County College of Morris

Advanced Electronics, An Electronics Engineering Technology Option, Career Certificate The Advanced Electronics certificate is designed for present or future professionals who seek to improve their technical knowledge and skills in certain areas. The certificate is balanced with theory and hands-on experience. This certificate provides an advanced introduction to the theories and techniques used in the analysis of electronic circuits. It’s possible to complete the certificate within a year and the courses fully transfer to the AAS degree in Electronics Engineering Technology.

The Basic Electronics certificate is designed for present or future professionals who seek to improve their technical knowledge and skills in certain areas. The certificate is balanced with theory and hands-on experience.

This certificate provides an introduction to electronic theories and applications. It’s possible to complete the certificate within a year and the courses fully transfer to the Electronics Engineering Technology degree.

Advanced Electronics, An Electronics Engineering Technology Option, Career Certificate The Advanced Electronics certificate is designed for present or future professionals who seek to improve their technical knowledge and skills in certain areas. The certificate is balanced with theory and hands-on experience. This certificate provides an advanced introduction to the theories and techniques used in the analysis of electronic circuits. It’s possible to complete the certificate within a year and the courses fully transfer to the AAS degree in Electronics Engineering Technology.

The Advanced Mechanical Analysis certificate is designed for present or future professionals who seek to improve their technical skills with theory and hand-on experience.

The Assembly and Testing certificate is designed for present or future professionals who seek to improve their technical knowledge and skills in certain areas. The certificate is balanced with theory and hand-on experience. This certificate provides an introduction to applications used. It is possible to complete the certificate within a year and the courses fully transfer to the A.A.S. degree in Electronics Engineering Technology.

The Mechanical Engineering Technology degree at County College of Morris prepares the student for positions such a mechanical designer, engineering assistant, quality assurance technician, manufacturing engineering assistant and technical salesperson. The Mechanical Engineering Technology program is ideal for students interested in learning the necessary design, production and testing of machines, tools, and manufactured products for a successful career within industry and business.

The Advanced Mechanical Analysis certificate is designed for present or future professionals who seek to improve their technical skills with theory and hand-on experience.

The Mechanical Engineering Technology degree at County College of Morris prepares the student for positions such a mechanical designer, engineering assistant, quality assurance technician, manufacturing engineering assistant and technical salesperson. The Mechanical Engineering Technology program is ideal for students interested in learning the necessary design, production and testing of machines, tools, and manufactured products for a successful career within industry and business.

The Engineering Science Program at County College of Morris (CCM) challenges
students to an academically rigorous preparation with a range of careers
found in civil, mechanical, electrical, biomedical, chemical and environmental
engineering fields.

The Engineering Science Program emphasizes high-quality core courses in
mathematics, science and engineering. An array of general education courses
exposes students to the styles and interests of professionals in a variety of
academic disciplines. The program provides students who are looking for
flexibility within engineering and utilize such skills in today’s fields.

The Engineering Technology certificate is designed for present or future professionals who seek to improve their technical knowledge and skills in certain areas. The certificate is balanced with theory and hand-on experience. This certificate provides a strong foundation in both electronic and mechanical theories and applications. It is possible to complete the certificate within a year and the courses fully transfer to the Electronics Engineering Technology and Mechanical Engineering Technology degrees.

The Engineering Science Program at County College of Morris (CCM) challenges
students to an academically rigorous preparation with a range of careers
found in civil, mechanical, electrical, biomedical, chemical and environmental
engineering fields.

The Engineering Science Program emphasizes high-quality core courses in
mathematics, science and engineering. An array of general education courses
exposes students to the styles and interests of professionals in a variety of
academic disciplines. The program provides students who are looking for
flexibility within engineering and utilize such skills in today’s fields.

The Engineering Technology certificate is designed for present or future professionals who seek to improve their technical knowledge and skills in certain areas. The certificate is balanced with theory and hand-on experience. This certificate provides a strong foundation in both electronic and mechanical theories and applications. It is possible to complete the certificate within a year and the courses fully transfer to the Electronics Engineering Technology and Mechanical Engineering Technology degrees.

