911 Communications & Operations (A55470) (ONLINE)

Semester Schedule

First Year - Fall Semester

ACA 122	College Transfer Success	Credits: 1
ENG 111	Writing and Inquiry	Credits: 3
EME 111	911 Communications & Operations I	Credits: 3
GIS 110	Survey of GIS/GPS	Credits: 1
PAD 151	Intro to Public Administration	Credits: 3
	Social/Behavorial Sciences Elective **	Credits: 3
		Credits: 14

First Year - Spring Semester

EME 112	911 Communications & Operations II	Credits: 3
GIS 111	Intro to Geographic Info Systems	Credits: 3
MAT 152	Statistical Methods I	Credits: 4
PAD 152	Ethics in Government	Credits: 3
or
CJC 212	Ethics & Community Relations	Credits: 3
	Humanities/Fine Arts Elective*	Credits: 3
		Credits: 16

First Year - Summer Semester

WBL 111	Work-Based Learning I	Credits: 1
WBL 115	Work-Based Learning Seminar I	Credits: 1
		Credits: 2

Second Year - Fall Semester

BUS 153	Human Resource Management	Credits: 3
COM 120	Intro Interpersonal Communication	Credits: 3
or
COM 231	Public Speaking	Credits: 3
EME 211	Adv 911 Communications & Operations	Credits: 3
PAD 251	Public Finance & Budgeting	Credits: 3
POL 120	American Government	Credits: 3
		Credits: 15

Second Year - Spring Semester

BUS 217	Employment Law & Regulations	Credits: 3
or
BUS 115	Business Law I	Credits: 3
CTI 120	Network & Security Foundation	Credits: 3
HSE 225	Crisis Intervention	Credits: 3
PAD 252	Public Policy Analyss	Credits: 3
	911 COM & OP Elective I***	Credits: 3
	911 COM & OP Elective II***	Credits: 3
		Credits: 18

Total Credit Hours 65

*Approved 911 COM & OP Electives are: BUS-137, PMT-110, SOC-220, and SOC-225.

A criminal background check may be required as a condition of employment in the 911 Emergency Communication field.

The courses listed on this program guide are the courses currently offered online through Richmond Community College. Please speak to your advisor if you have taken courses at another college or university.

The following courses are part of the North Carolina Articulation Agreement: ACA 122, BUS 137, COM 120, ENG 111, GIS 111, HUM 115, MAT 152, POL 120, PSY 150, SOC 210, SOC 220, and SOC 225. The North Carolina Comprehensive Articulation Agreement is a statewide agreement governing transfer credits from North Carolina community colleges to North Carolina public universities and participating private universities. RichmondCC cannot guarantee the transfer of courses to out-of-state universities.