MATC 2024-25 Catalog

DEGREE/DIPLOMA/CERTIFICATE COURSE DESCRIPTIONS

BAS – Building Automated Systems (Department 481) BAS-140 Credits: 3 Building Systems 1 Course examines mechanical building systems and operations related to heating, ventilation, air conditioning equipment and water systems. Course learning outcomes shall apply HVAC systems to controlling building environments. Learners will gain knowledge and skills of systems and controls which create a healthy and productive environment in commercial and industrial buildings. BAS-141 Credits: 2 Building Systems 2 Course examines building lighting, alarms, security, network access and building envelope systems. Learners will apply course concepts to the JCI Metasys System extended architecture for managing building operations. BAS-142 Credits: 1 Measurement and Veri fi cation for Automated Course examines the bene fi ts of performing measurement and veri fi cation; as well as testing procedures, tools and equipment, instrumentation used and how to interpret data. Learners will explore different methods of measuring and verifying energy savings using the International Performance Measurement and Veri fi cation Protocols (IPMVP). Learning outcomes include hands-on experience using kWh meters, energy management systems and data loggers. Concepts will be applied to the process of verifying that energy management projects are working. Course reinforces documentation, communication, project management and computer skills including word processing and spreadsheets. BAS-143 Credits: 2 Electrical Concepts/Control 1 ABS Learners will explore how to apply basic electrical concepts to building automated systems control. Course examines basic electrical theories, electrical symbols, line and ladder diagrams, wiring schematics, DC and AC circuits, and applies these to building automated systems control. Control theories will be applied to job duties and tasks performed on building automated systems. BAS-144 Credits: 2 Control Theory 2 Course builds upon the electrical concepts learned in Control Theory 1 and examines control systems used in heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems. Learning outcomes include control system submittals, sequence of operations, system architecture, control languages and commissioning controls. Control theories will be applied to both HVAC and water systems. Learners will apply course concepts to the JCI Metasys System extended architecture for managing building operations. Prerequisite(s): Complete BAS-143.

pin curls and fi nger waves on mannequins. Prerequisite(s): Must be admitted to the Barber program (31-502-5). Complete BARCOS-300, BARBER-336 and BARBER-347. BARBER-352 Credits: 2 Barber State Board Review Presents a review of the theory and practical skills acquired throughout the program. Prepares students for successful completion of the Wisconsin professional licensing exam. Students pack an exam kit, take a mock practical exam, and complete a fi nal theory exam. Prerequisite(s): Must be admitted to the Barber program (31-502-5). Complete BARBER-318, BARCOS-319, BARBER-322, BARBER-349, BARBER-350, and BARBER-351. BARBER-353 Credits: 2 Barber Externship This course reviews haircutting techniques learned in previous Barber haircutting courses. Students prepare mannequins for the state board exam. Students practice skills on available models and mannequins. Speed and ef fi ciency are stressed. Prerequisite(s): Must be admitted to the Barber program (31-502-5). Complete BARBER-349, BARBER-322 and BARBER-350. BARBER-354 Credits: 1 Advanced Barber Guest Services This course offers opportunities for professional practice of developing skills in a salonlike environment. Students shampoo, cut, condition, color, highlight, roller set, blow dry/iron curl, thermal press, permanent wave, and relax the client’s hair under the direction of the classroom instructor. Students gain receptionist skills. Sanitation and safety are stressed. Prerequisite(s): Must be admitted to the Barbering program (31-502-5). Complete BARBER-322, BARBER-349, BARCOS-319, Shampoo and Scalp Treatments Presents the theory of and practical skills in hair/scalp cleansing techniques, scalp massage therapy, and professional products for various hair and scalp conditions, including hair pieces and goods. Students practice shampooing, massage, and conditioning techniques during class on classmates and hair goods. Prerequisite(s): Must be admitted to the Cosmetology (31-502-1) or Barber (31-502-5) programs. BARCOS-319 Credits: 1 Natural Hair Care and Braiding Students learn how to care for natural, curly/ extremely curly textured hair, the history of African hair braiding and basic braiding techniques, and apply skills learned on mannequins and available models Prerequisite(s): Must be admitted to either the Barber (31-502-5) or Cosmetology (31-502-1) programs. BARBER-350, and BARBER-318. BARCOS – Barber/ Cosmetology (Department 502) BARCOS-300 Credits: 2

BARCOS-324 Credits: 1 Business Skills for Barber/Cosmetologists Introduces verbal and nonverbal communication concepts with emphasis on professional writing and speaking skill development. Students write a resume, make presentations, practice job interviewing and make positive public contacts. Prerequisite(s): Complete BARCOS-300, COSMET-302, COSMET-310, COSMET-314 and Business Management Skills for Barber/ Cosmetologists Introduces the fundamental knowledge required for lawful and effective salon practice and management, including Wisconsin state laws and regulatory rules. Students practice developing skills in large and small group work. Prerequisite(s): Must be admitted to the Cosmetology (31-502-1) or the Barber (31-502-5) programs. Complete BARCOS-324. BARCOS-332 Credits: 3 Communications – Barber/Cosmetology Manager This course offers Wisconsin-licensed practitioners, nail technicians and aestheticians leadership and supervision concepts and training principles. Students practice applying concepts in small and large group activities, i.e., discussions, case studies, and hypothetical professional salon settings. Prerequisite(s): Complete BARCOS-331. BARCOS-333 Credits: 3 Barber/Cosmetology Instructor Techniques Part 1 This course is designed to develop the knowledge and skills required to teach barbering and cosmetology. It covers the following: communication, adult learning styles, developing lesson plans and presentation styles, using audio visual equipment, and questioning techniques. Emphasis is placed on the development and presentation of state board lesson plans, as well as time outside of course hours for classroom observation. Prerequisite(s): Must have valid Wisconsin Barber/Cosmetology practitioner’s license and basic computer skills. BARCOS-334 Credits: 3 Barber/Cosmetologist Instructor Techniques Part 2 Instruction focuses on development of evaluation tools for classroom use, analyzing and development of classroom management techniques, the use of copyright laws in developing educational material, and writing a resume and cover letter. The safe use of products and chemicals used in the industry/classroom is studied and stressed. The student will develop theory and practical lesson plans to present in the classroom under the supervision of a licensed instructor. Prerequisite(s): Complete BARCOS-333. COSMET-306. BARCOS-330 Credits: 2

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