ARC 11 CAT 1995-1997 v. XX Copy 1 Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2022 with funding trom North Carolina Digital Heritage Center https://archive.org/details/pittcommunitycol2Opitt PITT COMMUNITY COLLEGE Greenville, North Carolina Pitt Community College is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (1866 Southern Lane, Decatur, Georgia (404) 679-4501) to award Associate Degrees CATALOG OF COURSES DAY AND EVENING PROGRAMS Volume XX 1995-97 Copyright 1995 All Rights Reserved Bios Pitt Community College publishes this catalog to provide students and other interested persons with information about the College and its programs. The information provided is up-to-date as of May 1, 1995. For information about changes after this date, contact the Office of Information Management Services or the appropriate division director. The provisions of the catalog are not to be regarded as an irrevocable contract between students and Pitt Community College. The College reserves the right to change any provisions, requirements, or schedules at any time or to add or withdraw courses or program offerings. Every effort will be made to minimize the inconvenience such changes create for students. Students having questions not answered in this publication may secure additional information from the Office of the Dean of Students, Pitt Community College, P. O. Drawer 7007, Greenville, North Carolina 27835-7007; telephone (919) 321-4211. It is the policy of Pitt Community College not to discriminate against any person on the basis of race, color, handicap, sex, religion, age, or national origin in the recruitment and admission of students; the recruitment, employment, training, and promotion of faculty and staff; and the operation of any of its programs and activities, as specified by federal laws and regulations. Pitt Community College is an equal opportunity /a ffirmative action institution. PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE Welcome to Pitt Community College. We are delighted that you are interested in our College and look forward to serving you. Our wide range of programs, courses, and support services will assist you in achieving success in your chosen career. The success of our graduates has been a guide for the continued growth of our College. The need for a better educated workforce has increased in Pitt County, and Pitt Community College has continuously assisted by offering courses and curricula necessary to meet the demands of local and regional employers. Whether you wish to complete high school, earn a college degree, improve your job skills, or learn one of the many skills taught in our adult and continuing education programs, I am confident that you will find a service or program to meet your needs at Pitt Community College. This catalog provides you with a detailed description of the College's requirements, procedures, and offerings. What it cannot convey, however, is the satisfaction that comes from attending Pitt Community College. Here the staff and faculty have a genuine concern for the welfare and future success of its students. The opportunity is here for you. I urge you to take full advantage of the College's total resources in the development of your skills in your chosen field. Dr. Charles E. Russell, President TABLE OF CONTENTS ACADEMIC:CALENDAR © te he Ge cw ces ee eee eee 9 ORGANIZATION 05s ee oe hae a ok eral sha se clos Me ee ee 12 BoOarG or Prvisteesy ce aia ag be oc ele ee gt oat tn eee 1 Pitt County Board of Commissioners ..................... 12 ONICe Ol (NE PECSIOENILI sy ecisee eieeen ce tee 13 Oflicesof Student Senvices: s,s cessed sewe«.<r c.ee 13 Office of There xeculive ViCe’President™ ee. os ee. re 14 Office of the Vice President of Administrative Services ......... 