Addendum

Administrative Management and Technology (AMT)

• Administrative Management and Technology courses- The following AMT courses are no longer offered as of Fall 2022:

  • AMT 118 (Advanced Word Processing/Desktop Publishing)

  • AMT122 (Business Mathematics)

  • AMT170 (Computer Keyboarding I)

  • AMT 171 (Computer Keyboarding II)

  • AMT 172 (Business English)

  • AMT 178 (Intermediate Keyboarding)

  • AMT 233 (Management Skills)

  • AMT 237 (Managerial Communication)

  • AMT 239 (Social Media Marketing)

  • AMT 253 (Leadership)

Please reach out to the Administrative Management and Technology (AMT) Department Chair, Venkat Krishnamurthy (bdv486@clcillinois.edu) with questions.

Computerized Numerical Control (CNC)

• Computerized Numerical Control courses- The following CNC courses are no longer offered as of Fall 2022:

  • CNC 110 (CNC Operations I)

  • CNC 115 (CNC Programming I)

  • CNC 210 (CNC Operations II)

  • CNC 215 (Advanced Mill Programming)

  • CNC 216 (Advanced Lathe Programming)

  • CNC 217 (Intro to Wire EDM Machining)

  • CNC 218 (Introduction to Master CAM)

  • CNC 219 (CNC Specialization)

  • CNC 230 (Master CAM II)

  • CNC 250 (Advanced Manufacturing)

English (ENG)

• English Courses- ENG 104 (Individual Topics in Writing and Reading) is no longer offered as of Fall 2022.

• New English Course- ENG 140 (Writing for New Media) will be offered starting in Spring 2023.

Grade and Grade Points

• Grading Basis- "P" and "N" grades used during the COVID- 19 Pandemic are also valid for the Summer 2021 term in addition to Spring 2020, Summer 2020, Fall 2020, and Spring 2021.

Laser/Photonics/Optics

• Laser/Photonics/Optics Certificate (24LA)- This certificate has been suspended starting Fall 2022. The last date to be admitted into the program is October 12, 2022 (Fall 2022).

• Optics and Photonics Technology A.A.S. (24LD)- This associate in applied science has been suspended starting Fall 2022. The last date to be admitted into the program is October 12, 2022 (Fall 2022).

  Please reach out to the Laser/Photonics/Optics (LPO) Department Chair, Bill Kellerhals (bkellerhals@clcillinois.edu) with questions.

Legal Studies (LGL)

• Legal Studies A.A.S (22PA) - Clarification of American Bar Association (ABA) Guidelines

• Legal Studies Certificate (22PB) - Clarification of American Bar Association (ABA) Guidelines

• Legal Studies Specific Courses: The following LGL Courses are no longer offered as of Fall 2022:

  • LGL 213 (Employment Law)

  • LGL 216 (Intellectual Property)

  • LGL 231 (Healthcare Law)

  • LGL 234 (Elder Law)

  • LGL 236 (Alternative Dispute Resolution)

• Course title change for LGL 232 as of Fall 2022: Previously titled "Probate Law" changed to "Wills, Trusts, and Estates".

Machine Tool Trades (MTT)

• Machine Tool Trades courses- The following MTT courses are no longer offered as of Fall 2022:

  • MTT 110 (Machine Trades Blueprint Read)

  • MTT 111 (Machine Shop I)

  • MTT 112 (Machining Principles)

  • MTT 113 (Grinding Technology)

  • MTT 115 (Introduction to Die Making)

  • MTT 116 (Introduction to Moldmaking)

  • MTT 210 (Machine Shop II)

  • MTT 211 (Jig and Fixture Design)

  • MTT 212 (Precision Mach/NIMS Creden)

  • MTT 215 (Die Making II)

  • MTT 216 (Moldmaking II)

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Proficiencies

• College Reading and Writing Readiness-

  • Confirmed top one-third rank in high school class upon graduation (or current top one- third high school rank after at least five semesters) based on unweighted GPA. CHANGE: five semesters will become three semesters.

  • Cumulative unweighted high school GPA of 3.0 (on a 4.0 scale) or better after at least five semesters (applies only to CLC courses taken after May 2018). CHANGE: five semesters will become three semesters.

  • Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT), Evidence- Based Reading and Writing Score of 470 or above (prior to March 1, 2016; Critical Reading Score of 450 or above; March 1, 2015 Verbal Score of 450 or above). In the absence of an SAT score, equivalent PSAT scores may be used within two years of the PSAT test date. CHANGE: two years will become three years.