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School: Allegany College of Maryland

Massage Therapist
Course Format: Classroom
The Allegany College of Maryland Associate Degree Therapeutic Massage Program adheres to the mission of the college by providing a quality education to students and recognizing individual learning needs. The therapeutic massage curriculum is designed to be completed in four semesters and one summer session. Graduates receive an Associate in Applied Science degree in Therapeutic Massage. Graduat...
 

Dental Hygienist
Course Format: Classroom
Dental Hygienists clean and polish teeth, take X-rays, and impressions, instruct patients in proper dental care technique and perform other preventive and treatment services. Hygienists usually work in clean, well-lighted offices. Many work part-time and some of this work maybe be on Saturdays or during evening hours. Some hygienists become teachers, sales representatives for dental product man...
 

Human Services Associate
Course Format: Classroom
Allegany College of Maryland’s Human Service Associate Program is designed to: Prepare graduates for employment in human service positions; Develop the basic knowledge, attitudes and skills needed to work effectively in the helping professions; Provide the foundation for further training and specialization in such areas as social work, psychology, rehabilitation, addictions, develop...
 

Criminal Justice
Course Format: Classroom
From rookie police officer on the street to the forensic pathologist testifying in the court room, everyone is involved in the criminal justice system. We elect public officials who appoint and hire our law enforcement officers. We elect our judges and serve on juries and participate in local crime watch programs. Learn about the Police, Courts, Corrections. Allegany College of Maryland...
 

Java Programming
Course Format: Classroom
This course is an advanced programming course designed to teach students how to write proficient Java code. The course will use object-oriented programming concepts in a graphical user interface environment with scalability for the Internet. Students will reinforce concepts learned in earlier programming courses, including; the three basic control structures, object-oriented programming, and pr...
 

Visual Basic
Course Format: Classroom
This course is a beginning programming course using object-oriented/event-driven programming concepts in a Graphical User Interface environment. Students will learn IF statements, Case Statements, will also cover creating executable files, GUI design skills, accessing database information, and OLE creation.
 

Database Programming
Course Format: Classroom
An introduction to relational databases with an emphasis on designing end-user applications using integrated database programming languages and development tools (screen, report, menu, and SQL builders). Students will implement an end-user application utilizing Third Normal Database techniques, user menus, Structured Query Language reports, advanced screen and report design, and Event-Driven P...
 

Networking
Course Format: Classroom
A first course in the understanding of computer based networking systems. The fundamental concepts and terminology of Local Area Networks will be discussed. Topics covered include LAN topologies, hardware, protocols, and operating systems including UNIX, NOVELL Netware, and Microsoft Networking products.
 

C++
Course Format: Classroom
An introduction to the basics of C and C++ Programming languages. Topics covered include data typing, operators, expressions, control flow, functions, pointers, arrays, structures, input/output methods, objects, classes, and inheritance.
 

COBOL
Course Format: Classroom
This course will cover the design and implementation of business programming using COBOL. Students will develop and write programs to generate reports from sequential data files. Skills covered will include report formatting and paging techniques; edited PIC clauses; control breaks; sorting tables and table processing; sequential, indexed and relative files.
 

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