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Logistics and Supply Chain Management - CoT, AAS, BAT |
Listed under Construction, Industry, Manufacturing and Transportation Area of Study BAT - areas-study/construction-industry-manufacturing-transportation/logistics-supply-chain-management-bat/; AAS- areas-study/construction-industry-manufacturing-transportation/logistics-supply-chain-management-aas/; CoT - areas-study/construction-industry-manufacturing-transportation/logistics-supply-chain-management-certificate-technology/ |
Moved to Business Area of Study |
03/31/2026 |
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Emergency Medical Technician BASIC ICLC |
Basic ICLC has the AIT-AI Plan of Study |
Basic ICLC has the IC-EMTBSC plan of study |
03/30/2026 |
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Program Codes |
3IT DSMN listed in Program Codes. It was deactivated 02/14/2024 |
Removed 3IT DSMN from Program Codes |
03/30/2026 |
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BAT Logistics Areas of Study Learning Outcomes and Career Skills |
5th outcome reads "chair" |
5th outcome reads "chain". |
03/30/2026 |
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Mathematics, AS |
Core Curriculum requirements listed on the Plan of Study tab |
Removed Core Curriculum requirements from the Plan of Study tab |
04/02/2026 |
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Communications, AA; Computer Science, AS; Fine Arts, AA; General Studies, AA; Natural Science, AS; Social & Behavioral Science, AA; Education 7-12, AAT |
Core Curriculum requirements listed on the Plan of Study tab |
Removed Core Curriculum requirements listed on the Plan of Study tab |
04/07/2026 |
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General Information > Educational Programs > Major Codes |
Automotive misspelled |
Spelling Corrected |
4/14/2026 |
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Credit for Prior Learning (CPL) |
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Added CSME 1351, Preparation for the State Licensing Practical Examination, TDLR Cosmetology Operator License Examination under the Cosmetology section |
4/22/2026 |
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Health Science > Medical Coding Specialist Level 2 Certificate |
Program Admission In addition to being admitted to the College, students must also be admitted to the Health Information Technology program which has additional requirements and/or steps. |
Program Admission There are no additional admission requirements for the Medical Coding Specialist Certificate; students only need to complete the application to the College, as noted in “College Admission” above, and follow the enrollment steps. |
04/28/2026 |
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Logistics and Supply Chain Management, Certificate of Technology (CBE Tab) |
For more information, students may contact the Department Chair, Durrell Dickens, at 281-998-6150 ext. 7346 or durrell.dickens@scjd.edu |
For more information, students may contact the Department Chair, Margaret Kidd, at 281-998-6150 ext. 7540 or Margaret.Kidd@sjcd.edu. |
05/26/2026 |
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Medical Imaging, Magnetic Resonance Imaging, AAS |
Learning Outcomes and Career Skills A student completing the last award in the pathway will be able to: • Apply magnetic safety measures • Produce magnetic resonance images of acceptable diagnostic quality • Adapt magnetic resonance procedures for nonroutine situations. • Critique images for diagnostic quality. • Communicate effectively as a part of the healthcare team. • Demonstrate the ability to communicate through written correspondence pertaining to healthcare. • Analyze various healthcare scenarios to appropriately recognize and apply ethically sound decisions. • Exhibit professionalism by delivering unrestricted patient care regardless of various patient differences including age, gender, race, creed, social, cultural or economic status, abilities, personal attributes, or the nature of the health problem. |
Learning Outcomes and Career Skills A student completing the last award in the pathway will be able to: Goal 1: Students will demonstrate clinical competency. • Students will apply magnetic safety measures. • Students will produce magnetic resonance images of acceptable diagnostic quality. Goal 2: Students will develop and apply critical thinking. • Students will adapt magnetic resonance procedures for nonroutine situations. • Students will critique images for diagnostic quality. Goal 3: Students will demonstrate the ability to communicate effectively. • Students will communicate effectively as part of a healthcare team. • Students will be able to communicate through written correspondence pertaining to healthcare. Goal 4: Students will model professionalism. • Students will analyze various healthcare scenarios to appropriately recognize and apply ethically sound decisions. • Students will exhibit professionalism by delivering unrestricted patient care regardless of various patient differences, including age, gender, race, creed, social, cultural, or economic status, abilities, personal attributes, or the nature of the health problem. New Tab: “Accreditation” Magnetic resonance imaging program Purpose Statement The purpose of the Magnetic Resonance Program is to prepare students for entry-level employment in the field of Magnetic Resonance Imaging with the knowledge, skills, and values to be a successful member of the healthcare community. Upon successful completion of the Magnetic Resonance Imaging AAS Degree Program, the student is granted and Associate of Applied Science degree and is eligible to apply for the National Certification Examination given by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT). Program Effectiveness Goals 1. Graduates will pass the National Certification Examination on the 1st attempt. 2. Graduates will be gainfully employed. 3. Students will complete the program within four (4) semesters of admission. 4. Employers will be satisfied with program graduates. 5. Graduates will be satisfied with the quality of their education received. |
06/25/2026 |
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CIT, Artificial Intelligence Foundations, Advanced Technical Certificate |
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Added "Online" campus link to the list of "Locations" on the Information tab |
07/02/2026 |