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MOBERLY AREA COMMUNITY COLLEGE

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

James M. Cooksey, President Brad Goessling, Member

John Cochran, Vice President David Weis, Member

Denise Caldarella, Secretary Lori Turk, Member

COLLEGE PRESIDENT

Jeffery C. Lashley

DECEMBER AGENDA

December 14, 2015

MISSION

MACC provides dynamic and accessible educational opportunities that empower our students and enrich our communities.

VII. REPORT OF THE PRESIDENT

A. Personnel (Please see Appendix D.)

1. Title Changes

It is recommended to the Board of Trustees that the persons listed in the enclosed attachment be formally approved for title changes as presented.

Motion to: _____________________________ _

By: _____________ Seconclecl by: ____________ _

Action: ______________________________ _

2. Employment

It is recommended to the Board of Trustees that the person listed in the enclosed attachment be formally approved for employment as presented.

It is also recommended to the Board of Trustees that the adjunct faculty members be formally employed. Employment of part-time faculty members is contingent on class enrollment and all official records required being on file at Moberly Area Conummity College.

Notations: _____________________________ _

Motion to: ------------------------------

By: ____________ ~Seconclecl by: _____________ _

Action: -------------------------------

B. Request for February 2016 Board of Trustees' Work Session

It is reconunended to the Board of Trustees that a work session be held during the month of February 2016 to discuss the proposed 2015-16 budget revisions. A suggested date and time would be Tuesday, February 16, at 5:30 p.m. This work session would be held in the Board Conference Room in Andrew Komar, Jr. Hall.

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By: _______________ Sccondcd by: _____________ _

Action: -------------------------------~

C. Audit Repo1i 2014-2015

It is recommended to the Board of Trustees that the Board-appointed Audit Committee be authorized to accept the audit of Moberly Area Community College's financial statements for the year ended June 30, 2015. The completed audit will be forwarded to the Board ofTrnstees as soon as it becomes available.

Notations: ______________________________ _

Motion to: -------------------------------

By: _______________ Seconded by: _____________ _

Action: -------------------------------~

D. Missouri Arts Council Grant

On behalf of the Moberly Area Community College Foundation, MACC submitted a grant proposal to the Missouri Arts Council to support activities associated with Art on the Block. The Missouri Atis Council has awarded MACC $1,344, which will be used to further expand this event which aims to stimulate an interest in the arts among all ages. It is recollllllended to the Board of Trustees that formal approval be given to accept and implement these grant monies.

Notations: -------------------------------

Motion to: ______________________________ _

By: ______________ S,econded by: ____________ _

Action: -------------------------------~


E. Vocational Enhancement Purchase - Milling Machine

It is recommended to the Board of Trnstees that formal approval be given for the purchase of one Bridegport Series 1 Standard Vertical Milling Machine with digital readout in the amount of $20,945, from Zimmerman McDonald Machinery, Inc. of St. Louis, Missouri. This milling machine will be used in the Machine Tool program classes at the Moberly Area Technical Center (MA TC). No other bids were received. Funding source is the Vocational Enhancement Grant.

By: ______________ .Seconded by: ____________ _

Action: _______________________________ _

F. Proposed Policy Handbook Revisions - Organizational Charts (Please see Appendix E.)

It is recommended to the Board of Trustees that the revisions to the organizational chaits be approved. These changes are necessary due to the transition of several positions, and to better reflect the rep01ting nature of specific positions.

Notations: -------------------------------

Motion to: ______________________________ _

By: ______________ Seconded by: ____________ _

Action: _______________________________ _

G. General Information

I. Holiday Community Projects

The MACC-Columbia Higher Education Center faculty and staff donated 10 sets of sheets, 10 thermal weave blankets, 20 pillows, and a large assortment of personal hygiene products for Patriot Hall. Patriot Hall will provide housing for returning heroes and is a project of Welcome Home Inc., an organization started by a group of Veterans. The first phase of Patriot Hall consists of 10 beds, a commons area, and a dining facility.


The MA CC-Hannibal Area Higher Education Center students, faculty and staff collected 430 jars of peanut butter for the Hannibal Public School Buddy Pack Program, and helped stuff and prepare the Buddy Packs for distribution. They also collected toys for the Toys for Tots program.

The MA CC-Kirksville Higher Education Center students, faculty and staff are participating in the Adopt-A-Child program. They have also been decorating the Twin Pines Nursing Home in memory of long-time art instructor Nancy Herron.

The Advanced Technology Center, Mexico - PTK members, faculty, and staff are sponsoring a non-perishable food drive for the Help Center. The food items will be distributed throughout the Mexico commlmity. They also participated in the campaign for the United Way of Audrain County. The ATC exceeded their goal by 65%.

MACC faculty and staff at the Moberly campus donated 80 pies through the Pie-A-Thon sponsored by Moberly Motors for the annual community Thanksgiving dinner.

2. MACC Small Business Technology Development Center - Fiscal Year 2015 Year End Report

MACC's Small Business Technology Development Center (SBTDC) closed out its 2014-2015 fiscal year September 30, 2015. SBDC Director Darrell Hampsten was named the Missouri State Star, which he received at the national conference in San Francisco. The SBTDC provided counseling for seventy-six clients this past year, assisted in staiting seven new businesses, and also helped in the creation of sixty new jobs for the area.

3. Assurance Argument

MACC submitted its Assurance Argument on November 13 as part of the Higher Learning Commission's Open Pathway accreditation process. The Assurance Argument, which details how an institution meets the criteria for accreditation, occurs in years four and ten of the tenyear Pathway cycle, and a comprehensive visit occurs in year ten as well. A peer review team will evaluate MACC's Assurance Argument electronically and make a recommendation to I-ILC's Institutional Actions Council on whether MACC should continue on the Pathway or if monitoring is required. MACC's next step in the accreditation process will be selecting its Quality Initiative, which occurs between years five and nine.

Notations: _____________________________ _


4. AEL/Missouri Department of Transportation Grant Proposal

The Adult Education and Literacy Program (AEL) has submitted a proposal for a grant to partner with the Missouri Department of Transportation for a pilot program called On-theJob Training Supportive Services (OJT/SS Ladders for Opportunities). The grant would provide funding for forming a heavy highway construction ce11ificate program at MACC. Upon notification ofreceipt of the grant, the proposal will be brought to the Board of Trustees for approval to implement the grant monies.

5. Athletic Banquet

Both the Greyhound and Lady Greyhound teams will be honored for their season accomplishments at the annual Athletic Banquet to be held in the Fitzsimmons-John Arena on April 9, 2016.

Notations: _____________________________ _

6. Food Inspection Report (Please see Appendix F.)

The Randolph County Health Department routinely inspected the MACC kitchen facilities on Wednesday, December 2, 2015. There were no violations found.

Notations: _____________________________ _

7. Curriculum Committee (Please sec Appendix G.)

The Curriculum Committee revised course proposals, revised course or certificate proposals, and deleted course proposals are attached for your information. These proposals have been approved by the Curriculum Committee, the President's Council, and the MACC President.

Notations: ------------------------------

8. 2016-2017 Academic Calendar (Please sec Appendix H.)

The 2016-2017 calendar is attached for your information. This is the first time the 2016-2017 calendar is being presented to the Board. It may be necessary to make revisions or adjustments prior to the 2017 calendar year.

