lab covers the lecture topics emphasizing the visual and
simulated physiology of body systems and their accompanying organ
anatomy.
1
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
PNN503 Nursing of Adults 1B
Common diseases affecting the hematopoietic, respiratory and renal
systems are introduced. Related signs and symptoms, laboratory findings
and treatment of specified diseases will be presented. Basic nursing care
of the adult patient will be discussed.
1
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
PNN713 Nursing Clinical Experience 1B
Students will provide basic nursing care to patients in the long term care
setting using scientific nursing principles. Emphasis is placed on
assessment and documentation skills.
1.5
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
ELT302 Principles of Electricity
This is a facilitated course covering the basic theory and principles of
both direct (DC) and alternating (AC) currents and methods of measuring
voltage, current, and resistance. This course also emphasizes the basics of
operation and maintenance of three-phase systems.
2
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
IND110 CPR, First Aid & Safety
This course covers cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) basics.
Instruction includes laboratory practice in basic first-aid procedures as
well as aspects of safety as it relates to routine industrial maintenance
(electrical, mechanical and heating/cooling and refrigeration)
occupations.
1
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
MAT762 Technical Math for Industry
This course covers mathematical operations using fractions, decimals and
percentages. Customary and metric measurement problems are discussed.
Practical applications of mathematical concepts are provided.
2
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
ELT140 Electrical Systems I
This course covers the National Electrical Code, electrical blueprints and
symbols, a basic overview of commercial wiring, operation and
maintenance of DC and AC equipment and controls and single-phase
motors. The use of instruments in electrical measurements is also
included.
2
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
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ELT141 Electrical Systems II
This is a facilitated course covering the operation and maintenance of
three-phase systems and motor starters.
2
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
ELT142 Electrical Systems III
This course covers the basic application of industrial electronic devices
and programmable logic controllers.
2
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
ELT136 Electrical Systems Analysis
This is a facilitated course covering the use of schematics and ladder
diagrams to determine the proper sequence of operation in
electrical/electronic control system maintenance and troubleshooting.
2
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
ELT165 Industrial PLC Program
This course covers installation, setup, programming, and troubleshooting
of Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC).
1
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
2
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
IND121 Fluid Systems II
This course covers constructing hydraulic circuits utilizing check valves,
accumulators, cylinders, motors, flow control valves, directional control
valves and the various types of pumps. Operation of pneumatic systems
devices is also covered.
2
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
IND122 Fluid Systems III
This course covers in detail the maintenance and troubleshooting of
hydraulic and pneumatic systems.
2
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
IND140 Industrial Maintenance Drives
This facilitated course covers the basic application and maintenance of
mechanical drive systems and assemblies.
1
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
IND142 Industrial Maintenance Pumps
This is a facilitated course covering the basic troubleshooting and
maintenance of pumps.
1
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
ELT731 Industrial Instrumentation
This facilitated course covers the use of instrumentation for monitoring
and controlling an industrial process.
1
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
ADM221 Career Development Skills
This course teaches the student the skills required to locate prospective
employers and to obtain a position in the chosen field. Topics covered
include company and job research, application forms, resumes, letters,
telephone techniques and interviews.
2
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
IND120 Fluid Systems I
This course covers the basic operation of pumps and valves, drive
components, basic hydraulic and pneumatic systems. The selection and
proper use of lubricants in drive components are also covered.
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IND123 Fluid Systems Analysis
This course covers troubleshooting and routine maintenance of systems
covered in Fluid Systems I, II, III. The basic concepts of Total Productive
Maintenance (TPM) are also included.
2
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
BUS102 Introduction to Business
Introduction to Business is designed to meet the needs of students who
are taking their first course in business. It provides clear-cut descriptions
and analyses of our business system as a whole and of its variations with
emphasis on social as well as economic topics.
3
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
CSC110 Introduction to Computers
This course is an introduction to business computer software and
hardware. Students will use basic and intermediate features of word
processing and spreadsheet software, and basic features of database and
presentation software. General computer concepts and the Internet will
also be covered.
3
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
SPC101 Fundamentals of Oral Communication
This course focuses on basic communication, including the
communication process, self-concept, self-disclosure, perception,
language, listening, non-verbal messages, interpersonal relationships,
public speaking, small group communication and inter-cultural relations.
3
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
MKT110 Principles of Marketing
Marketing is a course that examines the movement of goods and services
from the producer to the consumer. The areas of retailing, wholesaling,
channels of distribution, marketing research and pricing are approached
from the total marketing concept.
3
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
MGT101 Principles of Management
Principles of Management is a course that presents the theory and major
functions of management and describes the role of the manager.
Management concepts, theories, techniques and skills are applicable to all
business functional areas and are essential components for successful
organizations.
3
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
ECN120 Principles of Macroeconomics
This course examines the basic principles and forces governing
capitalism and the mixed economy such as supply and demand and the
price system. Other topics include macroeconomics concepts, national
income accounting, the business cycles, money and banking, the Federal
Reserve System, Keynesianism and Monetarism. A background in
algebra is highly recommended.
3
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
BUS220 Introduction to International Business
This course examines the techniques for entering the international
marketplace. Focus is on the dynamics of cultural, economic,
demographic, technological and political-legal factors existing in the
international trade environment. Students learn practical applications
through analysis of actual business cases.
3
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
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ACC121 Principles of Accounting I
This course will include basic principles and practices of accounting
including debits and credits, journals and ledgers and accounting for
merchandising operations and for liquid assets.
3
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
ENG111 Technical Writing
This course prepares the student in the areas of written and oral
communication for professional situations. Instruction includes
approaching writing rhetorically, employing techniques in document
design and style of career-related communication. This course will
emphasize effective professional communication in real-world
applications.
3
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
ACC122 Principles of Accounting II
This course is a continuation of Accounting I. Topics include the theory
and application of accounting for plant assets, current and long-term
liabilities and corporations. In addition, cash flow statements will be
discussed.
3
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
BUS204 Professionalism in the Workplace
This course prepares students to enter the workplace with the attitudes
and skills required in a professional setting. Designed as a course for
students enrolled in career programs and for students preparing to
transfer, the course includes the following topics: workplace behaviors,
customer service etiquette, business protocol, business communication
skills, confidentiality, career development skills. The course assumes a
working knowledge of Microsoft Word or equivalent word processing
programs.
3
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
BUS188 Legal Environment of Business
Legal Environment of Business is designed to provide students with
fundamental knowledge concerning a series of critical legal and
regulatory issues that affect business.
3
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
BUS932 Internship
This course provides the opportunity to enhance academic preparation
and professional growth through hands-on work experience. Students
gain valuable real world experience. Students must have a cumulative
GPA of 2.5 or higher and have completed 30 semester credit hours
toward an Associate Degree.
1
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
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Course
Credits
School District
ENG105 Composition I - ICN
This course emphasizes competent writing skills, focusing primarily on
expository and analytical writing. Particular attention is given to
rhetorical modes and to the analysis of social issues and/or literary works.
Students will write four to six 500-1000 word essays. Instruction also
includes clarity, punctuation and style. All students enrolled in this
course must take the reading and writing portions of COMPASS.
3
Harmony HS
ENG106 Composition II - ICN
This course introduces the student to the process of research writing
using the Modern Language Association documentation style. A thesisdriven report paper and a thesis-driven argumentative essay, both
documented in MLA style, will demonstrate the student’s proficiency
with the research process. Prerequisite: ENG105 Composition I.
3
Harmony HS
SPC101 Fundamentals of Oral Communication - ONLINE
This course focuses on basic communication, including the
communication process, self-concept, self-disclosure, perception,
language, listening, non-verbal messages, interpersonal relationships,
public speaking, small group communication and inter-cultural relations.
3
Harmony HS
SOC110 Introduction to Sociology - ONLINE
This course examines the effects of group relations on human behavior,
acquaintance with terminology and concepts used in the discipline and
inter-relations of personality, group, community and culture. Special emphasis is upon practical application concepts.
3
Harmony HS
POL111 American National Government - ONLINE
This course examines the formation, structure and practice of the
American Federal Government, citizenship, political parties, the electoral
process and the legislative, executive, and judicial branches.
3
Harmony HS
PHI101 Introduction to Philosophy - ONLINE
This course is an overview of various topics in the field of philosophy,
including metaphysics, epistemology, theology, ethics, philosophy of
mind, philosophy of religion, political theory, freedom of the will, logic
and meaning in life. It presents different views on these topics and introduces philosophical methods of analysis and thinking.
3
Harmony HS
SPC112 Public Speaking - ONLINE
This course prepares the student for a variety of speaking situations, both
formal and informal. The student will prepare and deliver five to seven
speeches using a variety of preparation and delivery strategies. The
student will learn how to incorporate research and professional
presentational aids into a speech.
3
Harmony HS
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AGS113 Survey of Animal Industry
This course discusses the integration of livestock in a sustainable farming
system including small-scale production for niche markets. Topics
include appropriate breed selection, nutrition, reproduction, diseases,
processing, and land management for hogs, poultry, cattle, sheep and
goats. Lab work required.
3
Harmony HS
AGH221 Principles of Horticulture
This course will provide students essential knowledge and skills
necessary for a solid orientation on the horticulture field. Areas of study
include climate and plant growth, botanical nomenclature, anatomy,
propagation, plant nutrition, and an introduction to the diverse career
field involved with the horticulture industry.
3
Harmony HS
CSC105 Computer Essentials
The basics of the Windows operating system, electronic communications,
and Internet research will be covered. Students will use basic features of
word processing and presentation software. This course is intended for
students with limited computer skills.
1
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
HSC113 Medical Terminology
This course offers a study of the basic medical language essential to
health occupations careers. Emphasis will be placed on word analysis and
construction, definitions, pronunciation, spelling and standard
abbreviations.
2
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
PNN147 Nursing Essentials I
This course introduces the essential scientific knowledge, technical skills
and communication techniques, as specified by OBRA, to function as an
accountable member of the health care team. Theory, laboratory practice
and clinical experience will be incorporated to prepare the student to
address the bio-psychosocial and spiritual needs of patients.
3
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
PSY111 Introduction to Psychology
This course provides a broad introduction to the principles of
contemporary psychology. The course is based on providing the student
with an understanding of the theoretical foundations of psychology, as
well as a survey of empirical research dealing with behavior and mental
processes.
3
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
PNN265 Nutrition
This course surveys normal nutritional needs of individuals throughout
the lifespan. Emphasis is placed on identifying the various nutrients and
their functions for the maintenance or restoration of health. The
protection and preservation of food and community nutritional needs are
discussed. Dietary modifications related to specific diseases are
introduced.
3
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
BIO175 Human Anatomy
This course covers basic concepts in human anatomical structure in
relation to simple body functions. All body systems are covered with
emphasis on structure. This course is for students interested in pursuing
health or science programs. To succeed in this course, a student should
have a strong background in biology.
3
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
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BIO176 Human Anatomy Lab
Anatomy lab covers the lecture topics through the use of models,
computer simulations and diagrams to confirm anatomical structure of
tissues, bones and muscles.
1
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
PNN231 Pharmacology
This course is designed to provide the student with information essential
to planning care for patients receiving medication therapy. Common
medications affecting the body systems will be introduced. Principles of
basic mathematics used in the calculation of drug dosages will be
integrated.
3
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
PNN148 Nursing Essentials II
This course introduces basic assessment principles and techniques and
explains documentation procedures. The concept of surgical asepsis and
the procedures requiring sterile technique are discussed. Protocol for
medication administration is examined. The student will have the
opportunity to gain skill in advanced nursing procedures requiring sterile
technique.
2
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
PNN401 Mental Health Nursing I
This course introduces basic nursing theory related to the psychological
aspects of illness. The concepts of mental health and emotional illness are
examined. The role of the nurse in caring for clients with alterations in
mental health is discussed.
1
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
PNN502 Nursing of Adults 1A
This course introduces basic principles of adult nursing and common
diseases affecting the endocrine and cardiovascular systems. Related
signs and symptoms, laboratory findings and treatment of specified
diseases will be presented. Basic nursing care of the surgical and adult
patient will be discussed.
1.5
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
PNN710 Nursing Clinical Experience 1A
Students will provide basic nursing care to patients in the long term care
setting using scientific nursing principles. Emphasis is placed on
assessment and documentation skills.
1.5
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
PSY121 Developmental Psychology
The course is designed to provide a survey of the patterns of behavior and
current attitudes on human development from birth to death. Emphasis is
given to the theories of cognitive, social, physical and emotional
development.
3
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
BIO178 Human Physiology
This course offers a detailed look into the physiology of the nervous,
respiratory, digestive, circulatory, urinary, reproductive and endocrine
systems. This course is designed for the health occupations major.
3
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
BIO179 Human Physiology Lab
Physiology Lab covers the lecture topics emphasizing the visual and
simulated physiology of body systems and their accompanying organ
anatomy.
1
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
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PNN503 Nursing of Adults 1B
Common diseases affecting the hematopoietic, respiratory and renal
systems are introduced. Related signs and symptoms, laboratory findings
and treatment of specified diseases will be presented. Basic nursing care
of the adult patient will be discussed.
1.5
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
PNN713 Nursing Clinical Experience 1B
Students will provide basic nursing care to patients in the long term care
setting using scientific nursing principles. Emphasis is placed on
assessment and documentation skills.
1
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
ELT302 Principles of Electricity
This is a facilitated course covering the basic theory and principles of
both direct (DC) and alternating (AC) currents and methods of measuring
voltage, current, and resistance. This course also emphasizes the basics of
operation and maintenance of three-phase systems.
2
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
IND110 CPR, First Aid & Safety
This course covers cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) basics.
Instruction includes laboratory practice in basic first-aid procedures as
well as aspects of safety as it relates to routine industrial maintenance
(electrical, mechanical and heating/cooling and refrigeration)
occupations.
1
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
MAT762 Technical Math for Industry
This course covers mathematical operations using fractions, decimals and
percentages. Customary and metric measurement problems are discussed.
Practical applications of mathematical concepts are provided.
2
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
ELT140 Electrical Systems I
This course covers the National Electrical Code, electrical blueprints and
symbols, a basic overview of commercial wiring, operation and
maintenance of DC and AC equipment and controls and single-phase
motors. The use of instruments in electrical measurements is also
included.
2
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
ELT141 Electrical Systems II
This is a facilitated course covering the operation and maintenance of
three-phase systems and motor starters.
2
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
ELT142 Electrical Systems III
This course covers the basic application of industrial electronic devices
and programmable logic controllers.
2
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
ELT136 Electrical Systems Analysis
This is a facilitated course covering the use of schematics and ladder
diagrams to determine the proper sequence of operation in
electrical/electronic control system maintenance and troubleshooting.
2
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
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ELT165 Industrial PLC Program
This course covers installation, setup, programming, and troubleshooting
of Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC).
1
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
IND120 Fluid Systems I
This course covers the basic operation of pumps and valves, drive
components, basic hydraulic and pneumatic systems. The selection and
proper use of lubricants in drive components are also covered.
2
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
IND121 Fluid Systems II
This course covers constructing hydraulic circuits utilizing check valves,
accumulators, cylinders, motors, flow control valves, directional control
valves and the various types of pumps. Operation of pneumatic systems
devices is also covered.
2
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
IND122 Fluid Systems III
This course covers in detail the maintenance and troubleshooting of
hydraulic and pneumatic systems.
2
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
IND140 Industrial Maintenance Drives
This facilitated course covers the basic application and maintenance of
mechanical drive systems and assemblies.
1
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
IND142 Industrial Maintenance Pumps
This is a facilitated course covering the basic troubleshooting and
maintenance of pumps.
1
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
ELT731 Industrial Instrumentation
This facilitated course covers the use of instrumentation for monitoring
and controlling an industrial process.
1
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
ADM221 Career Development Skills
This course teaches the student the skills required to locate prospective
employers and to obtain a position in the chosen field. Topics covered
include company and job research, application forms, resumes, letters,
telephone techniques and interviews.
2
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
IND123 Fluid Systems Analysis
This course covers troubleshooting and routine maintenance of systems
covered in Fluid Systems I, II, III. The basic concepts of Total Productive
Maintenance (TPM) are also included.
2
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
BUS102 Introduction to Business
Introduction to Business is designed to meet the needs of students who
are taking their first course in business. It provides clear-cut descriptions
and analyses of our business system as a whole and of its variations with
emphasis on social as well as economic topics.
3
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
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CSC110 Introduction to Computers
This course is an introduction to business computer software and
hardware. Students will use basic and intermediate features of word
processing and spreadsheet software, and basic features of database and
presentation software. General computer concepts and the Internet will
also be covered.
3
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
SPC101 Fundamentals of Oral Communication
This course focuses on basic communication, including the
communication process, self-concept, self-disclosure, perception,
language, listening, non-verbal messages, interpersonal relationships,
public speaking, small group communication and inter-cultural relations.
3
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
MKT110 Principles of Marketing
Marketing is a course that examines the movement of goods and services
from the producer to the consumer. The areas of retailing, wholesaling,
channels of distribution, marketing research and pricing are approached
from the total marketing concept.
3
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
MGT101 Principles of Management
Principles of Management is a course that presents the theory and major
functions of management and describes the role of the manager.
Management concepts, theories, techniques and skills are applicable to all
business functional areas and are essential components for successful
organizations.
3
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
ECN120 Principles of Macroeconomics
This course examines the basic principles and forces governing
capitalism and the mixed economy such as supply and demand and the
price system. Other topics include macroeconomics concepts, national
income accounting, the business cycles, money and banking, the Federal
Reserve System, Keynesianism and Monetarism. A background in
algebra is highly recommended.
3
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
BUS220 Introduction to International Business
This course examines the techniques for entering the international
marketplace. Focus is on the dynamics of cultural, economic,
demographic, technological and political-legal factors existing in the
international trade environment. Students learn practical applications
through analysis of actual business cases.
3
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
ACC121 Principles of Accounting I
This course will include basic principles and practices of accounting
including debits and credits, journals and ledgers and accounting for
merchandising operations and for liquid assets.
3
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
ENG111 Technical Writing
This course prepares the student in the areas of written and oral
communication for professional situations. Instruction includes
approaching writing rhetorically, employing techniques in document
design and style of career-related communication. This course will
emphasize effective professional communication in real-world
applications.
3
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
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ACC122 Principles of Accounting II
This course is a continuation of Accounting I. Topics include the theory
and application of accounting for plant assets, current and long-term
liabilities and corporations. In addition, cash flow statements will be
discussed.
3
Fairfield Career
Academy - FACA
BUS204 Professionalism in the Workplace
This course prepares students to enter the workplace with the attitudes
and skills required in a professional setting. Designed as a course for
students enrolled in career programs and for students preparing to
transfer, the course includes the following topics: workplace behaviors,
customer service etiquette, business protocol, business communication
skills, confidentiality, career development skills. The course assumes a
working knowledge of Microsoft Word or equivalent word processing
programs.
3
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
BUS188 Legal Environment of Business
Legal Environment of Business is designed to provide students with
fundamental knowledge concerning a series of critical legal and
regulatory issues that affect business.
3
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
1
Fairfield Area Career
Academy - FACA
BUS932 Internship
This course provides the opportunity to enhance academic preparation
and professional growth through hands-on work experience. Students
gain valuable real world experience. Students must have a cumulative
GPA of 2.5 or higher and have completed 30 semester credit hours
toward an Associate Degree.
Please see your Guidance Counselor for more
information on offerings at IHCC.
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Course
Credits
School District
MAT110 Math for Liberal Arts
This is a liberal arts course intended for students with a wide variety of
mathematical backgrounds. Emphasis is on problem-solving and
applications. Among the topics included are logic, probability, statistics,
and consumer mathematics. At least one additional topic will be chosen
from among set theory, algebra basics, and voting theory. This content is
similar to MAT118. Credit cannot be earned in both.
3
Keota HS
ACC109 Introduction to Accounting
This course examines and applies the principles of debits and credits,
journalizing, posting to the ledger, financial statements, end-of-period
adjustments and worksheets, the closing process at the end of the fiscal
period and accounting for cash.
2
Keota HS
ACC110 Introduction to Accounting II
This course is a continuation of Accounting Fundamentals I and includes
payroll, special journals and accounting procedures for a merchandising
business.