The Mechanical Engineering Technology degree at County College of Morris prepares the student for positions such a mechanical designer, engineering assistant, quality assurance technician, manufacturing engineering assistant and technical salesperson. The Mechanical Engineering Technology program is ideal for students interested in learning the necessary design, production and testing of machines, tools, and manufactured products for a successful career within industry and business.

The Mechanical Engineering Technology degree at County College of Morris prepares the student for positions such a mechanical designer, engineering assistant, quality assurance technician, manufacturing engineering assistant and technical salesperson. The Mechanical Engineering Technology program is ideal for students interested in learning the necessary design, production and testing of machines, tools, and manufactured products for a successful career within industry and business.

With the growing need for 3D computer animation worldwide, County College of Morris (CCM) offers student artists a chance to take their first steps towards a career creating visual effects. This program provides students with the creative and technical skills to seamlessly transfer to the best animation schools in the country and eventually work in the animation industry.

Students in the Digital Media Technology Program at County College of Morris (CCM) program have found careers in animation, multimedia authoring and design, video and audio production, web design, web development, graphical user interface design, multimedia instructional design, game design, game development and streaming media.

The Digital Media Technology Program will prepare you for diverse, rapidly changing multimedia careers available today. Interactive computer-based portfolio projects and applications which integrate the multimedia elements of text, graphics, sound, video and animation are incorporated in this AAS degree program. As a Digital Media Technology student, you may select from areas of technical emphasis such as broadcasting, web development, graphic design, journalism, electronic music, photography, mobile app design and game design.

The Associate in Applied Science in Graphic Design at County College of Morris (CCM) is structured to provide artists and designers with a solid foundation and advanced course study in a range of fields related to visual and media communications. Courses within the Graphic Design curriculum provide foundational requirements and specialized study required for entry-level positions or transfer to four-year colleges or universities. The program emphasizes the necessary career-building skills for positions as digital prepress artists, web page designers, graphic designers, junior art directors, commercial illustrators and package designers.

The A.S. Degree in Child and Family Studies at County College of Morris (CCM) is an interdisciplinary option for those curious about teaching but also interested in other related careers. Graduates can transfer to pursue a variety of B.A. Programs such as Education, Childhood Studies, Human Development, Social Work, and Counseling. The Child and Family Studies curriculum provides a strong foundation for those directly entering the workforce as well as students pursuing further education.

The interdisciplinary nature of this degree ensures that candidates develop theoretical and practical knowledge in areas such as child development, family studies, humanities, mathematics, technology, social sciences, biological sciences, the arts, and multicultural/global perspectives.

The Certificate of Media Technology is designed to provide training in the area of digital technology as it affects the field of media. Students gain an understanding of electronic visual communications, an introduction to computer-based media platforms and basic skills in a variety of media production specialties. The program provides a grounding in media technol- ogy for individuals who already hold a post-secondary degree and who are interested in a career change or enhancement of current skills. A professional certificate for those individuals requiring such certification for job placement or advancement. Articulation with the New Media Technology degree program for those students wishing to continue toward an associate degree.

Students in this program have found careers in the music business, music education, and music therapy. According to workforce statistics, music majors can also find career opportunities in music publishing and with professional music ensembles.

The Music Recording program at CCM gives students the knowledge required to seek entry-level employment in the recording industry or continue their studies at a four-year school. In addition to the program’s focus on music recording, it also provides students with the core musical knowledge needed to succeed in music-related careers beyond the recording studio. Students gain hands-on experience with state-of-the-art audio gear and are required to record various projects in the upper level classes.

The A.S. Degree in Child and Family Studies at County College of Morris (CCM) is an interdisciplinary option for those curious about teaching but also interested in other related careers. Graduates can transfer to pursue a variety of B.A. Programs such as Education, Childhood Studies, Human Development, Social Work, and Counseling. The Child and Family Studies curriculum provides a strong foundation for those directly entering the workforce as well as students pursuing further education.

The interdisciplinary nature of this degree ensures that candidates develop theoretical and practical knowledge in areas such as child development, family studies, humanities, mathematics, technology, social sciences, biological sciences, the arts, and multicultural/global perspectives.

The Childcare Specialist Certificate is an in-depth credential for the current or aspiring early childhood professional. It is designed to accommodate the new high school graduate as well as those who may be returning to school after a period of time. Students in this program have found careers in the private and public sectors of education relating to children ages birth through eight. Many of them are teaching in childcare centers and preschool settings.