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VIII. OTHER BUSINESS

A. Other

B. Fonun - Open Discussion

Notations: -------------------------------

IX. ADJOURN

By: _______________ .Scconded by: _____________ _

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December 14, 2015

VII. Report of the President

A. Personnel

I. Title Changes

a. Director of Dual Credit, Recruitment and Special Events - Shannon Crist

Shannon Crist's title will change from Coordinator of Off-Campus Programs to Director of Dual Credit, Recruitment and Special Events, beginning January I, 2016. This title change better reflects her job responsibilities due to the transition from Off-Campus to Student Services.

b. Administrative Assistant to the Dean of Student Affairs and Enrollment Management - Ann Ostermann

Ann Ostermann's title will change from Administrative Assistant of OffCampus Programs to Administrative Assistant to the Dean of Student Affairs and Enrollment Management, beginning January I, 2016. This title change better reflects her job responsibilities due to the transition from Off-Campus to Student Services.

c. Administrative Assistant of Student Affairs - Debbie Davidson

Debbie Davison's title will change from Administrative Assistant to the Dean of Student Services to Administrative Assistant of Student Affairs, beginning January I, 2016. This title change better reflects her job responsibilities due to the transition of positions in Student Services.

2. Employment

a. Men's Resident Assistant for Spring 2016

Brian Studer will fill the position of Men's Dorm Resident Assistant for the spring 2016 semester. Mr. Studer is a 2015 graduate of Germantown High School in Germantown, Wisconsin. He is seeking an associate of science degree in engineering.

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Persons previously employed at MACC:

Main Campus Ancell, Dusty Barner, Brenda Bennett, Marlena Bucker!, Steve Cella, Kathy Derboven, Deb Ehrhardt, Virginia Ellersieck, Chris Fowler, Terry Gibbs, Charles Grant, James Heckner, Renee Hughes, Jill Jemes, Natalie Johnson, Julie Joiner, Clay Killinger, Chad Moore, Fergus Nelson, Terry Ratliff, Jonean Riely, Pat

Riley, Frank Roads, Charles Smith, Magi Smith, Pat Vossler, Barb Vossler, Paul Williams, Clint

Machine Tool, I, II, III, and IV; Special Problems in Machine Tool Introduction to Contemporary Literature, Public Speaking Web Design I Support for Technical Math, Technical Math Human Anatomy with Lab, Physiology with Lab General Psychology Fundamentals of Writing, Fundamentals of Critical Reading Life Sports World Geography II, American History to 1865 Welding, I, II, III, and IV; Special Problems in Welding Sociology Nutrition, Health, and Safety Fundamentals of Writing CDA Seminar Composition I and II Basic Emergency Medical Technician Varsity Sports II and IV, Introduction to Physical Education Ceramics I and JI Introduction to the Bible Private Voice I, II, III, and IV College Orientation, Employment Seminar, Human Lifespan Development Introduction to Corrections, Probation, and Parole Fundamentals of Math Composition II, Classical Mythology Methods and Technology of Officiating l, Varsity Sp01is II and IV Fundamentals of Algebra Fundamentals of Math Life Sports

MACC - Columbia Higher Education Center Allen, Rebecca General Psychology, Abnormal Psychology Baker, Cara Fundamentals of Math; Fundamentals of Algebra; Computer

Baitlett, Brooke Beck, Shari Binkley, Ginger (Mary) Blazis, Vincent Boon, Robert Briscoe, Andrew Brown, David Burns, Robert Callahan, William Casey, Bill Chitwood, Kimberly

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Assisted Pre-Algebra I, II, and III Composition II General Psychology, Human Lifespan Development General Psychology, Human Lifespan Development General Chemistry I and II Composition I Functions and Policies of American Government Fundamentals of Algebra, College Algebra Intermediate Algebra Public Speaking World Geography I Human Anatomy with Lab, Physiology with Lab

Christopher, Eric Craig, Ted Darr, Drew Day, Rebecca Echternach, Tim Fey, Michael Fine, Connie Gaddy, John Garner, John Glendening, Theresa Goodrich, Russell Grant, James Green, Daniel Habermeyer, Ryan Hardwick, Samuel Head, Betsy Huaco, Dan Jacobs, Ted Johnson, Scott Jones, Cynthia Kastman, Joshua Kerns, Amanda Krishna, Santosh Lamsal, Jagat Lorio, Julio McClain, Mya

McCrady, Andrew

McDermott, Maggie Mc Vicker, Maryellen

Mendez-Flores, Carlos Merrill, Pat Middaugh, Natasha Moore, Fergus Najem, Lamya Oshokoya, Olayinka Palmer, Bill Parke, Catherine

Perkins, Dav id

Perkins, Marcus Polk, James Proctor, Michael Radtke, Glenn Rahner, Matt

Intermediate Algebra, College Algebra Earth Science, Geology Composition II Computer Essentials Fundamentals of Critical Reading, Public Speaking Introduction to Contemporary Literature, Science Fiction Theater Appreciation, Acting I and II, Public Speaking Foundations of Chemistry, General Astronomy Analytic Geometry and Calculus Sociology Western Civilization I, American History to 1865 Sociology Composition II, American Literature Survey from 1870 Composition I, American Literature from 1870 Precalculus, Analytic Geometry and Calculus Intermediate Algebra Statics Public Speaking Biology Fundamentals of Critical Reading, Technology for Teachers Atmospheric Science College Orientation Computer Essentials General Astronomy Biology, Introduction to Conservation Biology Fundamentals of Algebra; Computer Assisted Pre-Algebra I, II and III Computer Assisted Pre-Algebra I, II and III; Analytical Geometry and Calculus III; Differential Equations Composition I and II Art Survey and Appreciation I, American History to 1865, Functions and Policies of American Government Elementary Spanish, Intermediate Spanish College Algebra, Trigonometry General Psychology Art Appreciation I Elementary Arabic Foundations of Chemistry Human Anatomy with Lab Fundamentals of Critical Reading, History and Development of the Short Story Sociology; Introduction to Corrections, Probation, and Parole; Social Deviance Computer Essentials Sociology, Social Problems, Sociology of the Family Macroeconomics Public Speaking Digital Photography

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Rinehart, Janet Robbins, Wayne Roberts, Nicholas Roberts, Steven Ross, Anne Ross, Eric Schlimpeti, Sherrill Schrader, Jazmin Schulte, Joyce Semler, Brandon Shanks, Patti Shepard, Allen Slaughter, Arthur Smith, Rose Snell, Dale Snodgrass, Mike Spiess, Jennifer

Stewart, Ernest Stuhlman, Brian Sveum, Matt Tate, Brian Tennill, Don Terhune, Michael Walker, Lisa Wallace, Laurie Waters-Earhart, Beth Whalen, Nancy Wolf, Steven Zumsteg, Cathy

Play as Learning Computer Essentials, Music Appreciation Composition I Introduction to Juvenile Justice System Fundamentals of Algebra Introduction to Business Children's Literature for the Elementary Teacher College Orientation General Psychology, Heath Psychology and Biofeedback Public Speaking Color Theory Composition I Fundamentals of Algebra Fundamentals of Writing Fundamentals of Math American History to 1865, American History from 1865 Introduction to Conservation Biology (Honors), Introductory Plant Biology Introduction to Business, Principles of Marketing Fundamentals of Writing Macroeconomics, Microeconomics Music Appreciation, Music of America Business Law II American History to l 865 Human Anatomy with Lab Zoology, Human Anatomy with Lab Biology College Algebra Fundamentals of Math Earth Science, Geology

