Mission College Course Description. HS/Adult School/ROP Course Description
Mission College Course Description. HS/Adult School/ROP Course Description This course provides techniques for medical word building and interpretation using basic word elements (root words, prefixes and suffixes) of Greek and Latin origin. Students learn anatomical, physiological, and pathological medical terminology, as well as therapeutic and diagnostic words, with an overview of each body system. Students demonstrate their ability to define, pronounce, and understand the meaning of medical terms through assignments such as analyzing medical records and creating a PowerPoint presentation. This unit trains students to converse more efficiently with doctors, nurses, other medical and support staff, and patients. Students will learn more about common anomalies, laboratory examinations, medical procedures, medications, and abbreviations. The basic medical terminology provided in the first semester will provide the framework needed before advancing to a more comprehensive medical terminology in the second semester, designed forstudents pursuing work in the medical field. This unit focus on the many components of medical terminology and how to break down a medical term by simply knowing the meaning of the root, prefix and/or suffix. Students will identify the roots, suffixes and prefixes of vocabulary used in medical offices, hospitals and other health settings. Students will review the nervous, skeletal, cardiovascular, muscle and other major systems of the human body and define and classify terms related to physiology, anatomy and pathological conditions. Students will learn over three hundred and fifty word parts (roots, suffixes, prefixes) and basic elements in different combinations, in order to interpret and understand more than ten thousand complex medical terms. Students will also learn over one hundred medical abbreviations. In addition, medical vocabulary will be reviewed at the end of every chapter of course text that will enable students to describe and interpret pathologies, anatomy and physiological processes of body systems. Students will demonstrate this knowledge through formative and summative assessments that test spelling, pronunciation and meaning. Students will also be able to read medical documents with understanding. Students develop a working vocabulary with applications in therapy and diagnostics. H.S./ROCP Prerequisite to the Course: one year of sciences with a passing grade of C. School/District: Mission College College Course: Medical Terminology Mission College Cou...
Mission College Course Description. HS/Adult School/ROP Course Description The course is designed to prepare the student to provide mouth-to-mouth rescue breathing and closed chest heart compression (Basic Life Support) to a victim of sudden death. This course is taught according to guidelines of the American Heart Association. AHA CPR/AED course completion cards will be issued to students who successfully meet course objectives. The student Medical Science & Health Careers course is a 519- hour hands-on course designed to provide students an overview of the different careers associated with health sciences and health technology. It prepares students for entry level employment and introduces the student to the various careers within the health field and the necessary training required. is required to read the textbook “BLS for Healthcare Providers” prior to attending class. It covers general anatomy & physiology, public health, mental health, medical terminology, nutrition, xxxxx xxxxx, cellular physiology, medical math, bioethics, confidentiality, and job-seeking skills. In addition, this course offers physical, emotional, social and cultural instruction that will provide the student with the skills necessary to give effective patient care in long-term care facilities, hospitals, home health and other patient care facilities. School/District: Mission College College Course: AH 011 Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation Mission College Course Content HS/Adult School/ROP Course Content Students will train to be proficient in the use of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) Students will train to be proficient in the use of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR). Teaching CPR to high school students results in communities saturated with trained bystanders, not just in any given year, but generation after generation. Students can quickly become proficient in CPR, with video-based and hands on skills training. Students will train to be proficient in the use of an AED. Students will train to be proficient in the use of an AED raising public awareness of the importance and the use of AEDs and increase the percentage of the population trained in their use. Demonstrate the proper technique, follow protocol and how to administer. Recognizing that CPR training is a crucial life skill that everyone must possess. As such, CPR become part of American education similar to, for example, the “three Rs”- reading, writing and arithmetic. Student demonstrate the proper technique, follow protocol and how to administer. Anato...
Mission College Course Description. HS/Adult School/ROP Course Description This is a lecture and laboratory course dealing with the fundamentals of food preparation. Students practice the basic principles of food preparation and prepare small quantities from standard recipes, and international cuisines are introduced. This class covers beginning recipes including appetizers, soups, salads, main courses, breads, desserts and pastries. Culinary Arts Level 1 This is a preparatory course addressing many aspects of food preparation including safety and sanitation, measurement basics, kitchen tools and uses, nutrition, basic food science, and of course meal planning and preparation. The goal of this course is to introduce the kitchen novice to the wonderful world of food and flavors. This course is open to all interested students. Culinary Arts Level 2 Culinary Careers is an intermediate course in food preparation. The student will review safety, sanitation, nutrition, and time management. This course delves deeper into meal planning and offers more opportunities for creativity and recipe creation. Culinary Careers will introduce aspects of the restaurant business. The goal is to allow the students to explore their interest in the culinary arts for personal enjoyment or as a possible career option. School/District: College Course: Mission College Course Content HS/Adult School/ROP Course Content
Mission College Course Description. HS/Adult School/ROP Course Description This course is designed to provide the student with learning experiences that will lead to a better understanding of the concept of a healthy lifestyle. The emphasis is on changing unhealthy behaviors to healthy ones. Major topics covered in the class are: understanding behavior and change, relationships, cardiovascular health, fitness, nutrition and weight control, stress Medical Science & Health Careers course is a 519- hour hands-on course designed to provide students an overview of the different careers associated with health sciences and health technology. It prepares students for entry level employment and introduces the student to the various careers within the health field and the necessary training required.
