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EET 171: Digital Circuits II
5.00 Credits
North Seattle College (formerly Seattle Community College-North Campus)
A continuation of material covered in EET 170 including logic fundamentals, logic IC families and their characteristics, logic controls, and associated circuitry. Performance criteria include construction of logic control circuits and measurement of circuit parameters and functions. Topics include logic numbering systems, Boolean algebra, detectors, combinational logic, ADA converters, memories and registers. Course concludes with an introduction to microcomputers and microprocessors. Prerequisite: EET 170. Computer Fee.
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EET 285: Electronics Technology Project
3.00 Credits
North Seattle College (formerly Seattle Community College-North Campus)
Team oriented project course serving as a capstone experience in the electronics technology and related specialty programs. Students will be expected to plan, design, implement and present an electronics--oriented project of suitable complexity. Projects may make use of sensors, motors, optics, pneumatics, hydraulics, digital and analog circuitry, software, etc. Emphasis is on application of technical knowledge, teamwork, and effective project management. Prerequisite: EET 217, EET 218.
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EET 286: Biomedical Equipment I
5.00 Credits
North Seattle College (formerly Seattle Community College-North Campus)
Provides opportunity to learn equipment, advanced circuits and concepts involved in medical health care. Stresses patient-connected monitoring equipment from the repair calibration point of view. Emphasis is on detailed knowledge of diagnostic procedures and rapid, effective servicing techniques. Course is planned to help prepare students for the patient monitoring sections of the biomedical equipment technology certification test sponsored by the Association for the Advancement of Medical Instrumentation (AAMI). Prerequisites: EET 165 and EET 170 or EET 127, EET 128; AHI 100; and ANP 128.
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EET 297: Biomedical Technician Externship
4.00 Credits
North Seattle College (formerly Seattle Community College-North Campus)
Work experience in a hospital, clinic, equipment manufacturer or laboratory is critical to job placement in the biomedical field. This course is designed to supply students with that experience.
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EET 298: Special Topics in Electronics Technology
5.00 Credits
North Seattle College (formerly Seattle Community College-North Campus)
Selected topics in electronics technology. Content and projects vary depending on topics. Instructor permission required.
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ENGL 042: Composition III
10.00 Credits
North Seattle College (formerly Seattle Community College-North Campus)
Assessment and development of language and communications skills and knowledge. Emphasizes effective communication in academic and career contexts. Analysis of models of effective writing and speaking. Research paper or project on career-oriented topic integrated with a personal, historical, technical or sociological perspective. Prereq: Appropriate placement testing and counseling.
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ENGL 080: English Skills Shop
2.00 Credits
North Seattle College (formerly Seattle Community College-North Campus)
Individual and small group study to improve listening, speaking, study skills, reading comprehension and rate, vocabulary, phonics and word skills, spelling, grammar, writing sentences, paragraphs and essays. Prereq: Permission or placement; consult college testing office. Does not replace an ENGL 090-level class but may be taken concurrently with an 090-level classes.
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ENGL 095: College Preparatory Reading and Study Skills III
5.00 Credits
North Seattle College (formerly Seattle Community College-North Campus)
Emphasizes critical reading, vocabulary building and writing skills built on clear sentences and well-developed paragraphs. Includes grammar and punctuation instruction. Concurrent enrollment in ENGL 095 and ENGL 096 required. Also, concurrent enrollment in ENGL 080 is required if this is your first quarter in English classes. Prereq: Placement in ENGL 095/096 on the NSCC English Placement Exam.
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ENGL 096: College Preparatory Writing III
5.00 Credits
North Seattle College (formerly Seattle Community College-North Campus)
Emphasizes critical reading, vocabulary building and writing skills built on clear sentences and well-developed paragraphs. Includes grammar and punctuation instruction. Concurrent enrollment in ENG 095 and ENG 096 required. Also, concurrent enrollment in ENG 080 is required if this is your first quarter in English classes. Prereq: Placement in ENG 095/096 on the NSCC English Placement Exam.
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ENGL 097: C1 . Coming Into Our Own: Word, Image, and Power (Narrative)
0.00 Credits
North Seattle College (formerly Seattle Community College-North Campus)
We all have our own ideas and stories about growing up and coming of age. this same topic fascinates writers and filmmakers, too. As we read novels and essays and watch films together, we will consider how we shape and share these stories across diverse cultural backgrounds. As we explore the power of words and images to reach various audiences, we will come into our own as thoughtful readers and writers and as informed movie viewers. Fulfills the following AA degree requirements: VLPA and Integrated studies
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