MACC - Hannibal Higher Area Education Center Brummett, Kenneth Introduction to Conservation Biology Dick, Jimmy World Geography I, American History from 1865, American On

Screen II Gilliland, Helen Principles of Management, Computer Essentials, Introduction to

Information Technology Huber, Tara (Yarbrough) General Psychology, Abnormal Psychology Lawless, Melissa (Campbell) Sociology; Introduction to Corrections, Probation, and Parole Lebron, Peter Elementary Spanish Mack, Jeanne Intermediate Algebra, College Algebra McGowan, Cheryl Computer Essentials Miskell, William Western Civilization I, American History to 1865 Moss, Brian Drawing and Composition I Moss, Kelly Art Survey and Appreciation II, Life Sports Rothfuss, Helen Music Appreciation, Music of America Salter, Frank Foundations of Chemistry, Earth Science, General Astronomy Sec, Amy College Orientation

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Seward, Karen

Thrower, Joseph Trullinger, Terry

Williams, William Cole Woodside, Melissa

Foundations of Education, Technology for Teachers, Children's Literature for the Elementary Teacher Introduction to Philosophy, Introduction to the Bible American History to l 865, Functions and Policies of American Government Introduction to Ethics, Bioethics Fundamentals of Math, Fundamentals of Algebra

MACC - Kirksville Higher Education Center Best, Christopher Bevill, Kim Bohac, John Bradshaw, Janelle Casady, Jean Connor, Nichole

Copeland, Matt Frushour, Ted Garth, David Hartman, Janice Herron, Buster Hunsaker, Terry Jemes, Natalie Keene, Anthony King, Meghan Lee, Gary Loper, Kayla Maddox, Sarah Meyer, Jennifer Nothdurft, Jennifer Pita, Laura Rempe, Sandra

Riggenbach, Dane Roberts, Julie Sedinkin, Scrgey Smelcer, John VanDolah, Lynn

American History to l 865 Computer Essentials Art Survey and Appreciation 11, Beginning Sculpture Introduction to Ethics Theater Appreciation, Literature of the American South Teaching Profession with Field Experience, Technology for Teachers Composition I Science Fiction Intermediate Algebra General Psychology, Human Lifespan Development Fundamentals of Math Introduction to the Bible Play as Learning Human Relations in Management Foundations of Education College Algebra, Trigonometry Computer Essentials Public Speaking Educational Psychology Human Anatomy with Lab Music Appreciation Introduction to Criminal Justice System, Introduction to Juvenile Justice System Composition II College Orientation Foundations of Chemistry Classical Mythology Sociology

Macon Arca Education Center Harvey, Judy Johnson, Julie King, William Stanley, Sherry Thrasher, Teresa

Composition II Classical Mythology Principles of Marketing Introduction to Criminal Justice Systems Elementary Spanish

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Advanced Technology Center - Mexico Burson, Barbara Fundamentals of Math, Fundamentals of Algebra Eick, Christine General Psychology Fennewald, Betty Composition I and II, American Literature from 1870 Fischer, Robert Public Speaking Groes, Candace Introduction to Business, Human Relations in Management Groves, Caroline Human Relations in Management Kemp, Cynthia College Algebra Lewis, William American History to 1865, American History from 1865 Lierheimer, Vicki Elementary Accounting I Lower, Elizabeth Fundamentals of Critical Reading Mayson, Anna Fundamentals of Writing Morman, Todd American History to I 865 Mossman, Karen Public Speaking Nance, Julie Sociology Roberts, Steven Sociology Schulte, Martin Clinical Microbiology Staley, Walter Computer Essentials, Music Appreciation Stevenson, Annette Immunohematology Wolf, Steven Fundamentals of Algebra

Online Allen, Judy Blake, Betsy Brobst, Travis Chrisman, Carolyn Coleman, Rebecca Collins, Michele Crist, Shannon David, Jessica DeVine, Linda Dennis, Laura Douglass, Misty Erwin, Kim Fast, Tonya Field, Renee Fowler, Artie Gaddy, John Gentile, Deanna German, Susan Gilliland, Helen Grindstaff, Jennifer Groves, Caroline Habermeyer, Ryan Hansen, John Heimann, Stephanie Hitchcock, Christina Jermyn, Deb

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Fundamentals of Algebra Fundamentals of Algebra Personal Finance American History to 1865 Composition II Human Lifespan Development Health and Hygiene General Psychology, Human Lifespan Development Composition I History and Development of the Short Story, Classical Mythology General Psychology College Orientation College Orientation Composition II, Introduction to Contemporary Literature Foundations of Education, Health and Hygiene General Astronomy Composition II, Children's Literature for the Elementary Teacher Foundations of Chemistry Introduction to Information Technology Composition I Human Relations in Management Classical Mythology Composition II Human Lifespan Development Composition I, African-American Literature Medical Terminology

Johns, Amy King, William Koffarnus, Patricia Laccone, Frank Marek, Sandra McCall, Michele McClay, Rebecca Mendez, Sara Mertens, Laura Mileski, Michael Moore, Levi Morgenstern, Nicole Patton, Catherine Roling, Francine (Nichols) Phillips, Stephanie Read, Carl Resa, Angela Ricar, Sondra Roberts, Julie Ruhlander, Tanya Ruzihitskaya, Lanika Schlosser, Annie

See, Arny Shanks, Patti Stanek, Shannon Stuart, Kelsey Suchland, John Terhune, Michael Townsend, Susan Warner, Shawna Weimer, Arny Williams, William Cole Wilson, Chad

Dual Credit Online Chipman, Andrea Coleman, Rebecca Dennis, Laura Douglass, Misty Gibbons, Erin Lamb, Vanessa Mendez, Sara Ricar, Sondra Warner, Shawna Wooldridge, Holly

Medical Terminology, Music Appreciation Introduction to Business Medical Terminology Introduction to Conservation Biology Elementary Accounting I Art Survey and Appreciation II Human Anatomy with Lab Biology College Orientation Physiology with Lab Composition I Computer Essentials, College Orientation Introduction to British History, American in Vietnam Introduction to Social Psychology, Abnormal Psychology Computer Essentials Computer Essentials Fundamentals of Algebra American History to 1865 Introduction to Business Functions and Policies of American Government General Astronomy Biology, Introduction to Conservation Biology, Human Anatomy with Lab Principles of Marketing Art Survey and Appreciation I General Psychology Biology Human Anatomy with Lab World Geography I and II Composition 11, Science Fiction Public Speaking Computer Essentials, College Orientation Bioethics General Psychology

College Algebra Composition II Classical Mythology General Psychology College Algebra Composition II Biology American History to 1865 Public Speaking Elementary Spanish

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Computer Support Specialist Certificate of Specialization October 20, 2015

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Remove CIT I 01 Computer Essentials and CIT! 07 IT Essentials II; add CIT! 05 Programming 1 and CIT152 Fundamentals of Networking (proposed name change of Introduction to Networks).

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In April 2015, there were several changes that were made to the CIT Programming and Networking AAS degrees. These proposed ce1tificate changes are in line with the changes that were made earlier this year to the AAS.

