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Programs: Click for a list of daytime and evening technical courses offered spring 2006.
Students who complete a technical competency area may apply those credits toward a certificate of technical studies, and students earning a technical certificate may apply the certificate toward a technical diploma. The technical programs are composed only of technical courses and do not include general education courses that are required in associate degree and other certificate programs. However, courses completed in technical diploma, certificate, and competency area programs may be applied toward associate degrees and certificates. In addition to course offerings on the LSUE campus and at off-campus locations in the tri-parish area, courses are also scheduled in Alexandria. In cooperation with the Louisiana Board of Regents and as a consortium member with sister colleges and universities around Louisiana, LSUE offers technical courses at the Regents’ Learning Center of Rapides Parish at England Air Park in Alexandria. These courses lead to technical competency area certificates, certificates of technical study, technical diplomas, or associate degrees. Currently, LSUE offers course clusters at the LCRP in Medical and Health Services, Environmental Health and Safety Technology, and Crime Scene Management. Click on the LSUE logo at the LCRP web site for the current offerings. Evening and Web-Based Courses for Spring 2006: During spring 2006, LSUE will offer OIS 1620: Health Insurance/Medical Billing and OIS 2625: Advanced Medical Coding, two courses in the medical coding and billing TCAs, with sections both on the LSUE campus and in Alexandria. The on-line evening schedule has days and times. In the crime scene management program, LSUE will offer evening courses in Forensic Science 2231: Crime Scene Photography, and in Fingerprints Recovery, Classification, Preservation. The courses can be applied toward the Certificate of Technical Studies in Evidence Recovery Technology. Criminal Justice 2310: Interviewing and Interrogation will be offered 6-9 p.m. Tuesdays. Criminal Justice 2300: Criminal Justice Report Writing will be offered as a web-based class with a limited number of on-campus meetings 9 a.m.-noon Saturdays. The classes can be applied toward the Crime Scene Management Technical Diploma. Forensic Science 2237: Advanced
Arson will be offered as a web-based class with a limited number of
on-campus meetings 12-3 p.m. Fridays. The class can be applied
toward the TCA in Arson Investigation.
Click here for more information about technical curricula in crime scene management. Click here for more information about technical curricula in medical and health services.
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