7 courses with the subject CCP, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
CCP 023College Communication Skills Credits: *3
Class Hours: 3 This course, in preparation for ENG101, students will study terms and topics central to college-level reading and writing. There will be an emphasis on strengthening reading and writing skills through the use of readings as models for writing and writing exercises. Students will learn how to construct sentences, paragraphs, and short essays that are topically relevant, properly formatted, efficiently organized, and grammatically correct, as well as consistent with college-level writing.
After the Court Reporting student reaches a competency level of 180 words per minute in testimony (Q&A), he/she must complete an on- the-job training internship program. This involves spending at least 45 verified hours outside the classroom at court, hearings, or reporting agencies with acceptable transcripts submitted to the instructor on actual reporting sessions. The student will learn major aspects of the reporting field through practical observations of courtroom and administrative procedures, jury and non-jury trials, pre-trial examinations, and actual reporter duties. The classroom component consists of 30 hours of lecture and oral reports by students of their experiences during the internship. Assignments of outside reading on matters of professional and topical importance will be assigned, and students will be required to report on these during the classroom sessions.
Creative professionals face a myriad of challenges when entering the professional workplace. This course is designed to assist all creative students in developing a personal brand identity which supports the unique personalized goals of a creative professional. Students will begin by thinking deeply about what makes them unique. From this exploration, students will generate a personalized visual branding statement and marketing plan, which supports their unique qualities. Based on these plans, students will evaluate the strongest promotional outlets to let their personal brand shine in a traditional, freelance, and entrepreneurship settings. Upon completion of this course, students will possess the confidence to showcase their unique talents, portfolios, or reels to prospective clients and/or employers.
2.5 ; and Approval from the Office of Career Services. The internship experience includes placement in a field experience directed towards the student's career goals. Topics in career assessment and education supplement the field experience. Students participate in web-based discussion and projects as well as keeping a journal and submitting reports related to the field experience. students are placed with selected employers for a minimum of 90 hours and receive written evaluation from the employer. Students should obtain an Internship Eligibility Verification form from the Office of Career Services. 155
Completion of 87 credits; Cumulative GPA of at least
CCP 472Internship3
2.5; and Approval from the Office of Career Services. The internship experience includes placement in a field experience directed towards the student's career goals. Topics in career assessment and education supplement the field experience. Students participate in web-based discussion and projects as well as keeping a journal and submitting reports related to the field experience. students are placed with selected employers for a minimum of 90 hours and receive written evaluation from the employer. Students should obtain an Internship Eligibility Verification form from the Office of Career Services.
CCP 471 – Internship 1; Cumulative GPA of at Least
CCP 473Internship3
2.5; and Approval from the Office of Career Services. The internship experience includes placement in a field experience directed towards the student's career goals. Topics in career assessment and education supplement the field experience. Students participate in web-based discussion and projects as well as keeping a journal and submitting reports related to the field experience. students are placed with selected employers for a minimum of 90 hours and receive written evaluation from the employer. Students should obtain an Internship Eligibility Verification form from the Office of Career Services.
CCP 472 – Internship 2; Cumulative GPA of at least
CCP 474Co-Op Experience12
and approval from the Office of Career Services. A semester-long cooperative education opportunity working within industry. Requires a 40-hour work week at an approved employer for not less than 14 weeks plus final evaluation during exam week. Computer Business Applications Courses