2
Keota HS
AGS113 Survey of Animal Industry
This course discusses the integration of livestock in a sustainable farming
system including small-scale production for niche markets. Topics
include appropriate breed selection, nutrition, reproduction, diseases,
processing and land management for hogs, poultry, cattle, sheep, and
goats. Lab work required.
3
Keota HS
AGH221 Principles of Horticulture
This course will provide students essential knowledge and skills
necessary for a solid orientation on the horticulture field. Areas of study
include climate and plant growth, botanical nomenclature, anatomy,
propagation, plant nutrition, and an introduction to the diverse career
field involved with the horticulture industry.
3
Keota HS
ADM221 Career Development Skills
This course teaches the student the skills required to locate prospective
employers and to obtain a position in the chosen field. Topics covered
include company and job research, application forms, resumes, letters,
telephone techniques and interviews.
2
Keota HS
EGT400 PLTW Introduction to Engineering Design
This course uses a design development process while enriching technical
and engineering problem-solving skills; students create and analyze
models using specialized computer software (AutoCAD Inventor). This
course may be taken as part of the Project Lead The Way sequence of
courses.
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
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EGT410 PLTW Principles of Engineering
This course explores technology systems and manufacturing processes
using the methodology of project-based engineering problem solving.
Learning activities explore a variety of engineering disciplines and
address the social and political consequences of technological change.
This course may be taken as part of the Project Lead The Way sequence
of courses. EGT 400 - PLTW Introduction to Engineering Design is
recommended, but not required.
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
EGT450 PLTW Computer Integrated Manufacturing
This course enhances computer modeling skills by applying
principles of robotics and manufacturing automation to the creation
of models of three-dimensional designs.
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
2
Keokuk County
Career Academy
2
Keokuk County
Career Academy
MAT762 Technical Math for Industry
This course covers mathematical operations using fractions, decimals and
percentages. Customary and metric measurement problems are discussed.
Practical applications of mathematical concepts are provided.
2
Keokuk County
Career Academy
WEL190 Gas Tungsten Arc Welding
This is a facilitated course which covers safety and gas tungsten arc
welding in the flat position.
2
Keokuk County
Career Academy
WEL110 Welding Blueprint Reading
This is a facilitated course which covers how different types of welds are
designated on blueprints and the manner in which the weld locations are
specified.
2
Keokuk County
Career Academy
WEL120 Oxy Fuel Welding & Cutting
This is a facilitated course which covers oxy-acetylene and shielded
metal arc welding procedures in flat position.
2
Keokuk County
Career Academy
WEL181 Gas Metal Arc Welding
This course covers safety and Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW)
techniques in horizontal, vertical and overhead positions.
2
Keokuk County
Career Academy
WEL201 Procedures & Qualifications
This is a facilitated course designed to make students aware of proper
welding procedures, qualification records, and procedure specifications
found in industry. This course helps prepare students who may become a
welding supervisor or inspector.
1
Keokuk County
Career Academy
WEL150 Arc Welding I (SMAW)
This course covers safety, electrode selection, power sources and welding
distortion control utilizing arc welding process in all positions.
WEL151 Common Arc Welding Processes
This is a facilitated course, which covers different arc welding processes
used in industry.
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WEL202 Discontinuities & Defects
This is a facilitated course that covers different discontinuities and
defects related to the arc welding processes found in industry.
1
Keokuk County
Career Academy
WEL173 Advanced Welding Procedures I
This is a facilitated course that covers in-depth study of welding
procedures and the proper use of electrodes and techniques of advanced
Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW).
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
WEL182 FCAW
This is a facilitated course that covers Flux Core Arc Welding (FCAW)
techniques and procedures.
2
Keokuk County
Career Academy
WEL174 Advanced Welding Procedures II
This is a facilitated course that covers Advanced Shielded Metal Arc
Welding (SMAW) preparing the student for structural steel and pipe
welding.
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
WEL200 Metallurgy Fundamentals
This is a facilitated course that covers basic metallurgy, destructive, and
non-destructive testing methods which the students will see or possibly
use in industry.
2
Keokuk County
Career Academy
WEL211 Production Welding Procedures
This is a facilitated course which covers Gas Metal Arc Welding Pulse
(GMAW-P) in a production environment.
4
Keokuk County
Career Academy
ADM221 Career Development Skills
This course teaches the student the skills required to locate prospective
employers and to obtain a position in the chosen field. Topics covered
include company and job research, application forms, resumes, letters,
telephone techniques and interviews.
2
Keokuk County
Career Academy
MFG209 Machine Shop Practices
This course covers safety in machine shops, environmental safety,
measurement, layout, inspection, setup, basic bench work practices and
non-traditional machining processes.
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
MFG 121 Machine Trade Printreading I
This course covers the reading and/or creation of engineering drawings
through mechanical sketching techniques as a means of communication.
Emphasis is placed on developing the perceptional skills that require the
student to think in three-dimensional space.
2
Keokuk County
Career Academy
MFG222 Machine Operations I
This project oriented lab is the first class in the machining series. The
operations involve machining parts utilizing lathe, vertical milling
machine, drill press, surface grinder, shaper, pedestal grinder and band
saw.
4
Keokuk County
Career Academy
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MFG131 Machine Trade Printreading II
This course provides the necessary range of topics to ensure that the
student will know how to interpret engineering drawings.
2
Keokuk County
Career Academy
MFG262 Mill Operations Theory
This course includes an introduction to basic milling machine operations,
gear cutting, drills and drilling machines.
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
MFG228 Machine Operations II
This project oriented lab is the second in the machining series. The
operations involve machining parts utilizing lathe, vertical milling
machine, drill press, surface grinder, horizontal milling machine, shaper,
pedestal grinder and band saw.
4
Keokuk County
Career Academy
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
MFG233 Machine Operations III
This project oriented lab is the third class in the machining series. The
operations involve machining parts utilizing the lathe, vertical milling
machine, surface grinder, drill press, rotary table and direct indexing
head.
6
Keokuk County
Career Academy
MFG352 CNC Lathe Fundamentals
This course covers the introductory theory of two axis programming,
plotting tool paths and the operation of the CNC (Computer Numerical
Control) lathe. The course also covers understanding and using the
cartesian coordinate system and selecting cutting tools for turning,
grooving and threading.
2
Keokuk County
Career Academy
CAD180 Introduction to Solidworks
This is a combined collaborative learning and lab course. The student
will be introduced to computer-aided drafting using SolidWorks
software. The student will develop skills in SolidWorks basic commands
and specific command sequence operations. Data entry will be by
keyboard and pull down menus.
2
Keokuk County
Career Academy
HSC113 Medical Terminology
This course offers a study of the basic medical language essential to
health occupations careers. Emphasis will be placed on word analysis and
construction, definitions, pronunciation, spelling, and standard
abbreviations.
2
Keokuk County
Career Academy
CSC105 Computer Essentials
The basics of the Windows operating system, electronic communications,
and Internet research will be covered. Students will use basic features of
word processing and presentation software. This course is intended for
students with limited computer skills.
1
Keokuk County
Career Academy
MFG254 Engine Lathe Theory
This course will develop a student’s skills in metal cutting technology as
it relates to manual and CNC lathes.
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PNN147 Nursing Essentials I
This course introduces the essential scientific knowledge, technical skills
and communication techniques, as specified by OBRA, to function as an
accountable member of the health care team. Theory, laboratory practice
and clinical experience will be incorporated to prepare the student to
address the bio psychosocial and spiritual needs of patients.
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
PSY111 Introduction to Psychology
This course is a broad introduction to the principles of contemporary
psychology. The course is based on providing the student with an
understanding of the theoretical foundations of psychology, as well as a
survey of empirical research dealing with behavior and mental processes.
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
PNN265 Nutrition
This course surveys normal nutritional needs of individuals throughout
the lifespan. Emphasis is placed on identifying the various nutrients and
their functions for the maintenance or restoration of health. The
protection and preservation of food and community nutritional needs are
discussed. Dietary modifications related to specific diseases are
introduced.
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
BIO175 Human Anatomy
This course covers basic concepts in human anatomical structure in
relation to simple body functions. All body systems are covered with
emphasis on structure. This course is for students interested in pursuing
health or science programs. To succeed in this course, a student should
have a strong background in biology.
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
BIO176 Human Anatomy Lab
Anatomy lab covers the lecture topics through the use of models,
computer simulations and diagrams to confirm anatomical structure of
tissues, bones and muscles.
1
Keokuk County
Career Academy
PNN231 Pharmacology
This course is designed to provide the student with information essential
to planning care for patients receiving medication therapy. Common
medications affecting the body systems will be introduced. Principles of
basic mathematics used in the calculation of drug dosages will be
integrated.
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
PNN148 Nursing Essentials II
This course introduces basic assessment principles and techniques and
explains documentation procedures. The concept of surgical asepsis and
the procedures requiring sterile technique are discussed. Protocol for
medication administration is examined. The student will have the
opportunity to gain skill in advanced nursing procedures requiring sterile
technique.
2
Keokuk County
Career Academy
PNN401 Mental Health Nursing I
This course introduces basic nursing theory related to the psychological
aspects of illness. The concepts of mental health and emotional illness are
examined. The role of the nurse in caring for clients with alterations in
mental health is discussed.
1
Keokuk County
Career Academy
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PNN502 Nursing of Adults 1A
This course introduces basic principles of adult nursing and common
diseases affecting the endocrine and cardiovascular systems. Related
signs and symptoms, laboratory findings and treatment of specified
diseases will be presented. Basic nursing care of the surgical and adult
patient will be discussed.
1.5
Keokuk County
Career Academy
PNN710 Nursing Clinical Experience 1A
Students will provide basic nursing care to patients in the long term care
setting using scientific nursing principles. Emphasis is placed on
assessment and documentation skills.
1.5
Keokuk County
Career Academy
PSY121 Developmental Psychology
The course is designed to provide a survey of the patterns of behavior and
current attitudes on human development from birth to death. Emphasis is
given to the theories of cognitive, social, physical and emotional
development.
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
BIO178 Human Physiology
This course offers a detailed look into the physiology of the nervous,
respiratory, digestive, circulatory, urinary, reproductive and endocrine
systems. This course is designed for the health occupations major.
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
BIO179 Human Physiology Lab
Physiology Lab covers the lecture topics emphasizing the visual and
simulated physiology of body systems and their accompanying organ
anatomy.
1
Keokuk County
Career Academy
1.5
Keokuk County
Career Academy
1
Keokuk County
Career Academy
AGP333 Precision Farming Systems
This course covers the basics of precision farming including GPS, GIS,
VRT, and integration with agricultural equipment. Students will gain
hands-on experience with both software and on-the-farm use of precision
family tools.
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
AGA154 Fundamentals of Soil Science
This course covers basic concepts, terminology and applications of soil
science. Soil ecosystems will be studied at both microscopic and
macroscopic levels. Current soil management practices will be examined.
Laboratory topics include soil types, soil mapping, land use and data
collection techniques. This course requires three hours of lecture and two
hours of lab work per week.
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
PNN503 Nursing of Adults 1B
Common diseases affecting the hematopoietic, respiratory and renal
systems are introduced. Related signs and symptoms, laboratory findings
and treatment of specified diseases will be presented. Basic nursing care
of the adult patient will be discussed.
PNN713 Nursing Clinical Experience 1B
Students will provide basic nursing care to patients in the long term care
setting using scientific nursing principles. Emphasis is placed on
assessment and documentation skills.
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AGS113 Survey of Animal Industry
This course discusses the integration of livestock in a sustainable farming
system including small-scale production for niche markets. Topics
include appropriate breed selection, nutrition, reproduction, diseases,
processing and land management for hogs, poultry, cattle, sheep, and
goats. Lab work required.
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
AGA114 Principles of Agronomy
This course covers basic concepts, terminology and applications of
agronomy. Topics include crop production theories, techniques and
technology, evolution of crop production, biological, chemical,
geological, environmental and economic aspects of farming. Laboratory
exercises correspond to lecture topics.
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
AGN130 Soil & Water Conservation
Emphasis will be on environmental practices as they relate to
conservation management of our natural resources. Students will discuss
soil erosion, water quality, and soil and water management. Lab work
required.
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
AGP450 Fundamentals of GIS
Class focus will be on the fundamental processes of Geographic
Information Systems with emphasis on its application to agriculture. File
formats, data base management, spatial analysis and manipulation of data
will be covered. The class will concentrate on creating maps using georeferenced data from mapping and yield monitoring. Lab work required.
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
AGA455 Organic Crop Production
A variety of organic crop production issues will be discussed. Topics will
include: capital outlay production methods, biological pest management,
and record keeping procedures. Organic certification practices will be
emphasized.
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
AGB235 Introduction to Agriculture Markets
Basic marketing principles will be researched, studied, and discussed.
Topics include buying, selling, processing, standardizing, grading,
storing and marketing of agriculture commodities. Students will develop
a marketing plan.
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
ADM221 Career Development Skills
This course teaches the student the skills required to locate prospective
employers and to obtain a position in the chosen field. Topics covered
include company and job research, application forms, resumes, letters,
telephone techniques and interviews.
2
Keokuk County
Career Academy
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
AGB802 Internship
Please see your Guidance Counselor for more information.
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Moravia
Course
Credits
School District
ENG105 Composition I
This course emphasizes competent writing skills, focusing primarily on
expository and analytical writing. Particular attention is given to
rhetorical modes and to the analysis of social issues and/or literary works.
Students will write four to six 500-1000 word essays. Instruction also
includes clarity, punctuation and style. All students enrolled in this
course must take the reading and writing portions of COMPASS.
3
Moravia HS
ENG106 Composition II
This course introduces the student to the process of research writing
using the Modern Language Association documentation style. A thesisdriven report paper and a thesis-driven argumentative essay, both
documented in MLA style, will demonstrate the student’s proficiency
with the research process. Prerequisite: ENG105 Composition I.
3
Moravia HS
SPC101 Fundamentals of Oral Communication
This course focuses on basic communication, including the
communication process, self-concept, self-disclosure, perception,
language, listening, non-verbal messages, interpersonal relationships,
public speaking, small group communication and inter-cultural relations.
3
Moravia HS
ACC109 Introduction to Accounting I
This course examines and applies the principles of debits and credits,
journalizing, posting to the ledger, financial statements, end-of-period
adjustments and worksheets, the closing process at the end of the fiscal
period and accounting for cash.
2
Moravia HS
ACC110 Introduction to Accounting II
This course is a continuation of Accounting Fundamentals I and includes
payroll, special journals and accounting procedures for a merchandising
business. Prerequisite: ACC109 Intro to Accounting.
2
Moravia HS
AGH221 Principles of Horticulture
This course will provide students essential knowledge and skills
necessary for a solid orientation on the horticulture field. Areas of study
include climate and plant growth, botanical nomenclature, anatomy,
propagation, plant nutrition, and an introduction to the diverse career
field involved with the horticulture industry.
3
Moravia HS
AGS113 Survey of Animal Industry
This course discusses the integration of livestock in a sustainable farming
system including small-scale production for niche markets. Topics
include appropriate breed selection, nutrition, reproduction, diseases,
processing and land management for hogs, poultry, cattle, sheep, and
goats. Lab work required.
3
Moravia HS
AGA114 Principles of Agronomy
This course covers basic concepts, terminology and applications of
agronomy. Topics include crop production theories, techniques and
technology, evolution of crop production, biological, chemical,
geological, environmental and economic aspects of farming. Laboratory
exercises correspond to lecture topics.
3
Moravia HS
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AGS226 Beef Cattle Science
This course is an introduction to principles, practices and decisions
necessary when managing beef cattle in all stages of the production
cycle. Lab work required.
3
Moravia HS
AUT140 Welding for Automotive Mechanics
This course covers the study of metals, metal properties, welding gases,
pressures and the proper use of welding equipment. Safety procedures
will be stressed. Students will be introduced to the theory and practice of
basic welding, brazing and soldering techniques.
2
Moravia HS
CAD105 CAD I
This course is designed to give the student an introduction to computeraided drafting with basic principles. Students will also develop
knowledge of more sophisticated tasks working with CAD.
2
Moravia HS
CAD140 Parametric Solid Modeling I
This course covers the basics of creating parts, modeling utilities,
creating engineering drawings and creating assemblies using solid
modeling software.
3
Moravia HS
AGA154 Fundamentals of Soil Science
This course covers basic concepts, terminology and applications of soil
science. Soil ecosystems will be studied at both microscopic and
macroscopic levels. Current soil management practices will be examined.
Laboratory topics include soil types, soil mapping, land use and data
collection techniques. This course requires three hours of lecture and two
hours of lab work per week.
3
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
AGS216 Equine Science
This course is an introduction to concepts, practices and decisions
necessary when managing horses through stages of their lives. Lab work
required.
3
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
AGN127 Agrarian Systems & Ecology
The ecological and economical, management of sustainable resources as
they relate to agricultural practices will be the focus of this course.
Students will be able to put into perspective the historical evolution of
agrarian practices and how they relate to future practices in agriculture,
forestry, wildlife and water and soil management.
3
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
AGN125 Woodland Management
This course focuses on planning and using managerial, economic and
wildlife techniques to meet the objectives of land use. Economic topics
will include investment of financial resources, marketing and time issues.
Lab work required.
3
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
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AGA114 Principles of Agronomy
This course covers basic concepts, terminology and applications of
agronomy. Topics include crop production theories, techniques and
technology, evolution of crop production, biological, chemical,
geological, environmental and economic aspects of farming. Laboratory
exercises correspond to lecture topics.
AGS226 Beef Cattle Science
This course is an introduction to principles, practices and decisions
necessary when managing beef cattle in all stages of the production
cycle. Lab work required.
HSC113 Medical Terminology
This course offers a study of the basic medical language essential to
health occupations careers. Emphasis will be placed on word analysis and
construction, definitions, pronunciation, spelling, and standard
abbreviations.
CSC105 Computer Essentials
The basics of the Windows operating system, electronic communications,
and Internet research will be covered. Students will use basic features of
word processing and presentation software. This course is intended for
students with limited computer skills.
PNN147 Nursing Essentials I
This course introduces the essential scientific knowledge, technical skills
and communication techniques, as specified by OBRA, to function as an
accountable member of the health care team. Theory, laboratory practice
and clinical experience will be incorporated to prepare the student to
address the bio psychosocial and spiritual needs of patients.
BIO175 Human Anatomy
This course covers basic concepts in human anatomical structure in
relation to simple body functions. All body systems are covered with
emphasis on structure. This course is for students interested in pursuing
health or science programs. To succeed in this course, a student should
have a strong background in biology.
BIO176 Human Anatomy Lab
Anatomy lab covers the lecture topics through the use of models,
computer simulations and diagrams to confirm anatomical structure of
tissues, bones and muscles.
PNN265 Nutrition
This course surveys normal nutritional needs of individuals throughout
the lifespan. Emphasis is placed on identifying the various nutrients and
their functions for the maintenance or restoration of health. The
protection and preservation of food and community nutritional needs are
discussed. Dietary modifications related to specific diseases are
introduced.
3
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
3
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
2
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
1
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
3
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
3
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
1
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
3
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
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PNN231 Pharmacology
This course is designed to provide the student with information essential
to planning care for patients receiving medication therapy. Common
medications affecting the body systems will be introduced. Principles of
basic mathematics used in the calculation of drug dosages will be
integrated.
3
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
PSY111 Introduction to Psychology
This course is a broad introduction to the principles of contemporary
psychology. The course is based on providing the student with an
understanding of the theoretical foundations of psychology, as well as a
survey of empirical research dealing with behavior and mental processes.
3
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
PNN148 Nursing Essentials II
This course introduces basic assessment principles and techniques and
explains documentation procedures. The concept of surgical asepsis and
the procedures requiring sterile technique are discussed. Protocol for
medication administration is examined. The student will have the
opportunity to gain skill in advanced nursing procedures requiring sterile
technique.
2
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
PNN401 Mental Health Nursing I
This course introduces basic nursing theory related to the psychological
aspects of illness. The concepts of mental health and emotional illness are
examined. The role of the nurse in caring for clients with alterations in
mental health is discussed.
1
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
BIO178 Human Physiology
This course offers a detailed look into the physiology of the nervous,
respiratory, digestive, circulatory, urinary, reproductive and endocrine
systems. This course is designed for the health occupations major.
