Lake Campus
Certificates
Certificate in Management
The Certificate in Management is an 18-credit hour, three-quarter sequence of courses designed to prepare students to become effective managers. The course offerings are for persons who have had little or no formal training in management principles. Courses meet either during the week or on weekends, allowing a convenient time choice. All certificate classes may be applied toward an associate degree.
Fall
| ACC 201-3 | Accounting Concepts and
Principles I |
| MGT 100-3 | The World of Business and Administration |
Winter
| MGT 200-3 | Elements of Management and Supervision |
| COM 141-3 | Small-Group Communication |
Spring
| TMG 201-3 | Fundamentals of Management |
| EC 201-3 | Principles of Economics |
Advanced Certificate in Management
The Advanced Certificate in Management is a 16-credit hour, three-quarter sequence of courses designed to prepare students to become effective managers. The course offerings are for persons who have completed the Certificate in Management. All courses meet during the week and on weekends and may be applied toward an associate degree.
Fall
| TMG 270-3 | Production Management |
| TMK 201-3 | Basic Marketing I |
Winter
| COM 203-3 | Business Communication |
| TMG 210-3 | Personnel Management |
Spring
| CS 205-4 | Computer Literacy and Office Automation |
Certificate in Desktop Publishing
The Certificate in Desktop Publishing is a nine-credit hour, three-quarter sequence of three courses designed for the person in the office wishing to learn or implement desktop publishing skills.
Fall
| TOA 241-3 | Beginning Desktop Publishing |
Winter
| TOA 242-3 | Advanced Desktop Publishing |
Spring
| TOA 247-3 | Desktop Publishing Applications |
Certificate in Word Information Processing
The Certificate in Word Processing is a nine-credit hour, three-quarter sequence of courses designed for the person in the office wishing to upgrade or to implement word processing skills in an office environment and to train those desiring to learn the skill of word processing.
Fall
| EDT 220-3 | Introduction to Word/Information Processing |
Winter
| EDT 221-3 | Intermediate Word/Information Processing |
Spring
| EDT 222-3 | Advanced Word/Information Processing with Desktop Applications |
Certificate in CAD/CAM
The Certificate in “CAD/CAM” is an 18-credit hour, three-quarter sequence of courses designed to provide a thorough understanding of how the computer-aided design and manufacturing process functions in industry. The certificate program covers the fundamental principles and methods used in designing a product with AutoCAD. Additionally, the student will use CAM software to produce machinable CNC code and manufacture actual products designed in class. The certificate is designed for individuals who have a thorough understanding of drafting principles, but no CAD experience is assumed. In order to better serve the individuals enrolling in this program, a maximum of 12 students has been set. All courses meet during the week and on Saturdays and may be applied toward an associate degree.
Fall
| TEG 297-3 | Fundamentals of CAD I |
| TEG 297-3 | Beginning Computer-Aided Manufacturing |
Winter
| TEG 297-3 | Fundamentals of CAD II |
| TEG 297-3 | CNC Programming I |
Spring
| TEG 297-3 | Fundamentals of CAD III |
| TEG 297-3 | CNC Programming II |
Certificate in Microcomputer Applications
The Certificate in Microcomputer Applications is a 12-credit hour, three-quarter sequence of courses designed to provide a thorough coverage of many practical uses of microcomputers. A broad range of applications will be presented along with fundamental computer operations to prepare students to use microcomputers effectively at home or in business. Depending on the chosen major, some or all courses may be applicable toward an associate degree.
Fall
| CS 205-4 | Computer Literacy and Office Automation |
Winter
| CS 206-4 | Computer Software Productivity Tools |
Spring
| CS 207-4 | Advanced Office Productivity II |
Certificate in PhotoShop Design and Applications
| TOA 297-3 | Beginning PhotoShop Applications |
| TOA 297-3 | Intermediate PhotoShop Applications |
| TOA 297-3 | Advanced PhotoShop Applications |
Certificate in Software Applications
Requires nine one-credit hour software courses. See Advisor for approval of courses.