Budgetary Implications: (equipment, research, software, instructor development/training and promotion/advertising, added instructors)

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11. Date of Most Recent Program Review:

2010

12. Recommended Effective Date oflmplementation:

Spring 2016

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Computer Support Specialist Certificate of Specialization

CIT1G1 Cem~~ter EsseAlials CIT105 ProQramminQ I CIT106 IT Essentials I CIT107 IT EsseAtials II CIT152 Fundamentals of Networkina CIT135 Obiect Oriented Proarammina I CIT145 Web Desian I CIT150 Linux Administration I

Total

3

3

3

3 3 3

18

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EET104 Electrical Print Reading October 20, 2015


DELETED COURSE PROPOSAL FORM http://www.macc.edn/-aa/cc _info

__ -. , -·- - I ·.· Approved by CC: .U/17 15 •Approved by PC: 11/24/15 '-- --- ',

1. Explanation for the proposed course deletion:

EETl 04 Electrical Print Reading is being replaced by AMD 110 Industrial Print Reading for all Career and Technical programs that require a print reading class.

2. Effective date of deletion:

Spring 2016

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IND108 Technical Physics October 20, 2015

Approved hyGC: ll/1711? MOBERLY AREA COMMUNITY COLLEGE Approved by PG: 11124/15 -

DELETED COURSE PROPOSAL FORM http://www.macc.edu/-aa/cc _info


IND I 08 Technical Physics will be replaced by PHY 125 Foundations of Physics in all CTE areas that currently require this class. PI-IY125 will be better suited to meet the needs of Career and Technical students due to the content of the course.


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Industrial Electrical Technician Certificate October 20, 2015

MOBERLY AREA COMMUNITY COLLEGE Approved by CC:: Hl17l.15 ·

•.Approved by PC: 1112~/15

REVISED PROGRAM OR CERTIFICATE PROPOSAL FORM http ://www.macc.edu/-aa/cc _info


Industrial Electrical Technician Certificate

2. Check Degree Type: AA __ AAS __ ADN AS __ AAT __ Certificate L_

3. CIP Code:

47.0105


Remove IND I 04 Industrial Materials and Processes from the list of directed electives and add IND I 00 Introduction to Manufacturing. Replace EETI 04 Electrical Print Reading with AMO 110 Industrial Print Reading.

5. List of Supporting Course Changes: (list course change/new course forms that will accompany this recommended program or certificate change)

Delete EET I 04


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In February 2015, IND104 was deleted and some of the material from that course was folded into IND I 00. Additionally, EETI 04 was replaced by AMO 110 in all areas that require a print reading class. These proposed changes simply update the ce1tificate to reflect the program changes made earlier this year.


None

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No additional costs


None


5


2010 for Industrial Technology Program Review


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Industrial Electrical Technician Certificate Required Courses: EET100 EET101 EET104 AMD110 EET111 CIT102 CIT105 DDT112 IND101 IND105 MTH130 Directed Electives

Directed Electives: IND103 IMD104 IND100 IND295 MSP101 MSP102 SKL 101 SKL250

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DC/AC Electronics Ind Electricity Eleelfisal Print ReaElin§ Industrial Print Readinq Electric Motor Controls Intro to IT Proqramminq I CAD! Fund of Industrial Main! Fluid Power Principles Tech Math

Industrial Safety & Health )fl{jlJStfial-Materials & Prnsesses Intro to Manufacturing Ind Tech Internship Machine Tool I Machine Tool II Colleae Orientation Emolovment Seminar

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3

3 3 3 3 3 3 3 2

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3

3

2-6 3 3 1 1

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Maintenance Certificate October 20, 2015

-,-, __ "'-"---'-<"' _·.·, ,, -> -- -·-,-App1'o~·e.dby CC: ll/17 /15 .·

MOBERLY AREA COMMUNITY COLLEGE App1·ov.edJ»·PC: U(24115 .··· • I· ,·,_._-.,_. · .·· -·,._. · · ____ ·c

REVISED PROGRAM OR CERTIFICATE PROPOSAL FORM http://www.macc.edu/-aa/cc _info


Maintenance Certificate

2. Check Degree Type: AA __ AAS __ ADN AS __ AAT __ Certificate _X __

3. CIP Code:

15.0499


Remove IND 104 Industrial Materials and Processes from the list of required courses and replace it with INDIOO Introduction to Manufacturing. Additionally, add LALlOl Composition I as an alternative to BUS150 Business Communication or IND120 Technical Report Writing. Replace IND108 Tech Physics with PHYl25 Foundations of Physics



7.

In February 2015, INDI04 was deleted and some of the material from that course was folded into IND I 00. LAL! 0 l Composition I was also added to our Engineering Technology areas as an alternative choice to BUS 150/IND 120. These proposed changes simply update the certificate to reflect the program changes made earlier this year. It is being proposed that IND108 be replaced with PHY125 for all of our Engineering Technology areas.


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No additional costs


None


3


2010 for Industrial Technology Program Review

12. Recommended Effective Date of Implementation:

Spring 2016

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Maintenance Certificate Required Courses CIT102 lND1-04 IND100 IND103 MTH130 QL

MTH140 Directed Electives

Directed Electives

BUS150or IND120 or LAL 101

AMD101 AMD112 EET100 EET101 EET111 IND101 IND105 IND107 !NQ.U)!l

PHY125 IND295 MSP101 MSP102 MSP215 MSP222 SKL101 SKL250 WLD101 WLD102

Introduction to Information Technology lnEi1;.1strial Materials anEi PreGesses Introduction to Manufacturina Industrial Safety & Health Technical Mathematics or Colleae Alaebra

Total

Business Communication or Technical Report writing or Comp I Engineering Design Computer-Aided Design I DC/AC Electronics Industrial Electricity Electric Motor Controls Fundamentals of Industrial Maintenance Fluid Power Principles Machinery's Handbook Toshnisal PRysiss Foundations of Physics

Industrial Technology Internship Machine Tool I Machine Tool II Tool & Diemakina CNC Machinina Colleae Orienation Emolovment Seminar Weldina I Weldina II


3

3

3

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5 2-3 3 3 3 3 1 1 3 3

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Mechatronics Certificate October 20, 2015

MOBERLY AREA COMMUNITY COLLEGE Approv~d byCC: 11/f11is . · Approved by PC: 11124/15 .··

', ' '



Mechatronics Certificate

2. Check Degree Type: AA __ AAS __ ADN AS __ AAT __ Certificate x____

3. CIP Code:

47.0105


Replace IND I 09 Mechatronics Blueprint Reading with AMO 110 Industrial Print Reading.


None


7.

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In February 2015, IND I 09 was removed from the Mechatronics program and was replaced by AMO 110. This was done in all Engineering Technology areas that require a print reading class. These proposed changes simply update the certificate to reflect the program changes made earlier this year.

