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| Deanne R.
Oppermann
Program Coordinator |
| B.S., University of Wisconsin,
Madison; M.S., Stevens Institute of Technology |
| 828.586.4091, ext. 298 |
| 800.447.4091, ext. 298 |
| Balsam Center, Room 229 |
| deanne@southwesterncc.edu |
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Biotechnology |
| The Biotechnology
curriculum, which has emerged
from molecular biology and chemical
engineering, is designed to meet
the increasing demands for skilled
laboratory technicians in various
fields of biological and chemical
technology.
Course work emphasizes biology,
chemistry, mathematics, and technical
communications. The curriculum
objectives are designed to prepare
graduates to serve in three distinct
capacities: research assistant
to a biologist or chemist; laboratory
technician/instrumentation technician;
and quality control/quality assurance
technician.
Graduates may find employment
in various areas of industry and
government, including research
and development, manufacturing,
sales, and customer service.
This program is offered in conjunction
with Asheville-Buncombe Technical
Community College in Buncombe
County. Students will take course
work at both institutions. General
education courses will be taken
at Southwestern Community College
and the biotechnology courses
at Asheville-Buncombe Technical
Community College.
Associate of Applied Science
Degree - (AAS) - A20100
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9/10/09
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