This 34 credit certificate meets the educational requirements to be a group teacher in a childcare program and is also a great foundation for other child-related careers. Candidates study a variety of topics related to developmentally appropriate practice such as child psychology, guidance, curriculum and instruction. The student may choose to begin their studies with the certificate program, and then continue on to complete their associate degree.

The A.S. Degree in Child and Family Studies at County College of Morris (CCM) is an interdisciplinary option for those curious about teaching but also interested in other related careers. Graduates can transfer to pursue a variety of B.A. Programs such as Education, Childhood Studies, Human Development, Social Work, and Counseling. The Child and Family Studies curriculum provides a strong foundation for those directly entering the workforce as well as students pursuing further education.

The interdisciplinary nature of this degree ensures that candidates develop theoretical and practical knowledge in areas such as child development, family studies, humanities, mathematics, technology, social sciences, biological sciences, the arts, and multicultural/global perspectives.

Human Services is an excellent option for those considering Social Work or other related careers. The County College of Morris (CCM) Human Services Program is an ideal foundation for transfer to Social Work programs at four-year colleges and universities. Many students also choose to pursue related fields such as Child Welfare, Human Resources, Political Science and Counseling. Additionally, the Human Services curriculum provides a strong foundation for those directly entering the workforce.

The CCM Human Services curriculum is multidisciplinary and candidates develop theoretical and practical knowledge in areas such as social welfare, counseling, humanities, mathematics, technology, social sciences, biological sciences, the arts, and multicultural/global perspectives.

The A.S. Degree in Child and Family Studies at County College of Morris (CCM) is an interdisciplinary option for those curious about teaching but also interested in other related careers. Graduates can transfer to pursue a variety of B.A. Programs such as Education, Childhood Studies, Human Development, Social Work, and Counseling. The Child and Family Studies curriculum provides a strong foundation for those directly entering the workforce as well as students pursuing further education.

The interdisciplinary nature of this degree ensures that candidates develop theoretical and practical knowledge in areas such as child development, family studies, humanities, mathematics, technology, social sciences, biological sciences, the arts, and multicultural/global perspectives.

We look forward to preparing you for what can be a rewarding, challenging, and very interesting career in criminal justice! As a Criminal Justice Major at CCM (an Associate in Science), we will prepare you both academically and professionally to enter the criminal justice field. Our professors, both adjunct and full time, have extensive experience in the field; many of our adjuncts are current practitioners. The full time faculty are retired law enforcement officers with many years of experience in a variety of different areas of law enforcement. It is the goal of the department to provide you with the academic preparation necessary to enter the field; we rely heavily on our experience to demonstrate the applicability of the material to the real world of law enforcement and the criminal justice system. Further, our investment does not stop there; we regularly assist students in the application process for a wide variety of agencies, providing guidance during the process of applying and gaining employment.

We look forward to preparing you for what can be a rewarding, challenging, and very interesting career in criminal justice! As a Criminal Justice Major at CCM (an Associate in Science), we will prepare you both academically and professionally to enter the criminal justice field. Our professors, both adjunct and full time, have extensive experience in the field; many of our adjuncts are current practitioners. The full time faculty are retired law enforcement officers with many years of experience in a variety of different areas of law enforcement. It is the goal of the department to provide you with the academic preparation necessary to enter the field; we rely heavily on our experience to demonstrate the applicability of the material to the real world of law enforcement and the criminal justice system. Further, our investment does not stop there; we regularly assist students in the application process for a wide variety of agencies, providing guidance during the process of applying and gaining employment.

We look forward to preparing you for what can be a rewarding, challenging, and very interesting career in criminal justice! As a Criminal Justice Major at CCM (an Associate in Science), we will prepare you both academically and professionally to enter the criminal justice field. Our professors, both adjunct and full time, have extensive experience in the field; many of our adjuncts are current practitioners. The full time faculty are retired law enforcement officers with many years of experience in a variety of different areas of law enforcement. It is the goal of the department to provide you with the academic preparation necessary to enter the field; we rely heavily on our experience to demonstrate the applicability of the material to the real world of law enforcement and the criminal justice system. Further, our investment does not stop there; we regularly assist students in the application process for a wide variety of agencies, providing guidance during the process of applying and gaining employment.