Budgetary Implications: (equipment, research, software, instructor development/training and promotion/advertising, added instrnctors)

None

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No additional costs

9, Describe the implications for Transfer/Articulation Agreements:

None



New program - never been reviewed


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Mechatronics Certificate Reauired Courses IND109 Mee~atFGAies BIYe~FiAt ReaaiA§ AMD110 Industrial Print Readinq CIT101 Computer Essentials EET100 DC/AC Electronics EET101 Industrial Electricity EET110 Diqital Electronics and Control IND100 Introduction to Manufacturinq

IND101 Fundamentals of Industrial Maintenance

IND103 Industrial Safety & Health IND105 Fluid Power Princioles MTH130 Q.t Technical Mathematics or MTH140 Colleae Alaebra Directed Electives iSee Below)

Directed Electives IND295 IND lntershio SKL 101 Colleqe Orientation SKL250 Em• lovment Seminar

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3

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3

2 32

2-3 1 1

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Networking Certificate of Specialization October 20, 2015

MOBERLY AREA COMMUNITY COLLEGE Approvedb)·CC:)ltl7/1~, << · ApprovcdbyPC: 11124115 >

'''' ' .· .. ·-· . ____ , ___ -; __ -

REVISED PROGRAM OR CERTIFICATE PROPOSAL FORM http:/ lv.'W\v .macc.ed u/-aa/ cc_ info


Networking Certificate of Specialization

2. Check Degree Type: AA __ AAS __ ADN AS __ AAT __ Certificate x.___

3. CIP Code:

11.0901


Remove CIT 107 IT Essentials II; add CIT201 Relational Data Base Systems


None


7.

In April 2015, there were several changes that were made to the CIT Programming and Networking AAS degrees. These proposed certificate changes are in line with the changes that were made earlier this year to the AAS.


None


No additional costs

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None


2


2010


Spring 2016

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Networking Certificate of Specialization

CIT106 IT Essentials CIT107 l+-€sseRtials-!l CIT201 Relational Data Base Systems CIT150 Linux Administration I CIT152 Fund of Networking CIT153 Beg Router Config CIT238 Windows Server Management

Total

3

3

3 3 3 3

18

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Networking Certificate October 20, 2015

MOBERLY AREA COMMUNITY COLLEGE - - - -

Approved by CC: 11117/15 Approved by PC: 11/24/15

REVISED PROGRAM OR CERTIFICATE PROPOSAL FORM http ://www.macc.edu/-aa/cc _info


Networking 32 credit-hour certificate

2. Check Degree Type: AA __ AAS __ ADN AS __ AAT __ Certificate K.___

3. CIP Code:

11.090 I


Remove CITI07 IT Essentials II; Increase required Directed Electives to 14 credit hours; add both CIT239 Windows Server Management II and CIT245 Web Design II to directed elective choices; CIT260 Systems Project should be replaced with CJT262 Systems Project: Networking.


None


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None

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None


5


2010


Spring 2016

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Networking Certificate Required Courses: CIT105 CIT106 Gl+1Q7 CIT152 CIT153 CIT238 CIT255

Directed Electives

Directed Electives CIT145 CIT150 CIT201 CIT250 CIT252 CIT253 Gl'R6Q CIT262 CIT295 ACC101 BUS150 SKL 101 SKL250 ADD: CIT239 CIT245

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Promamminq I IT Essentials I+ EsseRlial&-!I Fund of Networkinq Beg Router Config Windows Server Management I Network Security

Web Design I Linux Admin I Relational Database Svstems Linux Admin II Adv Routers and Switchina lnternetworkina Tech Systems Project Svstems Proiect: Networking CIT Internship Accountina I Business Communication Colleqe Orientation Emplovment Seminar

Windows Server Manaqement II Web Desiqn II

Total

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3 3 3 3 3 3

3

2-3 3 3 1 1

3 3

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NUR210 Nursing of Women & Newborns October 20, 2015

MOBERLY AREA COMMUNITY COLLEGE-.... - •. --..... -.-... -.-.. -... -.--.-.--. AJ!provec\by CC: 11/17/15 A)lpro~·~dby PC: 11/24[l5 '

REVISED COURSE PROPOSAL FORM http://www.macc.edu/-aa/cc _info

1. Check all that apply to reflect the proposed revisions:

Revised course name _Revised prefix

Revised CIP Code Revised course number

_Revised number of lecture, lab, contact, and/or credit hours _X _Revised Pre-requisite _Revised Co-requisite _Revised course description _Revised number of times a course may be repeated for credit

: -: - -_. -: -:=: --~ - _. : - - - ; -, -: -- ; ,_,,. ,'

_Revised type of degree: AA _AAS _ ADN _ AS _AAT _Certificate _Revised type of Program Major for:

AA AAS ADN AS AAT Certificate - - -_Revised requirement, elective, or humanities elective status

Revised Assessment/General Education Outcomes _Revised request for 42-hour-block consideration _Other (explain)

2. State the proposed revision(s) in terms of From and To:

Change Prerequisite:

From: NURI 11 and NURl 12

To: NURI 11, NURl 12, and BI0209 Physiology

3. Justification for the proposed revision(s):

BI0209 Physiology needs to be added as a prerequisite to close a loop hole where a student could enter into this course without having the needed knowledge from Physiology.


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NUR212 Child Health Nursing October 20, 2015

MOBERLY AREA COMMUNITY COLLEGE -----.----..-.





_Revised number of lecture, lab, contact, and/or credit hours _X_Revised Pre-requisite _Revised Co-requisite _Revised course description _Revised number of times a course may be repeated for credit

Awroved by CC: 11/17/15 Approved by PC: lln4/15

_Revised type of degree: AA _AAS ADN AS AAT Certificate _Revised type of Program Major for:

AA AAS ADN AS AAT Certificate _Revised requirement, elective, or humanities elective status

Revised Assessment/General Education Outcomes _Revised request for 42-hour-block consideration - Other (explain)


Change prerequisites

From: NURI 11 and NURl 12

To: NURl 11, NURl 12, and BI0209 Physiology


810209 Physiology needs to be added as a prerequisite to close a loop hole where a student could enter into this course without having the needed knowledge from Physiology.


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Programming Certificate October 20, 2015




Programming 32 credit hour certificate


3. CIP Code:

11.020 l


Remove CIT! 07 IT Essentials II; increase directed electives required to 14 credit hours; CIT242 Web Design II has been renumbered to be CIT245; CIT260 Systems Project should be replaced with CIT26 I Systems Project: Programming


None


7.



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No additional costs


None

10. Number ofDcclared Program or Certificate Majors Now:

4


2010

12. Recommended Effective Date oflmplemcntation:

Spring 2016

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Programming Certificate Required Courses: CIT105 Programming I CIT106 IT Essentials Gl+107 I+ liisseRtials II CIT135 OOP CIT145 Web Design I CIT201 Relational Database Systems CIT205 Programming II

Directed Electives

Directed Electives: CIT150 Linux Admin I CIT152 Fund of Networkinq CIT153 Beq Router Confiq Gl+242 Web Design II CIT245 CIT255 Network Security Gff2@0 Systems Projest CIT261 Svstems Proiect: Proaramminq CIT295 CIT lnternshio ACC101 Accountina I BUS150 Business Communication SKL 101 Colleqe Orientation SKL250 Emolovment Seminar

Total


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3 3 3 3

3

3

2-3 3 3 1 1

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Systems Administration Certificate of Specialization October 20, 2015

.

MOBERLY AREA COMMUNITY COLLEGE Approved by .CC: 11/17/15. . Approved by PC: 11(24/15

REVISED PROGRAM OR CERTIFICATE PROPOSAL FORM http://www. macc.ed u/-aa/cc _info


Systems Administration Ce1tificate of Specialization


3. CIP Code:

11.1001


Remove CIT107 IT Essentials II; add CIT239 Windows Server Management II


None


7.