3
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
BIO179 Human Physiology Lab
Physiology Lab covers the lecture topics emphasizing the visual and
simulated physiology of body systems and their accompanying organ
anatomy.
1
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
PNN502 Nursing of Adult 1A
This course introduces basic principles of adult nursing and common
diseases affecting the endocrine and cardiovascular systems. Related
signs and symptoms, laboratory findings and treatment of specified
diseases will be presented. Basic nursing care of the surgical and adult
patient will be discussed.
1.5
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
PNN710 Nursing Clinical Experience 1A
Students will provide basic nursing care to patients in the long term care
setting using scientific nursing principles. Emphasis is placed on
assessment and documentation skills.
1.5
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
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PNN503 Nursing of Adults 1B
Common diseases affecting the hematopoietic, respiratory and renal
systems are introduced. Related signs and symptoms, laboratory findings
and treatment of specified diseases will be presented. Basic nursing care
of the adult patient will be discussed.
1.5
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
1
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
3
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
2
Albia Area Career
Academy - AACA
2
Albia Area Career
Academy - AACA
1
Albia Area Career
Academy - AACA
1
Albia Area Career
Academy - AACA
DSL346 Introduction to Light Duty Diesel
This course will introduce the student to diesel theory, fuel systems, air
management, and engine controls for passenger and light duty trucks.
2
Albia Area Career
Academy - AACA
MFG209 Machine Shop Practices
This course covers safety in machine shop, environmental safety,
measurement, layout, inspection, setup, basic bench work practices, and
non-traditional machining processes.
3
Albia Area Career
Academy - AACA
PNN713 Nursing Clinical Experience 1B
Students will provide basic nursing care to patients in the long term care
setting using scientific nursing principles. Emphasis is placed on
assessment and documentation skills.
PSY121 Developmental Psychology
The course is designed to provide a survey of the patterns of behavior and
current attitudes on human development from birth to death. Emphasis is
given to the theories of cognitive, social, physical and emotional
development.
AUT602 Basic Automotive Electricity
This course covers electrical safety, electrical theory, and familiarization
with electrical circuits and devices. Students will also learn to use
specialized test equipment and will perform voltage, current, and
resistance measurements. Circuit building, electric motor operation,
electrical connections, and soldering techniques will also be covered.
AUT636 Basic Automotive Electronics
This course covers the study of sensors, electronic components, and
related symbols, including the theory of operation. The student will also
learn to read, draw, construct, troubleshoot, and analyze electronic
circuits using the proper test equipment.
AUT701 Basic Automotive Air Conditioning
This course covers the study of proper safety procedures, the
fundamentals of air conditioning, refrigerant, refrigerant oil and the use
of special tools and diagnostic equipment. The student will also study
theory of operation, parts identification, repair, service and
troubleshooting procedures.
CRR310 Adapters, Tools & Measurements
This course will cover safety procedures and identification of hand tools
and measuring devices in the mechanical trades. The course will also
include precision tools and measuring devices. Repair and maintenance
of this equipment will be covered. The student will become familiar with
fittings, connectors, pipe, hoses, tubing and their installation.
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MFG222 Machine Operations I
This project-oriented lab is the first class in the machining series. The
operations involve machining parts utilizing the lathe, vertical milling
machine, drill press, surface grinder, shaper, pedestal grinder, and band
saw.
MFG121 Machine Trade Printreading I
This course covers the reading and/or creation of engineering drawings
through mechanical sketching techniques as a means of communication.
Emphasis is placed on developing the perceptional skills that require the
student to think in three-dimensional space.
4
Albia Area Career
Academy - AACA
2
Albia Area Career
Academy - AACA
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Moulton-Udell
Course
Credits
School District
ENG105 Composition I
This course emphasizes competent writing skills, focusing primarily on
expository and analytical writing. Particular attention is given to
rhetorical modes and to the analysis of social issues and/or literary works.
Students will write four to six 500-1000 word essays. Instruction also
includes clarity, punctuation and style. All students enrolled in this
course must take the reading and writing portions of COMPASS.
3
Moulton-Udell HS
ENG106 Composition II
This course introduces the student to the process of research writing
using the Modern Language Association documentation style. A thesisdriven report paper and a thesis-driven argumentative essay, both
documented in MLA style, will demonstrate the student’s proficiency
with the research process. Prerequisite: ENG105 Composition I.
3
Moulton-Udell HS
SPC112 Public Speaking
This course prepares the student for a variety of speaking situations, both
formal and informal. The student will prepare and deliver five to seven
speeches using a variety of preparation and delivery strategies. The
student will learn how to incorporate research and professional
presentational aids into a speech.
3
Moulton-Udell HS
MAT156 Statistics (ICN)
This course is an introduction to and survey of general statistics. Topics
covered include obtaining, presenting and organizing statistical data;
measures of central tendency and variability; probability concepts;
probability distributions; hypothesis testing; and simple linear regression.
Some background in algebra is recommended.
3
Moulton-Udell HS
MAT120 College Algebra
This course extends the study of algebraic principles. Topics include
linear and quadratic equations and inequalities, graphs of relations and
functions, exponential and logarithmic functions, systems of equations
and inequalities and matrices and determinants. Before enrolling in this
course, a student should have a strong background in algebra.
3
Moulton-Udell HS
3
Moulton-Udell HS
1
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
MAT125 Precalculus
This course is designed to prepare students for calculus and other mathrelated courses needed in business or science. Topics include polynomial
and rational functions and graphs, trigonometric functions and identities
and conic sections. Before enrolling in this course, a student should have
a mastery of advanced algebra concepts.
CSC105 Computer Essentials
The basics of the Windows operating system, electronic communications,
and Internet research will be covered. Students will use basic features of
word processing and presentation software. This course is intended for
students with limited computer skills.
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HSC113 Medical Terminology
This course offers a study of the basic medical language essential to
health occupations careers. Emphasis will be placed on word analysis and
construction, definitions, pronunciation, spelling and standard
abbreviations.
2
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
PNN147 Nursing Essentials I
This course introduces the essential scientific knowledge, technical skills
and communication techniques, as specified by OBRA, to function as an
accountable member of the health care team. Theory, laboratory practice
and clinical experience will be incorporated to prepare the student to
address the bio-psychosocial and spiritual needs of patients.
3
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
BIO 175 Human Anatomy
This course covers basic concepts in human anatomical structure in
relation to simple body functions. All body systems are covered with
emphasis on structure. This course is for students interested in pursuing
health or science programs. To succeed in this course, a student should
have a strong background in biology.
3
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
BIO176 Human Anatomy Lab
Anatomy lab covers the lecture topics through the use of models,
computer simulations and diagrams to confirm anatomical structure of
tissues, bones and muscles.
11
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
PNN265 Nutrition
This course surveys normal nutritional needs of individuals throughout
the lifespan. Emphasis is placed on identifying the various nutrients and
their functions for the maintenance or restoration of health. The
protection and preservation of food and community nutritional needs are
discussed. Dietary modifications related to specific diseases are
introduced.
3
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
PNN231 Pharmacology
This course is designed to provide the student with information essential
to planning care for patients receiving medication therapy. Common
medications affecting the body systems will be introduced. Principles of
basic mathematics used in the calculation of drug dosages will be
integrated.
3
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
PSY111 Introduction to Psychology
This course is a broad introduction to the principles of contemporary
psychology. The course is based on providing the student with an
understanding of the theoretical foundations of psychology, as well as a
survey of empirical research dealing with behavior and mental processes.
3
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
2
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
PNN148 Nursing Essentials II
This course introduces basic assessment principles and techniques and
explains documentation procedures. The concept of surgical asepsis and
the procedures requiring sterile technique are discussed. Protocol for
medication administration is examined. The student will have the
opportunity to gain skill in advanced nursing procedures requiring sterile
technique.
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PNN401 Mental Health Nursing I
This course introduces basic nursing theory related to the psychological
aspects of illness. The concepts of mental health and emotional illness are
examined. The role of the nurse in caring for clients with alterations in
mental health is discussed.
1
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
BIO178 Human Physiology
This course offers a detailed look into the physiology of the nervous,
respiratory, digestive, circulatory, urinary, reproductive and endocrine
systems. This course is designed for the health occupations major.
3
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
BIO179 Human Physiology Lab
Physiology Lab covers the lecture topics emphasizing the visual and
simulated physiology of body systems and their accompanying organ
anatomy.
1
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
PNN502 Nursing of Adults 1A
This course introduces basic principles of adult nursing and common
diseases affecting the endocrine and cardiovascular systems. Related
signs and symptoms, laboratory findings and treatment of specified
diseases will be presented. Basic nursing care of the surgical and adult
patient will be discussed.
1.5
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
PNN710 Nursing Clinical Experience 1A
Students will provide basic nursing care to patients in the long term care
setting using scientific nursing principles. Emphasis is placed on
assessment and documentation skills.
1.5
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
PNN503 Nursing of Adults 1B
Common diseases affecting the hematopoietic, respiratory and renal
systems are introduced. Related signs and symptoms, laboratory findings
and treatment of specified diseases will be presented. Basic nursing care
of the adult patient will be discussed.
1.5
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
PNN713 Nursing Clinical Experience 1B
Students will provide basic nursing care to patients in the long term care
setting using scientific nursing principles. Emphasis is placed on
assessment and documentation skills.
1
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
PSY121 Developmental Psychology
The course is designed to provide a survey of the patterns of behavior and
current attitudes on human development from birth to death. Emphasis is
given to the theories of cognitive, social, physical and emotional
development.
3
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
AGA 154 Fundamentals of Soil Science
This course covers basic concepts, terminology and applications of soil
science. Soil ecosystems will be studied at both microscopic and
macroscopic levels. Current soil management practices will be examined.
Laboratory topics include soil types, soil mapping, land use and data
collection techniques. This course requires three hours of lecture and two
hours of lab work per week.
3
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
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AGS216 Equine Science
This course is an introduction to concepts, practices and decisions
necessary when managing horses through stages of their lives. Lab work
required.
3
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
AGN127 Agrarian Systems & Ecology
The ecological and economical, management of sustainable resources as
they relate to agricultural practices will be the focus of this course.
Students will be able to put into perspective the historical evolution of
agrarian practices and how they relate to future practices in agriculture,
forestry, wildlife and water and soil management.
3
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
AGN125 Woodland Management
This course focuses on planning and using managerial, economic and
wildlife techniques to meet the objectives of land use. Economic topics
will include investment of financial resources, marketing and time issues.
Lab work required.
3
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
AGA114 Principles of Agronomy
This course covers basic concepts, terminology and applications of
agronomy. Topics include crop production theories, techniques and
technology, evolution of crop production, biological, chemical,
geological, environmental and economic aspects of farming. Laboratory
exercises correspond to lecture topics.
3
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
AGS226 Beef Cattle Science
This course is an introduction to principles, practices and decisions
necessary when managing beef cattle in all stages of the production
cycle. Lab work required.
3
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
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North Mahaska
Course
Credits
School District
ENG105 Composition I
This course emphasizes competent writing skills, focusing primarily on
expository and analytical writing. Particular attention is given to
rhetorical modes and to the analysis of social issues and/or literary works.
Students will write four to six 500-1000 word essays. Instruction also
includes clarity, punctuation and style. All students enrolled in this
course must take the reading and writing portions of COMPASS.
3
North Mahaska HS
ENG106 Composition II
This course introduces the student to the process of research writing
using the Modern Language Association documentation style. A thesisdriven report paper and a thesis-driven argumentative essay, both
documented in MLA style, will demonstrate the student’s proficiency
with the research process. Prerequisite: ENG105 Composition I.
3
North Mahaska HS
PSY111 Introduction to Psychology
This course provides a broad introduction to the principles of
contemporary psychology. The course is based on providing the student
with an understanding of the theoretical foundations of psychology, as
well as a survey of empirical research dealing with behavior and mental
processes.
3
North Mahaska HS
SPC101 Fundamentals of Oral Communication
This course focuses on basic communication, including the
communication process, self-concept, self-disclosure, perception,
language, listening, non-verbal messages, interpersonal relationships,
public speaking, small group communication and inter-cultural relations.
3
North Mahaska HS
ELT373 DC Circuit Analysis
This course covers the electrical and electron theory of direct current and
proceeds through units in resistance, conductance, series circuits, parallel
circuits, series-parallel circuits, voltage divider circuits and the proper use
of meters.
4
Mahaska County
Career Academy
MAT742 Technical Math
This course covers basic algebra, units and dimensions, graphing lines
and inequalities, manipulating radicals and roots and solving a variety of
equations.
2
Mahaska County
Career Academy
ELT378 AC Circuit Analysis
This course covers magnetism and electromagnetic induction and
progresses through alternating current and voltage, capacitors, inductors
and transformers. The response of sinusoidal voltages and currents to RL,
RC and RLC circuits is studied, including phasor analysis and filter
applications.
4
Mahaska County
Career Academy
MAT761 Technical Math for Electronics
This course covers number systems, introductory trigonometry, basic
Boolean algebra, complex numbers, phasor algebra and periodic
functions as they relate to electricity.
2
Mahaska County
Career Academy
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CSC110 Introduction to Computers
This course is an introduction to business computer software and
hardware. Students will use basic and intermediate features of word
processing and spreadsheet software, and basic features of database and
presentation software. General computer concepts and the Internet will
also be covered.
3
Mahaska County
Career Academy
ELT550 Analog Devices
This course covers the application, operation, and theory of solid state
devices, such as diodes, transistors, thyristors and operational amplifiers.
Semiconductor characteristics are examined and applied to voltage and
power amplifiers, as well as switching circuits.
4
Mahaska County
Career Academy
COM725 Workplace Communications
This course covers relevant information and practical application of
methods to improve the effectiveness of on-the-job communication.
Subject matter covered includes reading, writing, speaking, and listening
skills.
2
Mahaska County
Career Academy
ELT580 Microelectronic Circuits
This course covers a variety of solid state circuits. Applications of
integrated circuits for regulators, timing, amplification, and signal
processing are analyzed. Circuits are built in the lab to study various
applications.
4
Mahaska County
Career Academy
EGT420 PLTW Digital Electronics
This course covers the theory and operation of semiconductor logic
families and their circuits. Topics include binary numbers, logic gates,
Boolean algebra, combinational circuit design techniques, flip-flops,
registers, counters, algorithmic statemachines, microprocessors and
interfacing. Laboratory exercises allow the student to design, implement,
and test a wide range of digital circuits using standard logic families and
programmable logic devices. This course may be taken as part of the
Project Lead The Way sequence of courses.
3
Mahaska County
Career Academy
ELT 505 Power Transfer Technology
This course covers electrical power and fluid- power-transfer
technologies. Emphasis will be placed on high voltage alternating
current, direct current power supplies, and fluid power concepts and
applications. Three-phase power voltage rectification and regulation are
included.
2
Mahaska County
Career Academy
LEO101 Photonics Concepts
This course introduces the student to the way light is generated and
manipulated. Students will have the chance to perform basic labs to
enhance their understanding of optics and laser beams. Laser industry
experts will discuss real world applications and the future of the
photonics industry.
4
Mahaska County
Career Academy
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ELT110 Electronics
The focus of this course is a basic understanding of electronics used in
computer technology today. Topics include electronic components, lab
safety, static electricity, AC/DC circuits, and various test
equipment. Discussion topics will be reinforced through lab exercises.
2
Mahaska County
Career Academy
NET122 Computer Hardware Basics
This course will cover information from the Computing Technology
Industry Association (CompTIA) sponsored A+ Certification Exam,
which is designed to certify computer technicians in PC software and
hardware repair.
3
Mahaska County
Career Academy
NET780 Microcomputer Utilities
This course will introduce the student to the currently used operating
system with an emphasis on System, Internet, and Network Utilities.
4
Mahaska County
Career Academy
BCA185 Beginning Webpage Development
This course will introduce the concepts of design and development of
websites. Creating web sites will be discussed using XHTML and style
sheets. These concepts will be applied in a variety of web-development
exercises.
3
Mahaska County
Career Academy
NET451 Unix/Linux
This course covers general system concepts, resource allocation and data
management in the UNIX and LINUX environments. Discussion topics
are reinforced through lab exercises.
2
Mahaska County
Career Academy
NET615 Social Engineering
This course will cover social engineering, which is the means hackers use
to gain personal and private information through the use of influence,
persuasion, deceit or manipulation. Other topics will include methods
used to detect, investigate and prevent them from succeeding.
2
Mahaska County
Career Academy
NET454 Advanced Unix/Linux
This course covers advanced Unix/Linux system administration,
application installation and configuration, and system tuning for
performance and security. Vulnerabilities and tools specific to
Unix/Linux systems will be covered.
2
Mahaska County
Career Academy
NET310 Virtual Machines
This course will cover the concepts of virtual machines and virtualization
software. Topics will include the ability to install and run multiple
operating systems on one computer or server.
3
Mahaska County
Career Academy
NET725 Networking Essentials
This course will cover the information from the Microsoft Certification
Exam #70-058 “Networking Essentials” which is one of the four core
Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer (MCSE) exams.
3
Mahaska County
Career Academy
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NET610 Security Fundamentals
This course will provide an overview of the vulnerabilities that exist in
most information systems. Students will learn how policies, user
education, and software and hardware tools can help prevent those
systems from being attacked.
2
Mahaska County
Career Academy
NET319 Microsoft Server
This course will provide students with the knowledge and skills
necessary to install and configure Windows 2000 on individual
computers that will be connected in lab as a network.
3
Mahaska County
Career Academy
HSC113 Medical Terminology
This course offers a study of the basic medical language essential to
health occupations careers. Emphasis will be placed on word analysis and
construction, definitions, pronunciation, spelling, and standard
abbreviations.
2
Mahaska County
Career Academy
CSC105 Computer Essentials
The basics of the Windows operating system, electronic communications,
and Internet research will be covered. Students will use basic features of
word processing and presentation software. This course is intended for
students with limited computer skills.
1
Mahaska County
Career Academy
PNN147 Nursing Essentials I
This course introduces the essential scientific knowledge, technical skills
and communication techniques, as specified by OBRA, to function as an
accountable member of the health care team. Theory, laboratory practice
and clinical experience will be incorporated to prepare the student to
address the bio psychosocial and spiritual needs of patients.
3
Mahaska County
Career Academy
BIO175 Human Anatomy
This course covers basic concepts in human anatomical structure in
relation to simple body functions. All body systems are covered with
emphasis on structure. This course is for students interested in pursuing
health or science programs. To succeed in this course, a student should
have a strong background in biology.
3
Mahaska County
Career Academy
BIO176 Human Anatomy Lab
Anatomy lab covers the lecture topics through the use of models,
computer simulations and diagrams to confirm anatomical structure of
tissues, bones and muscles.
1
Mahaska County
Career Academy
PNN265 Nutrition
This course surveys normal nutritional needs of individuals throughout
the lifespan. Emphasis is placed on identifying the various nutrients and
their functions for the maintenance or restoration of health. The
protection and preservation of food and community nutritional needs are
discussed. Dietary modifications related to specific diseases are
introduced.
3
Mahaska County
Career Academy
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PSY111 Introduction to Psychology
This course is a broad introduction to the principles of contemporary
psychology. The course is based on providing the student with an
understanding of the theoretical foundations of psychology, as well as a
survey of empirical research dealing with behavior and mental processes.
3
Mahaska County
Career Academy
PNN231 Pharmacology
This course is designed to provide the student with information essential
to planning care for patients receiving medication therapy. Common
medications affecting the body systems will be introduced. Principles of
basic mathematics used in the calculation of drug dosages will be
integrated.
3
Mahaska County
Career Academy
PNN401 Mental Health Nursing I
This course introduces basic nursing theory related to the psychological
aspects of illness. The concepts of mental health and emotional illness are
examined. The role of the nurse in caring for clients with alterations in
mental health is discussed.
1
Mahaska County
Career Academy
PNN148 Nursing Essentials II
This course introduces basic assessment principles and techniques and
explains documentation procedures. The concept of surgical asepsis and
the procedures requiring sterile technique are discussed. Protocol for
medication administration is examined. The student will have the
opportunity to gain skill in advanced nursing procedures requiring sterile
technique.
2
Mahaska County
Career Academy
BIO178 Human Physiology
This course offers a detailed look into the physiology of the nervous,
respiratory, digestive, circulatory, urinary, reproductive and endocrine
systems. This course is designed for the health occupations major.
