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Addendum General Catalog 2014-2016

Effective Date: May 26, 2016 · The following changes have been made to the Administrative Staff of Los Colobos

Branch Campus: o Mrs. Lourdes Cruz, Interim Campus Director

Effective Date: May 26, 2016

· The following changes have been made to the Corporate Level Administrative Officers:

o Culinary Arts Operational Manager-Vacant

Effective Date: June 2, 2016 · The following changes have been made to the Administrative Staff of Hato Rey Main

Campus: o Mr. José Maldonado, Interim Academic Director

Effective Date: June 3, 2016

· The following changes have been made to the Faculty:

DISTANCE EDUCATION FACULTY

Anibarro Soto, Glorivette. M.A., Humanidades: Inglés, Universidad de Puerto Rico; Puerto

Rico. B.A., Inglés: Literatura, Loyola University; Estados Unidos. General Education; AAD

Regional and International Cuisine, AAD Sciences in Nursing.

Bonilla Méndez, Romualdo. M.A., Enseñanza de la Matemática, Universidad Interamericana

de Puerto Rico; Puerto Rico. B.A., Educación Secundaria: Matemáticas, Universidad de Puerto

Rico; Puerto Rico. General Education; AAD Regional and International Cuisine, AAD Sciences

in Nursing.

Franceschi Portalatín, Dora. B.B.A., Administración de Recursos Humanos, Universidad

Interamericana de Puerto Rico; Puerto Rico. G.A., Florida Culinary Institute; Florida. Diploma

en Cocina Local e Internacional, Instituto de Banca y Comercio; Puerto Rico. Culinary Arts,

AAD Regional and International Cuisine.



López Nieves, Léster. M.A., Estudios de Puerto Rico y el Caribe, Centro de Estudios

Avanzados de Puerto Rico y el Caribe; Puerto Rico. B.A., Estudios Liberales, State University

of New York; Estados Unidos. General Education; AAD Regional and International Cuisine,

AAD Sciences in Nursing.

Lozada Sorcia, Louis. J.D., Universidad de Puerto Rico; Puerto Rico. B.S., Ingeniería de

Computadoras, Universidad de Puerto Rico; Puerto Rico. B.S., Ingeniería Eléctrica,

Universidad Politécnica; Puerto Rico. A.A.S., Pre-ingeniería, Universidad de Puerto Rico;

Puerto Rico. General Education; AAD Regional and International Cuisine, AAD Sciences in

Nursing.

Martínez Cordero, Bárbara. M.A. Consejería en Educación, Universidad Interamericana de

Puerto Rico; Puerto Rico. M.A., Docencia Universitaria, Universidad Interamericana de Puerto

Rico; Puerto Rico. B.A., Ciencias Sociales: Trabajo Social, Universidad Metropolitana; Puerto

Rico. General Education; AAD Regional and International Cuisine, AAD Sciences in Nursing.

Peña Cordero, Sashira. M.A., Currículo en Español, Caribbean University; Puerto Rico. B.A.,

Educación Secundaria: Español, Universidad de Puerto Rico; Puerto Rico. General Education;

AAD Regional and International Cuisine, AAD Sciences in Nursing.

DISTANCE EDUCATION ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF

· Mr. José Maldonado, Distance Education Coordinator

· Mr. Federico Arbelaez, LMS Administrator

Effective Date: June 6, 2016 · The following corrections have been made to the Distance Education section, page 62:

Accreditations, Licensure, Affiliations and Approvals:

The distance education mode for the academic programs of associate’s degrees in

Sciences in Nursing and Regional and International Cuisine are approved by the state

authority, Consejo de Educación de Puerto Rico and the accrediting agency, Accrediting

Council for Independent Colleges and Schools for the locations of Hato Rey, Ponce,

Fajardo and Manatí.