In April 2015, there were several changes that were made to the CIT Programming and Networking AAS degrees. These proposed ce1tificate changes are in line with the changes that were made earlier this year to the AAS.


None


No additional costs

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None


0


2010

12. Recommended Effective Date oflmplcmentation:

Spring 2016

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Systems Administration Certificate of Specialization

CIT106 IT Essentials I CIT107 IT Essentials II CIT239 Windows Server Manaaement II CIT150 Linux Administration I CIT238 Windows Server Manaaement I CIT250 Linux Admin II CIT255 Network Securitv

Total

3

3

3 3 3 3

18

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Welding and Metals Technology Certificate October 20, 2015

1 Appro\'eclbf¢¢:·.1111111s·· MOBERLY AREA COMMUNITY COLLEGE . ApJJrovedbyPC:lln411s .

_--, i- ---.;,_- ----- '", _-- :-'-- .';;c'·o·,

REVISED PROGRAM OR CERTIFICATE PROPOSAL FORM http://www.macc.edu/-aa/cc_info


Welding and Metals Technology Ce1tificate

2. Check Degree Type: AA __ AAS __ ADN AS __ AAT __ Certificate_X __

3. CIP Code:

48.0508


Replace IND 104 Industrial Materials and Processes with IND 100 Introduction to Manufacturing as a directed elective. Replace IND108 Technical Physics with PHY125 Foundations of Physics


None


7.

In February 2015, IND104 was replaced with INDlOO in all program areas that require this class. These proposed certificate changes simply update the certificate to reflect the course changes made earlier this year. Also, it is being proposed that IND 108 be replaced with PHY125, which is also reflected in the proposed certificate changes.


None

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No additional costs


None


4


2014


Spring 2016

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Welding Certificate Required Courses: WLD101 WLD102 AMD101 AMD110 AMD112 IND101 IND103 MSP101 MSP102 MTH130/MTH140 Directed Elective

Directed Electives: WLD201 WLD202 WLD295 INQ.1-04 IND100 IND107 IMD1Qg PHY125 IND202 SKL 101 SKL250


Weldinn I Weldinn II Ennineerinn Drawinn Industrial Print Readinn CADI Fund of Industrial Main! Industrial Safetv and Health Machine Tool I Machine Tool II Tech Math/Collene Alaebra

Weldinn Ill Weldinn IV Weldinn lnternshin IA<i~s!Fial MaleFials & Prnsesses Intro to Manufacturina Machinerv's Handbook +effiflisal Pilysiss Foundations of Phvsics Metallurnv & Heat Treatinn Collene Orientation Emnlovment Seminar

3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 2

Total 32

3 3 2-3

3

3 -4---5 3 1 1

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Welding & Metals Technology Program October 20, 2015

MOBERLY AREA COMMUNITY COLLEGE Approved by C<;:: 11/17/15 Approved by PC: 11/24/15 ·. . ..

REVISED PROGRAM OR CERTIFICATE PROPOSAL FORM h ttp://www.macc.edu/-aa/cc _info


Welding and Metal Technology (AAS)

2. Check Degree Type: AA __ AAS _x_ ADN___ AS__ AAT __ Certificate __

3. Cll' Code:

48.0508


Replace INDI08 Technical Physics (4 credit hours) with PHY125 Foundations of Physics (5 credit hours). The course descriptions for Welding I, II, III, and IV are being revised. IND I 04 Industrial Materials and Processes will be replace with IND I 00 Introduction to Manufacturing. IND203 will be removed. MTHI 50 will be added as an alternative to MTH135 Advanced Technical Math. LAL!Ol Composition I will be added as an alternative to BUSI50. WLD280 Welding Capstone will be replaced with WLD220 Special Problems.


Delete IND I 08 Technical Physics Delete WLD280 Revised WLD l 0 I Revised WLD102 Revised WLD201 Revised WLD202


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IND I 08 Technical Physics will be replaced by PHY 125 Foundations of Physics in all areas that currently require this class. PHY 125 will be better suited to meet the needs of Career and Technical students due to the content of the course. Adding LALi 0 I and


7.


MTH150 will allow the Welding AAS to be in-line with our Engineering Technology programs. IND104 was deleted as a class in early 2015. The content from that course was rolled into IND l 00 Intro to Manufacturing. IND203 was also deleted at the same time as INDI04. At this time, nothing will take the place of IND203 in the sequence; there will still be enough overall credits in the program. Because A WS testing will now be spread across Welding I, II, III, and IV, students no longer need the Welding Capstone in their final semester (the capstone course was where students tested for A WS). The capstone course is being replaced with WLD220 Special Problems in Welding. If a student needs additional practice for the A WS certification, it can be done in this course. If not, a student can work on a certain skill set before preparing to enter the workforce.


None

8, Funding Source for Associated Costs: (grant, donations, restricted funding, department budget, etc.)

No additional costs


None


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First Semester (Fall) BUS150 or IND120 or

ADDED: LAL 101 AMD101 IND107 MSP101 SKL 101 WLD101

Second Semester CSorinni AMD110 MSP102

MTH130 Qr MTH140 SPK101 WLD102

Third Semester (Fall)

HST105 or PSC105

IND104 IND100 !~

MTH135 Qr MTH145 or

ADDED: MTH150

WLD201

Fourth Semester (Spring) IND103 IND1Qg

PHY125 IND202 SKL250 Q! WLD295 WLD202 WLDWO WLD220

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'Business Communication Qr 'Technical Report Writing or

ADDED: Comoosition i Enaineerina Drawina Machinerv's Handbook Machine Tool I

Colleae Orientation Weldina I

Industrial Print Readina Machine Tool II 'Technical Mathematics or 'Colleae Alaebra Public Soeakina 'Weldina II

American History to 1865 QL Functions & Policies of American

Government Humanities mooslfial Material & Proeesse& Introduction to Manufacturinq MeasHrerneAl&&-JAstrnrneAts 'Advanced Technical Mathematics or 'College Trigonometry or

ADDED: Precalculus 'Weldinq Ill

Industrial Safety & Health 'TeehAisal Physies Foundations of Phvsics Metallurnv & Heat Treatina Employment Seminar Q! 'Weldina Internship 'Weldina IV

-"WeldiA!'j-Gaps\eAe Special Problems in Welding

Total

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3

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18-19 63-67






Revised CIP Code Revised course number Revised number of lecture, lab, contact, and/or credit hours

_Revised Pre-requisite _Revised Co-requisite _X_Revised course description _Revised number of times a course may be repeated for credit

WLD101 Welding I October 20, 2015

·.•Approved by{:¢: H/17/15 Approved pyJ>C: 11/24/15

_Revised type of degree: AA _AAS ADN AS AAT _Certificate _Revised type of Program Major for:




Change Course Description:

From: This beginning level welding course involves instruction and practice in the safe operation of Oxy-acetylene welding and cutting, Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW), AC/DC, and an overview of welding methods. This class utilizes certified American Welding Society (A WS) curriculum. Successful completion of WLD 101, WLD 102, WLD 201, and WLD 202 prepares students to take WLD 280 and the A WS certification exam. (FA, SP)

To: This course is an introduction to basic skills necessary in A WS Level I welder training. Oxy-fuel cutting, welding and brazing skills will be taught. OMA W (gas metal arc welding) and FCA W (flux cored arc welding) on plate will be performed in addition to weld symbol intetpretation and safety. Time permitting, other processes may be explored. This class utilizes certified American Welding Society (A WS) curriculum. Students seeking A WS certification may take applicable hands-on tests during the course. (FA, SP)

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WLD101 Welding I October 20, 2015


The topics in the four main welding classes (Welding I, II, lll, and IV) are being rearranged to make it easier for students to break up their A WS testing over these four courses rather than waiting until the end to take all A WS certification tests. This should help with student success rates.


