Courses - LCSC Catalog

General Technology (GENTC)

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Course Descriptions - Lewis-Clark State College 2002-2003 Catalog

GENTC 096 – Basic Reading (3 cr.)

A one-semester, pre-program level course designed to enhance the reading skills of learners, and promote reading as the essential building block for future learning.

GENTC 097 – Basic English (3 cr.)

A one-semester, pre-program level course designed to enhance spelling, vocabulary, the mechanics of writing, and other writing skills.

GENTC 098 – Basic Arithmetic (3 cr.)

A one-semester, pre-program level course designed to improve basic mathematics skills and increase the comfort level of students working with arithmetic.

GENTC 103 - Applied Mathematics (3 cr.)

Focuses on problem-solving techniques, estimating, measuring, geometry, data handling, simple statistics, and the use of algebraic formulas to solve problems in workplace settings.

GENTC 122 - Business English (3 cr.)

Develops effective language usage in business communications and essays by improving English grammar and punctuation. Incorporates the use of business reference manuals and other reference tools available in an office setting.

GENTC 132 - Applied Bio-chemistry (3 cr.)

Introductory course designed to provide students with the fundamental principles of biology and chemistry with specific application to workplace settings such as hazardous materials and waste management.

GENTC 133 - Applied Principles of Technology I (3 cr.)

An introductory course in general physics, emphasizing technical and workplace applications. Explores the principles of force, work, rate and resistance in the four energy systems.

GENTC 134 - Applied Principles of Technology II (3 cr.)

Explores the application of physics principles such as energy, power, force, transformers, waves and wave-motion, sound, and light to technical workplace settings.

GENTC 191/291 - Applied Workshops (1-3 cr.)

Workshops, seminars, and other instructional activities developed to meet the educational needs of students, administrators, and business and industry leaders.

GENTC 192/292 - Special Topics (1-3 cr.)

Topics of current interest and relevance to students, educators, and business representatives.