Fire Science, AS

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Fire Science

This program recognizes the expanded sophistication of fire protection systems and safety dangers including terrorism. To meet the expectations of students in the fire science field, this degree offers fundamental skills for activity on the fire ground, as well as comprehensive information in the areas of management, law, and government.

Requirements for the associate of science degree

I. Core Requirements: 45 credit hours

ENG 102 - Introduction to College Writing 3 Credits
FRS 101 - Fire Protection I: Theory of Fire Protection 3 Credits
FRS 102 - Fire Protection II: Applied Aspects of Fire Protection 3 Credits
FRS 103 - Fire Protection III: Fire Protection Systems and Equipment 3 Credits
FRS 201 - Firefighting Tactics I 3 Credits
FRS 202 - Firefighting Tactics II 3 Credits
FRS 301 - Rhode Island Codes and Ordinances 3 Credits
FRS 305 - Hydraulics 3 Credits
FRS 306 - Fire Investigation 3 Credits
FRS Elective 3 Credits
LBR 322 - Collective Bargaining 3 Credits (or equivalent)
COM 210 - Organizational Communication 3 Credits
OR
COM 120 - Writing for Communications I 3 Credits
MTH 105 - Introduction to Mathematical Methods 3 Credits (or above)
PSC 201 - American Government and Politics 3 Credits
COM 103 - Introduction to Public Speaking 3 Credits

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Fire Science, AS

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Requirements for the associate of science degree

I. Core Requirements: 45 credit hours

II. Free Electives: 12 credit hours

Total: 57 credit hours