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REVISED COURSE PROPOSAL FORM http://www.macc.edu/--aa/cc _info




_Revised number of lecture, lab, contact, and/or credit hours _Revised Pre-requisite _Revised Co-requisite _X_Revised course description _Revised number of times a course may be repeated for credit

WLD102 Welding II October 20, 2015

Approvecl J>icc::: .1.111.1115 • Approved by PC:: Jl/24/15 · ..

- - - -- - - "" - " - -- ;_ -,_

_Revised type of degree: AA _AAS _ ADN _AS _AAT _Certificate _Revised type of Program Major for:




Change Course Description

From: This course is a continuation of Welding I and a study of welding processes including: Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW), Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMA W), and Carbon-arc cutting. This class utilizes certified American Welding Society (AWS) curriculum. Successful completion ofWLDlOI, WLD 102, WLD 20 I, and WLD 202 prepares students to take WLD 280 and the A WS certification exam. (FA, SP)

To: This course is a continuation of Welding I. Students will expand knowledge gained from level I and begin to learn more about welding prints, fit-up, lay-out, and structural materials. Out of position GMA W and FCA W will be tested. FCA W and GMA W A WS level I projects will be performed in all four positions using filet and groove welds. Additional information will include plasma arc cutting and the introduction to gas tungsten arc welding. This class utilizes certified American Welding Society (A WS) curriculum. Students seeking A WS certification may take applicable hands-on tests during the course. (FA, SP)

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WLD102 Welding II October 20, 2015


The topics in the four main welding classes (Welding I, II, III, and IV) are being rearranged to make it easier for students to break up their A WS testing over these four courses rather than waiting until the encl to take all A WS certification tests. This should help with student success rates.


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WLD201 Welding III October 20, 2015

MOBERLY AREA COMMUNITY COLLEGE ---------Ajlp1'ovc<l by 9c:J111111!5






Approy~li by .PG:· ll/24/1 \ •

_Revised type of degree: AA _AAS ADN AS AAT Certificate _Revised type of Program Major for:




Change Course Description

From: A further continuation of Welding I and II, this course focuses on Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMA W), Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (GTAW) and Flux Cored Arc Welding (FCA W). Both ferrous and non-ferrous welding materials are utilized. This class utilizes American Welding Society (A WS) curriculum. Successful completion ofWLDIOI, WLD 102, WLD 201, and WLD 202 prepares students to take WLD 280 and the A WS certification exam. (FA, SP)

To: This course expands knowledge gained from WLD!Ol and WLD102. Students will learn ways to identify welding problems, their causes and corrective action to take. GTA W will be performed in various positions on ferrous and nonferrous materials. SMAW will be performed in the flat and horizontal positions. Students will be given the opportunity to use a CAC-A system. This class utilizes ceitified American Welding Society (A WS) curriculum. Students seeking A WS ce1tification may take applicable hands-on tests during the course. (FA, SP)

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WLD201 Welding III October 20, 2015


The topics in the four main welding classes (Welding I, ll, III, and IV) are being rearranged to make it easier for students to break up their A WS testing over these four courses rather than waiting until the end to take all A WS certification tests. This should help with student success rates.


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WLD202 Welding IV October 20, 2015

MOBERLY AREA COMMUNITY COLLEGE ,....--------------.

REVISED COURSE PROPOSAL FORM http ://www.macc.edu/-aa/cc _info





.Approved by Ci;:: l l/17/15 Approved by PC: Jl/24/15

_Revised type of degree: AA _AAS_ ADN _AS _AAT _Certificate _Revised type of Program Major for:

AA AAS ADN AS AAT Certificate - -_Revised requirement, elective, or humanities elective status



Change Course Description:

From: This advanced level welding course is a continuation of Welding I, JI, and III, with instruction focusing on Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (GTAW), plasma cutting, and bend-tests for Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW). This class utilizes certified American Welding Society (A WS) curriculum. Successful completion of WLDlOI, WLD 102, WLD 201, and WLD 202 prepares students to take WLD 280 and the A WS certification exam. (FA, SP)

To: This course expands the knowledge gained from levels I, 2 and 3, and concentrates on A WS weldments while beginning to weld using SMAW in the vertical and overhead positions along with GMA W and FCA W in advanced positions. Welding and cutting will be used on ferrous and nonferrous material and metallurgy aspects discussed. This class utilizes cc1tified American Welding Society (A WS) curriculum. Students seeking A WS certification may take applicable hands-on tests during the course. (FA, SP)

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WLD202 Welding IV October 20, 2015

3. Justification for the proposed rcvision(s):

The topics in the four main welding classes (Welding I, JI, III, and IV) are being rearranged to make it easier for students to break up their A WS testing over these four courses rather than waiting until the end to take all A WS certification tests. This should help with student success rates.


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WLD280 Welding and Metal Technology Capstone October 20, 2015


DELETED COURSE PROPOSAL FORM http://www.macc.edu/-aa/cc _info


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WLD280 had been created for students to do all of their A WS (American Welding Society) testing. The testing has now been spread out among the four main Welding classes (Welding I, II, III, and IV) in order to help with student success in passing the exam. This class is no longer needed at this time.


Spring 2016

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Moberly Area Community College 2016-2017 Academic Calendar

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Intersessions Summer Session 2016 8·v1eek 1st 4-week 2nd 4·week 1'' 2"' Prioritv Enrollment for Summer f Fall Classes Bee ins Aon14 Apn14 Aon14 Anfil 4 .o.nn14 Onen Enrollment for Summer I Fall Classes Begins Rnnl 25 Aon! 25 Anril 25 Aonl 25 Anril 25 Dav and Evenina Classes Bea In June 6 June6 Julv 5 Mav23 Auoust 1 Last Day lo Register, Add Classes June8 June 7 July 6 Mav23 Auqust 1 Last Dav to Droo with 100% Refund June8 June8 Julv 6 Mav23 Auaust 1 last Dav to Droo with 50% Refund June 10 June 10 Julv 7 Mav24 Auaust 2 MID-TERM Julv 1 June 17 Julv 18 Mav27 AUQUSt 5 Memorial Dav IHolidav) NA NA NA Mav30 NA JndenP.11dence Dav fHolldavl Jutv 4 NA NA NA NA last Dav to Droo Classes Julv 22 June 29 Julv 27 June2 Aoousl 10 Semester Ends July 29 July 1 July 29 June3 Aoousl 11 Grades Due 12 om Auaust 3 Julv 7 Aoousl 3 June8 Aoousl 16

