Program Description

The DoD Biomedical Equipment Maintenance Technician Training Group provides the opportunity to earn an Associate in Applied Science (A.A.S.) with an emphasis in Biomedical Electronic Technology.  This program is offered in partnership with Aims Community College and the United States Air Force, Army, Navy, Coast Guard, National Guard and Reserve Units through the DoD Biomedical Equipment Maintenance Technician Training Group (DoD BEMTTG).  This A.A.S. Degree is designed to prepare student for entry-level positions as medical equipment or biomedical equipment repair technicians.  These type of technician work for hospitals and research organizations.  Some work for service and repair businesses that have maintenance contracts with hospitals, clinics, and other medical facilities and institutions. 

The Biomedical Electronic Technology Degree is available to qualified individuals worldwide.  Regardless of where you are stationed after leaving the DoD BEMTTG program, our courses will be available to you. 

Only Graduates of the DoD Biomedical Equipment Maintenance Technician Training Group (DoD BEMTTG) course are eligible for this program. 

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CIS118  Introduction to PC Applications

This course introduces computer concepts and components as well as coverage of application suite software and the Internet.  Included are descriptions of and hands-on experiences with word processors, spreadsheets, databases, presentation graphics, operating environments and other common PC applications packages. 

Prerequisite:  None

     Software Requirement: Microsoft Office Professional 2010

 Course content is not compatible with MAC computers.

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CSC116  Logic and Program Design Using Basic & Visual Basic 

*Available only for August or January start dates.

This course is an introduction to the development of computer program design using the concepts of structured programming and logic.  Topics include flowcharts and/or pseudocode, structure charts, and other current structure design tools.  The BASIC and Visual Based programming languages will be used as tools to demonstrate the transition from designing logic to actual programming.   

Recommended prerequisite:  CIS118 or comparable computer skills

Software Requirement: Microsoft Office Professional 2010

Course software is not compatible with MAC computers.

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COM101 Employment Strategies formerly ENT207 Technical Job Seeking 

In this course students will develop and understanding of how their skills and interest relate to employment search procedures.  Preparation of applications and resumes is studied to assist students in the interview.  How to use the internet in the job search is also discussed.

Prerequisite:  None

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PHY105 Conceptual Physics formerly PHY111 Physics:  Algebra Based I

This course covers units and measurements, linear motion, Newton's laws, friction and basic machines, impulse and momentum, gravitation, static and dynamic equilibrium, rotational motion and dynamics, work, energy, and power.  This course includes laboratory experience that students may perform at home.

Prerequisite:  Basic working knowledge of math, algebra, trigonometry, and geometry

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PSY100 Psychology of Workplace relationships formerly PSY120 Psychology of Leadership

This course relate the importance to success on the job through interpersonal relations.  Effective communication and listening skills are demonstrated.  Total quality management principles, attitudes, motivation, self-disclosure, values, emotional control, leadership, team building, and conflict management are taught in the context of leaders working effectively with people in organizations.  Skills needed for effective leadership are presented.  Special challenges in interpersonal relations are discussed.  How to apply effect interpersonal relations skills to one's won work situation is presented.

Prerequisite:  None

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COM115 Public Speaking

*Available only for August or January start dates.

This course combines the basic theory of speech communications with public speaking performance skills.  Speech delivery, preparation, organization, support, and audience analysis is emphasized.  Topics included in the course are:  composing the speech, performing the speech, using audio/visual aids, speech critiquing, researching the speech, using language effectively, thinking analytically, arguing and persuading, involving the audience, and comparisons informative/persuasive speeches.

Prerequisite:  None

Student will need access to Digital Video Equipment