Transfers ToCSUDescriptionThis is the experimental courses description. English as a Second Language 287 English as a Second Language (ESL) Course Sequence Proficiency Level Listening and Speaking Courses (3 Units) Integrated Reading and Writing Courses (4 to 6 Units) Grammar Courses (3 Units) Skills Lab Courses (.5 to 4 Units) Pronunciation Courses (2 Units) Advanced N/A ESLW 3401 N/A N/A N/A Advanced-Low N/A ESL 3251 ESLG 3201 N/A N/A Intermediate-High ESLL 3101 ESL 3151 ESLG 3101 N/A N/A Intermediate-Mid ESLL 512 ESL 552 ESLG 512 ESL 922 N/A Intermediate-Low ESLL 412 ESL 472 ESLG 412 ESL 922 ESLP 852 Novice-High ESLL 312 ESL 372 ESLG 312 ESL 912 N/A Skill Builder Courses Students can enroll in any open sections of these courses. ESL 90: Language Skills Laboratory2 1 AA/AS applicable and transferable to CSU. Speak with a counselor for transfer information. 2 Non-degree applicable and non-transferable. � Environmental Technology Folsom Lake College offers courses and/or programs in environmental technology (ENVT) in two areas: Environmental Technology Folsom Lake College offers courses to provide foundational content to students interested in environmental protection, sustainability, regulatory compliance, and workplace safety and health applications. Students pursuing study in environmental technology, environmental studies, sustainability, natural resources, and related fields may continue their studies at other two- or four-year institutions. Students completing degrees in these and related disciplines may be employed by businesses and governmental agencies that require a knowledge of techniques for storage, treatment, transport, and disposal of hazardous materials; a basic understanding of the chemical and biological phenomena which underlie environmental protection; and an understanding of environmental health and safety. Technicians may be employed in remediation, monitoring, compliance, or environmental information applications. Water/Wastewater Management Folsom Lake College offers courses to prepare students in competency areas to enter the field or to enhance existing abilities of individuals already employed in the field seeking to advance in Certified Operator Grade Level. Students may seek employment by private and municipal wastewater treatment facilities or industrial treatment plants. Careers in water/wastewater technology generally involve the administration, operation, troubleshooting, and maintenance of water/ wastewater treatment facilities as well as sewer collection systems. Significant opportunities also exist in raw water distribution, recycled water production, desalination, advanced treatment of wastewater for indirect and direct potable use, water storage and distribution, water conservation, and enhancing the energy efficiency of wastewater treatment facilities. Certificates Offered Water/Wastewater Management Certificate Division Dean Dr. Lorena Navarro Department Chair Jason Pittman Phone (916) 608-6615 Email navarrl@flc.losrios.edu Certificate of Achievement Water/Wastewater Management Certificate This program is designed to meet competency areas for students interested in entering the field of Water and Wastewater Management, and to enhance the knowledge and abilities of an individual already employed in the field. Certificate Requirements Course Code Course Title Units BUSTEC 305 Introduction to Business Information Technology 3 ENVT 351 Math for Water and Wastewater Operators 3 ENVT 353 Science for Water and Wastewater Operators 4 ENVT 354 Waste Water Management: Basic Instrumentation and Electrical Controls 4 ENVT 355 Introduction to Water, Wastewater and Recycled Water Management 3 ENVT 380 Water and Wastewater Treatment Plant Operations I 3 ENVT 381 Water and Wastewater Treatment Plant Operations II 3 ENVT 382 Water and Wastewater System Regulations and Management 3 