Environmental Science is the study of the relationship between human activities and the environment.

County College of Morris (CCM) students will be exposed to the general principles of biology, chemistry, physics and mathematics through core courses.

Upper level courses, such as Ecology and Instrumental Methods of Analysis are rich in hands-on field and laboratory experiences, and integrate the basic natural sciences into environmental problem-solving strategies.

The Environmental Science Program’s purpose is to prepare graduates for employment at the technician level for research, testing and quality control laboratories associated with the internationally prestigious pharmaceutical, chemical, personal care products, food industry, environmental and chemical companies located in New Jersey.

The Fire Science Technology program presents opportunities for students in the public sector as municipal firefighters, fire inspectors, fire investigators and fire protection engineers. Further opportunities are found in the private sectors as fire equipment manufacturers and vendors, governmental agencies, private industry and insurance industry.

The Paramedic Science Program remains under review by the New Jersey Department of Health Office of Emergency Services (NJ DOH OEMS) and is pending full program approval. NJ DOH OEMS has granted County College of Morris permission to disseminate program information. All program information is tentative and subject to change pending full approval.

County College of Morris Paramedic Science A.A.S. Degree will be a full-time program allowing for the completion of didactic and clinical training within 24 months. The program’s website provides all pertinent information regarding program structure and admission requirements.

Interested students should contact the paramedic program director. Prerequisite requirements must be completed for acceptance into the professional phase of the program.

The United States Department of Labor estimates that the job growth for computer-related fields is much higher than the average growth rate for other career fields – a promising outlook for Computer Science students. It projects the job growth rate to be 24 percent from 2016 – 2026 for jobs in computing and IT. The New Jersey Department of Labor predicts that more than 6,800 new jobs will be added to the technology sector during this time period, a 15 percent growth.

The Associate in Science degree in Computer Science at County College of Morris (CCM) will provide students with the core computer science knowledge and skills that will prepare them for transfer to a bachelor’s degree program in Computer Science. Degree requirements are based upon the Association for Computing Machinery’s (ACM) Community Colleges Curriculum Recommendations and include computer architecture, operating systems, software engineering, object-oriented programming with data structures and algorithms. Students will also have an opportunity to take two Computer science electives. General Education electives include a mathematics sequence Pre-Calculus through Calculus II, Discrete Mathematics and two semesters of a laboratory science.

The United States Department of Labor estimates that the job growth for computer-related fields is much higher than the average growth rate for other career fields – a promising outlook for Computer Science students. It projects the job growth rate to be 24 percent from 2016 – 2026 for jobs in computing and IT. The New Jersey Department of Labor predicts that more than 6,800 new jobs will be added to the technology sector during this time period, a 15 percent growth.

The Associate in Science degree in Computer Science at County College of Morris (CCM) will provide students with the core computer science knowledge and skills that will prepare them for transfer to a bachelor’s degree program in Computer Science. Degree requirements are based upon the Association for Computing Machinery’s (ACM) Community Colleges Curriculum Recommendations and include computer architecture, operating systems, software engineering, object-oriented programming with data structures and algorithms. Students will also have an opportunity to take two Computer science electives. General Education electives include a mathematics sequence Pre-Calculus through Calculus II, Discrete Mathematics and two semesters of a laboratory science.

The Electronics Engineering Technology Program at County College of Morris (CCM) prepares students for positions in electronics industries and related electronics services. Job activities center on technical problem solving and the practical application of engineering. The Electronics Engineering Technology Program produces graduates that are employed and operate effectively in the positions of technicians, I.T. developers, equipment managers and quality control operators. It also produces graduates that can successfully transfer and complete a baccalaureate degree in electronics engineering technology.

The United States Department of Labor projects that the job growth for computer and information technology occupations will grow by 11% over the 10-year period of 2016 – 2026. That is faster than the average growth for all occupations nationwide, signaling that there is no better time for Information Technology majors. This growth is credited to the popularity of information technology specializations such as cloud computing, big data, mobile computing and the Internet of Things.

