Health Career Studies is a program focusing on developing skills for entry into a health technology and leading to a diploma. The student has an opportunity to explore a variety of health careers while improving basic skills or taking basic science courses that may transfer into most health curriculums. Students also have a credential upon completion of the diploma program to apply for entry-level employment at health care facilities. Students are guided through the curriculum according to academic placement.

CORE COURSE
Courses Credits

ENG 121 Composition 3
COM 111 Human Communications 3
or
PSY 121 General Psychology 3
or
SOC 111 Sociology I 3
or
SOC 213 Ethical Issues in Health Care 3

Select one (1) course from
MAT 119 Applied Clinical Mathematics 3
MAT 120 Math for Behavioral Sciences 3
MAT 130 Algebra for Allied Health 4
MAT 135 Biomedical Statistics 3
MAT 153 College Math and Statistics 4
MAT 155 Mathematics of Finance 3
MAT 181 Algebra and Trigonometry I 4

TECHNICAL SUPPORT/COMPUTER COURSES
Courses Credits

Select sixteen (16) credits from
BIO 110 Essentials of Anatomy & Physiology 4
BIO 115 Nutrition 3
BIO 120 Anatomy and Physiology I 5
BIO 121 Anatomy and Physiology II 5
BIO 125 Introductory Microbiology 4
BIO 130 Disease Proc/Pathophysiology 2
CHM 100 Basic Chemistry 3
CHM 110 General Chemistry 4
CHM 111 Intro to Organic & Biochemistry 4
HLH 100 Introduction to Health Careers 1
PHY 111 Conceptual Physics 4
PHY 112 Physics for Allied Health 4
PHY 205 General Physics I 4
PSY 127 Human Development 3

TECHNICAL COURSES
Courses Credits

BIO 100 Medical Terminology 3
CIS 107 Introduction to Computers & Application 3
or
IET 150 Computer Applications 3

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ALLIED HEALTH
MEDICAL ASSISTANT STUDIES
Diploma (Owens & Wilmington Campuses)

The Medical Assistant is a multi-skilled professional who works with other members of the health care team performing both clinical duties (assisting with patient care) and administrative duties (performing medical office duties).

Graduates of the diploma program may be employed in physicians’ offices, hospitals, and other health care facilities. The program consists of course work in the following: keyboarding, medical transcription, computer applications for the medical office, insurance coding, phlebotomy, routine diagnostic testing, obtaining vital signs and assisting the physician in clinical procedures. In addition to course work and laboratory experiences on campus, students are required to complete a supervised internship in a medical facility. Coursework completed to fulfill requirements for the diploma can be applied towards the A.A.S. degree in Medical Assistant Technology. The diploma program is designed to interface with the Medical Assistant Degree program so graduates may complete the additional requirements on a part-time basis if desired.

CORE COURSESCourses Credits

ENG 121 Composition 3
MAT 150 Business Mathematics 3
or
MAT 155 Mathematics of Finance 3
PSY 100 Human Relations 3
or
SOC 213 Ethical Issues in Health Care 3

TECHNICAL SUPPORT/COMPUTER COURSES
Courses Credits

BIO 100 Medical Terminology 3
BIO 110 Essentials of Anatomy & Physiology 4

TECHNICAL COURSES
Courses Credits

MEA 150 Medical Laboratory Procedures I 4
MEA 151 Medical Laboratory Procedures II 4
MEA 170 Pharmacology for Medical Assistants 3
MEA 290 Medical Assistant Internship 4
OAT 121 Keyboarding 4
OAT 120 Medical Office Procedures 4
or
MEA 120 Medical Office Procedures I 4
OAT 125 Medical Computer Applications 3
or
MEA 125 Medical Office Procedures II 4
OAT 157 Word Level I 3
or
MEA 100 Introduction to Medical Assisting 2
and
MEA 270 Medical Assistant Seminar 1

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ALLIED HEALTH
MEDICAL CODING STUDIES
Diploma (Terry & Wilmington Campuses)

The Medical Coding Studies is a diploma program that prepares graduates for careers as Medical Coders. A Medical Coder manages and classifies medical data for patient billing using standardized codes. Students learn how to correctly assign codes that indicate patient diagnosis, treatment and outcomes in order to properly document patient care and permit data access, analysis and billing. The program provides didactic courses followed by an internship experience in an approved facility. Graduates of the program find employment in a variety of settings, including hospitals, long-term care centers, mental health facilities, federal, state and local health departments, and insurance companies.