3
Mahaska County
Career Academy
BIO179 Human Physiology Lab
Physiology Lab covers the lecture topics emphasizing the visual and
simulated physiology of body systems and their accompanying organ
anatomy.
1
Mahaska County
Career Academy
PNN502 Nursing of Adults 1A
This course introduces basic principles of adult nursing and common
diseases affecting the endocrine and cardiovascular systems. Related
signs and symptoms, laboratory findings and treatment of specified
diseases will be presented. Basic nursing care of the surgical and adult
patient will be discussed.
1.5
Mahaska County
Career Academy
PNN710 Nursing Clinical Experience 1A
Students will provide basic nursing care to patients in the long term care
setting using scientific nursing principles. Emphasis is placed on
assessment and documentation skills.
1.5
Mahaska County
Career Academy
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PSY121 Developmental Psychology
The course is designed to provide a survey of the patterns of behavior and
current attitudes on human development from birth to death. Emphasis is
given to the theories of cognitive, social, physical and emotional
development.
3
Mahaska County
Career Academy
PNN503 Nursing of Adults 1B
Common diseases affecting the hematopoietic, respiratory and renal
systems are introduced. Related signs and symptoms, laboratory findings
and treatment of specified diseases will be presented. Basic nursing care
of the adult patient will be discussed.
1.5
Mahaska County
Career Academy
PNN713 Nursing Clinical Experience 1B
Students will provide basic nursing care to patients in the long term care
setting using scientific nursing principles. Emphasis is placed on
assessment and documentation skills.
1
Mahaska County
Career Academy
WEL120 Oxy Fuel Welding & Cutting
This is a facilitated course which covers oxy-acetylene and shielded
metal arc welding procedures in flat position.
2
IHCC Ottumwa
WEL150 Arc Welding I (SMAW)
This course covers safety, electrode selection, power sources and welding
distortion control utilizing arc welding process in all positions.
2
IHCC Ottumwa
WEL151 Common Arc Welding Processes
This is a facilitated course, which covers different arc welding processes
used in industry.
2
IHCC Ottumwa
WEL181 Gas Metal Arc Welding
This course covers safety and Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW)
techniques in horizontal, vertical and overhead positions.
2
IHCC Ottumwa
WEL190 Gas Tungsten Arc Welding
This is a facilitated course which covers safety and gas tungsten arc
welding in the flat position.
2
IHCC Ottumwa
WEL201 Procedures & Qualifications
This is a facilitated course designed to make students aware of proper
welding procedures, qualification records, and procedure specifications
found in industry. This course helps prepare students who may become a
welding supervisor or inspector.
1
IHCC Ottumwa
WEL202 Discontinuities & Defects
This is a facilitated course that covers different discontinuities and
defects related to the arc welding processes found in industry.
1
IHCC Ottumwa
MAT762 Technical Math for Industry
This course covers mathematical operations using fractions, decimals and
percentages. Customary and metric measurement problems are discussed.
Practical applications of mathematical concepts are provided.
2
IHCC Ottumwa
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WEL182 FCAW
This is a facilitated course that covers Flux Core Arc Welding (FCAW)
techniques and procedures.
2
IHCC Ottumwa
WEL110 Welding Blueprint Reading
This is a facilitated course which covers how different types of welds are
designated on blueprints and the manner in which the weld locations are
specified.
2
IHCC Ottumwa
WEL173 Advanced Welding Procedures I
This is a facilitated course that covers in-depth study of welding
procedures and the proper use of electrodes and techniques of advanced
Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW).
3
IHCC Ottumwa
WEL200 Metallurgy Fundamentals
This is a facilitated course that covers basic metallurgy, destructive, and
non-destructive testing methods which the students will see or possibly
use in industry.
2
IHCC Ottumwa
WEL211 Production Welding Procedures
This is a facilitated course which covers Gas Metal Arc Welding Pulse
(GMAW-P) in a production environment.
4
IHCC Ottumwa
ADM221 Career Development Skills
This course teaches the student the skills required to locate prospective
employers and to obtain a position in the chosen field. Topics covered
include company and job research, application forms, resumes, letters,
telephone techniques and interviews.
2
IHCC Ottumwa
WEL174 Advanced Welding Procedures II
This is a facilitated course that covers Advanced Shielded Metal Arc
Welding (SMAW) preparing the student for structural steel and pipe
welding.
3
IHCC Ottumwa
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Course
Credits
School District
ENG105 Composition I
This course emphasizes competent writing skills, focusing primarily on
expository and analytical writing. Particular attention is given to
rhetorical modes and to the analysis of social issues and/or literary works.
Students will write four to six 500-1000 word essays. Instruction also
includes clarity, punctuation and style. All students enrolled in this
course must take the reading and writing portions of COMPASS.
3
Oskaloosa HS
ENG106 Composition II
This course introduces the student to the process of research writing
using the Modern Language Association documentation style. A thesisdriven report paper and a thesis-driven argumentative essay, both
documented in MLA style, will demonstrate the student’s proficiency
with the research process. Prerequisite: ENG105 Composition I.
3
Oskaloosa HS
FLF145 French I
This is a first-year French course. Students will begin to communicate in
French in both oral and written forms. Activities and cultural materials
will emphasize communicative and cultural competencies. Students will
compare the French language and francophone cultures with their own.
3
Oskaloosa HS
FLF245 French II
Students will increase their ability to communicate in French in both oral
and written forms, continuing to explore similarities and differences in
languages and cultures. They will make more connections in communication with the French-speaking world outside the classroom.
Prerequisite: FLF145 French I or equivalent.
3
Oskaloosa HS
CHM121 Intro to General Chemistry
This is a survey course in general chemistry covering the topics of
measurement, atomic theory, bonding, thermodynamics, stoichiometry
and gases. This course is designed for students entering the allied-health
science areas or any student desiring a course in liberal arts chemistry.
This course has three hours of lecture and two hours of laboratory work
per week.
3
Oskaloosa HS
MAT125 Precalculus
This course is designed to prepare students for calculus and other mathrelated courses needed in business or science. Topics include polynomial
and rational functions and graphs, trigonometric functions and identities
and conic sections. Before enrolling in this course, a student should have
a mastery of advanced algebra concepts.
3
Oskaloosa HS
CON276 Construction Technology I
This course is designed to introduce students to the fundamental
vocabulary, terms and concepts to begin a career in carpentry. Beginning
with tools and plan reading, this course will then study framing
fundamentals with some attention given to concrete and reinforcement,
fasteners, adhesives and engineering products.
3
Oskaloosa HS
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CON197 Construction Lab I
Students will apply knowledge gained in classroom studies to practical
applications on a construction project. Daily participation using hand and
power tools and personal safety equipment will be required. Concurrent
with CON276 Principles of Carpentry I.
6
Oskaloosa HS
CON277 Construction Technology II
This course is designed to familiarize students with fundamental
vocabulary, terms and concepts to begin a career in carpentry. This
course covers the principles of wall and ceiling framing, roof framing and
basic stair construction. Installation and design factors for windows and
doors will also be studied.
3
Oskaloosa HS
CON198 Construction Lab II
Students will apply knowledge gained in classroom studies to practical
applications on a construction project. Daily participation using hand and
power tools and personal safety equipment will be required. Concurrent
with CON277 Construction Technology II.
6
Oskaloosa HS
AGA114 Principles of Agronomy
This course covers basic concepts, terminology and applications of
agronomy. Topics include crop production theories, techniques and
technology, evolution of crop production, biological, chemical,
geological, environmental and economic aspects of farming. Laboratory
exercises correspond to lecture topics.
3
Oskaloosa HS
AGS113 Survey of Animal Industry
This course discusses the integration of livestock in a sustainable farming
system including small-scale production for niche markets. Topics
include appropriate breed selection, nutrition, reproduction, diseases,
processing and land management for hogs, poultry, cattle, sheep, and
goats. Lab work required.
3
Oskaloosa HS
EGT400 Intro to Engineering Design
This course uses a design development process while enriching technical
and engineering problem-solving skills; students create and analyze
models using specialized computer software (AutoCAD Inventor). This
course may be taken as part of the Project Lead The Way sequence of
courses.
3
Oskaloosa HS
EGT410 PLTW Principles of Engineering @IHCC Centerville
This course explores technology systems and manufacturing processes
using the methodology of project-based engineering problem solving.
Learning activities explore a variety of engineering disciplines and
address the social and political consequences of technological change.
This course may be taken as part of the Project Lead The Way sequence
of courses. EGT400 Introduction to Engineering Design is recommended,
but not required.
3
Centerville HS
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EGT420 PLTW Digital Electronics
This course covers the theory and operation of semiconductor logic
families and their circuits. Topics include binary numbers, logic gates,
Boolean algebra, combinational circuit design techniques, flip-flops,
registers, counters, algorithmic statemachines, microprocessors and
interfacing. Laboratory exercises allow the student to design, implement,
and test a wide range of digital circuits using standard logic families and
programmable logic devices. This course may be taken as part of the
Project Lead The Way sequence of courses.
3
Oskaloosa HS
ELT373 DC Circuit Analysis
This course covers the electrical and electron theory of direct current and
proceeds through units in resistance, conductance, series circuits, parallel
circuits, series-parallel circuits, voltage divider circuits and the proper use
of meters.
4
Mahaska County
Career Academy
MAT742 Technical Math
This course covers basic algebra, units and dimensions, graphing lines
and inequalities, manipulating radicals and roots and solving a variety of
equations.
2
Mahaska County
Career Academy
This course covers magnetism and electromagnetic induction and
progresses through alternating current and voltage, capacitors,
inductors and transformers. The response of sinusoidal voltages
and currents to RL, RC and RLC circuits is studied, including
phasor analysis and filter applications.
4
Mahaska County
Career Academy
MAT761 Technical Math for Electronics
This course covers number systems, introductory trigonometry, basic
Boolean algebra, complex numbers, phasor algebra and periodic
functions as they relate to electricity.
2
Mahaska County
Career Academy
CSC110 Introduction to Computers
This course is an introduction to business computer software and
hardware. Students will use basic and intermediate features of word
processing and spreadsheet software, and basic features of database and
presentation software. General computer concepts and the Internet will
also be covered.
3
Mahaska County
Career Academy
ELT550 Analog Devices
This course covers the application, operation, and theory of solid state
devices, such as diodes, transistors, thyristors and operational amplifiers.
Semiconductor characteristics are examined and applied to voltage and
power amplifiers, as well as switching circuits.
4
Mahaska County
Career Academy
COM725 Workplace Communications
This course covers relevant information and practical application of
methods to improve the effectiveness of on-the-job communication.
Subject matter covered includes reading, writing, speaking, and listening
skills.
2
Mahaska County
Career Academy
ELT378 AC Circuit Analysis
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ELT580 Microelectronic Circuits
This course covers a variety of solid state circuits. Applications of
integrated circuits for regulators, timing, amplification, and signal
processing are analyzed. Circuits are built in the lab to study various
applications.
4
Mahaska County
Career Academy
EGT420 PLTW Digital Electronics
This course covers the theory and operation of semiconductor logic
families and their circuits. Topics include binary numbers, logic gates,
Boolean algebra, combinational circuit design techniques, flip-flops,
registers, counters, algorithmic statemachines, microprocessors and
interfacing. Laboratory exercises allow the student to design, implement,
and test a wide range of digital circuits using standard logic families and
programmable logic devices. This course may be taken as part of the
Project Lead The Way sequence of courses.
4
Mahaska County
Career Academy
ELT505 Power Transfer Technology
This course covers electrical power and fluid- power-transfer
technologies. Emphasis will be placed on high voltage alternating
current, direct current power supplies, and fluid power concepts and
applications. Three-phase power voltage rectification and regulation are
included.
2
Mahaska County
Career Academy
LEO101 Photonics Concepts
This course introduces the student to the way light is generated and
manipulated. Students will have the chance to perform basic labs to
enhance their understanding of optics and laser beams. Laser industry
experts will discuss real world applications and the future of the
photonics industry.
4
Mahaska County
Career Academy
HSC113 Medical Terminology
This course offers a study of the basic medical language essential to
health occupations careers. Emphasis will be placed on word analysis and
construction, definitions, pronunciation, spelling and standard
abbreviations.
2
Mahaska County
Career Academy
PNN147 Nursing Essentials I
This course introduces the essential scientific knowledge, technical skills
and communication techniques, as specified by OBRA, to function as an
accountable member of the health care team. Theory, laboratory practice
and clinical experience will be incorporated to prepare the student to
address the bio-psychosocial and spiritual needs of patients.
3
Mahaska County
Career Academy
CSC105 Computer Essentials
The basics of the Windows operating system, electronic communications,
and Internet research will be covered. Students will use basic features of
word processing and presentation software. This course is intended for
students with limited computer skills.
1
Mahaska County
Career Academy
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BIO175 Human Anatomy
This course covers basic concepts in human anatomical structure in
relation to simple body functions. All body systems are covered with
emphasis on structure. This course is for students interested in pursuing
health or science programs. To succeed in this course, a student should
have a strong background in biology.
3
Mahaska County
Career Academy
BIO176 Human Anatomy Lab
Anatomy lab covers the lecture topics through the use of models,
computer simulations and diagrams to confirm anatomical structure of
tissues, bones and muscles.
1
Mahaska County
Career Academy
PNN265 Nutrition
This course surveys normal nutritional needs of individuals throughout
the lifespan. Emphasis is placed on identifying the various nutrients and
their functions for the maintenance or restoration of health. The
protection and preservation of food and community nutritional needs are
discussed. Dietary modifications related to specific diseases are
introduced.
3
Mahaska County
Career Academy
PSY111 Introduction to Psychology
This course is a broad introduction to the principles of contemporary
psychology. The course is based on providing the student with an
understanding of the theoretical foundations of psychology, as well as a
survey of empirical research dealing with behavior and mental processes.
3
Mahaska County
Career Academy
PNN231 Pharmacology
This course is designed to provide the student with information essential
to planning care for patients receiving medication therapy. Common
medications affecting the body systems will be introduced. Principles of
basic mathematics used in the calculation of drug dosages will be
integrated.
3
Mahaska County
Career Academy
PNN401 Mental Health Nursing I
This course introduces basic nursing theory related to the psychological
aspects of illness. The concepts of mental health and emotional illness are
examined. The role of the nurse in caring for clients with alterations in
mental health is discussed.
1
Mahaska County
Career Academy
PNN148 Nursing Essentials II
This course introduces basic assessment principles and techniques and
explains documentation procedures. The concept of surgical asepsis and
the procedures requiring sterile technique are discussed. Protocol for
medication administration is examined. The student will have the
opportunity to gain skill in advanced nursing procedures requiring sterile
technique.
2
Mahaska County
Career Academy
3
Mahaska County
Career Academy
BIO178 Human Physiology
This course offers a detailed look into the physiology of the nervous,
respiratory, digestive, circulatory, urinary, reproductive and endocrine
systems. This course is designed for the health occupations major.
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BIO179 Human Physiology Lab
Physiology Lab covers the lecture topics emphasizing the visual and
simulated physiology of body systems and their accompanying organ
anatomy.
1
Mahaska County
Career Academy
PNN502 Nursing of Adults 1A
This course introduces basic principles of adult nursing and common
diseases affecting the endocrine and cardiovascular systems. Related
signs and symptoms, laboratory findings and treatment of specified
diseases will be presented. Basic nursing care of the surgical and adult
patient will be discussed.
1.5
Mahaska County
Career Academy
PNN710 Nursing Clinical Experience 1A
Students will provide basic nursing care to patients in the long term care
setting using scientific nursing principles. Emphasis is placed on
assessment and documentation skills.
1.5
Mahaska County
Career Academy
PSY121 Developmental Psychology
The course is designed to provide a survey of the patterns of behavior and
current attitudes on human development from birth to death. Emphasis is
given to the theories of cognitive, social, physical and emotional
development.
3
Mahaska County
Career Academy
PNN503 Nursing of Adults 1B
Common diseases affecting the hematopoietic, respiratory and renal
systems are introduced. Related signs and symptoms, laboratory findings
and treatment of specified diseases will be presented. Basic nursing care
of the adult patient will be discussed.
1.5
Mahaska County
Career Academy
PNN713 Nursing Clinical Experience 1B
Students will provide basic nursing care to patients in the long term care
setting using scientific nursing principles. Emphasis is placed on
assessment and documentation skills.
1
Mahaska County
Career Academy
ELT110 Electronics
The focus of this course is a basic understanding of electronics used in
computer technology today. Topics include electronic components, lab
safety, static electricity, AC/DC circuits, and various test
equipment. Discussion topics will be reinforced through lab exercises.
2
Mahaska County
Career Academy
NET122 Computer Hardware
This course will cover information from the Computing Technology
Industry Association (CompTIA) sponsored A+ Certification Exam,
which is designed to certify computer technicians in PC software and
hardware repair.
3
Mahaska County
Career Academy
NET780 Microcomputer Utilities
This course will introduce the student to the currently used operating
system with an emphasis on System, Internet, and Network Utilities.
4
Mahaska County
Career Academy
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BCA185 Beginning Webpage Development
This course will introduce the concepts of design and development of
websites. Creating web sites will be discussed using XHTML and style
sheets. These concepts will be applied in a variety of web-development
exercises.
3
Mahaska County
Career Academy
NET451 Unix/Linux
This course covers general system concepts, resource allocation and data
management in the UNIX and LINUX environments. Discussion topics
are reinforced through lab exercises.
2
Mahaska County
Career Academy
NET615 Social Engineering
This course will cover social engineering, which is the means hackers use
to gain personal and private information through the use of influence,
persuasion, deceit or manipulation. Other topics will include methods
used to detect, investigate and prevent them from succeeding.
2
Mahaska County
Career Academy
NET454 Advanced Unix/Linux
This course covers advanced Unix/Linux system administration,
application installation and configuration, and system tuning for
performance and security. Vulnerabilities and tools specific to
Unix/Linux systems will be covered.
2
Mahaska County
Career Academy
NET310 Virtual Machines
This course will cover the concepts of virtual machines and virtualization
software. Topics will include the ability to install and run multiple
operating systems on one computer or server.
3
Mahaska County
Career Academy
NET725 Networking Essentials
This course will cover the information from the Microsoft Certification
Exam #70-058 “Networking Essentials” which is one of the four core
Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer (MCSE) exams.
3
Mahaska County
Career Academy
NET610 Security Fundamentals
This course will provide an overview of the vulnerabilities that exist in
most information systems. Students will learn how policies, user
education, and software and hardware tools can help prevent those
systems from being attacked.
2
Mahaska County
Career Academy
NET319 Microsoft Server
This course will provide students with the knowledge and skills
necessary to install and configure Windows 2000 on individual
computers that will be connected in lab as a network.
3
Mahaska County
Career Academy
WEL120 Oxy Fuel Welding & Cutting
This is a facilitated course which covers oxy-acetylene and shielded
metal arc welding procedures in flat position.
2
IHCC Ottumwa
WEL150 Arc Welding I (SMAW)
This course covers safety, electrode selection, power sources and welding
distortion control utilizing arc welding process in all positions.
2
IHCC Ottumwa
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WEL151 Common Arc Welding Processes
This is a facilitated course, which covers different arc welding processes
used in industry.
2
IHCC Ottumwa
WEL181 Gas Metal Arc Welding
This course covers safety and Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW)
techniques in horizontal, vertical and overhead positions.
2
IHCC Ottumwa
WEL190 Gas Tungsten Arc Welding
This is a facilitated course which covers safety and gas tungsten arc
welding in the flat position.
2
IHCC Ottumwa
WEL201 Procedures & Qualifications
This is a facilitated course designed to make students aware of proper
welding procedures, qualification records, and procedure specifications
found in industry. This course helps prepare students who may become a
welding supervisor or inspector.
1
IHCC Ottumwa
WEL202 Discontinuities & Defects
This is a facilitated course that covers different discontinuities and
defects related to the arc welding processes found in industry.
1
IHCC Ottumwa
MAT762 Technical Math for Industry
This course covers mathematical operations using fractions, decimals and
percentages. Customary and metric measurement problems are discussed.
Practical applications of mathematical concepts are provided.
