FIRE1152 - Building Construction
Credits: 3 (2/1/0) This course will cover basic building construction techniques. It will also address safety features of today's buildings in relation to firefighter safety, fire behavior and building behavior when subjected to fire conditions.
ELEC1116 - Conduit/Tool Applications
Credits: 2 (0/2/0) Numerous applications and skills will be developed in this course including bending, threading and installation of various types of conduit. This course also provides a review of the operation and safety of both hand and power tools used in the
PWST2115 - All-Terrain Vehicles Systems
Credits: 3 (1/2/0) All-Terrain Vehicles Systems focuses on various types of four-cycle ATV engine fuel and electrical systems. Students will also examine chassis and drive train components.
CRJU2206 - Police Report Writing
Credits: 3 (3/0/0) This course provides the technical understanding and practical application in basic police report writing, field note taking and standardized report forms commonly used by law enforcement. Emphasis is placed on developing a clear, concise style in
REFR2217 - Commercial Grocery Store Refrigeration
Credits: 3 (3/0/0) This course is designed to cover the refrigeration piping and oil return in a grocery store setting. Students will learn about case controllers and temperature controls.
PWST1015 - Marine Engine Installation and Set Up
Credits: 3 (2/1/0) This course will cover marine engine and drive systems: fundamentals, engine removal, engine installation and basic system testing.
BIOL2263 - Human Anatomy and Physiology II Lab
Credits: 1 (0/1/0) Meets MnTC Goal Area 3 when taken with BIOL 2262. This course is the laboratory component of a comprehensive introductory overview of human anatomy and physiology that includes basic fundamental concepts of cells, tissues and organs making up the
THPY1110 - Massage Techniques and Ethics
Credits: 3 (2/1/0) This course provides students with an in-depth knowledge of massage techniques. Emphasis will be on the application of the basic massage stokes and their variations. Students will learn proper draping and positioning techniques and recommended client
HUM1132 - Women in the Humanities
Credits: 3 (3/0/0) Meets MnTC Goal Areas 6 and 7. This course is a study of the contributions of women in the humanities as writers, artists and social reformers with emphasis on 20th century women. The course will incorporate individual studies of Quaker women
COSM2000 - Artistry in Hairstyling
Credits: 1 (1/0/0) This course focuses on the various types of non-surgical hair additions. Students will learn about the care and styling of wigs and basic braiding procedures to create hairstyles that are pleasing to clients.