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Both the official course outline and course syllabus include relative content related two (2) separate modules that set forth thorough introduction to proper sampling methodology and collection of air, water, and soil sampling including basic operations of sampling equipment and devices, monitoring methodology, proper sample collection and documentation, and review and application of analysis to determine environmental impact or exposure. Module A: Course content included comprehensive review and instruction of established methodology of obtaining, documenting, managing, and interpreting the results of environmental sampling and monitoring efforts. Emphasis on the selection of appropriate equipment and procedures for collecting air, water, groundwater, soil, surface dust, and various waste samples and their use in the execution of sampling/monitoring plans. Module B: Course content includes comprehensive review and instruction of established methodology of obtaining, documenting, managing, and interpreting the results of workplace sampling and monitoring efforts. Emphasis on the selection of appropriate equipment and procedures for collecting samples for potential workplace exposures associated with chemical and health hazards. This course has been designed to incorporate and comply with training requirements as set forth under OSHA 521 industrial hygiene standard as to provide certificate of training to students who completed the course and satisfactorily demonstrate core competencies associated with this standard. This four (4) credit hour course is offered twice a week for 16-week semester. Module A is offered the first 8 week subsequently followed by Module B offered the second 8 weeks. Include in the description: • The discipline or subject area covered by the materials (e.g. welding safety) • The course in which the materials could be used (e.g. 1st year introduction to welding) • The scope and type of the materials (e.g. this is a 1-2 week learning module where students get to watch a video demonstrating safe welding practices for the novice) • An inventory of the types of materials packaged in the submission ( The collection of materials includes a course syllabus and 5 videos of welding safety practices) • Other information that is unique about the materials being submitted Here are some good examples of descriptions: • This file contains resources for WLD2001 Introduction to Welding including syllabus, course map, rubrics, and laboratory notebook. This course is a 1 credit hour Module 1 of 3 modules and each module can be completed by the student at his or her own pace. • This file contains resources for WELD101 Introduction to Welding including syllabus, PowerPoint lectures, exams, and quizzes. This course is a 3 credit hour course intended to be completed in 8 weeks.