2
IHCC Ottumwa
WEL182 FCAW
This is a facilitated course that covers Flux Core Arc Welding (FCAW)
techniques and procedures.
2
IHCC Ottumwa
WEL110 Welding Blueprint Reading
This is a facilitated course which covers how different types of welds are
designated on blueprints and the manner in which the weld locations are
specified.
2
IHCC Ottumwa
WEL173 Advanced Welding Procedures I
This is a facilitated course that covers in-depth study of welding
procedures and the proper use of electrodes and techniques of advanced
Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW).
3
IHCC Ottumwa
WEL200 Metallurgy Fundamentals
This is a facilitated course that covers basic metallurgy, destructive, and
non-destructive testing methods which the students will see or possibly
use in industry.
2
IHCC Ottumwa
WEL211 Production Welding Procedures
This is a facilitated course which covers Gas Metal Arc Welding Pulse
(GMAW-P) in a production environment.
4
IHCC Ottumwa
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ADM221 Career Development Skills
This course teaches the student the skills required to locate prospective
employers and to obtain a position in the chosen field. Topics covered
include company and job research, application forms, resumes, letters,
telephone techniques and interviews.
2
IHCC Ottumwa
WEL174 Advanced Welding Procedures II
This is a facilitated course that covers Advanced Shielded Metal Arc
Welding (SMAW) preparing the student for structural steel and pipe
welding.
3
IHCC Ottumwa
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Course
Credits
School District
ENG105 Composition I
This course emphasizes competent writing skills, focusing primarily on
expository and analytical writing. Particular attention is given to rhetorical
modes and to the analysis of social issues and/or literary works. Students
will write four to six 500-1000 word essays. Instruction also includes
clarity, punctuation and style. All students enrolled in this course must
take the reading and writing portions of COMPASS.
3
Ottumwa HS
ENG106 Composition II
This course introduces the student to the process of research writing using
the Modern Language Association documentation style. A thesis-driven
report paper and a thesis-driven argumentative essay, both documented in
MLA style, will demonstrate the student’s proficiency with the research
process. Prerequisite: ENG105 Composition I.
3
Ottumwa HS
SPC112 Public Speaking
This course prepares the student for a variety of speaking situations, both
formal and informal. The student will prepare and deliver five to seven
speeches using a variety of preparation and delivery strategies. The student
will learn how to incorporate research and professional presentational aids
into a speech.
3
Ottumwa HS
MAT120 College Algebra
This course extends the study of algebraic principles. Topics include linear
and quadratic equations and inequalities, graphs of relations and functions,
exponential and logarithmic functions, systems of equations and
inequalities and matrices and determinants. Before enrolling in this course,
a student should have a strong background in algebra.
3
Ottumwa HS
MAT156 Statistics
This course is an introduction to and survey of general statistics. Topics
covered include obtaining, presenting and organizing statistical data;
measures of central tendency and variability; probability concepts;
probability distributions; hypothesis testing; and simple linear regression.
Some background in algebra is recommended.
3
Ottumwa HS
MAT125 Precalculus
This course is designed to prepare students for calculus and other mathrelated courses needed in business or science. Topics include polynomial
and rational functions and graphs, trigonometric functions and identities
and conic sections. Before enrolling in this course, a student should have a
mastery of advanced algebra concepts.
3
Ottumwa HS
CON276 Construction Technology I
This course is designed to introduce students to the fundamental
vocabulary, terms and concepts to begin a career in carpentry. Beginning
with tools and plan reading, this course will then study framing
fundamentals with some attention given to concrete and reinforcement,
fasteners, adhesives and engineering products.
3
Ottumwa HS
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CON197 Construction Lab I
Students will apply knowledge gained in classroom studies to practical
applications on a construction project. Daily participation using hand and
power tools and personal safety equipment will be required. Concurrent
with CON276 Principles of Carpentry I.
6
Ottumwa HS
CON277 Construction Technology II
This course is designed to familiarize students with fundamental
vocabulary, terms and concepts to begin a career in carpentry. This course
covers the principles of wall and ceiling framing, roof framing and basic
stair construction. Installation and design factors for windows and doors
will also be studied.
3
Ottumwa HS
CON198 Construction Lab II
Students will apply knowledge gained in classroom studies to practical
applications on a construction project. Daily participation using hand and
power tools and personal safety equipment will be required. Concurrent
with CON277 Construction Technology II.
6
Ottumwa HS
2
Ottumwa HS
3
Ottumwa HS
PNN265 Nutrition - ICN
This course surveys normal nutritional needs of individuals throughout the
lifespan. Emphasis is placed on identifying the various nutrients and their
functions for the maintenance or restoration of health. The protection and
preservation of food and community nutritional needs are discussed.
Dietary modifications related to specific diseases are introduced.
3
Ottumwa HS
HIT125 Essentials of Health Records - Online
This course introduces the student to the components of the health record.
An overview of the departments in the health care facility and the role of
the health care team members will be discussed. The importance of
confidentiality, child and dependent adult abuse reporting, HIPAA and
infection control principles will be addressed.
2
Ottumwa HS
3
Ottumwa HS
HSC113 Medical Terminology - ICN
This course offers a study of the basic medical language essential to health
occupations careers. Emphasis will be placed on word analysis and
construction, definitions, pronunciation, spelling and standard
abbreviations.
PNN147 Nursing Essentials I - ICN
This course introduces the essential scientific knowledge, technical skills
and communication techniques, as specified by OBRA, to function as an
accountable member of the health care team. Theory, laboratory practice
and clinical experience will be incorporated to prepare the student to
address the bio-psychosocial and spiritual needs of patients.
ECE103 Introduction to Early Childhood Education - ICN
This course gives students an historical and philosophical foundation of
the field of early childhood education. An overview of assessment and
evidence-based practices is included. The influences of family centered
practice, inclusion, culture and language are addressed. Early childhood
careers are explored.
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EDU235 Children’s Literature - ICN
This course provides a survey of children’s literature focusing on specific
literary categories, including poetry, fantasy, historical fiction, picture
books, realistic fiction and informational books. Major writers are
examined in each category. Additionally, the course explores evaluating
and selecting children’s literature for personal and professional use.
3
Ottumwa HS
HCM163 Culinary Skills (Lab)
This course will instruct students in basic culinary skills. Students will
become familiar with the safe operation of food processing equipment,
develop hand skills and practice proper sanitation techniques.
Development of good work habits and effective use of time and work
space will be emphasized.
3
IHCC Ottumwa
HCM145 Garde Manager
This course allows the student to apply knowledge of fruits, vegetables
and starches to prepare, garnish and merchandise a variety of main course,
accompaniment and dessert salads, sandwiches and hors d’ oeuvres.
3
IHCC Ottumwa
HCM151 Stocks, Soups & Sauces
This course will provide the foundation for the sauces and soups of fine
cuisines. The student will develop knowledge of and skill in the
relationship between the preparation of quality stocks, soups and sauces.
1
IHCC Ottumwa
HCM150 Shellfish, Poultry & Meats (Lec)
This course will introduce the composition and structure of meats, poultry,
fish and shellfish so the student can understand the relationship between
structure and cooking technique. Quality assurance and grading will be
covered along with proper handling, cooking and storage.
1
IHCC Ottumwa
HCM264 Culinary Computer Applications
Various methods of manual record keeping will be explored particularly as
they pertain to the daily operation of a foodservice establishment. These
records will then be applied to a computer using Microsoft Excel and
Microsoft Word software.
2
IHCC Ottumwa
HCM200 Dining Services
This course will help the student acquire the skills to communicate with
culinary employers, employees and customers. The student will develop
professional skills in table side and banquet service. Students should be
aware that several lab hours are outside of the regular academic day.
2
IHCC Ottumwa
EGT400 PLTW Introduction to Engineering Design
This course uses a design development process while enriching technical
and engineering problem-solving skills; students create and analyze
models using specialized computer software (AutoCAD Inventor). This
course may be taken as part of the Project Lead The Way sequence of
courses.
3
Ottumwa HS
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EGT410 PLTW Principles of Engineering
This course explores technology systems and manufacturing processes
using the methodology of project-based engineering problem solving.
Learning activities explore a variety of engineering disciplines and address
the social and political consequences of technological change. This course
may be taken as part of the Project Lead The Way sequence of courses.
EGT400 Introduction to Engineering Design is recommended, but not
required.
3
Ottumwa HS
EGT420 PLTW Digital Electronics
This course covers the theory and operation of semiconductor logic
families and their circuits. Topics include binary numbers, logic gates,
Boolean algebra, combinational circuit design techniques, flip-flops,
registers, counters, algorithmic statemachines, microprocessors and
interfacing. Laboratory exercises allow the student to design, implement,
and test a wide range of digital circuits using standard logic families and
programmable logic devices. This course may be taken as part of the
Project Lead The Way sequence of courses.
3
IHCC
EGT440 PLTW Biotechnical Engineering
The major focus of the Biotechnical EngineeringTM (BE) course is to
expose students to the diverse fields of biotechnology including
biomedical engineering, bio-molecular genetics, bioprocess engineering,
and agricultural and environmental engineering. Lessons engage students
in engineering design problems that can be related to biomechanics,
human interface, forensics, bio-ethics, cardiovascular engineering, genetic
engineering and agricultural biotechnology. Students should have some
background experience in biology, chemistry and mathematics. Students in
this course will apply biological and engineering concepts to design
materials and processes that directly measure, repair, improve, and extend
living systems. Biotechnical Engineering applies and concurrently
develops secondary level knowledge and skills in biology, physics,
technology, and mathematics. One year of high school biology or
chemistry and successful completion or co-enrollment in college algebra
are strongly recommended for students enrolling in this class.
3
IHCC
EGT450 PLTW Computer Integrated Manufacturing
This course enhances computer modeling skills by applying principles of
robotics and manufacturing automation to the creation of models of threedimensional designs.
3
IHCC
2
IHCC Ottumwa
2
IHCC Ottumwa
2
IHCC Ottumwa
WEL120 Oxy Fuel Welding & Cutting
This is a facilitated course which covers oxy-acetylene and shielded metal
arc welding procedures in flat position.
WEL150 Arc Welding I (SMAW)
This course covers safety, electrode selection, power sources and welding
distortion control utilizing arc welding process in all positions.
WEL151 Common Arc Welding Processes
This is a facilitated course, which covers different arc welding processes
used in industry.
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WEL181 Gas Metal Arc Welding
This course covers safety and Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW)
techniques in horizontal, vertical and overhead positions.
2
IHCC Ottumwa
2
IHCC Ottumwa
1
IHCC Ottumwa
1
IHCC Ottumwa
2
IHCC Ottumwa
2
IHCC Ottumwa
2
IHCC Ottumwa
3
IHCC Ottumwa
2
IHCC Ottumwa
4
IHCC Ottumwa
WEL190 Gas Tungsten Arc Welding
This is a facilitated course which covers safety and gas tungsten arc
welding in the flat position.
WEL201 Procedures & Qualifications
This is a facilitated course designed to make students aware of proper
welding procedures, qualification records, and procedure specifications
found in industry. This course helps prepare students who may become a
welding supervisor or inspector.
WEL202 Discontinuities & Defects
This is a facilitated course that covers different discontinuities and defects
related to the arc welding processes found in industry.
MAT762 Technical Math for Industry
This course covers mathematical operations using fractions, decimals and
percentages. Customary and metric measurement problems are discussed.
Practical applications of mathematical concepts are provided.
WEL182 FCAW
This is a facilitated course that covers Flux Core Arc Welding (FCAW)
techniques and procedures.
WEL110 Welding Blueprint Reading
This is a facilitated course which covers how different types of welds are
designated on blueprints and the manner in which the weld locations are
specified.
WEL173 Advanced Welding Procedures I
This is a facilitated course that covers in-depth study of welding
procedures and the proper use of electrodes and techniques of advanced
Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW).
WEL200 Metallurgy Fundamentals
This is a facilitated course that covers basic metallurgy, destructive, and
non-destructive testing methods which the students will see or possibly use
in industry.
WEL211 Production Welding Procedures
This is a facilitated course which covers Gas Metal Arc Welding Pulse
(GMAW-P) in a production environment.
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ADM221 Career Development Skills
This course teaches the student the skills required to locate prospective
employers and to obtain a position in the chosen field. Topics covered
include company and job research, application forms, resumes, letters,
telephone techniques and interviews.
2
IHCC Ottumwa
3
IHCC Ottumwa
WEL174 Advanced Welding Procedures II
This is a facilitated course that covers Advanced Shielded Metal Arc
Welding (SMAW) preparing the student for structural steel and pipe
welding.
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Course
Credits
School District
ENG105 Composition I
This course emphasizes competent writing skills, focusing primarily on
expository and analytical writing. Particular attention is given to
rhetorical modes and to the analysis of social issues and/or literary works.
Students will write four to six 500-1000 word essays. Instruction also
includes clarity, punctuation and style. All students enrolled in this
course must take the reading and writing portions of COMPASS.
3
Pekin HS
ENG106 Composition II
This course introduces the student to the process of research writing
using the Modern Language Association documentation style. A thesisdriven report paper and a thesis-driven argumentative essay, both
documented in MLA style, will demonstrate the student’s proficiency
with the research process. Prerequisite: ENG105 Composition I.
3
Pekin HS
SPC112 Public Speaking
This course prepares the student for a variety of speaking situations, both
formal and informal. The student will prepare and deliver five to seven
speeches using a variety of preparation and delivery strategies. The
student will learn how to incorporate research and professional
presentational aids into a speech.
3
Pekin HS
EGT400 PLTW Introduction to Engineering Design
This course uses a design development process while enriching technical
and engineering problem-solving skills; students create and analyze
models using specialized computer software (AutoCAD Inventor). This
course may be taken as part of the Project Lead The Way sequence of
courses.
3
Pekin HS
EGT410 PLTW Principles of Engineering
This course explores technology systems and manufacturing processes
using the methodology of project-based engineering problem solving.
Learning activities explore a variety of engineering disciplines and
address the social and political consequences of technological change.
This course may be taken as part of the Project Lead The Way sequence
of courses. EGT 400 - PLTW Introduction to Engineering Design is
recommended, but not required.
3
Pekin HS
ADM221 Career Development Skills
This course teaches the student the skills required to locate prospective
employers and to obtain a position in the chosen field. Topics covered
include company and job research, application forms, resumes, letters,
telephone techniques and interviews.
2
Pekin HS
MAT110 Math for Liberal Arts
This is a liberal arts course intended for students with a wide variety of
mathematical backgrounds. Emphasis is on problem-solving and
applications. Among the topics included are logic, probability, statistics
and consumer mathematics. At least one additional topic will be chosen
from among set theory, algebra basics and voting theory.
3
Pekin HS
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MAT210 Calculus I
This is the first course of a full year of calculus. Topics include limits and
continuity, differentiation, applications of differentiation and integration.
Before enrolling in this course, a student should have a strong
background in advanced algebra and trigonometry.
4
Pekin HS
PSY111 Introduction to Psychology
This course provides a broad introduction to the principles of
contemporary psychology. The course is based on providing the student
with an understanding of the theoretical foundations of psychology, as
well as a survey of empirical research dealing with behavior and mental
processes.
3
Pekin HS
HIS151 U.S. History to 1877
This course covers European discovery and settlement of the Americas.
Topics include: European colonial expansion, colonial wars, colonial
governments, the Revolutionary War, the adoption of the Constitution
and the growth and development of the United States through the Civil
War and Reconstruction.
3
Pekin HS
ACC109 Introduction to Accounting
This course examines and applies the principles of debits and credits,
journalizing, posting to the ledger, financial statements, end-of-period
adjustments and worksheets, the closing process at the end of the fiscal
period and accounting for cash.
2
Pekin HS
ACC110 Introduction to Accounting II
This course is a continuation of Accounting Fundamentals I and includes
payroll, special journals and accounting procedures for a merchandising
business.
2
Pekin HS
ACC311 Computer Accounting
This course is designed to provide students with hands-on accounting on
the computer using the popular accounting software and will incorporate
the fundamentals of accounting and how it relates to computers.
3
Pekin HS
WEL150 Arc Welding (SMAW)
This course covers safety, electrode selection, power sources and welding
distortion control utilizing arc welding process in all positions.
2
Keokuk County
Career Academy
WEL151 Common Arc Welding Processes
This is a facilitated course, which covers different arc welding processes
used in industry.
2
Keokuk County
Career Academy
MAT762 Technical Math for Industry
This course covers mathematical operations using fractions, decimals and
percentages. Customary and metric measurement problems are discussed.
Practical applications of mathematical concepts are provided.
2
Keokuk County
Career Academy
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WEL190 Gas Tungsten Arc Welding
This is a facilitated course which covers safety and gas tungsten arc
welding in the flat position.
2
Keokuk County
Career Academy
WEL110 Welding Blueprint Reading
This is a facilitated course which covers how different types of welds are
designated on blueprints and the manner in which the weld locations are
specified.
2
Keokuk County
Career Academy
WEL120 Oxy Fuel Welding & Cutting
This is a facilitated course which covers oxy-acetylene and shielded
metal arc welding procedures in flat position.
2
Keokuk County
Career Academy
WEL181 Gas Metal Arc Welding
This course covers safety and Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW)
techniques in horizontal, vertical and overhead positions.
2
Keokuk County
Career Academy
WEL201 Procedures & Qualifications
This is a facilitated course designed to make students aware of proper
welding procedures, qualification records, and procedure specifications
found in industry. This course helps prepare students who may become a
welding supervisor or inspector.
1
Keokuk County
Career Academy
1
Keokuk County
Career Academy
WEL173 Advanced Welding Procedures I
This is a facilitated course that covers in-depth study of welding
procedures and the proper use of electrodes and techniques of advanced
Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW).
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
WEL182 FCAW
This is a facilitated course that covers Flux Core Arc Welding (FCAW)
techniques and procedures.
2
Keokuk County
Career Academy
WEL174 Advanced Welding Procedures II
This is a facilitated course that covers Advanced Shielded Metal Arc
Welding (SMAW) preparing the student for structural steel and pipe
welding.
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
WEL200 Metallurgy Fundamentals
This is a facilitated course that covers basic metallurgy, destructive, and
non-destructive testing methods which the students will see or possibly
use in industry.
2
Keokuk County
Career Academy
4
Keokuk County
Career Academy
WEL202 Discontinuities & Defects
This is a facilitated course that covers different discontinuities and
defects related to the arc welding processes found in industry.
WEL211 Production Welding Procedures
This is a facilitated course which covers Gas Metal Arc Welding Pulse
(GMAW-P) in a production environment.
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ADM221 Career Development Skills
This course teaches the student the skills required to locate prospective
employers and to obtain a position in the chosen field. Topics covered
include company and job research, application forms, resumes, letters,
telephone techniques and interviews.
2
Keokuk County
Career Academy
MFG209 Machine Shop Practices
This course covers safety in machine shops, environmental safety,
measurement, layout, inspection, setup, basic bench work practices and
non-traditional machining processes.
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
MFG121 Machine Trade Printreading I
This course covers the reading and/or creation of engineering drawings
through mechanical sketching techniques as a means of communication.
Emphasis is placed on developing the perceptional skills that require the
student to think in three-dimensional space.
2
Keokuk County
Career Academy
MFG222 Machine Operations I
This project oriented lab is the first class in the machining series. The
operations involve machining parts utilizing lathe, vertical milling
machine, drill press, surface grinder, shaper, pedestal grinder and band
saw.
4
Keokuk County
Career Academy
MFG131 Machine Trade Printreading II
This course provides the necessary range of topics to ensure that the
student will know how to interpret engineering drawings.
2
Keokuk County
Career Academy
MFG262 Mill Operations Theory
This course includes an introduction to basic milling machine operations,
gear cutting, drills and drilling machines.
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
MFG228 Machine Operations II
This project oriented lab is the second in the machining series. The
operations involve machining parts utilizing lathe, vertical milling
machine, drill press, surface grinder, horizontal milling machine, shaper,
pedestal grinder and band saw.
4
Keokuk County
Career Academy
MFG254 Engine Lathe Theory
This course will develop a student’s skills in metal cutting technology as
it relates to manual and CNC lathes.
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
MFG233 Machine Operations III
This project oriented lab is the third class in the machining series. The
operations involve machining parts utilizing the lathe, vertical milling
machine, surface grinder, drill press, rotary table and direct indexing
head.
