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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 2026
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CO280 002261S Main Campus
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Computers in Healthcare - CS104
Course Description: Computer use within the healthcare industry: includes computer hardware, software,databases,security, privacy, storage and other computer related systems. Focus is on health information technicians, administrative and clinical systems as well as Electronic Health Records (EHRs).
Fall 2026
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Computer Engineering - CS106
Course Description: An introduction to digital design concepts including: number systems, Boolean algebra fundamentals, Karnaugh maps, gates, flop-flops, shift registers, memories, etc.; basic engineering aspects of computer architecture; introduction to hardware description languages and imbedded systems.
Fall 2026
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CS106 001261S Main Campus
Credit Hours: 4.00
Section Notes: Student should enroll in CS111 Visual Basic Programming and/or CS203 Discrete Structures at the same time.
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Introduction to Programming - CS111
Course Description: An introduction to computer programming with an emphasis on problem-solving and program design using a modern programming language. Students will learn fundamental programming concepts including variables, data types, control structures, functions, basic data structures, input/output, and file processing. The course emphasizes algorithm development, testing, debugging, and writing clear, maintainable programs applicable across computing disciplines.
Fall 2026
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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 Intro to Programming, or CS200 Problem Solving and Programming.
Fall 2026
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CS121L816261S Online
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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 Intro to Programming.
Fall 2026
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CS200 816261S Online
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Discrete Structures - CS203
Course Description: This course will cover the techniques used in problem solving and mathematical reasoning. Students will learn the framework for basic programming algorithms, and the roles discrete objects play in basic computations required in logical programming practices.
Course Notes: MA106 College Algebra with a grade of C or higher.
Fall 2026
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CS203 816261S Online
Credit Hours: 3.00
Section Notes: Students who do not have the required prerequisites must receive Departmental II consent before enrolling. Students should have computer programming knowledge before enrolling in this course.
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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 2026
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Sections:
CS206 002261S Main Campus
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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AI and Introduction to Machine Learning - CS215
Course Description: Introduction to the fundamental concepts and techniques of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and machine learning. Students will learn how to manipulate and analyze data using Python and libraries such as NumPy, and will explore core supervised learning methods including linear and logistic regression. Emphasis is placed on understanding model construction, training, evaluation, and interpretation. Topics include features and labels, cost functions, gradient descent optimization, model regularization, and performance evaluation. Students will gain hands-on experience implementing and evaluating AI models, with attention to practical applications, limitations, and ethical considerations.
Course Notes: CS111 Intro to Programming.
Fall 2026
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CS215 001261S Main Campus
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Computer Aided Drafting I - DR100
Course Description: Using computer aided drafting software to generate two-dimensional working drawings.
Fall 2026
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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 2026
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Construction Drafting - DR107
Course Description: Development of a complete set of residential house drawings including floor plans, foundation plans, elevations, wall sections, and construction details.
Course Notes: DR100 Computer Aided Drafting I.
Fall 2026
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Sections:
DR107 816261S Online
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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 2026
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Sections:
DR119 816261S Online - DR119 002261S Hutchinson
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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 2026
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DR208 001261S Main Campus
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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 2026
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DR211 001261S Main Campus
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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 2026
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Architectural Drafting II - DR213
Course Description: Utilization of advanced BIM (Building Information Modeling) tools to further develop architectural models with an emphasis on roofs, site plans, BIM content creation, visualization, and animation.
Course Notes: DR212 Architectural Drafting I.
Fall 2026
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DR213 816261S Online
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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 2026
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DR216 001261S Main Campus
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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 2026
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DR219 001261S Main Campus
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Computer Drafting Capstone - DR220
Course Description: Development of working drawings of architectural and/or mechanical designs for external clients. Emphasis on teamwork, leadership building, communication, time management, problem solving, and presentation skills.
Course Notes: DR119 Parametric Modeling I: Autodesk Inventor, or Departmental Consent, and DR212 Architectural Drafting I.
Fall 2026
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Sections:
DR220 816261S Online
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