CORE COURSES
Courses Credits

ENG 121 Composition 3
MAT 120 Math for Behavioral Sciences 3
SOC 213 Ethical Issues in Health Care 3

TECHNICAL SUPPORT/COMPUTER COURSES
Courses Credits

BIO 100 Medical Terminology 3
BIO 101 Advanced Medical Terminology 3
BIO 120 Anatomy and Physiology I 5
BIO 121 Anatomy and Physiology II 5
BIO 130 Disease Proc/Pathophysiology 3
CIS 107 Introduction to Computers & Application 3

TECHNICAL COURSES
Courses Credits

HIT 100 Intro to Health Records 2
HIT 120 Inpatient Coding/Reimburse 3
HIT 121 Ambulatory Care Coding/Reimburse 3
HIT 170 Medical Coding Practicum 3

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APPLIED AGRICULTURE
TURF MANAGEMENT STUDIES
Diploma (Owens, Stanton, Terry, & Wilmington Campuses)

The Turf Management Diploma program is designed for the student to enhance skills to offer a potential employer. Combines the knowledge of science along with practical skills in becoming familiar with the Turf Management industry.

CORE COURSES
Courses Credits

ENG 121 Composition 3
MAT 125 Math for the Trades 4
PSY 100 Human Relations 3

TECHNICAL SUPPORT/COMPUTER COURSES
Courses Credits

CIS 107 Introduction to Computers & Application 3

TECHNICAL COURSES
Courses Credits

AGS 101 Soil & Water Management 3
AGS 122 Concept of Turf Management 3
AGS 125 Turfgrass Pest Control 3
AGS 131 Intro to Irrigation 3
AGS 132 Landscape Construction & Management 3
AGS 135 Turf & Landscape Irrigation 3

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BIOTECHNOLOGY
SCIENCE CAREER STUDIES
Diploma (Stanton & Terry Campuses)

he Science Career Studies Diploma Program will prepare students for entry level positions in science related fields of employment such as laboratory assistant. Students who complete the diploma program will be able to continue on for the Associate in Applied Sciences in Biotechnology or Chemistry Technology. In addition, the student can use these courses to satisfy prerequisite courses for Medical, Dental, Chiropractic, Pharmacy, or other health or science advanced degree programs.

CORE COURSES
Courses Credits

ENG 121 Composition 3
MAT 181 Algebra and Trigonometry I 4
or
MAT 185 Precalculus 4

Select one (1) course from
COM 111 Human Communications 3
ECO 111 Macroeconomics 3
ECO 122 Microeconomics 3
PSY 121 General Psychology 3
SOC 111 Sociology I 3

TECHNICAL SUPPORT/COMPUTER COURSES
Courses Credits

Select fifteen (15) credits from
BIO 121 Anatomy and Physiology II 5
or
BIO 151 Biology II 4
BIO 250 Principles of Microbiology 4
CHM 151 Chemical Principles II 5
CHM 240 Organic Chemistry I 4
CHM 241 Organic Chemistry II 4
PHY 171 Physics I 4
PHY 172 Physics II 4

TECHNICAL COURSES
Courses Credits

BIO 120 Anatomy and Physiology I 5
or
BIO 150 Biology I 4
CHM 150 Chemical Principles I 5
IET 150 Computer Applications 3

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BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
ACCOUNTING STUDIES
Diploma (Owens, Terry, & Wilmington Campuses)

See program description under Business Administration Technology.

CORE COURSES

Courses Credits

ENG 121 Composition 3
MAT 153 College Math and Statistics 4
ECO 111 Macroeconomics 3

TECHNICAL SUPPORT/COMPUTER COURSES
Courses Credits

CIS 107 Introduction to Computers & Application 3
ENG 122 Technical Writing & Communication 3

Select one (1) course from
CIS 112 Spreadsheet/Graphics Processing 3
MAT 255 Business Statistics I 3
MGT 212 Principles of Management 3

TECHNICAL COURSES
Courses Credits

ACC 101 Accounting I 4
ACC 112 Accounting II 4
ACC 201 Business Law 4
or
MIS 220 Management Information Systems 3
ACC 211 Tax Accounting I 3
BUS 101 Introduction to Business 3

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BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION TECHNOLOGY
GENERAL BUSINESS STUDIES
Diploma (Owens & Terry Campuses)

See program description under Business Administration Technology.