6
Keokuk County
Career Academy
MFG 352 CNC Lathe Fundamentals
This course covers the introductory theory of two axis programming,
plotting tool paths and the operation of the CNC (Computer Numerical
Control) lathe. The course also covers understanding and using the
cartesian coordinate system and selecting cutting tools for turning,
grooving and threading.
2
Keokuk County
Career Academy
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CAD 180 Introduction of Solidworks
This is a combined collaborative learning and lab course. The student
will be introduced to computer-aided drafting using SolidWorks
software. The student will develop skills in SolidWorks basic commands
and specific command sequence operations. Data entry will be by
keyboard and pull down menus.
2
Keokuk County
Career Academy
HSC113 Medical Terminology
This course offers a study of the basic medical language essential to
health occupations careers. Emphasis will be placed on word analysis and
construction, definitions, pronunciation, spelling, and standard
abbreviations.
2
Keokuk County
Career Academy
CSC105 Computer Essentials
The basics of the Windows operating system, electronic communications,
and Internet research will be covered. Students will use basic features of
word processing and presentation software. This course is intended for
students with limited computer skills.
1
Keokuk County
Career Academy
PNN147 Nursing Essentials I
This course introduces the essential scientific knowledge, technical skills
and communication techniques, as specified by OBRA, to function as an
accountable member of the health care team. Theory, laboratory practice
and clinical experience will be incorporated to prepare the student to
address the bio psychosocial and spiritual needs of patients.
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
PSY111 Introduction to Psychology
This course is a broad introduction to the principles of contemporary
psychology. The course is based on providing the student with an
understanding of the theoretical foundations of psychology, as well as a
survey of empirical research dealing with behavior and mental processes.
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
PNN265 Nutrition
This course surveys normal nutritional needs of individuals throughout
the lifespan. Emphasis is placed on identifying the various nutrients and
their functions for the maintenance or restoration of health. The
protection and preservation of food and community nutritional needs are
discussed. Dietary modifications related to specific diseases are
introduced.
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
BIO175 Human Anatomy
This course covers basic concepts in human anatomical structure in
relation to simple body functions. All body systems are covered with
emphasis on structure. This course is for students interested in pursuing
health or science programs. To succeed in this course, a student should
have a strong background in biology.
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
1
Keokuk County
Career Academy
BIO176 Human Anatomy Lab
Anatomy lab covers the lecture topics through the use of models,
computer simulations and diagrams to confirm anatomical structure of
tissues, bones and muscles.
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PNN231 Pharmacology
This course is designed to provide the student with information essential
to planning care for patients receiving medication therapy. Common
medications affecting the body systems will be introduced. Principles of
basic mathematics used in the calculation of drug dosages will be
integrated.
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
PNN148 Nursing Essentials II
This course introduces basic assessment principles and techniques and
explains documentation procedures. The concept of surgical asepsis and
the procedures requiring sterile technique are discussed. Protocol for
medication administration is examined. The student will have the
opportunity to gain skill in advanced nursing procedures requiring sterile
technique.
2
Keokuk County
Career Academy
PNN401 Mental Health Nursing I
This course introduces basic nursing theory related to the psychological
aspects of illness. The concepts of mental health and emotional illness are
examined. The role of the nurse in caring for clients with alterations in
mental health is discussed.
1
Keokuk County
Career Academy
PNN502 Nursing of Adults 1A
This course introduces basic principles of adult nursing and common
diseases affecting the endocrine and cardiovascular systems. Related
signs and symptoms, laboratory findings and treatment of specified
diseases will be presented. Basic nursing care of the surgical and adult
patient will be discussed.
1.5
Keokuk County
Career Academy
PNN710 Nursing Clinical Experience 1A
Students will provide basic nursing care to patients in the long term care
setting using scientific nursing principles. Emphasis is placed on
assessment and documentation skills.
1.5
Keokuk County
Career Academy
PSY121 Developmental Psychology
The course is designed to provide a survey of the patterns of behavior and
current attitudes on human development from birth to death. Emphasis is
given to the theories of cognitive, social, physical and emotional
development.
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
BIO178 Human Physiology
This course offers a detailed look into the physiology of the nervous,
respiratory, digestive, circulatory, urinary, reproductive and endocrine
systems. This course is designed for the health occupations major.
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
BIO179 Human Physiology Lab
Physiology Lab covers the lecture topics emphasizing the visual and
simulated physiology of body systems and their accompanying organ
anatomy.
1
Keokuk County
Career Academy
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PNN503 Nursing of Adults 1B
Common diseases affecting the hematopoietic, respiratory and renal
systems are introduced. Related signs and symptoms, laboratory findings
and treatment of specified diseases will be presented. Basic nursing care
of the adult patient will be discussed.
1.5
Keokuk County
Career Academy
PNN713 Nursing Clinical Experience 1B
Students will provide basic nursing care to patients in the long term care
setting using scientific nursing principles. Emphasis is placed on
assessment and documentation skills.
1
Keokuk County
Career Academy
EGT400 PLTW Introduction to Engineering Design
This course uses a design development process while enriching technical
and engineering problem-solving skills; students create and analyze
models using specialized computer software (AutoCAD Inventor). This
course may be taken as part of the Project Lead The Way sequence of
courses.
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
EGT410 PLTW Principles of Engineering
This course explores technology systems and manufacturing processes
using the methodology of project-based engineering problem solving.
Learning activities explore a variety of engineering disciplines and
address the social and political consequences of technological change.
This course may be taken as part of the Project Lead The Way sequence
of courses. EGT 400 - PLTW Introduction to Engineering Design is
recommended, but not required.
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
EGT450 PLTW Computer Integrated Manufacturing
This course enhances computer modeling skills by applying principles of
robotics and manufacturing automation to the creation of models of
three-dimensional designs.
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
AGP333 Precision Farming Systems
This course covers the basics of precision farming including GPS, GIS,
VRT, and integration with agricultural equipment. Students will gain
hands-on experience with both software and on-the-farm use of precision
family tools.
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
AGA154 Fundamentals of Soil Science
This course covers basic concepts, terminology and applications of soil
science. Soil ecosystems will be studied at both microscopic and
macroscopic levels. Current soil management practices will be examined.
Laboratory topics include soil types, soil mapping, land use and data
collection techniques. This course requires three hours of lecture and two
hours of lab work per week.
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
AGS113 Survey of Animal Industry
This course discusses the integration of livestock in a sustainable farming
system including small-scale production for niche markets. Topics
include appropriate breed selection, nutrition, reproduction, diseases,
processing and land management for hogs, poultry, cattle, sheep, and
goats. Lab work required.
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AGA114 Principles of Agronomy
This course covers basic concepts, terminology and applications of
agronomy. Topics include crop production theories, techniques and
technology, evolution of crop production, biological, chemical,
geological, environmental and economic aspects of farming. Laboratory
exercises correspond to lecture topics.
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
AGN130 Soil & Water Conservation
Emphasis will be on environmental practices as they relate to
conservation management of our natural resources. Students will discuss
soil erosion, water quality, and soil and water management. Lab work
required.
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
AGA455 Organic Crop Production
A variety of organic crop production issues will be discussed. Topics will
include: capital outlay production methods, biological pest management,
and record keeping procedures. Organic certification practices will be
emphasized.
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
AGB235 Introduction to Agriculture Markets
Basic marketing principles will be researched, studied, and discussed.
Topics include buying, selling, processing, standardizing, grading,
storing and marketing of agriculture commodities. Students will develop
a marketing plan.
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
2
Keokuk County
Career Academy
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
AGP450 Fundamentals of GIS
Class focus will be on the fundamental processes of Geographic
Information Systems with emphasis on its application to agriculture. File
formats, data base management, spatial analysis and manipulation of data
will be covered. The class will concentrate on creating maps using georeferenced data from mapping and yield monitoring. Lab work required.
ADM221 Career Development Skills
This course teaches the student the skills required to locate prospective
employers and to obtain a position in the chosen field. Topics covered
include company and job research, application forms, resumes, letters,
telephone techniques and interviews.
AGB802 Internship
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Course
Credits
School District
ENG105 Composition I
This course emphasizes competent writing skills, focusing primarily on
expository and analytical writing. Particular attention is given to
rhetorical modes and to the analysis of social issues and/or literary works.
Students will write four to six 500-1000 word essays. Instruction also
includes clarity, punctuation and style. All students enrolled in this
course must take the reading and writing portions of COMPASS.
3
Seymour HS
ENG106 Composition II
This course introduces the student to the process of research writing
using the Modern Language Association documentation style. A thesisdriven report paper and a thesis-driven argumentative essay, both
documented in MLA style, will demonstrate the student’s proficiency
with the research process. Prerequisite: ENG105 Composition I.
3
Seymour HS
SPC112 Public Speaking
This course prepares the student for a variety of speaking situations, both
formal and informal. The student will prepare and deliver five to seven
speeches using a variety of preparation and delivery strategies. The
student will learn how to incorporate research and professional
presentational aids into a speech.
3
Seymour HS
MAT156 Statistics (ICN)
This course is an introduction to and survey of general statistics. Topics
covered include obtaining, presenting and organizing statistical data;
measures of central tendency and variability; probability concepts;
probability distributions; hypothesis testing; and simple linear regression.
Some background in algebra is recommended.
3
Seymour HS
MAT120 College Algebra
This course extends the study of algebraic principles. Topics include
linear and quadratic equations and inequalities, graphs of relations and
functions, exponential and logarithmic functions, systems of equations
and inequalities and matrices and determinants. Before enrolling in this
course, a student should have a strong background in algebra.
3
Seymour HS
MAT125 Precalculus
This course is designed to prepare students for calculus and other mathrelated courses needed in business or science. Topics include polynomial
and rational functions and graphs, trigonometric functions and identities
and conic sections. Before enrolling in this course, a student should have
a mastery of advanced algebra concepts.
3
Seymour HS
HSC113 Medical Terminology
This course offers a study of the basic medical language essential to
health occupations careers. Emphasis will be placed on word analysis and
construction, definitions, pronunciation, spelling and standard
abbreviations.
2
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
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PNN147 Nursing Essentials I
This course introduces the essential scientific knowledge, technical skills
and communication techniques, as specified by OBRA, to function as an
accountable member of the health care team. Theory, laboratory practice
and clinical experience will be incorporated to prepare the student to
address the bio-psychosocial and spiritual needs of patients.
3
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
CSC105 Computer Essentials
The basics of the Windows operating system, electronic communications,
and Internet research will be covered. Students will use basic features of
word processing and presentation software. This course is intended for
students with limited computer skills.
1
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
BIO175 Human Anatomy
This course covers basic concepts in human anatomical structure in
relation to simple body functions. All body systems are covered with
emphasis on structure. This course is for students interested in pursuing
health or science programs. To succeed in this course, a student should
have a strong background in biology.
3
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
BIO176 Human Anatomy Lab
Anatomy lab covers the lecture topics through the use of models,
computer simulations and diagrams to confirm anatomical structure of
tissues, bones and muscles.
1
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
PNN265 Nutrition
This course surveys normal nutritional needs of individuals throughout
the lifespan. Emphasis is placed on identifying the various nutrients and
their functions for the maintenance or restoration of health. The
protection and preservation of food and community nutritional needs are
discussed. Dietary modifications related to specific diseases are
introduced.
3
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
PNN231 Pharmacology
This course is designed to provide the student with information essential
to planning care for patients receiving medication therapy. Common
medications affecting the body systems will be introduced. Principles of
basic mathematics used in the calculation of drug dosages will be
integrated.
3
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
PSY111 Introduction to Psychology
This course is a broad introduction to the principles of contemporary
psychology. The course is based on providing the student with an
understanding of the theoretical foundations of psychology, as well as a
survey of empirical research dealing with behavior and mental processes.
3
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
PNN148 Nursing Essentials II
This course introduces basic assessment principles and techniques and
explains documentation procedures. The concept of surgical asepsis and
the procedures requiring sterile technique are discussed. Protocol for
medication administration is examined. The student will have the
opportunity to gain skill in advanced nursing procedures requiring sterile
technique.
2
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
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PNN401 Mental Health Nursing I
This course introduces basic nursing theory related to the psychological
aspects of illness. The concepts of mental health and emotional illness are
examined. The role of the nurse in caring for clients with alterations in
mental health is discussed.
1
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
BIO178 Human Physiology
This course offers a detailed look into the physiology of the nervous,
respiratory, digestive, circulatory, urinary, reproductive and endocrine
systems. This course is designed for the health occupations major.
3
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
BIO179 Human Physiology Lab
Physiology Lab covers the lecture topics emphasizing the visual and
simulated physiology of body systems and their accompanying organ
anatomy.
1
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
PNN502 Nursing of Adults 1A
This course introduces basic principles of adult nursing and common
diseases affecting the endocrine and cardiovascular systems. Related
signs and symptoms, laboratory findings and treatment of specified
diseases will be presented. Basic nursing care of the surgical and adult
patient will be discussed.
1.5
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
PNN710 Nursing Clinical Experience 1A
Students will provide basic nursing care to patients in the long term care
setting using scientific nursing principles. Emphasis is placed on
assessment and documentation skills.
1.5
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
PNN503 Nursing of Adults 1B
Common diseases affecting the hematopoietic, respiratory and renal
systems are introduced. Related signs and symptoms, laboratory findings
and treatment of specified diseases will be presented. Basic nursing care
of the adult patient will be discussed.
1.5
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
PNN713 Nursing Clinical Experience 1B
Students will provide basic nursing care to patients in the long term care
setting using scientific nursing principles. Emphasis is placed on
assessment and documentation skills.
1
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
PSY121 Developmental Psychology
The course is designed to provide a survey of the patterns of behavior and
current attitudes on human development from birth to death. Emphasis is
given to the theories of cognitive, social, physical and emotional
development.
3
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
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AGA154 Fundamentals of Soil Science
This course covers basic concepts, terminology and applications of soil
science. Soil ecosystems will be studied at both microscopic and
macroscopic levels. Current soil management practices will be examined.
Laboratory topics include soil types, soil mapping, land use and data
collection techniques. This course requires three hours of lecture and two
hours of lab work per week.
3
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
AGS216 Equine Science
This course is an introduction to concepts, practices and decisions
necessary when managing horses through stages of their lives. Lab work
required.
3
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
AGN127 Agrarian Systems & Ecology
The ecological and economical, management of sustainable resources as
they relate to agricultural practices will be the focus of this course.
Students will be able to put into perspective the historical evolution of
agrarian practices and how they relate to future practices in agriculture,
forestry, wildlife and water and soil management.
3
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
AGN125 Woodland Management
This course focuses on planning and using managerial, economic and
wildlife techniques to meet the objectives of land use. Economic topics
will include investment of financial resources, marketing and time issues.
Lab work required.
3
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
AGA114 Principles of Agronomy
This course covers basic concepts, terminology and applications of
agronomy. Topics include crop production theories, techniques and
technology, evolution of crop production, biological, chemical,
geological, environmental and economic aspects of farming. Laboratory
exercises correspond to lecture topics.
3
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
AGS226 Beef Cattle Science
This course is an introduction to principles, practices and decisions
necessary when managing beef cattle in all stages of the production
cycle. Lab work required.
3
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
AUT602 Basic Automotive Electricity
This course covers electrical safety, electrical theory, and familiarization
with electrical circuits and devices. Students will also learn to use
specialized test equipment and will perform voltage, current, and
resistance measurements. Circuit building, electric motor operation,
electrical connections, and soldering techniques will also be covered.
2
Albia Area Career
Academy - AACA
AUT636 Basic Automotive Electronics
This course covers the study of sensors, electronic components, and
related symbols, including the theory of operation. The student will also
learn to read, draw, construct, troubleshoot, and analyze electronic
circuits using the proper test equipment.
2
Albia Area Career
Academy - AACA
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AUT701 Basic Automotive Air Conditioning
This course covers the study of proper safety procedures, the
fundamentals of air conditioning, refrigerant, refrigerant oil and the use
of special tools and diagnostic equipment. The student will also study
theory of operation, parts identification, repair, service and
troubleshooting procedures.
1
Albia Area Career
Academy - AACA
CRR310 Adapters, Tools & Measurements
This course will cover safety procedures and identification of hand tools
and measuring devices in the mechanical trades. The course will also
include precision tools and measuring devices. Repair and maintenance
of this equipment will be covered. The student will become familiar with
fittings, connectors, pipe, hoses, tubing and their installation.
1
Albia Area Career
Academy - AACA
DSL346 Introduction to Light Duty Diesel
This course will introduce the student to diesel theory, fuel systems, air
management, and engine controls for passenger and light duty trucks.
2
Albia Area Career
Academy - AACA
MFG209 Machine Shop Practices
This course covers safety in machine shop, environmental safety,
measurement, layout, inspection, setup, basic bench work practices, and
non-traditional machining processes.
3
Albia Area Career
Academy - AACA
MFG222 Machine Operations I
This project-oriented lab is the first class in the machining series. The
operations involve machining parts utilizing the lathe, vertical milling
machine, drill press, surface grinder, shaper, pedestal grinder, and band
saw.
4
Albia Area Career
Academy - AACA
MFG121 Machine Trade Printreading I
This course covers the reading and/or creation of engineering drawings
through mechanical sketching techniques as a means of communication.
Emphasis is placed on developing the perceptional skills that require the
student to think in three-dimensional space.
2
Albia Area Career
Academy - AACA
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Course
Credits
School District
MAT120 College Algebra
This course extends the study of algebraic principles. Topics include
linear and quadratic equations and inequalities, graphs of relations and
functions, exponential and logarithmic functions, systems of equations
and inequalities and matrices and determinants. Before enrolling in this
course, a student should have a strong background in algebra.
3
Sigourney HS
MAT125 Precalculus
This course is designed to prepare students for calculus and other mathrelated courses needed in business or science. Topics include polynomial
and rational functions and graphs, trigonometric functions and identities
and conic sections. Before enrolling in this course, a student should have
a mastery of advanced algebra concepts.
3
Sigourney HS
MAT156 Statistics
This course is an introduction to and survey of general statistics. Topics
covered include obtaining, presenting and organizing statistical data;
measures of central tendency and variability; probability concepts;
probability distributions; hypothesis testing; and simple linear regression.
Some background in algebra is recommended.
3
Sigourney HS
MAT210 Calculus I
This is the first course of a full year of calculus. Topics include limits and
continuity, differentiation, applications of differentiation and integration.
Before enrolling in this course, a student should have a strong
background in advanced algebra and trigonometry.
4
Sigourney HS
ENG105 Composition I
This course emphasizes competent writing skills, focusing primarily on
expository and analytical writing. Particular attention is given to
rhetorical modes and to the analysis of social issues and/or literary works.
Students will write four to six 500-1000 word essays. Instruction also
includes clarity, punctuation and style. All students enrolled in this
course must take the reading and writing portions of COMPASS.
3
Sigourney HS
ENG106 Composition II
This course introduces the student to the process of research writing
using the Modern Language Association documentation style. A thesisdriven report paper and a thesis-driven argumentative essay, both
documented in MLA style, will demonstrate the student’s proficiency
with the research process. Prerequisite: ENG105 Composition I.
3
Sigourney HS
SPC112 Public Speaking
This course prepares the student for a variety of speaking situations, both
formal and informal. The student will prepare and deliver five to seven
speeches using a variety of preparation and delivery strategies. The
student will learn how to incorporate research and professional
presentational aids into a speech.
3
Sigourney HS
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LIT101 Introduction to Literature
This course surveys the basic literary genres. Emphasis is on analysis of
fiction, poetry and drama. The student will be expected to read and think
critically about literature and to be familiar with basic literary
terminology.
3
Sigourney HS
EDU213 Introduction to Education
This course surveys the teaching profession and introduces the student to
the basic concepts and principles of education, including teaching
effectiveness, school models and reform, curriculum, diversity, law,
administration, philosophies and job options.
3
Sigourney HS
EDU235 Children’s Literature
This course provides a survey of children’s literature focusing on specific
literary categories, including poetry, fantasy, historical fiction, picture
books, realistic fiction and informational books. Major writers are
examined in each category. Additionally, the course explores evaluating
and selecting children’s literature for personal and professional use.