· The following corrections have been made to the Distance Education section, page 63: Associate Degree in Regional and International Cuisine: INGL 2101 College English I Associate Degree in Sciences in Nursing: INGL 2101 College English I



Effective Date: June 7, 2016 · The following changes have been made to the Support Staff of the Distance Education

section, page 62:

Counseling and Retention: Margarita Flores; Damaris Arroyo; Melinda L. Cintron; Waleska Justiniano

Effective Date: June 15, 2016

· The following information have been added to the Notice of Nondiscrimination, page 8:

NOTICE OF NONDISCRIMINATION

Instituto de Banca y Comercio does not discriminate on the basis of sex in the education programs or activities it operates; and it is required by Title IX not to discriminate in such a manner.

Title IX Coordinator for students, parents or guardians, employees and applicants for

admissions and employment.

Contact Information for assistance: Mrs. Amaida Merced Flecha

Human Resources Department #56 Road 20

Guaynabo, PR 00966 Telephone: 787-982-3000 Ext. 1130

Fax: 787-982-3080 Email: [email protected]

Effective Date: June 21, 2016 · The following changes have been made to the Administrative Officers of Hato Rey

Main Campus, page 18: o Mrs. Carlin Neder Rey, Academic Director Diploma Programs o Vacant, Academic Director Associate Degree Programs

Effective Date: June 21, 2016 · The following changes have been made to the Hato Rey Learning Site address, page

33: Hato Rey Learning Site #70 & #72 Ave. Ponce de León Hato Rey, Puerto Rico 00917-0000 Tel: 787-754-7120 Fax: 787-754-7143



Effective Date: June 21, 2016 · The following changes have been made to Distance Education section, page 63:

Enrollment Process and Initial Orientation for the Online Students: Students interested in enrolling in the established online courses are provided an Initial Orientation from the Academic Advisors. Students should take as part of the enrollment process the Introductory Course ITOL 1001-Introduction to the Online Learning. The official enrollment and administrative service process for associate degree students to complete enrollment is the same for on ground education mode as well as online education mode. (General Catalog, 1)

Effective Date: June 27, 2016 · The following information has been added to the 2016 Academic Calendar, page 268:

Start Date: June 27, 2016

Final Date: October 20, 2016 Externship exclusively for students previously enrolled in the Associate’s Degree in Regional

and International Cuisine program of Hato Rey Main Campus.

Effective Date: August 29, 2016, applicable to new start students. · The following changes have been made to the Tuition Costs and Other Fees, Page 92:

DIPLOMA PROGRAMS

PROGRAM *APPLICATION FEE **PROGRAM

COST

Administration and Informatics Programs

Network Administration $25.00 $9,955.00

Application Development and Web Design Specialist $25.00 $9,955.00

Banking Operations $25.00 $9,935.00

Administrative Assistant with Medical Billing $25.00 $9,935.00

Tourism and Hotels $25.00 $9,935.00

Culinary Arts Programs

Bartending $25.00 $6,715.00

Regional and International Cuisine $25.00 $9,995.00

International Pastry and Baking $25.00 $9,995.00



Health Programs

Geriatric Technician $25.00 $6,715.00

Dental Assistant with Expanded Functions $25.00 $9,995.00

Practical Nursing with Electrocardiography (EKG) $25.00 $9,995.00

Respiratory Care Technician $25.00 $9,995.00

Emergency Medical Technician - Paramedic $25.00 $9,995.00

Professional Massage Therapist $25.00 $9,995.00

Technical Programs

Electricity with PLC $25.00 $9,955.00

Refrigeration and Air Conditioning with PLC $25.00 $9,955.00

Sound and Security Alarm Technician $25.00 $9,955.00

Plumbing Technician $25.00 $6,715.00

Computer Repairs and Network Technician $25.00 $6,715.00

Handyman $25.00 $6,715.00

Beauty Programs

Barbering and Hairstyling $25.00 $9,995.00

Cosmetology $25.00 $9,995.00

Esthetics $25.00 $9,955.00

Advanced Hairstyling and Design $25.00 $6,715.00

Nail Technology $25.00 $6,665.00

Arts and Technology Programs

Conversational English $25.00 $6,665.00

Graphic Design $25.00 $9,955.00

Preschool Teacher Assistant $25.00 $9,925.00

*non refundable

**includes $100 of Register Fee



Effective Date: July 7, 2016 · The following information has been added to the General Catalog:

HAYQUEMOVERSE GRANT

The HayQueMoverse Grant will grant $200 to each student. To qualify for the HayQueMoverse Grant, an applicant must meet all of the following requirements:

1. Start a program of study at IBC in August 2016, 2. Be a new student at IBC (i.e., first time enrolling at IBC), 3. Completed and submitted all documents required for admission, 4. Completed FAFSA and submitted any documents requested by the Financial Aid Office, 5. Have an Expected Family Contribution (EFC) of zero for the award year in which the funds will

be granted, 6. Demonstrate financial need, 7. Graduate from high school with a GPA of 2.2 or higher, 8. Not be in default, or have an overpayment debt with the federal government, and 9. Maintain Satisfactory Academic Progress.

Students applying for any financial aid administered by IBC are required to report any additional external financial aid they expect for financing their studies (Veterans, Vocational Rehabilitation, AmeriCorps, etc.) Applications are available at the Financial Aid Office. Completed applications must be submitted to the Director of Financial Aid. Applications will be evaluated by a Committee consisting of the President, Corporate Vice President of Finance, and Corporate Vice President of Human Resources in the order they are received so IBC encourages applying early. Students awarded the HayQueMoverseExtra Grant will not be eligible to also receive HayQueMoverse Grant IBC will disburse the amount awarded in equal parts at the end of each payment period. The student must have met the standards of satisfactory academic progress in order to receive the disbursement. IBC has allocated $600,000 to the HayQueMoverse Grant.

HAYQUEMOVERSEEXTRA GRANT

The HayQueMoverseExtra Grant will grant $500 to each student towards payment of tuition. To qualify for the HayQueMoverseExtra Grant, an applicant must meet all of the following requirements:

1. Start a program of study at IBC in August 2016, 2. Be a new student at IBC (i.e., first time enrolling at IBC), 3. Completed and submitted all documents required for admission, 4. Completed FAFSA and submitted any documents requested by the Financial Aid Office, 5. Have an Expected Family Contribution (EFC) of zero for the award year in which the funds will

be granted, 6. Demonstrate financial need, 7. Not eligible to receive federal and state free financial aid, 8. Graduate from high school with a GPA of 2.2 or higher, and 9. Maintain Satisfactory Academic Progress.



Students applying for any financial aid administered by IBC are required to report any additional external financial aid they expect for financing their studies (Veterans, Vocational Rehabilitation, AmeriCorps, etc.) Applications are available at the Financial Aid Office. Completed applications must be submitted to the Director of Financial Aid. Applications will be evaluated by a Committee consisting of the President, Corporate Vice President of Finance, and Corporate Vice President of Human Resources in the order they are received so IBC encourages applying early. Students awarded the HayQueMoverse Grant will not be eligible to also receive HayQueMoverseExtra Grant. IBC will disburse the amount awarded in equal parts at the end of each payment period. The student must have met the standards of satisfactory academic progress in order to receive the disbursement. IBC has allocated $50,000 to the HayQueMoverseExtra Grant.

Effective Date: August 10, 2016

· The Handyman program has been added to the catalog in the following sections:

Institutional Policy for Veteran Students, Page 85

In the curricular schedule of the Handyman program of 36 credits, only indicates the 720 contact hours of each course. In addition of the contact hours, there are 180 study hours that the student will perform outside of class hours with the purpose of preparing for the content of the class or to apply these. The total hours of the program are 900.

Academic Offering-Diploma Programs-Technical Programs, Page 116

HANDYMAN

This program of study offers students the knowledge to perform various maintenance tasks, repairs related to plumbing, electricity, refrigeration and air conditioning, light carpentry, masonry and drywall construction. Includes standards of safety, reading and interpretation of circuits and systems, lighting. In addition, addresses management of materials, equipment and tools, and welding. Graduates of this program may serve as a Handyman, in residential buildings or commercial, manufacturing companies, construction companies, service companies and others.

