ELECTRONEURODIAGNOSTIC TECHNOLOGY REGISTRATION INFORMATION
SECOND TERM
This letter is to inform you of the classes for which you need to register for the upcoming spring term. We
have provided you with course name and section as well as synonym numbers to use for the Express
Registration through EagleNet.
Priority Registration for spring is November 2-6, 2015. Please check EagleNet for your priority date and time
schedule. Failure to register by Friday November 13, 2015 may result in removal from your program.
You will need to register for all classes listed under Group A, Group B, or Group C. You are also responsible
for registering for any general education courses that you have not completed.
If you have any questions please contact Allied Health at (319) 398-5566.
Group A
Human Anatomy and
Physiology II*
Applied
Electronics/Instrument
EN Technical Science
EN Clinical Science
Group B
Group C
BIO-173-ICF04 (0243494)
END-200-JHF01 (0246951)
END-310-JHF01
(0246952)
END-310-JHF02
(0246953)
END-310-JHF03
(0246954)
END-330-JHF01 (0246955)
*Courses may have been taken before beginning the technical portion of the program. They do not need to
be redone.
GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS:
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Completion of General Education courses prior to graduation with the Associates of Applied Science (AAS)
degree is the responsibility of you as the student.
The following General Education Course is required to be completed during or prior to the Spring Semester to
complete the AAS degree option:
o Human Anatomy and Physiology II (BIO-173)
The following General Education Courses are required to be completed prior to the completion of the program
to meet the A.A.S degree option. Some of these courses may already be completed but ALL have to be
completed before the degree is granted:
 BCA-189 Microcomputer Literacy
 BIO-168 Human Anatomy and Physiology I w/Lab
 ENG-105 Composition I
 HSC-107 Professionals in Health
 HSC-117 Basic Medical Terminology OR HSC-115 Medical Terminology
 HSC-210 Health Skills I
 MAT-731 Introduction to Math (or a higher college level math course)
 PSY-111 Introduction to Psychology
 XXX-XXX Humanities Elective Course (3 credits)
 XXX-XXX General Electives (6 credits total)