MATC 2026-27 Catalog

DEGREE/DIPLOMA/CERTIFICATE COURSE DESCRIPTIONS

MLABT – Medical Laboratory Technology (Department 513) MLABT-161 Computer Applications for the Medical Laboratory In this course, students learn basic computer skills used in the clinical laboratory. Students use the internet and database software to become familiar with clinical laboratory computer functions. Prerequisite(s): Must be admitted to the Phlebotomy program (30-513-1). Completion of or currently enrollment in HEALTH-107, CLABT-110 and CLABT-111. MLABT-166 Credits:3 Phlebotomy Clinical Experiences This clinical course provides 120 hours of the practical application of principles and techniques of phlebotomy. Students observe and perform routine phlebotomy and processing tasks in af fi liating phlebotomy facilities. Prerequisite(s): Complete CLABT-111. MTLGY – Metallurgy (Department 422) MTLGY-301 Credits:1 Basic Heat Treatment of Metals This course is designed to provide information related to steel types, alloying elements and microstructure as they relate to the heat treatment of steel. Lab work includes heat treating (hardening, tempering, normalizing and annealing), hardness testing and tensile testing. MTLGY-321 Credits:1 Metallurgy 1 This course gives an introduction to metals commonly used to manufacture products. It describes the properties and applications of steels, cast irons, aluminum alloys and other common nonferrous metals. It covers the AISI/ SAE speci fi cations for steel and common nonferrous metals, including aluminum and copper alloys. Lab work includes hardness testing, tensile testing and common heat Credits:1

MUSIC-103

Credits:1

MKTG-125

Credits:3

Major Instrument 1 Major Instrument 1 introduces students to focused applied study on their chosen instrument as a professional trade. Emphasis is placed on building familiarity, developing consistent practice habits and exploring accessible pieces. Students begin to understand the discipline of treating music as skilled work while gaining con fi dence in both individual study and group participation. The course lays the foundation for a career-oriented approach to performance. Study available on: bass, brass, drum, guitar, mallets, organ, piano, voice and woodwinds. MUSIC-104 Credits:1 Major Instrument 2 Major Instrument 2 continues the journey begun in MUSIC-103 by deepening the understanding of the instrument and expanding repertoire, with a clear focus on professional development. The course highlights personal expression, attentive listening and collaborative performance as essential skills for the working musician. Learners strengthen their ability to prepare and present music in solo and ensemble contexts, cultivating discipline and creativity that align with career readiness in the trade. Study available on: bass, brass, drum, guitar, mallets, organ, piano, voice and woodwinds. Prerequisite(s): Complete MUSIC-103. MUSIC-105 Credits:1 Major Instrument 3 Building on MUSIC-104, Major Instrument 3 emphasizes exploration of varied musical styles and re fi nement of performance skills, preparing students for the demands of professional work. Students engage with diverse projects that encourage interpretation, creativity and adaptability — qualities expected in the music industry. The applied studies foster independence in preparation, con fi dence in presentation and leadership within group performance settings, all framed as essential competencies for a career in the trade. Study available on: bass, brass, drum, guitar, mallets, organ, piano, voice and woodwinds. Prerequisite(s): Complete MUSIC-104, MUSIC-178 or MUSIC-193. MUSIC-106 Credits:1 Major Instrument 4 Major Instrument 4 serves as a capstone experience, positioning students to enter the professional fi eld. Learners will design and present a recital program or collaborative project that re fl ects their growth and identity as musicians. Emphasis is placed on professionalism, thoughtful preparation and the ability to share music meaningfully with an audience. By the end of the course, students demonstrate readiness to pursue music as a trade and to launch their professional careers. Study available on: bass, brass, drum, guitar, mallets, organ, piano, voice and woodwinds. Prerequisite(s): Complete MUSIC-105.

Advertising: Brands and Campaign Examine advertising’s role in the marketing landscape by exploring topics such as investigating how research in fl uences decisions, creating a creative strategy, developing creative ideas and pieces, and selecting media channels. MKTG-134 Credits:3 IMC Management Introduces students to the concepts of integrated marketing communication (IMC). Emphasis is placed on branding, market segmentation, positioning, message strategy, promotion and the execution of marketing communications through appropriate channels. MKTG-144 Credits:3 Client Services Examine the important role account managers play in order to deliver marketing communications solutions to clients. Learn the key skill sets, understand the critical responsibilities and explore the hands-on tools necessary to excel. MKTG-165 Credits:3 Digital Marketing The use of digital marketing channels and online platforms are covered, including search engine optimization, digital marketing analytics, paid search, email marketing and social media campaigns. Course includes a comprehensive simulation. MKTG-173 Credits:3 Marketing Research/Analytics Examine the importance of data-driven decisions to marketing success by exploring topics such as data collection and analysis, tracking critical metrics, and the sharing and reporting of key insights. MKTG-175 Credits:1 Marketing Internship This course is a cooperative training program that allows students to observe and apply in a practical manner the principles and techniques of marketing studied in marketing management or fashion/retail. Prerequisite(s): Complete MKTG 151 or INTRN-796 with a grade of C or higher. MKTG-198 Credits:3 Visual Media Marketing This course covers visual media marketing whose principles integrate graphic design, web design, digital imaging and business marketing strategies. Students will use a variety of industry-standard design tools in this project based course.

treatments used with steel. MUSIC – Music (Department 805) MUSIC-101

Credits:2

Music Business This course is designed to develop insight into portions of the music-business world, including the recording industry, record labels, copyrights, performing, managers, producers, contracts, songwriting, music publishing, print publishing, promotion, business planning, career planning, website construction and much more.

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