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Customized Applied Technology • Associate in Applied Science

Occupational Program

Colleague Code: AAS.CAPTC

Curriculum Code: CAT 254

Program Information:

For Program Information Contact:

To learn more about this program and view contact information, visit Customized Applied Technology or contact the Workforce Institute at 217-786-2751 or workforce@llcc.edu.

Course Requirements:

Required General Education Courses

Please see your Student Success Advisor for course planning.

EGL 103Technical and Professional Communication I

3
AND
EGL 106Technical and Professional Communication II

3
OR
CMN 104Interpersonal Communication

3
OR
EGL 101Composition I

3
AND
EGL 102Composition II

3
 
Humanities, Fine Arts or Social Science Elective

3
 
TEM 103Vocational-Technical Math

3
OR
MAT 104General Education Mathematics

3
or a higher math elective

3-5
 
TES 121Technical Shop Physics

3
Total Credit Hours:15-17

Note: For students wishing to transfer to a four-year university, they should take EGL 101 and EGL 102.

For those students who do not wish to transfer, they should take EGL 103 and EGL 106 or CMN 104 (in place of EGL 106).


Note: For students wishing to transfer to a four-year university, they should take MAT 104 or higher math.

For those students who do not wish to transfer, they should take TEM 103 or higher math.

Required Program Courses

BDM 112Construction Plans and Specifications

3
CAD 151Fundamentals of Computer-Aided Drafting

3
CSC 105Computer Applications and Concepts

3
CWE 101Cooperative Education Work Experience

.5 - 3
ESI 101Employability Skills

2
ELM 101Workplace Safety Certifications

1
Total Credit Hours:15

You must take 3 credits in CWE 101 to meet degree requirements.

Required Program Support Courses

Select from one of the options listed below.

Option 1

Select courses from existing certificates and/or electives to define a focus area. You must take at least 30 credit hours.

Option 2

Two or more focus areas of 6-12 credits each (courses selected to meet student goals and employer needs) plus related courses and electives to make 30 credits. Credit in this area could include licensure, apprenticeship or a recognized training program.