CÓDIGO TÍTULO CRÉDITOS MATE 1220 Applied Mathematics 3

SEGU 1042 Occupational Safety 3

HAND 1020 Materials, Equipment and Tools Handling 3

HAND 1031 Refrigeration and Air Conditioning System 3

PLOM 1007 Maintenance / Repairs Sanitary Systems 3

ELED 1093 Illumination 3

HAND 1030 Pipping Installation and Welding 3



ELED 1094 Domestic Electrical Systems 3

LAED 3000 Electrical Wiring – Lab 3

HAND 1040 Metalworking and Drywall 3 HAND 1041 Masonry and Carpentry 3

ELED 3010 Layout and Estimating 3

TOTAL CREDITS 36

*For the day class sessions, the length of the program is 32 weeks or 8 moths and for the

evening class sessions the length of the program is 48 weeks or 12 months. Academic Offering-Course Descriptions-Diploma Programs-Technical Programs, Page 188

MATE 1220 Applied Mathematics 3 credits

(Pre-requisites: None) This course of mathematical applied it includes two parts. In first it is examined the basic operations of mathematical such as: addition, subtraction, multiplication and division of whole numbers, decimal and fractions. In second part is emphasized in: the application of the basic concepts of algebra, geometry, trigonometry, the graphs and solution of numerical problems applied to the technology. SEGU 1042 Occupational Safety 3 credits

(Pre-requisite: none) This course emphasizes the fundamental concepts related to safety and health in the industrial, manufacturing, and servicing industries. Prevention and remedial measures to face accidents caused by electric shocks, and toxic gases inhalations are discussed. The regulation of the Department of Labor, OSHA and PR OSHA applicable to these industries is also covered.

HAND 1020 Materials, Equipment and Tools Handling 3 credits

(Pre-requisite: none) This course is designed to show students the appropriate use and handling of materials, equipment and tools related to the industry of electricity, plumbing and building according to Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) laws and regulations and others from public agencies and private teams. In addition, the student can differentiate the use of all instruments and equipment related to their technical career.

HAND 1031 Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Systems 3 credits

(Pre-requisite: none)

This course addresses the theoretical principles that involve the development of skills to select and

recommend equipment for household refrigeration and air conditioning. We discuss how to make

preliminary analysis or evaluation of refrigeration units in order to refer to a licensed technician to

determine any diagnosis, repair or installation in various cooling systems and household air conditioners.

The Handyman program graduate will be able to request the expert electrician apprentice license in order

to work under the direct supervision of a certified expert electrician, helping and aiding in this profession

and complying with Act No. 115 of June 2, 1976, as amended.



PLOM 1007 Maintenance / Repairs Sanitary Systems 3 credits

(Pre-requisite: none) During this course, the students practice the installation, preventive maintenance, and repair of pluvial

and sanitary systems using the occupational standard procedure and observing the safety measures.

Students learn to recognized and manage equipment and its accessories designed to reduce water

consumption from offload technologies to taps and Eco-friendly mixers and discharge valves that use the

energy of moving water and high efficiency sanitary equipment. The Handyman program graduate will

be able to request the plumber apprentice license in order to work under the direct supervision of a

certified master plumber, helping and aiding in this profession and complying with Act No. 88 of 1939,

as amended.