14 Maintenance Departmen bicatopup cites hu bums ld «lice evel, ete) 15 Eéarning’ Resources! Centene ih: iy An ie, Be eu a 15 Officeror Continuing Education?) Bem Lahn is eiicece, Bienen iL lamer 16 Instructional’Statt by:Division }- We Oe. ieee.R ee 17 Preschool: Laboratory 2. eis wis aie © ose 0): MRO een an 20 GENERAL INFORMATION 20s oh oe Ue ee 21 History, of the;College i: noo, aor ced serial Fiat. mem uti ee, 21 Location ..... pee Spates toa) Ea, eT CNY Ted |” Simstyeek” & 8]e w ie ae 22 Mission Statemientay... % (sciisrtrecear pt. ec. a) PE ae eee 22, Areas Of StUCY. $5 crusted trie j lecaly sien eee ecetdet. native ele eee 23 Non-Degree, Curriculum, Creditvna i... uitubepsamr eBsiee e 24 ADMISSIONS ties am cy spetlesth ed, dees 2 hte ds acter nue wnat bet Ak elena ie 25 Creneral ACIMISSIONS v\aek geal dcaar is Geta ea a ns ae ee 25 ASSCEIACCIICIC TEStN GS| ula ut aoBy ue chymase yt oe he eee 25 Elealifinociences AdmiSSiONS 4. ete eeeer 26 TransterAdmissions 7") @ et 6 eiayo 0 ee, OA PR gk 26 Readmission of Curmicular Students 0. te 26 PrOvViSionaVACMISsiONSiy: acts 8 Sl ba ee gee ee ee PETE High School Admissions (Dual Enrollment) ................ NE International otudenGAdmissions dit). eee PAT Student Right-To-Know Act Disclosure ................... 28 TUITION, FEES AND OTHER EXPENSES ....................... 29 DULL On eee eh ee eae he tae MULTE Te a ee ae eh 29 Bull-Time Tuition ic... eee.ee 29 Parts Dime SeUINOn Ss cycn.sl tacks cae ak ck ke 29 SCUIOUCINZ CUS wenn deceit tit nn >... eo ae 29 BAU CHSC TICS icine bP A Bret eee 29 Out-ofmstetterswidenis eliSuee .Se .e.e ay 29 Residence Classification for Tuition PUrDOSESa.8.0.7. 4tehe0 29 Bees and Olen EXDenses fa. ih te ee 30 SIUGENUAGUVINGR eG? ahve hi oe oe in 30 Recidentinsurance (7.7 uve ce We Sls A 30 Professional Liability Insurance ................... 30 PIES BOC fa ies rane weet. did et. 1 er 30 TSetuxdtebnoto ksFseaesn d forS uLpaplbioersa to|r.3y. 7/.C l0inical0/ S OD. iyf a)se 3ST0 Be UDC EROUCY At etee hs. a/./2/. 0. a AE hy1 S ei 31 ACADEMIC REGULATIONS Cue SO. TEAR OPC He. WOR Oe FOF) OL) Oe ae eeP elt a “el ope | 6.0.0) ue Ee Stu6) few oem a" 6 «6 @lasss>chedulery rtiaetrocosmecea, tiohaebei Vobratdem: .. PECISEPAUONPMAE WEEN. oi... Seo, VE RET wil: occu. Preregistration and Registration Late Registration Penalty a 18 FS OO OS £0. FOF eke Tele wee se, ‘ese Vee © te UCIT S COULSES U0 5 43...4 :d etav anes ceo Aa ee. SE Registration for Developmental Courses ............. Dropping and/or Adding Courses ................. BOULSC LOAGL Wil mids ym eis ee bon pektuneld mop... PSCT CLAN CG pth i rsaciiyss cain aig MONTEL NL DO LYE moertigha |". Credit DY EXAMiINnation pic coc nk. Weis Sey cveoteonct Noe OP os. Credit by Examination for RED 1101 .......0....... CPN ANEP e XRATIN ALON jogi nctag natyresiens Vtu n toataggs- tee CIOS» pau TAT SICTAC TCO yh geht. ice 2 tii foruaned nga Yukb at ACen as RE sk Credit for Non-Traditional Learning ................ Advanced Placement Examinations/CLEP...... Educational Experiences in the Armed Services . . Expementialhearming urihorw noel AIP... 2. yes Ss Advanced Placement Credit for High School Students ... STE CGE eOIAL: AVCTOOC sae cash b iis Fy.cdesinns sande Ske plane eee [2 APEOG b ene Weag ers Ale Our ROU i:.s ..'.. » « BiMdelans GeMb ID. . kee ew. Padi ySle lin mili scart tation ecg IST. we es 5 realle wrens er licbs matric t() lyn bo 2}V OORoo.. ee GaeT NGERROULCSS: BrA . 0p SKU DFAS A I ORSAR.. eae. es Pea enuererODALOgAy wy alee 14) ENED TO oie wba Unsatisfactory Academic Progress ................. SatisfactorysAcademic:Progress, i2766 w,ee ee GoodAcademic standin cgasygscr rr. Ea. 2 ld a Standards of Academic Progress Scale .............. Privacy of. ducational. Records....... .- 0. «06+ +=. SUG IER... IP ATISGLIDUS Ue ate ncaies carte tel cayricopedieyee @ acm = SAO TE. Transfer to, Other IMStitu tions . . 2. ni ie eee RP AIR EI «5 Changes in Regulations ..... 6.2.eee 2et.e ee.e e.ee e ee, Changes in Major Course of Study .....+--.+ .se-e e-ee e- Sines LASSINCAUON Sats ret esree wore ¢ oer emia teat me es ee Graduation Requirements .....2.0 .ee.e e.ee. eee2 ee e Graduation After Termination of Attendance ............... Catalog. of Record)... 