CORE COURSES
Courses Credits

ENG 121 Composition 3
MAT 153 College Math and Statistics 4
ECO 111 Macroeconomics 3
ECO 122 Microeconomics 3

TECHNICAL SUPPORT/COMPUTER COURSES
Courses Credits

CIS 107 Introduction to Computers & Applications 3

Select one (1) course from
CIS 112 Spreadsheet/Graphics Processing 3
OAT 151 Access Level I 3
OAT 152 Excel Level I 3
OAT 157 Word Level I 3
OAT 159 PowerPoint 3

TECHNICAL COURSES
Courses Credits

ACC 101 Accounting 4
BUS 101 Introduction to Business 3
MGT 212 Principles of Management 3
MKT 212 Principles of Marketing 3

Select one (1) course from
ACC 112 Accounting II 4
ACC 201 Business Law 4
ACC 211 Tax Accounting 3
BUS 221 Business Ethics 3
FIN 221 Money & Banking 3
MGT 219 Organizational Behavior 3
MGT 231 Human Resource Management 3
MIS 220 Management Information Systems 3
MKT 111 Salesmanship 3
MKT 214 Advertising & Sales Promotion 3

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BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION TECHNOLOGY
MANAGEMENT STUDIES
Diploma (Owens, Terry, & Wilmington Campuses)

See program description for Business Administration Technology.

CORE COURSES
Courses Credits

ENG 121 Composition 3
MAT 153 College Math and Statistics 4
ECO 111 Macroeconomics 3

TECHNICAL SUPPORT/COMPUTER COURSES
Courses Credits

CIS 107 Introduction to Computers & Application 3
ENG 122 Technical Writing & Communication 3
MAT 255 Business Statistics I 3
or
CIS 112 Spreadsheet/Graphics Processing 3

TECHNICAL COURSES
Courses Credits

ACC 101 Accounting I 4
BUS 101 Introduction to Business 3
MGT 212 Principles of Management 3
MGT 231 Human Resource Management 3
MGT 218 Small Business Entrepreneurship 3
or
MKT 212 Principles of Marketing 3


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COMPUTER-AIDED ENGINEERING DRAFTING & DESIGN TECHNOLOGY
COMPUTER-AIDED DRAFTING STUDIES
Diploma (Owens, Stanton, & Terry Campuses)

The Computer-Aided Drafting Studies Diploma Program provides a coordinated set of skills needed by Computer-Aided Design (CAD) based industries: proficiency in CAD, and the application of specific CAD techniques and software to industries of the student’s choice (architectural, mechanical, civil, manufacturing, and electronics are offered).

Core courses in computers, mathematics, language arts, and the social sciences give the graduate additional skills for improved job performance. Potential employment opportunities include: CAD technicians in the offices of architectural, mechanical, civil, manufacturing, and electronics firms or government agencies.

CORE COURSES
Courses Credits

EDD 171 Introduction to CAD using AutoCAD 3
EDD 271 Advanced CAD using AutoCAD 3
ENG 121 Composition 3
MAT 181 Algebra and Trigonometry I 4

Select one (1) course fromCOM 111 Human Communications 3
ECO 111 Macroeconomics 3
ECO 122 Microeconomics 3
HIS 111 U.S. History: Pre-Civil War 3
HIS 112 U.S. History: Post-Civil War 3
POL 111 Political Science 3
PSY 100 Human Relations 3
PSY 121 General Psychology 3
SOC 111 Sociology I 3
VSC 131 Art History I 3
VSC 132 Art History II 3

TECHNICAL SUPPORT/COMPUTER COURSES
Courses Credits

CIS 107 Introduction to Computers & Application 3
or
IET 150 Computer Applications 3

