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School: Rogue Community College

Human Resource Management
Course Format: Classroom
Introduces traditional, current and emerging human resource management (HRM) practices. Students will develop practical and realistic approaches to HRM by focusing on the functions of a human resources department and the responsibilities of a human resources director. Students will be able to assess HRM skills, describe current best practices in HRM, explain the process of selecting, placing an...
 

Business Communications
Course Format: Classroom
Focuses on planning, creating, writing, and revising typical business documents such as letters, memos, reports, and presentations using current communication technologies (word processing, spreadsheets, graphical presentations, e-mail, and the Internet). Understanding the purpose of communication in business also covered. Computerized word processing during in-class examinations is required as...
 

Managerial Accounting
Course Format: Classroom
Covers the preparation of the statement of cash flows and financial statement analysis; the foundations of management accounting including various types of business enterprise cost systems; analyzing cost/volume/profit relationships; management planning and budgeting; evaluating performance; and capital investment decisions. Uses spreadsheet, word processing, and general ledger software when ap...
 

Financial Accounting
Course Format: Classroom
Introduces financial accounting theory including the accounting cycle, analysis and recording of transactions, and reporting financial information in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP). Uses spreadsheet, word processing, and general ledger software when applicable. Financial Accounting II Continues financial accounting theory begun in BA211 with accounting for ...
 

Advanced Automotive Computer Systems
Course Format: Classroom
Designed for automotive technicians with the prerequisite skills. Topics covered include OBDII system operation, advanced drivability diagnosis and repair, body computer systems, ABS systems and traction control systems, passive restraint systems, electronic instrument clusters, theft deterrent systems, and general principals of network computer systems. Prerequisites: Experience and employment...
 

Computerized Engine Management Systems
Course Format: Classroom
Designed for automotive technicians with prerequisite skills, covers input sensor function and testing, output actuator function and testing, processor engine management strategies, fuel system design and operation, EFI system testing, emission system operation, and gas emission diagnosis. Prerequisites: Experience and employment as a journeyman technician in an occupation involving basic worki...
 

Automotive Maintenance and Trades Practices
Course Format: Classroom
Introduces basic mechanical shop safety and industrial practices, professionalism and ethics, shop tools and equipment use, and basic automotive maintenance. Course required for all entering Automotive Technology students (may be waived for equivalent work experience or 2+2 high school credits). Program students have priority for enrolling in this class.
 

Electricity for Automotive Technicians
Course Format: Classroom
Introduces the fundamentals of basic electricity and the use of electrical service and testing equipment. Provides instruction in all phases of starting and charging systems. Emphasis is on hand-held instruments and basic trouble-shooting techniques. Course required for all entering Automotive Technology students (may be waived for equivalent work experience and ASE Electrical Systems certifica...
 

Sculpture
Course Format: Classroom
The first of a three-term sequence devoted to the subject of mold making. Focuses on pat-tern development, mold making, and casting in hydrocal and wax. In addition to required reading, students are research the lost wax process and keep journal records. The second of a three-term sequence devoted to the subject of metal casting. Introduces tools and techniques used in transferring a mold i...
 

Photography
Course Format: Classroom
Introduces the history and fundamentals of photography and the theory of black and white film processing and printing. Emphasis is on camera handling, manual exposure control, composition, and basic color theory.
 

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