The Associate of Applied Science in Information Technology at County College of Morris (CCM) provides curriculum that prepares students for entrylevel positions in the field of Information Technology. Core courses include operating systems, database systems, networking, cyber security, programming, and web development. In addition, the AAS in Information Technology offers the student five separate tracks of specialization to choose from as part of the degree program: Web Development, Mobile Application Development, Digital Forensics, Cybersecurity and Networking. This will allow the student to specialize in popular areas of study while still focusing on a core skill set that will maintain its value for years to come even when the requirements of business/commerce change as the result of changing technology. The curriculum is also designed to prepare students to take industry certification tests including CompTIA’s A+, Network+ and Security+ and Cisco’s CCNA.

The Certificate in Web Development is designed to provide an understanding of creating Web pages using basic and advance Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) concepts, along with an introduction to JavaScript, and some basic programming concepts. Basic skills in a variety of Internet specialties such as Internet Protocols, Internet Addressing and Internet Naming Schemes. Basic training in configuring and utilizing email, FTP, news and browser software. Basic applications using the leading Web development languages and standards. Students gain an understanding of how to use advanced graphic techniques to create visually attractive graphics and advanced design techniques to create navigationally sound Web pages. This is a program for individuals who are interested in augmenting their current skills or interested in a career change. Articulation with the Information Technology and Digital Media Technology degree program for those students wishing to continue toward an associates degree.

The United States Department of Labor estimates that the job growth for computer-related fields is much higher than the average growth rate for other career fields – a promising outlook for Computer Science students. It projects the job growth rate to be 24 percent from 2016 – 2026 for jobs in computing and IT. The New Jersey Department of Labor predicts that more than 6,800 new jobs will be added to the technology sector during this time period, a 15 percent growth.

The Associate in Science degree in Computer Science at County College of Morris (CCM) will provide students with the core computer science knowledge and skills that will prepare them for transfer to a bachelor’s degree program in Computer Science. Degree requirements are based upon the Association for Computing Machinery’s (ACM) Community Colleges Curriculum Recommendations and include computer architecture, operating systems, software engineering, object-oriented programming with data structures and algorithms. Students will also have an opportunity to take two Computer science electives. General Education electives include a mathematics sequence Pre-Calculus through Calculus II, Discrete Mathematics and two semesters of a laboratory science.

The United States Department of Labor estimates that the job growth for computer-related fields is much higher than the average growth rate for other career fields – a promising outlook for Computer Science students. It projects the job growth rate to be 24 percent from 2016 – 2026 for jobs in computing and IT. The New Jersey Department of Labor predicts that more than 6,800 new jobs will be added to the technology sector during this time period, a 15 percent growth.

The Associate in Science degree in Computer Science at County College of Morris (CCM) will provide students with the core computer science knowledge and skills that will prepare them for transfer to a bachelor’s degree program in Computer Science. Degree requirements are based upon the Association for Computing Machinery’s (ACM) Community Colleges Curriculum Recommendations and include computer architecture, operating systems, software engineering, object-oriented programming with data structures and algorithms. Students will also have an opportunity to take two Computer science electives. General Education electives include a mathematics sequence Pre-Calculus through Calculus II, Discrete Mathematics and two semesters of a laboratory science.

The United States Department of Labor projects that the job growth for computer and information technology occupations will grow by 11% over the 10-year period of 2016 – 2026. That is faster than the average growth for all occupations nationwide, signaling that there is no better time for Information Technology majors. This growth is credited to the popularity of information technology specializations such as cloud computing, big data, mobile computing and the Internet of Things.

The Associate of Applied Science in Information Technology at County College of Morris (CCM) provides curriculum that prepares students for entrylevel positions in the field of Information Technology. Core courses include operating systems, database systems, networking, cyber security, programming, and web development. In addition, the AAS in Information Technology offers the student five separate tracks of specialization to choose from as part of the degree program: Web Development, Mobile Application Development, Digital Forensics, Cybersecurity and Networking. This will allow the student to specialize in popular areas of study while still focusing on a core skill set that will maintain its value for years to come even when the requirements of business/commerce change as the result of changing technology. The curriculum is also designed to prepare students to take industry certification tests including CompTIA’s A+, Network+ and Security+ and Cisco’s CCNA.

