The Program Map Rebecca J. Kenney, Ph.D.. is for COMMUNITY.

The Program Map

Rebecca J. Kenney, Ph.D.

is for COMMUNITY

is for COLLEGE(in the community)

is for PROGRAM(in the college)

(in the program)is for ENTRY

is for OUTCOMES(after the program)

is for COURSES (in the program)

(outside the program)is for COURSES

is for INTRODUCTORY COURSE

is for COURSE SEQUENCE

is for THEME CLUSTER

is for CONNECTIONS(between courses)

INTEGRATING EXPERIENCE

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INTEGRATING EXPERIENCE

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INTRO

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INTENDED LEARNING OUTCOMES

Program Level Map Curriculum Snapshot on August 3, 2005

Utilizes current skills and tech-niques in wildlife management to work effectively in a diversity of

settings.

Collects, analyzes, interprets, and applies wildlife and fish population and habitat data.

Applies ecological and scientific understandings of natural systems to wildlife issues or problems, and to evaluating and managing wildlife habitat and popula-tion.

Knows environmental laws, regulations, and policy, and understands their implications to wildlife.

Communicates professionally and effectively with diverse audiences orally and in written form.

Works and behaves ethically and appropriately as a wildlife profes-sional.

Wildli fe I .D. and Ec ology

F ish and Wi ldl i fe Management

Envi ronmen tal Conc epts

Plant ID and Ec ology

Natu ral Resou rc e Sk i l l s & Mg t

Communic ation

Compute r Sk i l l s

Fish and Wildlife Management and Science Program Mission: To guide students in developing skills, conceptual understanding, scientific knowledge and personal and professional tools needed for a successful career as a wildlife professional.

Database Word

Processing

Fish and Wildli fe Careers

Wildli fe ID And

Natural History

Botany

Dendrology

Chainsaw Operations

Fre shman Composition

Wildli fe Ecology

And Issue s

Zoology

Winter Dendrology

Map Read ing

and Interpretat ion

Recreation Employment

Seminar

Advanced Essay Skil ls

Verbal Career Skil ls

Soc ial Sc ienc e

Ornithology Ichthyology

Wildli fe Techniques

Aquatic Ecology

Woodland Ecology

Watercraft Operations

Introduction To

Algebra

Technical Writing

NR Statistics

Interpretive Methods

Environ-mental

Chemistry

Spreadsheet

Wildlife Management I I

or Fish M anagement

Geology

Wood Shop

Introduction To

Fore stry

Field Biology

Math

Wildlife Practicum

Required Elective

Fish & Wildli fe

Management Elective

Wildli fe Manage-

ment I

Fish & W ildlife Manag e-

ment Electiv e

Fish & W ildlife Manag e-

ment Electiv e

Envir on-mental

Law and Polic y

Fish Manag e-

ment I

Quarter 1 Quarter 2 Quarter 3 Quarter 4 Quarter 5 Quarter 6

Professionalism Communication Technical Ability

Created by: Amelia Calhoun

INTENDED LEARNING OUTCOMES

Accurately depicts plans and projects using engineering concepts.

Program Level Map Curriculum Snapshot on April 20, 2004

Plans and creates readable, usable, and

realistic drawings.

Demonstrates adaptability, flexibility, openness and confidence to manage change.

Uses professional behaviors and interpersonal skills to work efficiently and effectively to perform daily tasks.

Actively participates on projects requiring collaboration.

Performs project oriented calculations and determines appropriate measurements.

Control Systems

II

Geometric Dimensioning & Tolerancing

DD 210

Advanced CAD

Physics Heat, Light, and

Sound PHYS 202

Physics Motion

PHYS 201 Human

Relations in Organizations

SOCI 169

Introduction to Psychology

Or Introduction to

Sociology

Introduction to Algebra

MATH 108E

Introduction to Elect EE 126

Geometry & Trigonometry MATH 110

Intermediate Algebra

MATH 111

Descriptive Geometry

Engineering Drawing III

DD 103

Engineering Drawing II

DD102

Engineering I DD 101

Electrical Drawing DD203

AutoCAD Applications

DD 115

AutoCAD Concepts II

DD 215

Architecture I Detailing DD 200

Occupational Safety

ISE 201

Indust rial Supervision

Discover Drafting DD 110

Focus on Success GS 101

Manufacturing Process I ISE 201

Communica-tion II

COMM 122

Communica-tion III

COMM 123

Job Search

Verbal Career Skills

Technical Writing

Surveying &

Mapping

Personal Finance

Manufacturing Processes II

ISE 108

Manufacturing Processes III

ISE 109

Entry Asset -Math -English

Communicates effectively with co-workers, supervi sors and end-users.

Die Design

Architecture

II

Cap 1

Cap 2

Cap 3

Hotel & Restaurant Management – Modules

Fish Management & Aquaculture

Medical Records (HIM)

Farrier Science & Business

Thank You!

Questions?