FIRE 250 Fire Science Externship
	This course is designed to be an externship in the field environment of the Fire Science Program. The student will demonstrate their ability to be an active member of the fire team, and their ability to enter the workforce as an entry-level firefighter. 
 
	Cross Listed Courses
N/A
	
		
			FIRE 250Fire Science Externship
		
	Please note: This is not a course syllabus. A course syllabus is unique to a particular section of a course by instructor. This curriculum guide provides general information about a course.
		I. General Information
	
		
			Department
		
Health Science and Human Services Academic
	 
		II. Course Specification
	
		
			Course Type
		
			{D7A8FC71-978F-4003-9933-512C476323B2}
		
	 
		
			Credit Hours Narrative
		
			4 Credits
		
	 
		
			Semester Contact Hours Lecture
		
			0
		
	 
		
			Semester Contact Hours Lab
		
			0
		
	 
		
			Semester Contact Hours Clinical
		
			180
		
	 
		
			Prerequisite Narrative
		
			FIRE 201, FIRE 202, FIRE 203, FIRE 204, FIRE 205, FIRE 206, FIRE 207, FIRE 208.
		
	 
		
			Corequisite Narrative
		
			FIRE 140 AND FIRE 160.
		
	 
		III. Catalog Course Description
	
		This course is designed to be an externship in the field environment of the Fire Science Program. The student will demonstrate their ability to be an active member of the fire team, and their ability to enter the workforce as an entry-level firefighter. 
	 
		IV. Student Learning Outcomes
	
		Upon completion of this course, a student will be able to: 
			- Analyze and apply measures to resolve problems in areas of fire suppression, fire prevention, and EMS.
- Recognize the importance of ethics, professionalism, and diversity within the fire service.
- Communicate effectively in both oral presentations and written fire service reports.
- Demonstrate the technical, cognitive, and psychomotor skills necessary to achieve and maintain employment in the fire service.
- Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of the fire service.
 
		V. Topical Outline (Course Content)
	
		Rotations with approved Fire Agencies. 
	 
		VI. Delivery Methodologies
	
		
			Specific Course Activity Assignment or Assessment Requirements
		
			Evaluations, Projects, Reports, Quizzes