Fire Science Program – Fire Science Option

CHM106 Survey of Chemistry

Presents the fundamentals of chemistry that are integral to an understanding of physical and biological processes. Emphasis is placed on the relationships between these processes and contemporary environmental topics. For non-science majors. (3 class hours/2 laboratory hours)

Prerequisite: : MAT020 or MAT025, ENL108 or ESL201 or satisfactory basic skills assessment scores

Offered: Fall, Spring

Note: Satisfies a Natural or Physical Science general education requirement.

CHM109 Chemistry for the Health Sciences I

An introductory course for students in various health-related programs. Emphasis is placed on practical aspects of inorganic chemistry. Some organic chemistry is introduced. (3 class hours/2 laboratory hours)

Prerequisite: MAT030 or MAT035, ENL108 or ESL201 or satisfactory basic skills assessment score

Offered: Fall, Spring, Summer

Note: Satisfies a Natural or Physical Science general education requirement.

• EMS101 Emergency Medical Technician: EMT
• FSC103 Firefighting Tactics & Strategy
• FSC105 Hazardous Materials
• FSC107 Hydraulics for the Fire Service
• FSC108 Fire Investigation and Evidence
• FSC109 Fire Department Management and Planning
• FSC110 Fire Codes and Ordinances
• FSC114 Fire Company Management
• FSC115 Introduction to Technical Rescue
• FSC120 Introduction to Incident Management
• FSC130 Shipboard Firefighting
• FSC200 Special Topics in Fire Science

ENL102 English Composition II

A continuation of English Composition I, English Composition II focuses on close reading, critical thinking, independent research, and synthesis of texts so that, across the curriculum, students can develop, defend, and effectively express ideas in academic discourse.

Prerequisite: ENL101

Offered: Fall, Spring, Summer

Note: Satisfies either an English Composition/Writing or Humanities and Fine Arts general education requirement.

COM103 Human Communication

This course fosters and improves competence in intrapersonal, interpersonal, group and public communication situations. Students demonstrate skills necessary to communicate effectively through exercises and presentations that reflect practical, real-world situations. The purpose of the course is to improve the student's skill in communication by providing relevant knowledge and opportunity to apply that knowledge.

Prerequisite: ENL025 or ESL102 or satisfactory basic skills assessment score

Offered: Fall, Spring, Summer

Note: Satisfies a Humanities and Fine Arts general education requirement.

• EMS101 Emergency Medical Technician: EMT
• FSC103 Firefighting Tactics & Strategy
• FSC105 Hazardous Materials
• FSC107 Hydraulics for the Fire Service
• FSC108 Fire Investigation and Evidence
• FSC109 Fire Department Management and Planning
• FSC110 Fire Codes and Ordinances
• FSC114 Fire Company Management
• FSC115 Introduction to Technical Rescue
• FSC120 Introduction to Incident Management
• FSC130 Shipboard Firefighting
• FSC200 Special Topics in Fire Science

• EMS101 Emergency Medical Technician: EMT
• FSC103 Firefighting Tactics & Strategy
• FSC105 Hazardous Materials
• FSC107 Hydraulics for the Fire Service
• FSC108 Fire Investigation and Evidence
• FSC109 Fire Department Management and Planning
• FSC110 Fire Codes and Ordinances
• FSC114 Fire Company Management
• FSC115 Introduction to Technical Rescue
• FSC120 Introduction to Incident Management
• FSC130 Shipboard Firefighting
• FSC200 Special Topics in Fire Science

PSY101 General Psychology

Introduction to the major concepts and principles underlying human behavior and mental processes. Topics include personality theory, development, learning and thought, brain and nervous system, sensation and perception, motivation and emotion, stress and physical health, abnormal psychology, psychotherapy, and social psychology.

Prerequisite: ENL108 or ESL201 or satisfactory basic skills assessment scores

Offered: Fall, Spring, Summer

Note: Satisfies a Behavioral and Social Sciences general education requirement.

SOC106 Principles of Sociology

An introduction to basic social concepts, theoretical perspectives and research methods. Topics include societies, cultures, social organization, social inequalities, social institutions, group behavior and the impact of globalization, population growth, and new technologies upon individuals and societies.

Prerequisite: None

Co-requisite: ENL108 or ESL201 or satisfactory basic skills assessment scores

Offered: Fall, Spring, Summer

Note: Satisfies a Behavioral and Social Sciences general education requirement.

• EMS101 Emergency Medical Technician: EMT
• FSC103 Firefighting Tactics & Strategy
• FSC105 Hazardous Materials
• FSC107 Hydraulics for the Fire Service
• FSC108 Fire Investigation and Evidence
• FSC109 Fire Department Management and Planning
• FSC110 Fire Codes and Ordinances
• FSC114 Fire Company Management
• FSC115 Introduction to Technical Rescue
• FSC120 Introduction to Incident Management
• FSC130 Shipboard Firefighting
• FSC200 Special Topics in Fire Science

• EMS101 Emergency Medical Technician: EMT
• FSC103 Firefighting Tactics & Strategy
• FSC105 Hazardous Materials
• FSC107 Hydraulics for the Fire Service
• FSC108 Fire Investigation and Evidence
• FSC109 Fire Department Management and Planning
• FSC110 Fire Codes and Ordinances
• FSC114 Fire Company Management
• FSC115 Introduction to Technical Rescue
• FSC120 Introduction to Incident Management
• FSC130 Shipboard Firefighting
• FSC200 Special Topics in Fire Science

• EMS101 Emergency Medical Technician: EMT
• FSC103 Firefighting Tactics & Strategy
• FSC105 Hazardous Materials
• FSC107 Hydraulics for the Fire Service
• FSC108 Fire Investigation and Evidence
• FSC109 Fire Department Management and Planning
• FSC110 Fire Codes and Ordinances
• FSC114 Fire Company Management
• FSC115 Introduction to Technical Rescue
• FSC120 Introduction to Incident Management
• FSC130 Shipboard Firefighting
• FSC200 Special Topics in Fire Science