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where would this fall? - nj593 - 08-07-2009
Where would this fall for TESC ? is it a science ? or something else?
ACE Transcript Data: NNFA-0020
Organization: National Emergency Training Center (NFA)
Version 2
Location: Independent study.
Length: Self-paced; Estimated minimum of 80 hours.
Dates: September 1999 â Present
Description: SELF-PACED (EST. MIN. 80 HOURS) THE STUDENTS WILL BE ABLE TO WRITE A TECHNICAL REPORT BASED ON NOVEL TECHNICIAN RESEARCH INTO FIRE SCIENCE ORGANIZATIONAL OR MANAGEMENT PRACTICES AREAS.
Objective: To enhance technical research skills and technical report writing ability in the area of executive development, strategic management of change, or executive leadership.
Learning Outcome: Upon successful completion of this course, the student will be able to write a technical report based on novel technical research into fire SCIENCE organizational or management practices areas.
Instruction: Major topics covered in the course are technical research, report preparation, and creativity/innovation in an area of fire SCIENCE organization and management practices. Methods of instruction include independent study, research, and preparing a research paper.
Credit Recommendation: In the upper division baccalaureate or graduate degree category, 4 semester hours in Fire SCIENCE, Fire Administration, or Public Administration (9/99) (8/02) (12/08). NOTE: In order to receive the credit recommendation a participant must receive an evaluation score of 3.0 (on a 4.0 scale) on all four research papers.
where would this fall? - peace123 - 08-07-2009
My best guess is free electives, unless you were getting a degree in fire protection then it might count towards a core requirement.