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Cosmetology IV - CO276
Course Description: Culminating review for Kansas Board of Cosmetology licensing examination, including preparation for both written and practical portions through recommended study methods and mock demonstrations.
Course Notes: CO265 Wigs and Long Hair Design.
Fall
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Sections:
CO276 001251S Main Campus Closed
Section Type: Lecture
Credit Hours: 0.50
Section Notes: Cosmetology students must have a minimum of 320 hours of training before working on the public. The course fulfills 11+ hours.
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Client Services - CO280
Course Description: Experience delivering cosmetology services with focus on increased accuracy, safety, assessment, customer service, and satisfaction.
Course Notes: CO181 Clinical Operations, and CO183 Cliical Experience Precision.
Fall
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Sections:
CO280 001251S Main Campus Closed
Section Type: Lecture
Credit Hours: 2.50
Section Notes: Cosmetology students must have a minimum of 320 hours of training before working on the public.
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CO280 002251S
Main Campus
Closed
Section Type: Lecture
Credit Hours: 2.50
Section Notes: Cosmetology students must have a minimum of 320 hours of training before working on the public.
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Salon Clinical Experience - CO281
Course Description: Refinement of customer service, goal setting, and client retention to support accuracy, time, and precision in salon services.
Course Notes: CO280 Client Services.
Fall
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Sections:
CO281 001251S Main Campus Closed
Section Type: Lecture
Credit Hours: 3.00
Section Notes: Cosmetology students must have a minimum of 320 hours of training before working on the public.
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Complete Cosmetology Operations - CO283
Course Description: Culmination of customer service, client consultations, and applications for salon business success.
Course Notes: CO280 Client Services.
Fall
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Sections:
CO283 001251S Main Campus Closed
Section Type: Lecture
Credit Hours: 3.00
Section Notes: Cosmetology students must have a minimum of 320 hours of training before working on the public.
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Visual Basic Programming - CS111
Course Description: Programming in Visual Basic focusing on structured, procedural, and object-oriented techniques, event-driven design, and application development including user interface, error handling, and data processing.
Fall
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Programming Language Lab - CS121L
Course Description: Reinforce computer programming techniques previously covered through the use of a new programming language. Languages rotate from semester to semester to further the understanding and application of programming.
Course Notes: CS111 Visual Basic Programming, or CS200 Problem Solving and Programming.
Fall
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Sections:
CS121L816251S Online Closed
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Problem Solving and Programming - CS200
Course Description: An exploration of algorithm design principles and their application in procedural programming, focusing on state, control structures, functions, and modularity. Topics include patterns of conditional and iterative control structures, program testing techniques, and an introduction to data structures, classes, and objects. Students will engage in programming projects that emphasize problem analysis, solution design, and the development of well-structured programs.
Course Notes: MA106 College Algebra, or Departmental Consent, and CS111 Visual Basic Programming.
Fall
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Sections:
CS200 816251S Online Closed
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Data Structures and Algorithms - CS206
Course Description: A study of common data and program structures together with associated algorithms. Topics include interfaces, and introduction of the concept of date abstraction and information hiding, design patterns, arrays, stacks, queues, lists, trees, heaps, hash tables, recursion, binary search, and tree traversals. Experience with both use and implementation of these structures and algorithms using a modern programming language. Discussion of tradeoffs involving performance and software maintainability.
Course Notes: CS200 Problem Solving and Programming.
Fall
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Sections:
CS206 002251S Main Campus Closed
Section Type: Lecture
Credit Hours: 3.00
Section Notes: Students who have not taken the prerequisite courses must get departmental consent to take this course.
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Computer Aided Drafting I - DR100
Course Description: Using computer aided drafting software to generate two-dimensional working drawings.
Fall
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Sections:
DR100 021251S Main Campus Closed -
DR100 816251S
Online
Closed
Section Type: Lecture
Credit Hours: 3.00
Section Notes: PC with Windows operating system and Autodesk AutoCAD software required. Free student version software available at www.autodesk.com/education.
- DR100 003251S Buhler Closed
- DR100 004251S Buhler Closed
- DR100 005251S Buhler Closed
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Technical Drafting - DR101
Course Description: Drafting fundamentals and techniques including orthographic projections, sectional view, conventional dimensioning, geometric dimensioning, metric conversion, pictorial drawings, auxiliary views, fasteners, detail and assembly drawings, and letterings.
