Health
HED 101S Wilderness First Aid (3) This course will provide
upto-
date information on how to handle common injuries and
illnesses in remote locations. Students will learn about
appropriate first aid procedures, accident and illness prevention,
and the acquisition of skills necessary for the emergency
care of
children and adults.
History
HIST 111S Selected Topics: County History (1-3) A study of
the
heritage of individual Middle Tennessee counties in art, literature,
architecture, politics, and society. Fifteen classroom contact
hours
with faculty required per credit hour.
Hospitality & Restaurant Management
HTL 100S Introduction to Catering (1) This course will introduce
students to the fundamentals of catering including costing
out the
menu, place settings and table decorations, buffet versus
plated
functions, salesmanship and responsible alcohol service for
functions
up to 200 people.
HTL 101S Becoming a Personal Chef (2) This course will consist
of classroom theory and practical aspects of a personal chef
business
including planning, operations, in-home operations, menu planning,
recipe design, grocery shopping, safety and sanitation, packaging,
thank you gifts for the client, and follow-up.
Medical Imaging
Computerized Tomography
CAT 201S Principles of Computerized Tomography (3) An overview
of the development and clinical uses of CT. Subject content
includes:
hardware function and design, software application, protocols,
cross-sectional anatomy and pathology, patient care and safety
considerations. This class meets during the Fall Semester
on
weekends. PREREQUISITE: Member in good standing with The
American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (A.R.R.T.) Fortyfive
lecture hours.
Magnetic Resonance Imaging
MRI 200S Magnetic Resonance Imaging (3) A basic
understanding of Magnetic Resonance Imaging to include:
principles of magnetism and electricity, terminology, equipment
components, imaging sequences, scanning parameters and
techniques, artifacts, patient care, contrast administration,
pathology, and quality control. Prerequisite: Must be a
Registered Radiologic Technologist in good standing with the
ARRT and be able to provide their own clinical rotations.
Mammography
MAM 100S Mammography (4) This course is a comprehensive
study of all aspects of mammography in preparation for the
national
boards or added technological experience. History, physics,
instrumentation, positioning, various techniques, accreditation
process, and clinical rotations are included. This class meets
during
the Fall Semester on weekends. PREREQUISITE: Member in good
standing with The American Registry of Radiologic Technologists
(A.R.R.T). Three lecture, one laboratory hour per week.
Management
MGT 150S Residential Contractors Limited License (2) This
course is designed for student to secure the Tennessee Residential
Contractors Limited License. Content will include construction
practices and techniques, materials, methods, codes, zoning,
regulations, ordinances, safety, and OSHA. Financial statements,
proper licensure application, and renewal forms will be prepared
in
class.
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