Fall Session 2016 16-week 1$t 8-v1eek 2nd 8-week LETC Priority Enrollment for Summer I Fall Classes BeQins Anril 4 Annl 4 '°'"nl 4 NA Ooen EnroHmeot for Summer I Fa!I Classes Booins Anril 25 Anfil 25 Aoril25 March 14 Facultv I StaffWorkshoo AU<JUSl 18 Aooust 18 NA Aooust 18 Facul!vWorkshon I Preo Dav AHOUSt 19 Aoousl 19 NA Auoust 19 Dav and Evenina Classes Begin Aoousl 22 AU<JUSl22 October 17 Auaust3 Last Dav to Rooister I Add Classes Aoousl 26 Auaust 24 October 19 Jutv 15 Last Dav to Droo with 100% Refund AU<JUSl 26 Auaust 26 October 19 Aoousl 10 Last Dav to Drop with 50% Refund :-.i:mtember2 Seotember2 October 21 Auousl 17 Labor Dav IHo!idav\ :-.;""'tember5 Seotember5 NA :-.i:>ntember5 Columbus Dav (Holldavl October 10 October 10 NA October 10 MID· TERM October 14 Seotember 16 November 11 NA Priority Enrollment for SorinQ Classes Be9ins October 24 October 24 October24 NA Facultv Professional DeveloomentDav /No Classes\ October 28 NA October28 NA Ooon Enrollment for .~rina Classes ttoofls November? November? November? October 3 ThankSQivioo Ho!idav • November21·26 NA November 21-26 November 21 ·28 Last Dav to Oroo Classes November22 October 7 December 1 NA Classes End December8 October 14 December8 De<:ember 16 Stoa Dav December9 NA December9 NA Final Exams lSemester Ends December 151 December 12, 13, 14, 15 last Dav of C!ass De<:ember 12, 13, 14. 15 NA Alternative Fall Final Dates December 16, 19 NA De<:ember 16.19 NA last Faculty Dav I Grades Due 12 om December 19 October 19 December 19 December18 last Staff Dav fHo!idav Breakl December22 NA December22 December22 Commencement I Graduation Ceremonies NA NA NA December16

•No classes Monday, November21, through Saturday, November 26. College offices closed November 23 through November 27.

Sprin~ Session 2017 16·week 1st 8·v1eek 2nd S·week LETC Prioritv Enrollment for Sorina Classes Be:iins October 24 October24 October24 NA Open Enrol!moot for Snrino Classes HAAV'ls November? November? November? October 3 Staff Returns Januarv 3 Januarv 3 NA Januarv 3 Martin Lulher Killlt, Jr. Dav (Holidavl Ja11uarv 16 January 16 NA Januarv 16 Dav and Evenina Classes 8"'1in Januarv 17 Januarv 17 March 13 Januarv 4 Last Dav to Reaister J Add Classes January 23 Januarv 19 March 15 December 15 Last Dav to Droo with 100% Refund Januarv 23 Januarv 23 March 15 January 11 Last Dav to Droo with 50% Refund Januarv30 Januarv 30 March 17 Januarv 18 President's Dav IHolidavl Februarv 20 Februarv20 NA February 20 MID-TERM March 10 Februarv 10 Anfil 13 NA Sprioo Break* March 25·1-mril 2 NA March 25. 11 nn1 2 March 25-Aonl 2 Prioritv Enrollment for Summer I Fall Classes Be<: ins Anfil3 Anril3 Anri\ 3 NA Faculty Professional Development Dav (No Classes) Aonl 13 NA ·"nl 13 NA Easter Ho!idav Anri\ 14 NA •nnl 14 AorJ 14 OoP.n Enrollmoot for Summer I Fall Classes BSl=lins Anril 17 t.nfil 17 ·"ri117 March 13 last Dav to Droo Classes Anfil 27 March 3 Mav4 NA Classes End Mav 11 March 10 Mav 11 Mav26 Stoo Dav Mav12 NA May 12 NA Final Exams (Semester Ends May 18) May 15. 16. 17. 18 Last Day of Class May 15. 16. 17, 18 NA Commencement I Graduation Ceremonies Mav19 May19 Mav 19 Mav26 Last Facu!tv Dav I Grades Due 12 nm Mav23 March 15 Mav23 Mav26

'*The MACC-Columbla Higher Education Center and the MACC Moberly Campus will be open on Saturday, March 25. No classes will be held on March 25 and April 1.

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Fall Session 2016 PN Program

Prioritv Enrollment for Summer I Fall Classes Beoins NIA O""'n Enrollmeot for Summer I Fall Classes B""ins NIA Facul~ I Staff Workshop Aooust 18 Facultv WOfkshr.n I Preo Dav Auaust 19 Day and Evening Classes Begin Auqust 1 Last Dav to Reo.isler I Add Classes Aooust 8 Last Dav to Droo with 100o/o Refund Auaust 8 Last Dav to Droo vlith 50% Refund Auoust 15 Labor Dav /Ho!idav) Seotember 5 Columbus Dav tHOOdavl October 10 MID-TERM Seotember 23 Faculty Professional Deve1ooment Dav {No Classes) October 28 Prioritv Enrollment for snfino Classes Beoins NIA Oimn Enrollment for snrini:i Classes BeQM'ls November23 Last Dav to Droo Classes November9 ThankSQivinQ Holiday* November21-26 Classes End November 18 Stop Dav- EveninQ Classes Meet NIA Final Exams {Semester Ends Last Dav of Ftnalsl November 21-23 Last Facu!tv Dav I Grades Due 12 run Deoember 14 Last Staff Dav IHolidav Brea kl Oecember22 Graduation Ceremonies I Pinnina NA

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November 21- 26 December8 December9

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November21-26 December8 December9

Last Dav of Class December 19 Decemher22

NA *No classes Monday, November 21, through Saturday, November26. College offices closed November23 through November 27.

Virtual AADN Program Virtual MDN Program PN Program 1it8-week 2•<18.week

Spring Session 2017 12016 Cohort\ (2016 Cohort\ Prioritv Enrollment for Sorin<l Classes Boo ins NIA NA NA Ooen Enrollment for ~nrina Classes Kt>l'lil'ls NIA November? November? Staff Returns January 3 January 3 NA Dav and Evenina Classes Beoln November28 Januarv 3 Februarv 17 Last Dav to Rooister I Add Classes Decembers NA NA Last Dav to Droo with 100% Refund Decembers Januarv 5 March 1 Winter Break December 15-Januarv2 NA NA Last Dav to Droo with 50% Refund December 12 Januarv 9 March 3 Martin Luther Kina, Jr. Dav fHolidavl Januarv 16 Januarv 16 NA MID-TERM Januarv 20 January 30 March 22 President's Dav fHo!idavl Februarv 20 Februarv 20 NA Snrillll Break March 25-Anril 2 NA March 25-Mll 2 Facultv Professional Develooment Dav (No Classes) ti.nri! 13 NA Aori 13 Easter Holiday i-mrll14 NA Aori 14 Prioritv Enrollment for Summer I Fall Classes B,,.,,ins NIA NA NA Last Day to Drop Classes March 3 Februarv21 lnnl 13 Ooen Enrollmeflt for Summer I Fall Classes Beains NIA Anfij 17 ~nrif 17 Classes End March 17 Februarv 24 tnfil 28 Stoo Dav NIA NA NA Final Exams !Semester Ends Last Dav of Class\ March 20-24 Februarv 24 Anfil 28 Last Facuttv Dav I Grades Due 12 1'1111 NIA NA NA

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NA November?

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NA Januarv 9

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