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Fire Science, AAS
Overview
The Fire Science program is designed for persons intending to work (or currently working) as a community fire fighter assuming leadership responsibilities and roles.
Intended Learning Outcomes
Learning experiences in this program are designed to assist the student in realizing the following outcomes:
- Demonstrate safe practices in the areas of rescue, EMS, and firefighting in both emergency and nonemergency situations while under supervision to prevent the loss of life, create incident stabilization, and promote incident stabilization by utilizing appropriate strategy, tactics, firefighter skills, activities, and operations while working as an individual and a member of a team.
- Explain and apply strategic tactical priorities for safety, rescue, incident control and loss control for situations including: fire suppression, search and rescue, hazardous materials, and disaster management.
- Use effective written and verbal communication skills to relate information to co-workers, cooperators, and provide outstanding service to the public in the areas of fire prevention, code/standard enforcement, hazard abatement, conflict resolution, fire investigation, as well as in high stress emergency management environments.
- Analyze one's own and team members' physical and mental health as it relates to job requirements and engage in appropriate self-care actions.
- Demonstrate professional conduct by displaying a personal code of ethics, positive work ethics, flexibility, teamwork skills, physical fitness, safe procedures and sensitivity to diverse cultures and individuals.
- Apply safety practices to prevent the occurrence and severity of hostile fires, to mitigate the effect of fire on people and to assist in the determination of the cause of such fires.
- Explain fire service history and culture and how the fire service can change, grow, and adapt to an ever-changing and evolving society using a variety of methodologies and technologies.
Clatsop Community College Structural Fire Science program measures its student’s achievement of program outcomes by students successfully passing each program requirement course. Within each course students are given a course summative exam, simulation and scenario exercises, lab skills, in addition to weekly in class participation and homework.
Program Requirements
Writing
Mathematics
| MTH095 | Algebra - Intermediate | 4 |
| Or | |
| A higher numbered math course | |
Arts and Letters/Social Sciences
| COM111Z | Public Speaking | 4 |
| Arts & Letters/Social Science course | 3 |
Human Relations
| PSY101 | Psychology of Human Relations | 3 |
Electives
| Technical Electives | |
| Electives | |
Core Courses
| EMT151 | EMT: Basic Part I | 6 |
| EMT152 | EMT Basic: Part II | 6 |
| FRP101 | Principles of Emergency Services | 4 |
| FRP110 | Firefighter Skills I | 1 |
| FRP111 | Firefighter Skills II | 1 |
| FRP112 | Firefighter Skills III | 1 |
| FRP113 | Firefighter Skills IV | 1 |
| FRP114 | Firefighter Skills V | 1 |
| FRP115 | Firefighter Skills VI | 1 |
| FRP121 | Fire Behavior and Combustion | 4 |
| FRP156 | Firefighter Law | 1 |
| FRP157 | Principles of Fire and Emergency Services Safety and Survival | 3 |
| FRP158 | Fire Protection Hydraulics and Water Supply | 3 |
| FRP164 | Hazmat Ops | 3 |
| FRP166 | Building Construction for Fire Protection | 3 |
| FRP168 | Emergency Service Rescue | 3 |
| FRP169 | Principles of Fire and Emergency Service Administration | 3 |
| FRP170 | Firefighting Strategy and Tactics | 3 |
| FRP171 | Fire Protection Systems | 3 |
| FRP172 | Fire Codes and Ordinances | 3 |
| FRP181 | Fire Prevention | 3 |
| | |
| FRP280 | CWE: Fire Science | 1 - 11 |
| And | |
| FRP281 | CWE Seminar: Fire Science | 1 |
| Or | |
| Electives | |
| | |
| HPE295 | Health and Fitness for Life | 3 |
Technical Electives
| BI231 | Human Anatomy and Physiology I | 4 |
| BI232 | Human Anatomy and Physiology II | 4 |
| BI233 | Human Anatomy and Physiology III | 4 |
| EMT140 | Medical Terminology | 3 |
| EMT154 | EMT Advanced: Part I | 5 |
| EMT155 | EMT Advanced: Part II | 5 |
EMT165
| | 4 |
EMT166
| | 4 |
| EMT176 | Emergency Response: Patient Transportation | 2 |
| EMT177 | Emergency Response: Communication and Documentation | 2 |
| FRP155 | Instructional Methodology | 2 |
| FRP174 | Fire Investigation I | 3 |
| FRP190 | Intro to Wildland Firefighting | 4 |
| FRP280 | CWE: Fire Science | 1 - 11 |
Note:
The FRP courses will be offered on a rotating basis every two years. All FRP courses require instructor approval for registration.
Courses which are used to satisfy program requirements may not be used as technical electives.
Some listed courses may not be offered every year.
The CWE requirement for this degree can be met by completing the following courses: FRP280 and FRP281 or electives with advisor approval.
Planner
Year One
Fall
| EMT151 | EMT: Basic Part I | 6 |
| FRP110 | Firefighter Skills I | 1 |
| FRP121 | Fire Behavior and Combustion | 4 |
| FRP156 | Firefighter Law | 1 |
| FRP157 | Principles of Fire and Emergency Services Safety and Survival | 3 |
| FRP172 | Fire Codes and Ordinances | 3 |
Note: 18 credits required during Fall term to complete AAS in two calendar years.
Winter
| EMT152 | EMT Basic: Part II | 6 |
| FRP158 | Fire Protection Hydraulics and Water Supply | 3 |
| FRP111 | Firefighter Skills II | 1 |
| HPE295 | Health and Fitness for Life | 3 |
| Technical Electives | 4 |
| WR121Z | Composition I | 4 |
Note: 21 credits required during Winter term to complete AAS in two calendar years.
Spring
Note: 15 credits required during Spring term to complete AAS in two calendar years.
Year Two
Fall
| Electives | |
| FRP101 | Principles of Emergency Services | 4 |
| FRP113 | Firefighter Skills IV | 1 |
| PSY101 | Psychology of Human Relations | 3 |
Note: 11 credits required during Fall term to complete AAS in two calendar years.
Winter
| FRP114 | Firefighter Skills V | 1 |
| FRP169 | Principles of Fire and Emergency Service Administration | 3 |
| FRP171 | Fire Protection Systems | 3 |
| Social Science/Humanities | 3 |
Note: 10 credits required during Winter term to complete AAS in two calendar years.
Spring
| FRP115 | Firefighter Skills VI | 1 |
| FRP168 | Emergency Service Rescue | 3 |
| FRP170 | Firefighting Strategy and Tactics | 3 |
| FRP181 | Fire Prevention | 3 |
| Technical Electives | 4 |
| WR227Z | Technical Writing | 4 |
| | |
| FRP280 | CWE: Fire Science | 1 - 11 |
| And | |
| FRP281 | CWE Seminar: Fire Science | 1 |
| Or | |
| Electives | 3 |
Note: 21 credits required during Spring term to complete AAS in two calendar years.
FRP280 must be 2 credits and Electives must be approved by Advisor.