Fall
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Machine Drafting - DR102
Course Description: Detail and assembly drawings of machines and their component parts, shop notes and parts lists, precision dimensions, allowances, limits and tolerances.
Course Notes: DR100 Computer Aided Drafting I.
Fall
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Sections:
DR102 816251S Online Closed
Section Type: Lecture
Credit Hours: 5.00
Section Notes: PC with Windows operating system and Autodesk AutoCAD software required. Free student version software available at www.autodesk.com/education.
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Parametric Modeling I: Autodesk Inventor - DR119
Course Description: Utilization of parametric modeling software to develop 3D models of mechanical parts and assemblies as well as 2D detail drawings for manufacture.
Fall
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Sections:
DR119 816251S Online Closed
Section Type: Lecture
Credit Hours: 3.00
Section Notes: PC with Windows operating system and Autodesk Inventor software required. Free student version software available at www.autodesk.com/education.
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Commercial Architectural Drafting - DR208
Course Description: Development of 3D models and construction documentation for a commercial construction project. Emphasis on structural design and MEP (Mechanical Electrical Plumbing) networks.
Course Notes: DR212 Architectural Drafting I.
Fall
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Sections:
DR208 001251S Main Campus Closed
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Computer Aided Drafting II - DR211
Course Description: Advanced features of CAD software. Emphasis on annotation tools, dynamic block creation, attributes, external references, 3D modeling, CAD standards, and user interface customization.
Course Notes: DR100 Computer Aided Drafting I.
Fall
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Sections:
DR211 001251S Main Campus Closed
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Architectural Drafting I - DR212
Course Description: Utilization of BIM (Building Information Modeling) software to develop 3D models of residential houses as well as detail drawings for construction.
Fall
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Civil Drafting - DR215
Course Description: Utilization of CAD software to develop 3D models and working drawings for civil engineering projects with an emphasis on survey data, surfaces, profiles, alignments, corridors, grading plans, and pipe networks.
Course Notes: DR100 Computer Aided Drafting I.
Fall
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Sections:
DR215 816251S Online Closed
Section Type: Lecture
Credit Hours: 3.00
Section Notes: PC with Windows operating system and Autodesk Civil 3D software required. Free student version software available at www.autodesk.com/education.
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Computer Drafting Internship - DR216
Course Description: A partnership with industry and the college computer drafting program which provides students with actual on-the-job work experience; required minimum of 45 clock hours work at the assigned business for each credit hour enrolled.
Course Notes: DR119 Parametric Modeling I: Autodesk Inventor, or Departmental Consent, and DR212 Architectural Drafting I.
Fall
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Sections:
DR216 001251S Main Campus Closed
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Parametric Modeling II: Autodesk Inventor - DR219
Course Description: Using advanced modeling tools to create complex parametric models, assemblies, engineering drawings and presentation drawings.
Course Notes: DR119 Parametric Modeling I: Autodesk Inventor.
Fall
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Sections:
DR219 001251S Main Campus Closed
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Conduit Fabrication - EE117
Course Description: Principles of different conduit types, how to calculate bends, and how to perform various conduit bends.
Fall
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Sections:
EE117 007251S Main Campus -
EE117 003251S
Main Campus
Section Type: Lecture
Credit Hours: 1.00
Section Notes: Course is part of a Department of Labor approved Apprenticeship Program. Typically taken during the first year.
- EE117 001251S Main Campus
- EE117 002251S Main Campus
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EE117 004251S
Newton
Canceled
Section Type: Lecture
Credit Hours: 1.00
Section Notes: Brooks Trade Center Industrial Electrical Technology students ONLY.
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NEC Codeology - EE126
Course Description: Navigation of structure and organization of National Electrical Code codebook chapters and tables.
Fall
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Sections:
EE126 006251S Main Campus -
EE126 004251S
Main Campus
Section Type: Lecture
Credit Hours: 1.00
Section Notes: Course is part of a Department of Labor approved Apprenticeship Program. Typically taken in the second year.
- EE126 001251S Main Campus
- EE126 002251S Main Campus
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EE126 005251S
Newton
Canceled
Section Type: Lecture
Credit Hours: 1.00
Section Notes: Brooks Trade Center Industrial Electrical Technology students ONLY.
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