TECHNICAL COURSES
Courses Credits

AET 123 Drafting & Design 4
or
EDD 141 Engineering Drafting & Design I 4
AET 125 Architectural Drafting & Design 4
or
EDD 142 Engineering Drafting & Design II 3
EDT 128 Machine Trades Blueprint Reading 3
or
EDD 161 Introduction to CAD using Microstation 3
EDT 152 Engineering Design I 4
or
MET 123 Modern Manufacturing Techniques 3


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COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY
MICROCOMPUTER STUDIES
Diploma (Terry Campus)

The Microcomputer Studies program prepares students for careers in applied programming and other computer related fields. The curriculum consists of a core set of courses in programming, software applications, and systems analysis. Consequently, students gain experience with a wide range of hardware and software.

CORE COURSES
Courses Credits

ENG 121 Composition 3
MAT 251 Finite Math 3
COM 111 Human Communications 3
or
SOC 111 Sociology I 3

TECHNICAL COURSES
Courses Credits

CIS 107 Introduction to Computers & Application 3
CIS 110 Microcomputer DOS 4
CIS 112 Spreadsheet/Graphics Processing 3
CIS 120 Introduction to Programming 4
CIS 150 C/C++ Programming Language 4
CIS 190 Network Installation/Maintenance 3
CIS 201 Microdatabase Programming 4
CIS 240 Systems Analysis & Design 4

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EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION TECHNOLOGY
EARLY CHILDHOOD STUDIES
Diploma (Owens, Terry, & Wilmington Campuses)

he Early Childhood Studies program is an intensive study of the child from birth to eight years. This program prepares the student to work under the supervision of qualified teachers with pre-school children in a day care center, nursery school, or child development center. This program is designed for those currently employed in the child care field or for those considering the Associate Degree Program in Early Childhood Education. Credits earned in this program may be applied toward an Associate Degree in Early Childhood Education Technology.

CORE COURSES
Courses Credits

ENG 121 Composition 3
or
ENG 125 Honors Composition 3
MAT 150 Business Mathematics 3
PSY 125 Child Development 3

TECHNICAL SUPPORT/COMPUTER COURSES
Courses Credits

CIS 107 Introduction to Computers & Applications 3

TECHNICAL COURSES
Courses Credits

ECE 111 Childhood Nutrition & Safety 3
ECE 120 Contemporary Issues in Early Childhood 3
ECE 121 Infant & Toddler Methods & Lab 5
ECE 123 Early Childhood Methods I & Lab 5
ECE 125 Early Childhood Methods II & Lab 5
ECE 127 Childhood Classroom Management 3

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HUMAN SERVICES TECHNOLOGY
HUMAN SERVICES STUDIES
Diploma (Owens, Terry, & Wilmington Campuses)

The Human Services diploma program is designed for individuals interested in entering the helping professions. The program exposes students to generic skills required in the area of human services. This program is designed for those currently working in the field or for those considering entering the Associate Degree program in Human Services.

CORE COURSES
Courses Credits

ENG 121 Composition 3
MAT 120 Math for Behavioral Sciences 3
or
MAT 153 College Math and Statistics 4
PSY 121 General Psychology 3

TECHNICAL SUPPORT/COMPUTER COURSES
Courses Credits

CIS 107 Introduction to Computers & Application 3
PSY 126 Child & Adolescent Development 3

TECHNICAL COURSES
Courses Credits

HMS 121 Introduction to Human Services 3
HMS 122 Theories of Counseling 3
HMS 123 Dynamics & Group Communication I 3
PSY 223 Abnormal Psychology 3
HMS 229 Adult Development & Aging 3
HMS 221 Ethical Problems and Issues 3
or
HMS 222 Program Leadership 3

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OFFICE ADMINISTRATION TECHNOLOGY
OFFICE ADMINISTRATION STUDIES
Diploma (Owens, Terry, & Wilmington Campuses)

This is a program emphasizing a mastery of skills in various software application programs. English, proofreading, editing, and transcription skills in relation to sophisticated equipment, computer software, and office procedures are used. Completion of this program opens a wide range of employment opportunities in the automated office. Software certification opportunities are available. Students may also apply their credits toward an Office Administration Technology degree.

