Black Hawk College Catalog – 2014 Second Semester LBR 115 Asphalt Techn. & Construction LBR 116 Labor Apprenticeship I LBR 292 Concrete Apprenticeship I General Education Choice: SOC 101 Principles of Sociology Second Year First Semester LBR 131 Principles of Pipelaying HIST 190 History of American Labor LBR 293 Forming & Finishing Concrete General Education Choice: CS 100 Introduction to Computers or Math/Computer Sciences Second Semester LBR 133 Asbestos Abatement LBR 139 Construction Blueprint Reading LBR 136 Labor Apprenticeship II LBR 294 Concrete Apprenticeship II Third Year First Semester LBR 153 Hazardous Waste Worker LBR 250 Landscaping General Education: SPEC 101 Principles of Speech Communication Second Semester LBR 150 Construction Surveying LBR 152 Bridge Construction LBR 156 Labor Apprenticeship III General Education Choice: SPEC 175 Intercultural Communication Minimum total hours required for degree
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Third Year First Semester LBR 153 Hazardous Waste Worker LBR 250 Landscaping
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Second Semester LBR 150 Construction Surveying LBR 152 Bridge Construction LBR 156 Labor Apprenticeship III
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Certificate Program This program is designed for those who have been accepted into the Illinois Laborers’ and Contractors’ Construction Craft Laborer Apprenticeship and Training Program. The program provides an option for a certificate in construction labor, with training approved by the U.S. Department of Labor and developed by the Illinois Laborers and Contractors Joint Apprenticeship and Training Program (JATP). Black Hawk College has formed an agreement with the JATP and may grant college credit for approved and completed coursework. For further information concerning apprenticeship training, contact regional training coordinator of the Illinois Laborers and Contractors, LU 309 Apprenticeship Training Coordinator, Terrance Whitecotton, c/o 786-5479 or e-mail union309@aol.com or the First Stop Center at Black Hawk College. First Year First Semester Credit Hours LBR 111 Orientation to Laborer’s Craft 3 LBR 113 Mason Tending 3 LBR 291 Concrete Practice Fundamentals 2
Associate in Applied Science Code: 6174 Certificate Code: 6574 Contact Persons: QC Campus, First Stop Center, 309-796-5100, Rm. 1-213; or at the Quad City Electrical Training Center, Mike Ellison, 309-762-3270, m_ellison@qcejatc.org This program is designed for those who have been accepted into the IBEW JATC Apprenticeship School. This is a five-year program that includes 8000 hours of IBEW apprenticeship training. Students seeking admission must meet the admissions requirements of the Bureau of Apprenticeship Training, U.S. Department of Labor and Black Hawk College. For further information concerning program training, contact the Educational Director of the JATC at the Quad City Electrical Training Center or the First Stop Center at Black Hawk College. First Year Fall Semester Credit Hours EC 110 IBEW Apprenticeship I 4 EC 111 OSHA 10-Hour Safety Training 1 Spring Semester EC 115 IBEW Apprenticeship II EC 116 Life Skills: Attitude/Ethics
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Second Year Fall Semester EC 120 IBEW Apprenticeship III EC 121 Basic Welding
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