6 ces 2's = ee ee = + SUI Ge. Repetition of Course Work ...2. ee.e ee-e ee-e e-e e es FACULTY ADVISOR SYSTEM .......02. ee.ct. -ee-e e0ee es EOAI NGNTA LSAT tik eetcuaehi betes oo. dw ov ca ooo) Oo eee Academic RequirementS ....+.e .set.e t-eet-er -ee e Grantee. Be ee A ON? SAL I TRE Bi Federal. Work-Study:ciigsik boi ae <a fe ee ee 56 Refund /Student Repayment Policies for Title IV Programs ... 1... ee ee eee 56 Scholarships, wig: .- AOU IES TR, PATOL ees fee aetna 56 Other Sources of Assistance .. 0... be eeee es 5 STUDENT: SERVICES ooo. ics coic cc ep ete eng ere pene Gilet eA ete| o s le“ astute es 59 GON Seling yeh awe et RII FOE A ES EUR eae eae 59 Student Support Services © 2.2. i. Seee e e es 59 Career Planning and Placement Center .........-.-.---+--- 60 Human Resources Development ........0.-2. .e.ee- ee e 60 Disability (Retention Services ¢ sini-<) Prterral- eet es we 61 AthleticS Program pepe mura. 5.0: ss RUMORS NS BREE eee gc cl ote 4 61 Health, Service ysis igeites dejan ter. feo OP RY, ORD Oe 5 nse altd se 62 MentaliHealthiServices ....0. sapappeie. comin se 0 a PU Oe Pe ns 62 HOOd. SERVICE jGM ica ts erences AIEEE ON, TE sc nie wne lade ts 63 Preschool Laboratory *. Ake. 2b TEMTt., 6 oc es 63 HOUSED egg Wie ects oe. ve'h alte oen as PUSAN TEE SERENE Hee ee los ola 63 Identification: Cards iad ve ccs cite tay thee Je PRET IE POMEL 5 trai ate 63 Student Organizationisnwgrn Vane ani: Skee RP, eer. 8. 2 5, 63 American Association of Medical Assistants .......... 63 American Institute of Architecture Students .......... 64 Data Processing Management Association ........... 64 DeltaEpslomChis Behe) MONIES GHA. 2 ek 64 GammaBeta: Pn »..4'4 4 an te. AN SR ene aes 5 64 Phi Beta’ Lambda .....+.«/s . 4x SOMIOIT, ORY SE a UIE... 64 Pitt Community College Association of Nursing Students . 65 Pitt Community College Chapter of the Mental Health Association. of Pit. County «.... 4, CSOT See. 65 Pitt Community College Paralegal Association ......... 65 Pitt Community College Student Ambassadors Southern Organization of Human Service Education .... 66 student. Government Association@ai oo. er... we 66 Student Occupational Therapy Association........... 66 Bu DH CANONS 4 i e548. su asl abr. ny CARS ERE AER RE, ACR WIE 66 CIC EGGLOUGS cca Wirt heute co A A oe A Klino is 4 te ym EE 67 CIASS RIN8 S ogg est etei ain ss so «nm AOMORI RTT, LCE LR 67 Traffic Regulations, fei... ne «<x 5 CRORE Ol eo ee 67 Inclement Weather. cscs. «a. MOK: We Fe) OA Meee 67 Eire DiS toss eaten fae spccikins oc2k <a k)< 2, x, RAMP RE BED ORR Se 67 Student Rights and Responsibilities ..................... 67 Student Involvement in College Decision Making ............ 68 DISCIDUMATV AR CUOT gs cis iedie 6% x,4)s-4 40:5 Oe A 68 SLUCGenECONCUCE o-... . 4d at OM OR MAG? Op. eR 68 DISTUSSAD ieo o ii iofreiie ited yecsanikess 4 OD SA Te 69 DUC ELOCESS a. oo 8 ak ww Sola ew vso oh eect cs 69 Sede ig ine Sune = s+ . SPER ce ee 69 SUBSTANCE ABUSE AND COMMUNICABLE DISEASE POLICY ...... 69 CONTROLLED SMOKING POLICY .................... rq 6 CANVASSING, PEDDLING AND SOLICITATION POLICY ........... 71 LEARNING RESOURCES CENTER ......................2000. 71 COOPERATIVE EDUCATION ...........00.0..00.00. c.c .ee e 72 CONTINUING. EDUCATION? ou)... Gilat pe hea tao® eaves... 73 DUSSIONS @o: 62S ww ws SRY, TE) Yoni Tig weytse).. 74 schedule of.Courses, ......:. . Wnelaraise), 2olisoristariesd. 74 ROC saer a 18. ene TAG REA ae ee Ey Shes 3 75 RefncsPolicy Awa ol Snvices IeeSeere ci s Et 76 Occupavional:Programs .'.... ... Veratner ece?a T S. 76 General Occupational Courses ................... 77 Specialty Occupational Courses .................. 77 Criminal Justice/Law Enforcement Training .... 77 Emergency Services Trainingo/sinsiisawnntee!... . 77 Fire Rescuefiraining: ©.s fenissin Ycel Toerr ori e. 1f Food Service/Hospitality Training............ 78 Licensure /Certification ies) tr ovmam est wae... 78 Management Development Training .......... 78 Professional In-Service Programs ............ 