CORE COURSES
Courses Credits

ENG 121 Composition 3
MAT 153 College Math and Statistics 4

Select one (1) course from
COM 111 Human Communications 3
ECO 111 Macroeconomics 3
PSY 121 General Psychology 3

TECHNICAL SUPPORT/COMPUTER COURSES
Courses Credits

OAT 157 Word Level I 3
OAT 159 PowerPoint 3

TECHNICAL COURSES
Courses Credits

OAT 121 Keyboarding 4
OAT 122 Keyboarding Applications 4
OAT 131 Office Systems & Procedures 3
OAT 132 Referencing and Transcription 3

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PRACTICAL NURSING STUDIES
Diploma (Terry Campus)

The Practical Nursing Program at the Terry Campus provides the means by which individuals acquire the knowledge and skills necessary to function in a variety of health care settings at the direction of the registered nurse, physician, or dentist. Courses are designed to include theory and practical application which enables the graduate to provide competent patient care. Licensed Practical Nurses may be employed in a variety of health care settings including acute care hospitals, long-term care facilities, doctor’s offices, and public health. Admission to the Practical Nursing Program requires that individuals submit official documentation of high school graduation or equivalent, in addition to the completion of all college admission requirements. Prior to admission to the clinical portion of the program, all students must complete the NLN Pre-Admission Examination-PN. In order to receive a license to practice, the graduate practical nurse must pass the National Council of State Boards of Nursing Examination for Practical Nurses. Licensed Practical Nurses may apply for admission to Associate Degree Nursing programs. Advanced placement will be dependent upon meeting requirements. The legal requirements for licensure in the State of Delaware are outlined in the Nursing Department Admissions Handbook. A criminal background check is required for all students.
Transfer students must follow the transfer policy of Delaware Technical & Community College. Individuals interested in applying to the nursing program should review the College admission procedure and specific admission criteria for the Practical Nursing Program as outlined in the College Catalog and the Nursing Department Admissions Handbook.
The Practical Nursing Program at the Terry Campus is approved by the Delaware Board of Nursing and is accredited by the National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission. Information about the program is available from the National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission, 61 Broadway -33rd floor, New York, NY 10006, 212-363-5555.

CORE COURSES
Courses Credits

ENG 121 Composition 3
MAT 119 Applied Clinical Mathematics 3
PSY 127 Human Development 3

TECHNICAL SUPPORT/COMPUTER COURSES
Courses Credits

BIO 110 Essentials of Anatomy & Physiology 4

TECHNICAL COURSES
Courses Credits

NUR 171 Nursing Care of Adults I 4
NUR 172 Nursing Care of Adults II 6
NUR 173 Nursing Care of Adults III 6
NUR 174 Mental Health Nursing 2
NUR 175 Maternal/Newborn Nursing I 2
NUR 176 Nursing Care of Children I 2
NUR 177 Nursing Perspectives I 1

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SPECIALIZED OCCUPATIONS TECHNOLOGY
ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE
Certificate (Owens, Terry, & Wilmington Campuses)

The Department of Language & Culture offers courses to meet the varied needs of persons for whom English is not a native language. Students can prepare themselves to enter the workforce or pursue a degree.

In beginning, intermediate and advanced level courses, students develop listening/speaking, grammar, reading and writing skills needed for communication in everyday life. A certificate is awarded for program completion.

ESL for Degree Programs focuses on the reading, writing, and note taking skills required for all types of college level study. Both recent arrivals and non-natives who have attended U.S. high schools can benefit.

TECHNICAL COURSES
Courses Credits
ESL 022 Beginning ESL Reading/Vocabulary 4
ESL 024 Beginning ESL Writing 4
ESL 026 Beginning ESL Grammar/Communication 9
ESL 028 Beginning ESL Listening/Speaking 4
ESL 032 Intermediate ESL Reading/Vocabulary 4
ESL 034 Intermediate ESL Writing 4
ESL 036 Intermediate ESL Grammar/Communication 8
ESL 038 Intermediate ESL Listening/Speaking 4
ESL 042 Advanced ESL Reading 4
ESL 044 Advanced ESL Writing 4
ESL 046 Advanced ESL Grammar/Communication 8
ESL 048 Advanced ESL Listening/Speaking 4

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