Academics
Course Description
Introduction to the criminal justice system with emphasis on law enforcement. Designed for those interested in law, public safety, corrections, and security. Students will learn: crime scene and accident investigation, professional ethics, leadership, U.S. Constitutional Law and Missouri Criminal Code.
This course, required for all freshman, presents an integrated survey of basic Catholic doctrinal beliefs and moral principles of Roman Catholicism. Major units include the Sacraments and the Ten Commandments. Other topics covered include the Call to Holiness, Prayer, the Trinity, the Church, Revelation, the Blessed Virgin Mary, Scripture, and the Beatitudes.
This course surveys the history of the United States from colonial times through the modern period. Students will examine the economic, political, and cultural development of early America. The course continues with the events that lead America into the Civil War and our recovery and modernization after the war. The final part of this course emphasizes the emergence of the United States as a world power and the crises faced as a modern nation both at home and abroad.
Prepares students for continued education towards an Associate Degree and/or an Airframe and Power Plant Certification. Students may also enter immediate employment in the aircraft maintenance industry following program completion. Instruction will include basic concepts of aircraft engines & components, shop safety/human factors, hand tools, fabrication of material, applying blueprints to repairs, inspection of aircraft, wiring, theory of flight and utilizing ground service equipment, as well as, related activities will be performed.
