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Listing for Special Instruction Courses. Vincennes University offers instruction tailored to the needs of special populations. The instruction is individualized to the particular needs of the business or industry, with emphasis that the content be college level. The following courses are established to permit flexibility within established credit hour designations.

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Construction Technology
	• CNST 257 - Site Supervision
	• CNST 258 - Building Law and Contracts
	• CNST 259 - Construction Costs and Scheduling
	• CNST 261 - The Indiana Residential Code for One-and Two-Family Dwellings
	• CNST 262 - International Building Code
	• CNST 265 - Cabinetmaking and Millwork
	• CNST 265L - Cabinetmaking and Millwork Laboratory
	• CNST 270 - Construction Estimating, Labor Rating and Pricing
	• CNST 270L - Construction Estimating, Labor Rating and Pricing Laboratory
	• CNST 272 - Portfolio Development
	• CNST 300 - Principles of Construction Management
	• CNST 421 - Facilities Management
Corrections
	• CORR 100 - Survey of Corrections
	• CORR 130 - Correctional Facilities
	• CORR 215 - Community-Based Corrections
	• CORR 235 - Case Management in Corrections
	• CORR 255 - Internship in Corrections
Cosmetology
	• COSM 100 - Cosmetology I
	• COSM 150 - Cosmetology II
	• COSM 200 - Cosmetology III
	• COSM 250 - Cosmetology IV
	• COSM 275 - Comprehensive Cosmetology
Culinary Arts
	• CULN 110 - Quantity Food Production
	• CULN 150 - Advanced Quantity Food Production
	• CULN 161 - Introduction to Baking
	• CULN 210 - Pastry and Bake Shop Production
	• CULN 215 - Supervision of the Quantity Food Facility
	• CULN 220 - Fundamental Skills and Techniques in Pastry
	• CULN 230 - Nutrition for the Food Service Professional
	• CULN 245 - Advanced Baking and Pastry Production
	• CULN 250 - Off-Site Catering
	• CULN 260 - Haute Cuisine and Special Food Items
	• CULN 285 - Advanced Culinary Artistry
Diesel Ag-Technology
	• DEER 150 - John Deere Tech Commercial and Consumer Products
	• DEER 150L - John Deere Tech Commercial and Consumer Products Laboratory
	• DEER 161 - Agricultural Machinery
	• DEER 161L - Agricultural Machinery Laboratory
	• DEER 190 - Cooperative Work Experience
	• DEER 237 - Advanced Hydraulics
	• DEER 237L - Advanced Hydraulics Laboratory
	• DEER 270 - Advanced Diagnostics
	• DEER 270L - Advanced Diagnostics Laboratory
Diesel, Truck and Heavy Equipment Mechanics Technology
	• DESL 110 - Diesel Electrical
	• DESL 110L - Diesel Electrical Laboratory
	• DESL 121 - Electrical Safety
	• DESL 121L - Electrical Safety Laboratory
	• DESL 130 - Diesel Engine Systems
	• DESL 130L - Diesel Engine Systems Laboratory
	• DESL 140 - Diesel Hydraulic Systems
	• DESL 140L - Diesel Hydraulic Systems Laboratory
	• DESL 160 - Diesel Preventative Maintenance
	• DESL 160L - Diesel Preventative Maintenance Laboratory
	• DESL 180 - Basic Power Generation Fundamentals
	• DESL 180L - Basic Power Generation Fundamentals Laboratory
	• DESL 215 - Diesel Drive Trains
	• DESL 215L - Diesel Drive Trains Laboratory
	• DESL 220 - Diesel Chassis Systems
	• DESL 220L - Diesel Chassis Systems Laboratory
	• DESL 230 - Diesel HVAC
	• DESL 230L - Diesel HVAC Laboratory
	• DESL 240 - Diesel Electronic Systems
	• DESL 240L - Diesel Electronic Systems Laboratory
	• DESL 261 - Preventive and Planned Maintenance
	• DESL 261L - Preventive and Planned Maintenance Laboratory
	• DESL 270 - Precision Farming Technology
	• DESL 270L - Precision Farming Technology Laboratory
	• DESL 280 - Advanced Power Generation
	• DESL 280L - Advanced Power Generation Laboratory
	• DESL 290 - Automated and Mechanical Controls
	• DESL 290L - Automated and Mechanical Controls Laboratory
Graphic Design NOTE: A grade of C or better must be maintained in all Major Program Requirements or the course(s) must be repeated.
	• DESN 115 - Illustration I
	• DESN 120 - Computer Illustration
	• DESN 140 - Computer Imaging
	• DESN 155 - Computer Page Layout
	• DESN 165 - Introduction to Screenprinting
	• DESN 170 - Graphic Production I
	• DESN 201 - Graphic Design/Visual Communication I
	• DESN 202 - Graphic Design/Visual Communication II
	• DESN 204 - Typography
	• DESN 205 - Graphic Design for Electronic Media
	• DESN 225 - Advanced Study of Graphic Design
	• DESN 240 - Computer Imaging II
	• DESN 250 - Portfolio Review
	• DESN 260 - Graphic Design/Visual Communication III
	• DESN 265 - Advanced Screenprinting
	• DESN 270 - Graphic Production II
Product Design and Production Processes
	• DRAF 100 - Understanding Industrial Blueprints and Drafting
	• DRAF 101 - Understanding Industrial Blueprints and CAD Designs
	• DRAF 110 - Mechanical Drafting
	• DRAF 120 - Computers for Technology
	• DRAF 140 - Introduction to CAD
	• DRAF 145 - CREO Fundamentals
	• DRAF 150 - Descriptive Geometry
	• DRAF 155 - Advanced Mechanical Drafting
	• DRAF 185 - CREO Advanced Part Design
	• DRAF 210 - Tool Design Principles
	• DRAF 211 - CAD for Industrial Applications
	• DRAF 220 - Plastic Part Design
	• DRAF 230 - Tolerancing Applications
	• DRAF 278 - CREO Production Drawings, Surfaces, and Sheetmetal

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