Mission College Course Description. HS/Adult School/ROP Course Description This course provides students with the fundamentals to make sound financial investment decisions. Students explore the investment environment, the risks and returns objectives consistent with and associated with different types of financial investments, and the establishment of the individual's investment characteristics, capacities and restrictions. Other topics include the participants in the investment process including the organizations issuing securities and the laws and regulations covering their activities. Class projects cover techniques of investment analysis, timing, decision making, investment planning and management. This course provides students with the fundamentals to make sound financial investment decisions. Students explore the investment environment, the risks and returns objectives consistent with and associated with different types of financial investments, and the establishment of the individual's investment characteristics, capacities and restrictions. Other topics include the participants in the investment process including the organizations issuing securities and the laws and regulations covering their activities. Class projects cover techniques of investment analysis, timing, decision making, investment planning and management. School/District: _SCUSD/XXXXXX College Course: BUS 052_ Mission College Course Content HS/Adult School/ROP Course Content Module One: Preparing to Invest ● The Investment Environment ● Securities Markets and Transaction ● Investment Information and Securities Transactions Module One: Preparing to Invest ● The Investment Environment ● Securities Markets and Transaction ● Investment Information and Securities Transactions Module Two: important Conceptual Tools ● Return and Risk ● Modern Portfolio Concepts Module Two: important Conceptual Tools ● Return and Risk ● Modern Portfolio Concepts ● The Time Value of Money Module Three: Investing in Common Stocks ● Common Stocks ● Analyzing Common Stocks ● Stock Valuation ● Market Efficiency, Behavioral Finance, and Technical Analysis Module Three: Investing in Common Stocks ● Common Stocks ● Analyzing Common Stocks ● Stock Valuation ● Market Efficiency, Behavioral Finance, and Technical Analysis Module Four: Investing in Fixed-Income ● Fixed-Income Securities ● Bond Valuation Module Four: Investing in Fixed-Income ● Fixed-Income Securities ● Bond Valuation Module Five: Portfolio Management ● Mutual Funds: Professionally Managed ...
Mission College Course Description. HS/Adult School/ROP Course Description In this introductory course, students learn about the practical, artistic, and technical sides of Graphic Design. Students also begin to gain the necessary critical thinking and technical skills required across the various professional careers within Graphic Design. Students are evaluated through a series of hands-on projects. Multiple software packages within Adobe Creative Cloud (CC) are explored. Digital Media I will enhance a student's ability to achieve effective visual communication by applying basic design principles to media design. Students will create engaging designs that communicate a message to designated audiences. Students will also develop basic fundamental skills of relevant software applications to design, create, and produce printed messages that illustrate their understanding of the design principles. The course will address typography, page layout, digital illustration, digital image manipulation and project presentation. This is a project-based course focusing on the use of entry-level to intermediate-level software in digital design and production. The course is comprised of lectures, demonstrations, critiques of professional and student designs, and projects, in which students design, create, and deliver printed communications Xxxxxx High School/Santa Xxxxx Unified College Course: GDS 35, Graphic Design 1 Mission College Course Content HS/Adult School/ROP Course Content
Mission College Course Description. HS/Adult School/ROP Course Description The course is designed to prepare the student to provide mouth-to-mouth rescue breathing and closed chest heart compression (Basic Life Support) to a victim of sudden death. This course is taught according to guidelines of the American Heart Association. AHA CPR/AED course completion cards are issued to students who successfully meet course objectives. The student is required to read the textbook "BLS for Healthcare Providers" prior to attending class. Medical Science & Health Careers course is a 519- hour hands-on course designed to provide students an overview of the different careers associated with health sciences and health technology. It prepares students for entry level employment and introduces the student to the various careers within the health field and the necessary training required. It covers general anatomy & physiology, public health, mental health, medical terminology, nutrition, xxxxx xxxxx, cellular physiology, medical math, bioethics, confidentiality, and job-seeking skills. In addition, this course offers physical, emotional, social and cultural instruction that will provide the student with the skills necessary to give effective patient care in long-term care facilities, hospitals, home health and other patient care facilities. School/District: Mission College College Course: AH 011 Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation Mission College Course Content HS/Adult School/ROP Course Content
Mission College Course Description. HS/Adult School/ROP Course Description School/District: Mission College College Course: Hoc 006- Personal Health & Lifestyle
Mission College Course Description. HS/Adult School/ROP Course Description This introductory course focuses on video production and related hardware and software. The students develop an understanding of video production and post-production in a series of hands-on exercises. camera operation, video and audio production techniques, special effects, the basic principles of motion graphics, video editing and audio editing are explored. Access to a camera capable of recording video, and a basic understanding of computer system operation are required. Video Production is a year-long course in which students will learn the foundations of video production: developing an idea or story, pre- production planning, video photography, lighting, and basic sound, and digital post- production using video editing software. Students will learn to evaluate Jilm and videos, will learn essential knowledge of copyright laws as they pertain to video production and ethical issues in media, and will learn to create a variety of published video projects This class may be repeated with instructor approval.*Articulation agreement with Mission for college credit.*Video Production classes count towards Practical or Fine Arts credits School/District: _SCUSD/Santa Xxxxx High School College Course: GDS 074_ Mission College Course Content HS/Adult School/ROP Course Content
