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80 Doña Ana Community College• Get your business positioned to bid on government contracts andother government procurement needsSpecialized ConsultingSpecialized one-on-one, confidential consulting can help you develop anindividualized plan, creating alternatives for solving marketing problems,including record keeping, accounting, and inventory control.Business EducationThe SBDC offers individualized tutoring in various aspects of managementthat can help you avoid serious and costly mistakes. If needed, special arrangementscan be made for SBDC staff to come to your business site todiscuss strategies.Seminars, classes and workshops are available, and are conveniently scheduledduring evening and weekend hours.Center for Resource InformationResource information will help you find a competitive advantage throughprofessional business publications. A variety of software is available, includingInternet access. Call us today to discuss your needs at 527-7676, or visitus at the WDC.Customized Training• Contract Training• Business Training SeminarsWorkforce Center • 2345 E. Nevada Ave.Telephone: 527-7776 (map on page 21)Customized contract training for employee development is available in a varietyof business-related topics at the Workforce Center. Customized classesfocus on employee development and peak team performance. Every aspectof a course may be tailored to meet an organization’s specific needs, includingclass topics and content, location, length and time. The courses may beheld at the Workforce Center or at the work location. Times can be tailoredto fit employee work schedules.Customized training services have been utilized by numerous local banksand businesses, public schools, government contractors, and federal, state,and local governmental agencies. Training areas have included computerskills, management/supervision, forklift certification, industrial safety awareness,welding, customer service, FranklinCovey ® seminars, and others.Business training seminars cover topics in business, computers, and professionaldevelopment. These seminars are open to the public. Visit dacc.nmsu.edu/ctp for more information.Continuing Education UnitsContinuing Education Units (CEUs) and Continuing Professional EducationsUnits (CPUs) may be awarded for organized, noncredit, continuing educationexperiences. CEUs and CPUs may not be used to fulfill degree requirements.Truck Driving AcademyWorkforce Center • 2345 E. Nevada Ave.Telephone 527-7776 (map on page 21)Earn up to $35,000 a year, plus benefits, after only four weeks of training.The DACC Truck Driving Academy offers the following:• Agency funding for those who qualify• Financing for those who qualify• Bilingual classesThere has never been a better time to be a truck driver.ABOUT THE COURSE DESCRIPTIONS ON PAGES 81 THROUGH 115Course Prefixes by Program NameAllied Health Science (courses only) .........AHSApprenticeship Programs. ................ OEETAutomation and Manufacturing Technology. ...MATAutomotive Technology ..................AUTOBuilding Construction Technology ........... BCTBusiness Management ...................BMGTBusiness Office Technology ................BOTCollege Studies ........................COLLComputer Information Technology. .........OECSCreative Media Technology ................CMTDental Assistant. ........................ DASDental Hygiene ....................... DHYGDevelopmental English ..................CCDEDevelopmental Language ................CCDLDevelopmental Mathematics ............. CCDMDevelopmental Reading .................CCDRDiagnostic Medical Sonography ............DMSDrafting and Graphics Technologies ...ARCT, DRFTEducation programs. ..... C EP, ECED, EDUC, EMDElectronics Technology ....................ELTEmergency Medical Services ..............OEEMFire Investigations .............. C J, FIRE, LAWEFire Science Technology .................. FIREHealth Care Assistant. .....................NAHealth Information Technology .... AHS, BIOL, HITHeating, Ventilation, A/C and Refrigeration ...HVACHospitality and Tourism. .................HOSTHospitality Services Management ..........HOSTLaw Enforcement/Corrections/CriminalJustice. .........................C J, LAWELibrary Science .........................L SCNursing ..............................NURSParalegal Studies ........................ PL SPre-Business .............ACCT, BCIS, BUSA, C SPublic Health .....................CHSS, HL SRadiologic Technology ..................RADTRespiratory Therapy ......................RESPTechnical Studies. ...................... OETSWater Technology ......................WATRWelding Technology ....................WELDHow to Read the CourseDescriptionsCourses are titled in the following style:ASTR 105G. The Planets4 cr. (3+2P)• Suffix (G) following the course number – indicatesthat the course satisfies a New Mexico CommonCore requirement.• Suffix (N) following the course number – indicatesthat credits do not apply toward graduation.• Credit (cr.) – The unit of university credit is the semesterhour, which equates to 50 minutes of lecture/recitation per week for one full semester, which isfifteen weeks in length.• Hours followed by the letter “P” – number of hoursspent each week in practical applications (labs,clinicals, etc.). Each hour of practice (P) is valuedat no more than one-half semester hour of credit.It takes at least two 50-minute hours (50 + 50 =100 minutes) of practice/lab per week to equal onesemester hour.