78 Quality Training ..... Baers eer... 79 maletyerraining (OSHA) 1 ..2.0.. C%OR.R 2 76, Business and Industry Services. yalesonne imebs Jeewss. 79 PXDDreEnuiceships . sure). Sey ee eae. 80 Focused Industrial Training .... . 0% SoeO’ sauna... 80 New and Expanding Industries Program ............ 80 Puciibusiness Cententisinigesy wes ark Tue en eae 80 Community Services/General Adult Education ............. 81 Ree AM SPELELCALION oon ieo ew ec ee ae teo ec e Ge Te 82 Pealteoasic Education: . i... so SOO OR ae .. 82 Adult High School Diploma Program ............... 82 General Educational Development (GED) ............ 82 High School Diploma Equivalency/GED............. 83 English as a Second Language ...............-.-- 83 ; lfeamiiniesOenter.......... cloutvearae leR.e - 83 Compensatory Education ....... ... SY. GR Gas 83 Workshops, Seminars, and Conferences ................-- 84 Sel-Supporting Courses (20s oss... ABE Sas. 84 CURRICULUM PROGRAMS .... 2... 06 Pe ee TI 85 PAGCOUTIETIO Le UATE 2 a aoe QED SLC INE CSTR RS 86 Administrative Office Technology ...........-.-2-2-+eeees 88 Air Conditioning, Heating and Refrigeration Technology ....... 91 Architectural) Technology . . 2. 0.1.1. KE SS ES 94 Associate Degree Nursing ....2 e.ee -eee -ee e-ee -eee eee 96 Automotive Technology «00... 0 cece ee es eee IR 5 one aten 98 Basic Law Enforcement Training .......-----se+e+ e+ee : 100 Business’Administration ..... 2. ee ee we we 101 Business Computer Programming .....------+++eeeeeee 103 Commercial Art and Advertising Design .........+--+---+-- 106 BOSCO OVir a oo 5 aes SNS + Bw a ERY Renee 108 Criminal Justice: Protective Services Technology ........... 109 Early Childhood Associate ......2. e.ee. ee.e e.ee. e ee 111 Electronic Servicing 20) 8). ia sc a... eR ieeute nie oe ements 114 Electronics Engineering Technology ...........---++-++-- 116 General Technology Curriculum Core ....... So OIE = 119 Health Information Technology .........0....0....0m).. 121 Health’ UnitCoordimator ee oy. as. i a A A See 123 Human Resources Management .:.....00:00.. .05.00.. . 124 Human. Services Technology #2. 2°02) (Ren. oe. 127 Imaging Technology (Technical Specialty) ................ 129 Industrial Construction Technology ..................4.4. 131] Industrial Electrical/Electronics Technician............... 133 Industrial Maintenance dc. Bape. VeRO Ee 5 ie wk & 136 Industrial Maintenance Technology .................... 138 Instance (Technical Specialty angers Sees. 6 2. Ss. a ek 140 Law Enforcement T echnologyirr tire aes.Sk .a.e 141 Machinist snevenert: Meigeoe nue a 143 Manufacturing Engineering Technology.................. 146 Marketing .andiRetalling: .. 2 Se Reere vaies 2. oc 148 Masonry soe? see ear er reer ete e ee LU el ee 150 Medical’ Assisting Technology 27ein"e . )a aoe ... 152 Medical: Office Technology. shee 4G)”. “eiae a onrORCNEE, se 155 Medical:Sonography. ..2°. ativan’ Geese Doeeny, 1 1 a 158 Nuclear, Medicine Technology itt torie1se aue,e en 160 Occupational-Therapy Assistanteiinei sNaomeee. ateLe 163 Operations Management Technology.................... 165 ParalegalbTechnolopy <1. 8 haa a nee SER ROE 5S 167 Phlebotomiyeer 7s Ae 2h) Sa eae ne Sia et ak oa ne 169 Pre-Business/Administratlonie ae ameMInA ) 170 Pre-Educatiom (Elementary) age seo Ye eee4. w k. 172 Pre-Education(Secondary) 0 ae. eee He. 174 Pre-LiberalArts Se). See BI fe Heb, og sak 176 Radiation*?iherapy Technology ye ae ae Ya 178 Radiography 4i , dak h. i oh SOA Putmano s, 181 Real'Estate(TechnicalsSpecialty)ic tire. ereeee sae 183 KealiEstate Appraisal) ..)i:. 080 < Bee Binetae , 184 Residentia\.il. 5.'c u.@.:5.a4 r4.2p1,e nStORrEyS, See ee 185 Respiratory;@are Technology... on 4. 6... Be) 187 Surveying Technology (Technical Specialty) ............... 189 Weldin ig aa ceyl ii ae Te te Bike ebeted 4, aynitreott boastY sth. 190 DEVELOPMENTAL COURSES ............................. 193 COURSE PREFIX IDENTIFICATION......................... 196 GOURSE. DESCRIPTIONS 0)... jn 2k 4. DROOL OE, tines. 198