Academic Development

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DATC ACADEMIC DEVELOPMENT LAB

These classes are taught by the Davis Applied Technology College faculty to provide students with the basic math, reading, language, spelling, grammar and study skills. The Development Lab offers all students computers with desktop support in Windows XP and Microsoft Office.

JOB SEEKING SKILLS

Students research prospective employers, create a personal training portfolio based upon experience and skills, and prepare job applications, resumes, and cover letters. Students learn interviewing skills and successful follow-up techniques to set them apart in the job market.

MATHEMATICS

Students learn math in interactive ways through a combination of individual one-on-one instruction and online training. Math I consists of general math including fractions, decimals and percentages. Math II and III are Algebra classes. Students may submit College transcripts to Weber State University for Math 950, 960 and 1010 to satisfy these course requirements.

WORKPLACE RELATIONS

Students learn key workplace communication skills, including writing, speaking, listening, teamwork, diversity, personal ethics, conflict management, problem-solving and interpersonal skills.

CORE COURSES (0 Hours Required)

Course No.Course TitleHours
BTEC 1000Keyboarding Basics30
BTEC 1110Computer Literacy90
MATH 0950Math II, Level I60
MATH 0960Math II, Level II150
MATH 1000Math I60
MATH 1010Math III120
WKSK 1400BWorkplace Relations-Blended60
WKSK 1500BJob Seeking Skills-Blended30

DAVIS SCHOOL DISTRICT CLASSES

The following classes are provided by Davis School District Faculty to provide citizens of Davis County the opportunity to obtain additional english skills or obtain their GED/ Adult High School Diploma.

ADULT HIGH SCHOOL/GED PREPARATION

This class provides adults with an opportunity to acquire an adult high school diploma or GED while enrolled in technical training.

ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE (ESL)

This class consists of beginning to advanced English speaking, listening, reading, and writing in a small group format.

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