The Electronics Engineering Technology Program at County College of Morris (CCM) prepares students for positions in electronics industries and related electronics services. Job activities center on technical problem solving and the practical application of engineering. The Electronics Engineering Technology Program produces graduates that are employed and operate effectively in the positions of technicians, I.T. developers, equipment managers and quality control operators. It also produces graduates that can successfully transfer and complete a baccalaureate degree in electronics engineering technology.

The United States Department of Labor projects that the job growth for computer and information technology occupations will grow by 11% over the 10-year period of 2016 – 2026. That is faster than the average growth for all occupations nationwide, signaling that there is no better time for Information Technology majors. This growth is credited to the popularity of information technology specializations such as cloud computing, big data, mobile computing and the Internet of Things.

The Associate of Applied Science in Information Technology at County College of Morris (CCM) provides curriculum that prepares students for entrylevel positions in the field of Information Technology. Core courses include operating systems, database systems, networking, cyber security, programming, and web development. In addition, the AAS in Information Technology offers the student five separate tracks of specialization to choose from as part of the degree program: Web Development, Mobile Application Development, Digital Forensics, Cybersecurity and Networking. This will allow the student to specialize in popular areas of study while still focusing on a core skill set that will maintain its value for years to come even when the requirements of business/commerce change as the result of changing technology. The curriculum is also designed to prepare students to take industry certification tests including CompTIA’s A+, Network+ and Security+ and Cisco’s CCNA.

The Telecommunications Systems Technology certificates are designed for present or future professionals who seek to improve their technical knowledge and skills in certain areas. Each certificate is balanced with theory and hands-on experience.

The certificates are designed primarily for students who are presently working or plan to work in one of the areas. It is possible to complete any certificate within one semester. The certificates also serve as an introduction to the field and can transfer completely to one or both of the Telecommunications Systems Technology degree programs. Some courses in the various certificates also prepare students to take outside certification examinations such as CCNA, Microsoft, CompTIA’s Net+ and CompTIA’s A+.

The Electronics Engineering Technology Program at County College of Morris (CCM) prepares students for positions in electronics industries and related electronics services. Job activities center on technical problem solving and the practical application of engineering. The Electronics Engineering Technology Program produces graduates that are employed and operate effectively in the positions of technicians, I.T. developers, equipment managers and quality control operators. It also produces graduates that can successfully transfer and complete a baccalaureate degree in electronics engineering technology.

The Electronics Engineering Technology Program at County College of Morris (CCM) prepares students for positions in electronics industries and related electronics services. Job activities center on technical problem solving and the practical application of engineering. The Electronics Engineering Technology Program produces graduates that are employed and operate effectively in the positions of technicians, I.T. developers, equipment managers and quality control operators. It also produces graduates that can successfully transfer and complete a baccalaureate degree in electronics engineering technology.

The Telecommunications Systems Technology certificates are designed for present or future professionals who seek to improve their technical knowledge and skills in certain areas. Each certificate is balanced with theory and hands-on experience.

The certificates are designed primarily for students who are presently working or plan to work in one of the areas. It is possible to complete any certificate within one semester. The certificates also serve as an introduction to the field and can transfer completely to one or both of the Telecommunications Systems Technology degree programs. Some courses in the various certificates also prepare students to take outside certification examinations such as CCNA, Microsoft, CompTIA’s Net+ and CompTIA’s A+.

The Certificate in Web Development is designed to provide an understanding of creating Web pages using basic and advance Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) concepts, along with an introduction to JavaScript, and some basic programming concepts. Basic skills in a variety of Internet specialties such as Internet Protocols, Internet Addressing and Internet Naming Schemes. Basic training in configuring and utilizing email, FTP, news and browser software. Basic applications using the leading Web development languages and standards. Students gain an understanding of how to use advanced graphic techniques to create visually attractive graphics and advanced design techniques to create navigationally sound Web pages. This is a program for individuals who are interested in augmenting their current skills or interested in a career change. Articulation with the Information Technology and Digital Media Technology degree program for those students wishing to continue toward an associates degree.

All manufacturing industries, research and development organizations, and design divisions of major corporations use drafters in the preparation of various stages of formal drawings. Typically, companies that hire engineers, architects or designers have a need for people skilled in drafting.

