Technical Studies
Associate in Applied Science
60 Credit Hours
Purpose
The Technical Studies Program is designed as a non-transfer program for
students completing an occupational specialization at the career/vocational
centers. It is designed to provide students with the general education
knowledge, management skills and technical competencies necessary for
employment in a variety of occupations.
Component I - General Education Core: 20 credit hours
CS 102 Computer
Literacy 3
credit hours
EN 101 English Composition I 3
credit hours
MT 124 Technical Math 3
credit hours
OR 105 Orientation to Technical
Programs 1
credit hour
SP 103 Speech Fundamentals 3
credit hours
Any laboratory
science course 4
credit hours
Social Science elective
(PY 201 or SO 200) 3
credit hours
Component II - Technical Core: 13 credit hours
TS 274 Applied Technology Capstone 1 credit hour
Choose 12 hours from:
BU 207 Business
Law 3
credit hours
MG 260 Principles of Management 3
credit hours
MG 261 Human Resources Management 3
credit hours
MG 262 Small Business Management 3
credit hours
MG 264 Supervision 3
credit hours
MG 272 Industrial Leadership 3
credit hours
MN 109 Mine Law, Safety, and Health 3
credit hours
MN 115 Introduction to Mine
Management 3
credit hours
MN 136 Mine Management and Labor
Relations 3
credit hours
MN 150 Mine Foreman Certification 6
credit hours
Component III Specialization: Minimum of 27 credit hours
Students must complete one or more skill sets or occupational specializations. Areas of specialization are restricted to applied technology concepts and may be offered in cooperation with various third-party providers or local career and technical centers. Some specializations are offered on campus but not all specializations may be available at all locations or at all times. Students must contact the Department Chair for Applied and Industrial Technology to design a customized curriculum for their occupation.
The Tech Prep Vocational Specializations are offered in cooperation with the local vocational/career centers. Students completing any vocational occupational program at one of the vocational or career centers may request articulated or EDGE credits for courses. Students must submit a Tech-Prep Course Competency Transfer Form. Students should contact the Department Chair for Applied and Industrial Technology for details and a complete list of course requirements. Adult students may enroll in the vocational/career programs through Southern. Students should consult with their local center for course availability.
Department
Chair: 304.896.7337
Division Dean: 304.896.7302
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