3
Sigourney HS
EDU260 Art for Elementary Education
This course is intended for those students who desire to enhance their
professional training through a pedagogical approach that promotes art
instruction as a fundamental component to “basic” education in the
elementary setting. Students will explore philosophic, theoretical and
practical approaches to organizing and implementing an art instruction
program.
3
Sigourney HS
PSY111 Introduction to Psychology
This course provides a broad introduction to the principles of
contemporary psychology. The course is based on providing the student
with an understanding of the theoretical foundations of psychology, as
well as a survey of empirical research dealing with behavior and mental
processes.
3
Sigourney HS
PSY112 Psychology of Human Relations
This course is designed to assist students in developing self-awareness
and establishing meaningful relationships with others. Dealing with
stress, conflict management, developing intimacy and diversity issues
will all be addressed.
3
Sigourney HS
SOC110 Introduction to Sociology
This course examines the effects of group relations on human behavior,
acquaintance with terminology and concepts used in the discipline and
inter-relations of personality, group, community and culture. Special emphasis is upon practical application concepts.
3
Sigourney HS
SOC115 Social Problems
The sociological aspects of modern problems in the United States,
including consideration of their extent, causes, effects and proposed
solutions, will be surveyed.
3
Sigourney HS
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HUM210 Humanities: Nature of Conflict
This course examines the dynamics of human conflict from selected
historical, cultural and literary sources. The specific content may vary
from year to year to accommodate a variety of topics focusing on human
conflict.
3
Sigourney HS
POL111 American National Government
This course examines the formation, structure and practice of the
American Federal Government, citizenship, political parties, the electoral
process and the legislative, executive, and judicial branches.
3
Sigourney HS
AGS113 Survey of Animal Industry
This course discusses the integration of livestock in a sustainable farming
system including small-scale production for niche markets. Topics
include appropriate breed selection, nutrition, reproduction, diseases,
processing and land management for hogs, poultry, cattle, sheep, and
goats. Lab work required.
3
Sigourney HS
AGA154 Fundamentals of Soil Science
This course covers basic concepts, terminology and applications of soil
science. Soil ecosystems will be studied at both microscopic and
macroscopic levels. Current soil management practices will be examined.
Laboratory topics include soil types, soil mapping, land use and data
collection techniques. This course requires 3 hours of lecture and 2 hours
of lab work per week.
3
Sigourney HS
AGA114 Principles of Agronomy
This course covers basic concepts, terminology and applications of
agronomy. Topics include crop production theories, techniques and
technology, evolution of crop production, biological, chemical,
geological, environmental and economic aspects of farming. Laboratory
exercises correspond to lecture topics.
3
Sigourney HS
AGH221 Principles of Horticulture
This course will provide students essential knowledge and skills
necessary for a solid orientation on the horticulture field. Areas of study
include climate and plant growth, botanical nomenclature, anatomy,
propagation, plant nutrition, and an introduction to the diverse career
field involved with the horticulture industry.
3
Sigourney HS
EGT400 PLTW Introduction to Engineering Design
This course uses a design development process while enriching technical
and engineering problem-solving skills; students create and analyze
models using specialized computer software (AutoCAD Inventor). This
course may be taken as part of the Project Lead The Way sequence of
courses.
3
Sigourney HS
EGT410 PLTW Principles of Engineering
This course explores technology systems and manufacturing processes
using the methodology of project-based engineering problem solving.
Learning activities explore a variety of engineering disciplines and
address the social and political consequences of technological change.
This course may be taken as part of the Project Lead The Way sequence
of courses. EGT400 Introduction to Engineering Design is recommended,
but not required.
3
Sigourney HS
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WEL150 Arc Welding (SMAW)
This course covers safety, electrode selection, power sources and welding
distortion control utilizing arc welding process in all positions.
2
Keokuk County
Career Academy
2
Keokuk County
Career Academy
2
Keokuk County
Career Academy
This is a facilitated course which covers safety and gas tungsten arc
welding in the flat position.
2
Keokuk County
Career Academy
WEL110 Welding Blueprint Reading
This is a facilitated course which covers how different types of welds are
designated on blueprints and the manner in which the weld locations are
specified.
2
Keokuk County
Career Academy
2
Keokuk County
Career Academy
2
Keokuk County
Career Academy
1
Keokuk County
Career Academy
1
Keokuk County
Career Academy
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
2
Keokuk County
Career Academy
WEL151 Common Arc Welding Processes
This is a facilitated course, which covers different arc welding processes
used in industry.
MAT762 Technical Math for Industry
This course covers mathematical operations using fractions, decimals and
percentages. Customary and metric measurement problems are discussed.
Practical applications of mathematical concepts are provided.
WEL190 Gas Tungsten Arc Welding
WEL120 Oxy Fuel Welding & Cutting
This is a facilitated course which covers oxy-acetylene and shielded
metal arc welding procedures in flat position.
WEL181 Gas Metal Arc Welding
This course covers safety and Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW)
techniques in horizontal, vertical and overhead positions.
WEL201 Procedures & Qualifications
This is a facilitated course designed to make students aware of proper
welding procedures, qualification records, and procedure specifications
found in industry. This course helps prepare students who may become a
welding supervisor or inspector.
WEL202 Discontinuities & Defects
This is a facilitated course that covers different discontinuities and
defects related to the arc welding processes found in industry.
WEL173 Advanced Welding Procedures I
This is a facilitated course that covers in-depth study of welding
procedures and the proper use of electrodes and techniques of advanced
Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW).
WEL182 FCAW
This is a facilitated course that covers Flux Core Arc Welding (FCAW)
techniques and procedures.
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WEL174 Advanced Welding Procedures II
This is a facilitated course that covers Advanced Shielded Metal Arc
Welding (SMAW) preparing the student for structural steel and pipe
welding.
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
2
Keokuk County
Career Academy
4
Keokuk County
Career Academy
2
Keokuk County
Career Academy
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
2
Keokuk County
Career Academy
4
Keokuk County
Career Academy
2
Keokuk County
Career Academy
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
4
Keokuk County
Career Academy
WEL200 Metallurgy Fundamentals
This is a facilitated course that covers basic metallurgy, destructive, and
non-destructive testing methods which the students will see or possibly
use in industry.
WEL211 Production Welding Procedures
This is a facilitated course which covers Gas Metal Arc Welding Pulse
(GMAW-P) in a production environment.
ADM221 Career Development Skills
This course teaches the student the skills required to locate prospective
employers and to obtain a position in the chosen field. Topics covered
include company and job research, application forms, resumes, letters,
telephone techniques and interviews.
MFG209 Machine Shop Practices
This course covers safety in machine shops, environmental safety,
measurement, layout, inspection, setup, basic bench work practices and
non-traditional machining processes.
MFG121 Machine Trade Printreading I
This course covers the reading and/or creation of engineering drawings
through mechanical sketching techniques as a means of communication.
Emphasis is placed on developing the perceptional skills that require the
student to think in three-dimensional space.
MFG222 Machine Operations I
This project oriented lab is the first class in the machining series. The
operations involve machining parts utilizing lathe, vertical milling
machine, drill press, surface grinder, shaper, pedestal grinder and band
saw.
MFG131 Machine Trade Printreading II
This course provides the necessary range of topics to ensure that the
student will know how to interpret engineering drawings.
MFG262 Mill Operations Theory
This course includes an introduction to basic milling machine operations,
gear cutting, drills and drilling machines.
MFG228 Machine Operations II
This project oriented lab is the second in the machining series. The
operations involve machining parts utilizing lathe, vertical milling
machine, drill press, surface grinder, horizontal milling machine, shaper,
pedestal grinder and band saw.
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MFG254 Engine Lathe Theory
This course will develop a student’s skills in metal cutting technology as
it relates to manual and CNC lathes.
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
6
Keokuk County
Career Academy
2
Keokuk County
Career Academy
2
Keokuk County
Career Academy
2
Keokuk County
Career Academy
1
Keokuk County
Career Academy
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
MFG233 Machine Operations III
This project oriented lab is the third class in the machining series. The
operations involve machining parts utilizing the lathe, vertical milling
machine, surface grinder, drill press, rotary table and direct indexing
head.
MFG352 CNC Lathe Fundamentals
This project oriented lab is the fourth class in the machining series. The
operations involve machining parts utilizing the lathe, mill, drill press,
surface grinder, indexing head, radial arm drill and heat treatment
process.
CAD180 Introduction to Solidworks
This is a combined collaborative learning and lab course. The student
will be introduced to computer-aided drafting using SolidWorks
software. The student will develop skills in SolidWorks basic commands
and specific command sequence operations. Data entry will be by
keyboard and pull down menus.
HSC113 Medical Terminology
This course offers a study of the basic medical language essential to
health occupations careers. Emphasis will be placed on word analysis and
construction, definitions, pronunciation, spelling, and standard
abbreviations.
CSC105 Computer Essentials
The basics of the Windows operating system, electronic communications,
and Internet research will be covered. Students will use basic features of
word processing and presentation software. This course is intended for
students with limited computer skills.
PNN147 Nursing Essentials I
This course introduces the essential scientific knowledge, technical skills
and communication techniques, as specified by OBRA, to function as an
accountable member of the health care team. Theory, laboratory practice
and clinical experience will be incorporated to prepare the student to
address the bio psychosocial and spiritual needs of patients.
PSY111 Introduction to Psychology
This course is a broad introduction to the principles of contemporary
psychology. The course is based on providing the student with an
understanding of the theoretical foundations of psychology, as well as a
survey of empirical research dealing with behavior and mental processes.
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PNN265 Nutrition
This course surveys normal nutritional needs of individuals throughout
the lifespan. Emphasis is placed on identifying the various nutrients and
their functions for the maintenance or restoration of health. The
protection and preservation of food and community nutritional needs are
discussed. Dietary modifications related to specific diseases are
introduced.
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
BIO175 Human Anatomy
This course covers basic concepts in human anatomical structure in
relation to simple body functions. All body systems are covered with
emphasis on structure. This course is for students interested in pursuing
health or science programs. To succeed in this course, a student should
have a strong background in biology.
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
Anatomy lab covers the lecture topics through the use of models,
computer simulations and diagrams to confirm anatomical structure of
tissues, bones and muscles.
1
Keokuk County
Career Academy
PNN231 Pharmacology
This course is designed to provide the student with information essential
to planning care for patients receiving medication therapy. Common
medications affecting the body systems will be introduced. Principles of
basic mathematics used in the calculation of drug dosages will be
integrated.
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
1
Keokuk County
Career Academy
1.5
Keokuk County
Career Academy
1.5
Keokuk County
Career Academy
BIO176 Human Anatomy Lab
PNN148 Nursing Essentials II
This course introduces basic assessment principles and techniques and
explains documentation procedures. The concept of surgical asepsis and
the procedures requiring sterile technique are discussed. Protocol for
medication administration is examined. The student will have the
opportunity to gain skill in advanced nursing procedures requiring sterile
technique.
PNN401 Mental Health Nursing I
This course introduces basic nursing theory related to the psychological
aspects of illness. The concepts of mental health and emotional illness are
examined. The role of the nurse in caring for clients with alterations in
mental health is discussed.
PNN502 Nursing of Adults 1A
This course introduces basic principles of adult nursing and common
diseases affecting the endocrine and cardiovascular systems. Related
signs and symptoms, laboratory findings and treatment of specified
diseases will be presented. Basic nursing care of the surgical and adult
patient will be discussed.
PNN710 Nursing Clinical Experience 1A
Students will provide basic nursing care to patients in the long term care
setting using scientific nursing principles. Emphasis is placed on
assessment and documentation skills.
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PSY121 Developmental Psychology
The course is designed to provide a survey of the patterns of behavior and
current attitudes on human development from birth to death. Emphasis is
given to the theories of cognitive, social, physical and emotional
development.
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
1
Keokuk County
Career Academy
1.5
Keokuk County
Career Academy
1
Keokuk County
Career Academy
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
This course explores technology systems and manufacturing processes
using the methodology of project-based engineering problem solving.
Learning activities explore a variety of engineering disciplines and
address the social and political consequences of technological change.
This course may be taken as part of the Project Lead The Way sequence
of courses. EGT 400 - PLTW Introduction to Engineering Design is
recommended, but not required.
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
EGT450 PLTW Computer Integrated Manufacturing
This course enhances computer modeling skills by applying principles of
robotics and manufacturing automation to the creation of models of
three-dimensional designs.
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
AGP333 Precision Farming Systems
This course covers the basics of precision farming including GPS, GIS,
VRT, and integration with agricultural equipment. Students will gain
hands-on experience with both software and on-the-farm use of precision
family tools.
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
BIO178 Human Physiology
This course offers a detailed look into the physiology of the nervous,
respiratory, digestive, circulatory, urinary, reproductive and endocrine
systems. This course is designed for the health occupations major.
BIO179 Human Physiology Lab
Physiology Lab covers the lecture topics emphasizing the visual and
simulated physiology of body systems and their accompanying organ
anatomy.
PNN503 Nursing of Adults 1B
Common diseases affecting the hematopoietic, respiratory and renal
systems are introduced. Related signs and symptoms, laboratory findings
and treatment of specified diseases will be presented. Basic nursing care
of the adult patient will be discussed.
PNN713 Nursing Clinical Experience 1B
Students will provide basic nursing care to patients in the long term care
setting using scientific nursing principles. Emphasis is placed on
assessment and documentation skills.
EGT400 PLTW Introduction to Engineering Design
This course uses a design development process while enriching
technical and engineering problem-solving skills; students create
and analyze models using specialized computer software
(AutoCAD Inventor). This course may be taken as part of the
Project Lead The Way sequence of courses.
EGT410 PLTW Principles of Engineering
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AGA154 Fundamentals of Soil Science
This course covers basic concepts, terminology and applications of soil
science. Soil ecosystems will be studied at both microscopic and
macroscopic levels. Current soil management practices will be examined.
Laboratory topics include soil types, soil mapping, land use and data
collection techniques. This course requires three hours of lecture and two
hours of lab work per week.
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
AGS113 Survey of Animal Industry
This course discusses the integration of livestock in a sustainable farming
system including small-scale production for niche markets. Topics
include appropriate breed selection, nutrition, reproduction, diseases,
processing and land management for hogs, poultry, cattle, sheep, and
goats. Lab work required.
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
AGA114 Principles of Agronomy
This course covers basic concepts, terminology and applications of
agronomy. Topics include crop production theories, techniques and
technology, evolution of crop production, biological, chemical,
geological, environmental and economic aspects of farming. Laboratory
exercises correspond to lecture topics.
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
AGA455 Organic Crop Production
A variety of organic crop production issues will be discussed. Topics will
include: capital outlay production methods, biological pest management,
and record keeping procedures. Organic certification practices will be
emphasized.
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
AGB235 Introduction to Agriculture Markets
Basic marketing principles will be researched, studied, and discussed.
Topics include buying, selling, processing, standardizing, grading,
storing and marketing of agriculture commodities. Students will develop
a marketing plan.
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
2
Keokuk County
Career Academy
AGN130 Soil & Water Conservation
Emphasis will be on environmental practices as they relate to
conservation management of our natural resources. Students will discuss
soil erosion, water quality, and soil and water management. Lab work
required.
AGP450 Fundamentals of GIS
Class focus will be on the fundamental processes of Geographic
Information Systems with emphasis on its application to agriculture. File
formats, data base management, spatial analysis and manipulation of data
will be covered. The class will concentrate on creating maps using georeferenced data from mapping and yield monitoring. Lab work required.
ADM221 Career Development Skills
This course teaches the student the skills required to locate prospective
employers and to obtain a position in the chosen field. Topics covered
include company and job research, application forms, resumes, letters,
telephone techniques and interviews.
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AGB802 Internship
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
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Course
Credits
School District
ENG105 Composition I
This course emphasizes competent writing skills, focusing primarily on
expository and analytical writing. Particular attention is given to
rhetorical modes and to the analysis of social issues and/or literary works.
Students will write four to six 500-1000 word essays. Instruction also
includes clarity, punctuation and style. All students enrolled in this
course must take the reading and writing portions of COMPASS.
3
Tri-County HS
ENG106 Composition II
This course introduces the student to the process of research writing
using the Modern Language Association documentation style. A thesisdriven report paper and a thesis-driven argumentative essay, both
documented in MLA style, will demonstrate the student’s proficiency
with the research process. Prerequisite: ENG105 Composition I.
3
Tri-County HS
SPC112 Public Speaking
This course prepares the student for a variety of speaking situations, both
formal and informal. The student will prepare and deliver five to seven
speeches using a variety of preparation and delivery strategies. The
student will learn how to incorporate research and professional
presentational aids into a speech.
3
Tri-County HS
MAT120 College Algebra
This course extends the study of algebraic principles. Topics include
linear and quadratic equations and inequalities, graphs of relations and
functions, exponential and logarithmic functions, systems of equations
and inequalities and matrices and determinants. Before enrolling in this
course, a student should have a strong background in algebra.
3
Tri-County HS
MAT125 Precalculus
This course is designed to prepare students for calculus and other mathrelated courses needed in business or science. Topics include polynomial
and rational functions and graphs, trigonometric functions and identities
and conic sections. Before enrolling in this course, a student should have
a mastery of advanced algebra concepts.
3
Tri-County HS
MAT156 Statistics
This course is an introduction to and survey of general statistics. Topics
covered include obtaining, presenting and organizing statistical data;
measures of central tendency and variability; probability concepts;
probability distributions; hypothesis testing; and simple linear regression.
Some background in algebra is recommended.
3
Tri-County HS
ECE103 Introduction to Early Childhood Education
This course provides an historical and philosophical foundation of the
field of early childhood education. An overview of assessment and trends
that influence best practices is included. Careers in the field are explored.
Family and diversity issues are addressed
3
Tri-County HS
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EDU235 Children’s Literature
This course provides a survey of children’s literature focusing on specific
literary categories including poetry, fantasy, historical fiction, picture
books, realistic fiction and informational books. Major writers are
examined in each category. Additionally, the course explores evaluating
and selecting children’s literature for personal and professional use.
3
Tri-County HS
CSC105 Computer Essentials
The basics of the Windows operating system, electronic communications,
and Internet research will be covered. Students will use basic features of
word processing and presentation software. This course is intended for
students with limited computer skills.
1
Keokuk County
Career Academy
HSC113 Medical Terminology
This course offers a study of the basic medical language essential to
health occupations careers. Emphasis will be placed on word analysis and
construction, definitions, pronunciation, spelling, and standard
abbreviations.
2
Keokuk County
Career Academy
PNN147 Nursing Essentials I
This course introduces the essential scientific knowledge, technical skills
and communication techniques, as specified by OBRA, to function as an
accountable member of the health care team. Theory, laboratory practice
and clinical experience will be incorporated to prepare the student to
address the bio psychosocial and spiritual needs of patients.
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
PNN265 Nutrition
This course surveys normal nutritional needs of individuals throughout
the lifespan. Emphasis is placed on identifying the various nutrients and
their functions for the maintenance or restoration of health. The
protection and preservation of food and community nutritional needs are
discussed. Dietary modifications related to specific diseases are
introduced.
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
PSY111 Introduction to Psychology
This course is a broad introduction to the principles of contemporary
psychology. The course is based on providing the student with an
understanding of the theoretical foundations of psychology, as well as a
survey of empirical research dealing with behavior and mental processes.
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
BIO175 Human Anatomy
This course covers basic concepts in human anatomical structure in
relation to simple body functions. All body systems are covered with
emphasis on structure. This course is for students interested in pursuing
health or science programs. To succeed in this course, a student should
have a strong background in biology.
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
BIO176 Human Anatomy Lab
Anatomy lab covers the lecture topics through the use of models,
computer simulations and diagrams to confirm anatomical structure of
tissues, bones and muscles.
1
Keokuk County
Career Academy
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PNN231 Pharmacology
This course is designed to provide the student with information essential
to planning care for patients receiving medication therapy. Common
medications affecting the body systems will be introduced. Principles of
basic mathematics used in the calculation of drug dosages will be
integrated.
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
PNN148 Nursing Essentials II
This course introduces basic assessment principles and techniques and
explains documentation procedures. The concept of surgical asepsis and
the procedures requiring sterile technique are discussed. Protocol for
medication administration is examined. The student will have the
opportunity to gain skill in advanced nursing procedures requiring sterile
technique.