Digital Technology, An Electronics Engineering Technology Option, Career Certificate The Digital Technology certificate is designed for present or future professionals who seek to improve their technical knowledge and skills in certain areas.The certificate is balanced with theory and hands-on experience. This certificate provides a strong foundation in digital theories and applications. It’s possible to complete the certificate within a year and the courses fully transfer to the Electronics Engineering Technology degree.

The Mechanical CAD certificate is designed for present or future professionals who seek to improve their technical knowledge and skills in certain areas. This certificate provides a strong foundation in Computer Aided Drafting (CAD) and in manufacturing techniques. It is possible to complete the certificate within a year and the courses fully transfer to the CAD Certificate or the A.A.S degree in Mechanical Engineering Technology.

The Culinary Arts certificate program is designed to fulfill the needs of a student interested in basic culinary arts training. The courses provide a framework
to further studies or to obtain an entry-level position in a food production environment. In addition, certification in the ServSafe food handling system can be obtained as part of the studies.

The Culinary Arts and Science program addresses the needs of students who wish to learn how to cook professionally and those who have more specialized culinary interests. The curriculum is based on a solid foundation of classical and modern American cuisine, but gives students the opportunity to build skillsets toward their own career interests while they learn how to prepare and serve food in a safe manner.

The Hospitality Management and Event Planning certificate at CCM provides a concise and accelerated approach to hospitality management. It is offered primarily to current and future industry professionals seeking national certification from the National Restaurant Association Educational Foundation (NRAEF) ManageFirst Program. In addition, this combination of skills provides the perfect basis for an individual interested in the event planning field. Event planning brings imagination and creativity to business and social events in an entrepreneurial setting.

During the past 20 years, the world of hospitality has experienced phenomenal growth. The need for well-trained managers in this diverse field has never been greater. Successful companies actively recruit hospitality graduates with a strong foundation in business studies, technical skills and practical experience to excel in the hospitality industry.

County College of Morris (CCM) offers associate degrees in Hospitality Management, Restaurant and Culinary Management, Culinary Arts and Sciences, and certificates in Culinary Arts and Restaurant Management and Event Planning.

The Restaurant and Culinary Management option at CCM provides students with a focused approach to the largest segment of the hospitality industry. It also allows individual interest to drive the field of study. In this curriculum, students have the opportunity to explore different areas of the hospitality industry.

The Health and Exercise Science Department at County College of Morris (CCM) is offering a joint Associate in Science in Occupational Therapy Assistant with Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey.

The Occupational Therapy Assistant (OTA) Program at Rutgers was developed in response to the demand for OTA practitioners at the local, state and national levels. This collaboration between Rutgers and CCM prepares students for employment in healthcare, education and other community settings. In the workplace, OTAs follow guidelines and treatment plans established by Occupational Therapists.

The program’s mission is to prepare OTAs as professionals who contribute to the health and well being of individuals and groups. Disease, injury, depression, stroke, advanced age and other challenges prevent people from participating independently in activities of daily living. OTAs make it possible for these people to achieve independence and improve their quality of life.

Graduates of an accredited OTA Program are eligible to sit for a national certification exam. Once certified, the graduate can obtain state licensure to practice as a Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant (COTA) in New Jersey. Students may choose to further their education by completing a master’s degree or entry-level clinical doctorate and becoming certified as an Occupational Therapist.

Radiologic technologists are the medical personnel who perform diagnostic imaging examinations. Your work will help uncover health problems and could ultimately save lives. You’ll be active throughout your working hours and no two days will be the same. Radiologic technologists make up the third-largest group of health care professionals—surpassed in number only by physicians and nurses. There are numerous disciplines and specialties within the radiologic science profession; most of what used ionizing radiation to accomplish the test of health care delivery. Radiologic Technology isn’t just a job it is a PROFESSION. Professionalism means committing to lifelong learning.

Respiratory therapists assist physicians in diagnosing breathing disorders, assessing patients and recommending changes in the therapeutic approach to patient care. In addition to delivering treatment and bedside care, respiratory therapists draw and analyze arterial blood, manage artificial airways and life support devices such as mechanical ventilators. They also provide patient and family education at the bedside and in home care, smoking cessation, asthma education and pulmonary rehabilitation. Respiratory therapists may specialize in Neonatal Pediatric Respiratory Care, Pulmonary Function Testing, Sleep Technology, and Asthma Education and earn credentials in these areas