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FIRE TECHNOLOGY

Fire Academy Fire Academy Certificate Fire and Arson Investigation
Fire and Arson Certificate Fire Inspector Fire Inspector Certificate
Fire Officer I and II  Fire Technology I Fire Technology II
Fire Officer I and II Certificate   Associate of Applied Science Degree
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Offered at the Byron Martin Advanced Technology Center

The two-year associate degree in Fire Technology is designed for the advancement of professional firefighters. Courses are designed for persons who have completed the basic academy, as well as for other professionals in fire and safety-related fields. Students who successfully complete the prescribed program in fire technology will be eligible to receive an Associate of Applied Science degree. Attainment of the Associate of Applied Science degree does not result in Basic Firefighter Certification.

Firefighters who have completed a basic firefighter academy in Texas or those who have met certification requirements as set by the Texas Commission on Fire Protection, including the National Fire Academy or the State Firemen's and Fire Marshals' Association, may receive credit for this level of certification. A maximum of 18 college credit hours in Fire Technology may be awarded when an applicant has completed a minimum of any nine hours in the degree plan.

Program advisor is Chris Angerer, coordinator and instructor of fire technology, (806) 806-747-0576 ext.4912.

Associate of Applied Science

* FIRST SEMESTER
ENGL 1301 Composition I 3
FIRT 1303

Fire and Arson Investigation I

3
FIRT 1309 Fire Administration I 3
FIRT 1331 Fire Fighting Strategies& Tactics I 3
MATH 1314 College Algebra 3
SOCI 1301 or
PSYC 2301

Introduction to Sociology or General Psychology

3
  Total Semester Hours 18

* Although not a requirement for this certificate, students are strongly encouraged to take ORNT 0110 during the first semester of enrollment.
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South Plains College Advanced Technology Center
3201 Avenue Q , Lubbock, TX, 79411-2633 806-747-0576

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