2
Keokuk County
Career Academy
PNN401 Mental Health Nursing I
This course introduces basic nursing theory related to the psychological
aspects of illness. The concepts of mental health and emotional illness are
examined. The role of the nurse in caring for clients with alterations in
mental health is discussed.
1
Keokuk County
Career Academy
PNN502 Nursing of Adults 1A
This course introduces basic principles of adult nursing and common
diseases affecting the endocrine and cardiovascular systems. Related
signs and symptoms, laboratory findings and treatment of specified
diseases will be presented. Basic nursing care of the surgical and adult
patient will be discussed.
1.5
Keokuk County
Career Academy
PNN710 Nursing Clinical Experience 1A
Students will provide basic nursing care to patients in the long term care
setting using scientific nursing principles. Emphasis is placed on
assessment and documentation skills.
1.5
Keokuk County
Career Academy
PSY121 Developmental Psychology
The course is designed to provide a survey of the patterns of behavior and
current attitudes on human development from birth to death. Emphasis is
given to the theories of cognitive, social, physical and emotional
development.
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
BIO178 Human Physiology
This course offers a detailed look into the physiology of the nervous,
respiratory, digestive, circulatory, urinary, reproductive and endocrine
systems. This course is designed for the health occupations major.
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
BIO179 Human Physiology Lab
Physiology Lab covers the lecture topics emphasizing the visual and
simulated physiology of body systems and their accompanying organ
anatomy.
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
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PNN503 Nursing of Adults 1B
Common diseases affecting the hematopoietic, respiratory and renal
systems are introduced. Related signs and symptoms, laboratory findings
and treatment of specified diseases will be presented. Basic nursing care
of the adult patient will be discussed.
1.5
Keokuk County
Career Academy
PNN713 Nursing Clinical Experience 1B
Students will provide basic nursing care to patients in the long term care
setting using scientific nursing principles. Emphasis is placed on
assessment and documentation skills.
1
Keokuk County
Career Academy
EGT400 PLTW Introduction to Engineering Design
This course uses a design development process while enriching technical
and engineering problem-solving skills; students create and analyze
models using specialized computer software (AutoCAD Inventor). This
course may be taken as part of the Project Lead The Way sequence of
courses.
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
EGT410 PLTW Principles of Engineering
This course explores technology systems and manufacturing processes
using the methodology of project-based engineering problem solving.
Learning activities explore a variety of engineering disciplines and
address the social and political consequences of technological change.
This course may be taken as part of the Project Lead The Way sequence
of courses. EGT 400 - PLTW Introduction to Engineering Design is
recommended, but not required.
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
EGT450 PLTW Computer Integrated Manufacturing
This course enhances computer modeling skills by applying principles of
robotics and manufacturing automation to the creation of models of
three-dimensional designs.
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
WEL150 Arc Welding (SMAW)
This course covers safety, electrode selection, power sources and welding
distortion control utilizing arc welding process in all positions.
2
Keokuk County
Career Academy
WEL151 Common Arc Welding Processes
This is a facilitated course, which covers different arc welding processes
used in industry.
2
Keokuk County
Career Academy
MAT762 Technical Math for Industry
This course covers mathematical operations using fractions, decimals and
percentages. Customary and metric measurement problems are discussed.
Practical applications of mathematical concepts are provided.
2
Keokuk County
Career Academy
WEL190 Gas Tungsten Arc Welding
This is a facilitated course which covers safety and gas tungsten arc
welding in the flat position.
2
Keokuk County
Career Academy
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WEL110 Welding Blueprint Reading
This is a facilitated course which covers how different types of welds are
designated on blueprints and the manner in which the weld locations are
specified.
2
Keokuk County
Career Academy
WEL120 Oxy Fuel Welding & Cutting
This is a facilitated course which covers oxy-acetylene and shielded
metal arc welding procedures in flat position.
2
Keokuk County
Career Academy
WEL181 Gas Metal Arc Welding
This course covers safety and Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW)
techniques in horizontal, vertical and overhead positions.
2
Keokuk County
Career Academy
WEL201 Procedures & Qualifications
This is a facilitated course designed to make students aware of proper
welding procedures, qualification records, and procedure specifications
found in industry. This course helps prepare students who may become a
welding supervisor or inspector.
1
Keokuk County
Career Academy
WEL202 Discontinuities & Defects
This is a facilitated course that covers different discontinuities and
defects related to the arc welding processes found in industry.
1
Keokuk County
Career Academy
WEL173 Advanced Welding Procedures I
This is a facilitated course that covers in-depth study of welding
procedures and the proper use of electrodes and techniques of advanced
Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW).
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
WEL182 FCAW
This is a facilitated course that covers Flux Core Arc Welding (FCAW)
techniques and procedures.
2
Keokuk County
Career Academy
WEL174 Advanced Welding Procedures II
This is a facilitated course that covers Advanced Shielded Metal Arc
Welding (SMAW) preparing the student for structural steel and pipe
welding.
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
WEL200 Metallurgy Fundamentals
This is a facilitated course that covers basic metallurgy, destructive, and
non-destructive testing methods which the students will see or possibly
use in industry.
2
Keokuk County
Career Academy
WEL211 Production Welding Procedures
This is a facilitated course which covers Gas Metal Arc Welding Pulse
(GMAW-P) in a production environment.
4
Keokuk County
Career Academy
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ADM221 Career Development Skills
This course teaches the student the skills required to locate prospective
employers and to obtain a position in the chosen field. Topics covered
include company and job research, application forms, resumes, letters,
telephone techniques and interviews.
2
Keokuk County
Career Academy
MFG209 Machine Shop Practices
This course covers safety in machine shops, environmental safety,
measurement, layout, inspection, setup, basic bench work practices and
non-traditional machining processes.
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
MFG121 Machine Trade Printreading I
This course covers the reading and/or creation of engineering drawings
through mechanical sketching techniques as a means of communication.
Emphasis is placed on developing the perceptional skills that require the
student to think in three-dimensional space.
2
Keokuk County
Career Academy
MFG222 Machine Operations I
This project oriented lab is the first class in the machining series. The
operations involve machining parts utilizing lathe, vertical milling
machine, drill press, surface grinder, shaper, pedestal grinder and band
saw.
4
Keokuk County
Career Academy
MFG131 Machine Trade Printreading II
This course provides the necessary range of topics to ensure that the
student will know how to interpret engineering drawings.
2
Keokuk County
Career Academy
MFG262 Mill Operations Theory
This course includes an introduction to basic milling machine operations,
gear cutting, drills and drilling machines.
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
MFG228 Machine Operations II
This project oriented lab is the second in the machining series. The
operations involve machining parts utilizing lathe, vertical milling
machine, drill press, surface grinder, horizontal milling machine, shaper,
pedestal grinder and band saw.
4
Keokuk County
Career Academy
MFG254 Engine Lathe Theory
This course will develop a student’s skills in metal cutting technology as
it relates to manual and CNC lathes.
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
MFG233 Machine Operations III
This project oriented lab is the third class in the machining series. The
operations involve machining parts utilizing the lathe, vertical milling
machine, surface grinder, drill press, rotary table and direct indexing
head.
6
Keokuk County
Career Academy
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MFG352 CNC Lathe Fundamentals
This course covers the introductory theory of two axis programming,
plotting tool paths and the operation of the CNC (Computer Numerical
Control) lathe. The course also covers understanding and using the
cartesian coordinate system and selecting cutting tools for turning,
grooving and threading.
2
Keokuk County
Career Academy
CAD180 Introduction to Solidworks
This is a combined collaborative learning and lab course. The student
will be introduced to computer-aided drafting using SolidWorks
software. The student will develop skills in SolidWorks basic commands
and specific command sequence operations. Data entry will be by
keyboard and pull down menus.
2
Keokuk County
Career Academy
AGP333 Precision Farming Systems
This course covers the basics of precision farming including GPS, GIS,
VRT, and integration with agricultural equipment. Students will gain
hands-on experience with both software and on-the-farm use of precision
family tools.
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
AGA154 Fundamentals of Soil Science
This course covers basic concepts, terminology and applications of soil
science. Soil ecosystems will be studied at both microscopic and
macroscopic levels. Current soil management practices will be examined.
Laboratory topics include soil types, soil mapping, land use and data
collection techniques. This course requires three hours of lecture and two
hours of lab work per week.
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
AGS113 Survey of Animal Industry
This course discusses the integration of livestock in a sustainable farming
system including small-scale production for niche markets. Topics
include appropriate breed selection, nutrition, reproduction, diseases,
processing and land management for hogs, poultry, cattle, sheep, and
goats. Lab work required.
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
AGA114 Principles of Agronomy
This course covers basic concepts, terminology and applications of
agronomy. Topics include crop production theories, techniques and
technology, evolution of crop production, biological, chemical,
geological, environmental and economic aspects of farming. Laboratory
exercises correspond to lecture topics.
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
AGN130 Soil & Water Conservation
Emphasis will be on environmental practices as they relate to
conservation management of our natural resources. Students will discuss
soil erosion, water quality, and soil and water management. Lab work
required.
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
AGA455 Organic Crop Production
A variety of organic crop production issues will be discussed. Topics will
include: capital outlay production methods, biological pest management,
and record keeping procedures. Organic certification practices will be
emphasized.
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
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AGB235 Introduction to Agriculture Markets
Basic marketing principles will be researched, studied, and discussed.
Topics include buying, selling, processing, standardizing, grading,
storing and marketing of agriculture commodities. Students will develop
a marketing plan.
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
ADM221 Career Development Skills
This course teaches the student the skills required to locate prospective
employers and to obtain a position in the chosen field. Topics covered
include company and job research, application forms, resumes, letters,
telephone techniques and interviews.
2
Keokuk County
Career Academy
3
Keokuk County
Career Academy
AGB802 Internship
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Van Buren
Course
Credits
School District
MAT110 Math for Liberal Arts
This is a liberal arts course intended for students with a wide variety of
mathematical backgrounds. Emphasis is on problem-solving and
applications. Among the topics included are logic, probability,
statistics and consumer mathematics. At least one additional topic will
be chosen from among set theory, algebra basics and voting theory.
3
Van Buren HS
MAT120 College Algebra
This course extends the study of algebraic principles. Topics include
linear and quadratic equations and inequalities, graphs of relations and
functions, exponential and logarithmic functions, systems of equations
and inequalities and matrices and determinants. Before enrolling in this
course, a student should have a strong background in algebra.
3
Van Buren HS
ENG105 Composition I
This course emphasizes competent writing skills, focusing primarily on
expository and analytical writing. Particular attention is given to
rhetorical modes and to the analysis of social issues and/or literary
works. Students will write four to six 500-1000 word essays.
Instruction also includes clarity, punctuation and style. All students
enrolled in this course must take the reading and writing portions of
COMPASS.
3
Van Buren HS
ENG106 Composition II
This course introduces the student to the process of research writing
using the Modern Language Association documentation style. A
thesis-driven report paper and a thesis-driven argumentative essay,
both documented in MLA style, will demonstrate the student’s
proficiency with the research process. Prerequisite: ENG105 Composition I.
3
Van Buren HS
SPC112 Public Speaking
This course prepares the student for a variety of speaking situations,
both formal and informal. The student will prepare and deliver five to
seven speeches using a variety of preparation and delivery strategies.
The student will learn how to incorporate research and professional
presentational aids into a speech.
3
Van Buren HS
LIT101 Introduction to Literature
This course surveys the basic literary genres. Emphasis is on analysis
of fiction, poetry and drama. The student will be expected to read and
think critically about literature and to be familiar with basic literary
terminology.
3
Van Buren HS
HSC113 Medical Terminology - ICN
This course offers a study of the basic medical language essential to
health occupations careers. Emphasis will be placed on word analysis
and construction, definitions, pronunciation, spelling and standard
abbreviations.
2
Van Buren HS
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PNN147 Nursing Essentials I - ICN
This course introduces the essential scientific knowledge, technical
skills and communication techniques, as specified by OBRA, to
function as an accountable member of the health care team. Theory,
laboratory practice and clinical experience will be incorporated to
prepare the student to address the bio-psychosocial and spiritual needs
of patients.
3
Van Buren HS
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Wayne
Course
Credits
School District
ENG105 Composition I
This course emphasizes competent writing skills, focusing primarily on
expository and analytical writing. Particular attention is given to
rhetorical modes and to the analysis of social issues and/or literary works.
Students will write four to six 500-1000 word essays. Instruction also
includes clarity, punctuation and style. All students enrolled in this
course must take the reading and writing portions of COMPASS.
3
Wayne HS
ENG106 Composition II
This course introduces the student to the process of research writing
using the Modern Language Association documentation style. A thesisdriven report paper and a thesis-driven argumentative essay, both
documented in MLA style, will demonstrate the student’s proficiency
with the research process. Prerequisite: ENG105 Composition I.
3
Wayne HS
SPC112 Public Speaking
This course prepares the student for a variety of speaking situations, both
formal and informal. The student will prepare and deliver five to seven
speeches using a variety of preparation and delivery strategies. The
student will learn how to incorporate research and professional
presentational aids into a speech.
3
Wayne HS
MAT120 College Algebra
This course extends the study of algebraic principles. Topics include
linear and quadratic equations and inequalities, graphs of relations and
functions, exponential and logarithmic functions, systems of equations
and inequalities and matrices and determinants. Before enrolling in this
course, a student should have a strong background in algebra.
3
Wayne HS
MAT125 Precalculus
This course is designed to prepare students for calculus and other mathrelated courses needed in business or science. Topics include polynomial
and rational functions and graphs, trigonometric functions and identities
and conic sections. Before enrolling in this course, a student should have
a mastery of advanced algebra concepts.
3
Wayne HS
MAT156 Statistics
This course is an introduction to and survey of general statistics. Topics
covered include obtaining, presenting and organizing statistical data;
measures of central tendency and variability; probability concepts;
probability distributions; hypothesis testing; and simple linear regression.
Some background in algebra is recommended.
3
Wayne HS
EDU235 Children’ Literature
This course provides a survey of children’s literature focusing on specific
literary categories including poetry, fantasy, historical fiction, picture
books, realistic fiction and informational books. Major writers are
examined in each category. Additionally, the course explores evaluating
and selecting children’s literature for personal and professional use.
3
Wayne HS
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AGA114 Principles of Agronomy
This course covers basic concepts, terminology and applications of
agronomy. Topics include crop production theories, techniques and
technology, evolution of crop production, biological, chemical,
geological, environmental and economic aspects of farming. Laboratory
exercises correspond to lecture topics.
3
Wayne HS
AGS113 Survey of Animal Industry
This course discusses the integration of livestock in a sustainable farming
system including small-scale production for niche markets. Topics
include appropriate breed selection, nutrition, reproduction, diseases,
processing and land management for hogs, poultry, cattle, sheep, and
goats. Lab work required.
3
Wayne HS
HSC113 Medical Terminology
This course offers a study of the basic medical language essential to
health occupations careers. Emphasis will be placed on word analysis and
construction, definitions, pronunciation, spelling and standard
abbreviations.
2
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
PNN147 Nursing Essentials I
This course introduces the essential scientific knowledge, technical skills
and communication techniques, as specified by OBRA, to function as an
accountable member of the health care team. Theory, laboratory practice
and clinical experience will be incorporated to prepare the student to
address the bio-psychosocial and spiritual needs of patients.
3
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
CSC105 Computer Essentials
The basics of the Windows operating system, electronic communications,
and Internet research will be covered. Students will use basic features of
word processing and presentation software. This course is intended for
students with limited computer skills.
1
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
BIO175 Human Anatomy
This course covers basic concepts in human anatomical structure in
relation to simple body functions. All body systems are covered with
emphasis on structure. This course is for students interested in pursuing
health or science programs. To succeed in this course, a student should
have a strong background in biology.
3
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
BIO176 Human Anatomy Lab
Anatomy lab covers the lecture topics through the use of models,
computer simulations and diagrams to confirm anatomical structure of
tissues, bones and muscles.
1
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
PNN265 Nutrition
This course surveys normal nutritional needs of individuals throughout
the lifespan. Emphasis is placed on identifying the various nutrients and
their functions for the maintenance or restoration of health. The
protection and preservation of food and community nutritional needs are
discussed. Dietary modifications related to specific diseases are
introduced.
3
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
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PNN231 Pharmacology
This course is designed to provide the student with information essential
to planning care for patients receiving medication therapy. Common
medications affecting the body systems will be introduced. Principles of
basic mathematics used in the calculation of drug dosages will be
integrated.
3
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
PSY111 Introduction to Psychology
This course is a broad introduction to the principles of contemporary
psychology. The course is based on providing the student with an
understanding of the theoretical foundations of psychology, as well as a
survey of empirical research dealing with behavior and mental processes.
3
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
PNN148 Nursing Essentials II
This course introduces basic assessment principles and techniques and
explains documentation procedures. The concept of surgical asepsis and
the procedures requiring sterile technique are discussed. Protocol for
medication administration is examined. The student will have the
opportunity to gain skill in advanced nursing procedures requiring sterile
technique.
2
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
PNN401 Mental Health Nursing I
This course introduces basic nursing theory related to the psychological
aspects of illness. The concepts of mental health and emotional illness are
examined. The role of the nurse in caring for clients with alterations in
mental health is discussed.
1
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
BIO178 Human Physiology
This course offers a detailed look into the physiology of the nervous,
respiratory, digestive, circulatory, urinary, reproductive and endocrine
systems. This course is designed for the health occupations major.
3
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
BIO179 Human Physiology Lab
Physiology Lab covers the lecture topics emphasizing the visual and
simulated physiology of body systems and their accompanying organ
anatomy.
1
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
PNN502 Nursing of Adults 1A
This course introduces basic principles of adult nursing and common
diseases affecting the endocrine and cardiovascular systems. Related
signs and symptoms, laboratory findings and treatment of specified
diseases will be presented. Basic nursing care of the surgical and adult
patient will be discussed.
1.5
Rathbun Area Career
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PNN710 Nursing Clinical Experience 1A
Students will provide basic nursing care to patients in the long term care
setting using scientific nursing principles. Emphasis is placed on
assessment and documentation skills.
1.5
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PNN503 Nursing of Adults 1B
Common diseases affecting the hematopoietic, respiratory and renal
systems are introduced. Related signs and symptoms, laboratory findings
and treatment of specified diseases will be presented. Basic nursing care
of the adult patient will be discussed.
1.5
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
PNN713 Nursing Clinical Experience 1B
Students will provide basic nursing care to patients in the long term care
setting using scientific nursing principles. Emphasis is placed on
assessment and documentation skills.
1
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
PSY121 Developmental Psychology
The course is designed to provide a survey of the patterns of behavior and
current attitudes on human development from birth to death. Emphasis is
given to the theories of cognitive, social, physical and emotional
development.
3
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
AGA154 Fundamentals of Soil Science
This course covers basic concepts, terminology and applications of soil
science. Soil ecosystems will be studied at both microscopic and
macroscopic levels. Current soil management practices will be examined.
Laboratory topics include soil types, soil mapping, land use and data
collection techniques. This course requires three hours of lecture and two
hours of lab work per week.
3
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
AGS216 Equine Science
This course is an introduction to concepts, practices and decisions
necessary when managing horses through stages of their lives. Lab work
required.
3
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
AGN127 Agrarian Systems & Ecology
The ecological and economical, management of sustainable resources as
they relate to agricultural practices will be the focus of this course.
Students will be able to put into perspective the historical evolution of
agrarian practices and how they relate to future practices in agriculture,
forestry, wildlife and water and soil management.
3
Rathbun Area Career
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AGN125 Woodland Management
This course focuses on planning and using managerial, economic and
wildlife techniques to meet the objectives of land use. Economic topics
will include investment of financial resources, marketing and time issues.
Lab work required.
3
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
AGA114 Principles of Agronomy
This course covers basic concepts, terminology and applications of
agronomy. Topics include crop production theories, techniques and
technology, evolution of crop production, biological, chemical,
geological, environmental and economic aspects of farming. Laboratory
exercises correspond to lecture topics.
3
Rathbun Area Career
Academy - RACA
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AGS226 Beef Cattle Science
This course is an introduction to principles, practices and decisions
necessary when managing beef cattle in all stages of the production
cycle. Lab work required.
3
Rathbun Area Career
Academy RACA
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