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  • VT 2900: Kennel Management and Nutrition

    2.00 Credits
    Rochester Community and Technical College

    This course will introduce principles of nutrition and advanced animal care duties. This course will provide further opportunities for kennel management of domestic animals while incorporating knowledge of proper nutrition and feeding of the dog and cat. Hands on animal care duties and teamwork and emphasized throughout the course. Attendance is required for successful completion of the course. All previous required courses must have been completed with a C or better. (Prerequisites: BIOL 1220, VT 1220, VT 2020, VT 2910).
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  • VT 2910: Pharmacology and Disease for Veterinary Technicians

    4.00 Credits
    Rochester Community and Technical College

    This course provides background in veterinary pharmacologic principles and management. Topics of focus include: common drug terminology, classifications of drugs, such as antibiotics and anesthetics, and mechanisms of drug action, the diseases common to our domestic species along with the pharmacological agents that are used to treat them. Basic skills and management of the veterinary pharmacy are also covered. RECOMMENDED ENTRY SKILLS/KNOWLEDGE: High School diploma or GED. Grade of C or better (high school or college level within the last five years) in the following courses: Biology with a lab, Chemistry with a lab, Elementary Algebra of equivalent Minimum one-year high school typing/keyboarding skills. Admission into the Veterinary Technician program. (Prerequisites: Grade of C or better in MATH 1026).
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  • VT 2920: Small Animal Disease and Diagnostics

    2.00 Credits
    Rochester Community and Technical College

    This course surveys infectious and noninfectious diseases of domestic animals. The content includes aspects of disease such as etiology, clinical signs, treatment, prevention, and pathology. Animal health care and preventative disease procedures will be implemented. Principles of the disease process, epidemiology, zoonoses, public health significance as well as behavior management will be emphasized. Attendance is required for successful completion of the course. To enroll in the course an overall GPA of 2.0 is required for previously required courses. (Prerequisites: VT 1410, VT 2900, VT 1710, VT 1810. Other Requirements: To enroll in the course an overall GPA of 2.0 is required for previously required courses).
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  • VT 2930: Applied Pharmacology and Nutrition

    2.00 Credits
    Rochester Community and Technical College

    This course will introduce the regulations controlling the use of biological and pharmaceuticals in the management of animal disease. Additional topics will include rationale and precautions for therapeutic use of pharmaceutical with an applied approach. Emphasis will be on teamwork, communication, preventive health care and health problem assessments, and clinical nutrition. This course will include advanced animal nutrition and the concepts of clinical nutrition. Dietary management of various nutritional diseases for small animals will be explored. Attendance is required for successful completion of this course. (Prerequisites: VT 2230, VT 1710, VT 1610, VT 2920. Other Requirements: To enroll in this course, all previous required courses must have been completed with an overall GPA of 2.0).
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  • WELD 1001: Blueprint Reading, Process Theory and Safety

    4.00 Credits
    Rochester Community and Technical College

    The students will work on an overview of blueprint reading including the understanding of notes, specifications, and identification of welding symbols. Students will use relevant math strategies to solve practical problems they will encounter in actual shop situations. An introduction of processes used in fabrication shops will be outlined. Students will be introduced to the different processes of welding and the welding trade. The students will cover bonding, fusion, proper heat usage, heat distortion and its effect on base metal. Students will learn electrical current and voltage circuits from welding equipment to base metal, reverse current, and voltage along with AC welding. Students will make minor repair to welding equipment and tools in the trade. Major components stressed are safe practices used in welding profession, safe usage of welding equipment, PPE (personal protection equipment) and how to eliminate unsafe conditions. This is a co-requisite course to be taken with WELD 1002 and WELD 1003. (Prerequisites: None.)
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  • WELD 1002: SMAW-Shielded Metal Arc Welding

    3.00 Credits
    Rochester Community and Technical College

    This course introduces students to Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW) including equipment, terms, and related safety procedures. Student will learn the safe and correct set up of all SMAW related welding equipment. Student will demonstrate proper electrode selection and use based on metal type and thicknesses. Student will perform basic SMAW welds on selected joints in all positions and will perform visual inspection of these welds to understand what an acceptable weld is. This is a co-requisite course to be taken with WELD 1001 and WELD 1003.
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  • WELD 1003: Oxy-Fuel Welding, Cutting and Braze Welding

    1.00 Credits
    Rochester Community and Technical College

    This course is designed to show the student the safe operation of Oxy-Fuel cutting and welding equipment. Students will learn the proper way to maintain high pressure gas cylinders, hoses, and regulators. Students will demonstrate safely operating the torch to weld and cut various thicknesses of metal in the flat position. This is a co-requisite course to be taken with WELD 1001 and WELD 1002.
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  • WELD 1004: GMAW-Gas Metal Arc Welding

    3.00 Credits
    Rochester Community and Technical College

    Students will study the fundamentals and safety concerns of the GMAW process. Within this course students will learn about GMAW power sources, shielding gasses, methods of transfer and electrode selection. Students will demonstrate the proper PPE and safety concerns needed for the GMAW process. Students will perform basic GMAW welds in all positions and perform visual inspection of these welds to understand what an acceptable weld is.
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  • WELD 1005: GTAW-Gas Tungsten Arc Welding

    3.00 Credits
    Rochester Community and Technical College

    Students will study the fundamentals and safety concerns of the GTAW process. Within this course students will learn about GTAW power sources, shielding gasses, electrode, and filler metal selection. Students will demonstrate the proper PPE and safety concerns needed for the GTAW process. Students will perform basic GTAW welds in all positions and perform visual inspection of these welds to understand what an acceptable weld is.
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  • WELD 1006: Welding Internship

    2.00 Credits
    Rochester Community and Technical College

    This course is designed to provide the student with a purposeful occupational experience in the welding and fabrication field. Each internship experience is individualized. A training plan is created for each student in conjunction with the training site to provide experience related to the skills and knowledge acquired in the program. One credit of Internship is equal to 80 total hours of on-the-job training (2 weeks). (Prerequisites: Completion of WELD 1001, WELD 1002, WELD 1003, WELD 1004 and WELD 1005 with a letter grade of C or above.)
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