Fire Science Technology

Certificate, Degree · 5 semesters, 62 credits

Fire Science Technology prepares students for careers as emergency first responders. The Associate in Applied Science offers three tracks: Firefighter Technician, Emergency Medical Services, and Leadership and Training. Students learn fire safety, investigation and inspection, fire command, hazardous materials counteraction, and fire hydraulics. The program emphasizes safety and trains students to respond to a variety of situations, providing vocational and technical credentials for employment or promotion in fire and emergency services.

Courses

• CJ187W — Current Issues in Security
• COM202W — Oral Communication for Managers
• CST133W — Computer Concepts & Competencies
• EMS110 — Basic Emergency Medical Technician I
• EMS111 — Basic Emergency Medical Technician II
• EMS112 — Basic Emergency Medical Technician III
• EMS113 — Basic Emergency Medical Technician Field Experience
• ENG111 — College Composition I
• ENG111A — College Composition and Reading and Writing Strategies
• ENG111B — College Composition I
• ENG111C — College Composition I Co-Requisite with Reading and Writing Strategies
• ENG111H — College Composition I - Honors
• ENG112 — College Composition II
• ENG112A — Writing Methods/College Composition II
• ENG112H — College Composition II - Honors
• ENG113 — Technical Communication
• ENG211 — Advanced Composition
• FST101W — Introduction to the Fire Service
• FST102W — Firefighting Strategies and Tactics
• FST103W — Building Construction
• FST104W — Arson Awareness
• FST105W — Hazardous Materials/Emergency Responder
• FST107W — Fire Protection Systems I
• FST112 — Fire Fighter I
• FST120W — Fire Service Educational Methodology
• FST202W — Fire Officer I
• FST203W — Fireground Management
• FST204 — Fire Service Instructional Methodology
• FST205W — Hazardous Materials/Emergency Operations
• FST206 — Confined Space Management & Rescue
• FST208W — Fire Officer II
• FST211 — Fire Fighter II
• FST219 — Fire Protection Hydraulics & Water Supply
• FST230 — Fire Safety Education
• FST231 — Fire Service Law
• FST240 — Internship in Fire Science
• FST280W — Company Officer I/II
• FST301 — ICS and Resource Mgmt Fire Service
• FST307 — Incident Safety Officer
• FST308 — Health and Safety Officer
• FST332W — Advanced Fire Administration
• FST338W — Contemporary Issues In The Fire Service
• HIS221W — Early American History
• HIS222W — Recent American History
• HIS237W — History of Michigan/With Project
• LW223W — Wellness in Technical Trades
• MGT153W — Introduction to Business
• MGT243 — Principles of Marketing
• MGT245 — Principles of Management
• MGT265 — International Business
• PHL203W — Business Ethics
• POL103W — American Politics
• POL105W — American Politics with Community Engagement
• POL212W — State and Local Governments
• POL215W — Intro to American Political Thought and Culture
• POL220W — Minority Group Politics
• POL221W — Comparative Government
• POL223W — Judicial Process
• POL225W — World Politics
• POL228W — Civil Rights and Liberties
• PSY101W — Psychology of Adjustment
• PSY211W — Introduction to Psychology

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