ELED 1093 Ilumination 3 credits

(Pre-requisite: none)

This course is an introduction to the theory of lighting. Design of lighting systems for interior and exterior

spaces, common and public areas is included. The study of different lighting technologies such as the

following fixtures: incandescent, fluorescent, LED, High Pressure Sodium, Metal Halide, magnetic

induction, Mercury Vapor and internal components, among others. Review of the theory of DC and AC

single phase. Study and application of electronic lighting codes. The program graduate will be able to

request the expert electrician apprentice license in order to work under the direct supervision of a

certified expert electrician, helping and aiding in this profession and complying with Act No. 115 of June

2, 1976, as amended. HAND 1030 Pipping Installation and Welding 3 credits

(Pre-requisites: HAND 1020, SEGU 1042)

This course is design for teaching the concepts related to the interpretation and implementation of plans

to assemble and repair water pipes and different sanitary systems. The course also relates the student

with the various common welding techniques and their appropriate application according to the materials

used.

ELED 1094 Domestic Electrical Systems 3 credits

(Pre-requisite: ELED 1093) This course studies the symbols of electrical wiring, schematics and diagrams, circuit analysis, and

problem solving. Students are instructed with basic safety and operation regulations regarding electrical

equipment; they will be familiar with domestic electrical system design, open and closed installations,

electrical calculations and the application of the Puerto Rico Electrical Code. The Handyman program

graduate will be able to request the expert electrician apprentice license in order to work under the direct

supervision of a certified expert electrician, helping and aiding in this profession and complying with Act

No. 115 of June 2, 1976, as amended.

LAED 3000 Electrical Wiring- Lab 3 credits

(Pre-requisite: Concurrent with ELED 1094) This laboratory course studies the reading, interpretation, installation and testing of electrical wiring.

Included is the use of equipment and instruments used for measuring and testing. In addition, it studies

the use of piping and electrical system conductors. The Handyman program graduate will be able to

request the expert electrician apprentice license in order to work under the direct supervision of a

certified expert electrician, helping and aiding in this profession and complying with Act No. 115 of June

2, 1976, as amended.



HAND 1040 Metalworking and Drywall 3 credits

(Pre-requisites: HAND 1020, SEGU 1042) This course is designed to acquaint the student with the basic principles of metal work such as installation and repair of doors and windows frames, windows operators and other. Also through the course the student will learn to assemble and repair acoustic ceilings, "gypsum board" and drywall using correct joints techniques, glass mesh tape and other meshes for clean and proper finishing. HAND 1041 Masonry and Carpentry 3 credits

(Pre-requisites: HAND 1020, SEGU 1042) This course is designed to enable the student to apply the basic principles of carpentry, and masonry in construction repair works, replacing tiles, framing and other construction-related jobs such as changing doors, locks, decorative panels, moldings, cabinets, closet doors, and others. ELED 3010 Layout and Estimating 3 credits

(Pre-requisite: None) Course relating to basic principles of electrical estimating and value. It includes learning about different labor estimate formats, preparation of plans, materials, maintenance, installations, electrical repairs to residential buildings, price charts and suppliers directory. Students perform different practical exercises in preparation of quotations, proposals, and estimates. The Handyman program graduate will be able to request the expert electrician apprentice license in order to work under the direct supervision of a certified expert electrician, helping and aiding in this profession and complying with Act No. 115 of June 2, 1976, as amended.

Academic Offering by Locations, Page 225 The Handyman program is offered at the following locations: Hato Rey, Caguas, Guayama, Ponce, Mayagüez, Manatí, Fajardo, Humacao, San Juan (Escorial), Bayamón, Arecibo, Moca, Yauco

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DATELINE FOR RETAKING OF PARTIAL EXAMINATATIONS FEBRUARY 27, 2017

FINAL EXAMINATIONS FEBRUARY 28 – MARCH 2, 2017

DATELINE FOR TRANSFER- PROGRAM OF STUDY MARCH 10, 2017

DATELINE FOR REMOVING INCOMPLETE GRADES MARCH 13, 2017

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6 7 8 9|13 14 15 16|20 21 H 23 24| 27 28 29 30| 3 4 5 6|10 11 12 HH | 17 18 19 20 21|24 25 26 27

1 2 3 4 | 8 9 10 11| 15 16 17 18 | 22 23 24 25| H 30 31 1 2 | 5 6 7 8 |12 13 14 15 | 19 20 21 22 = 64 Meeting Days

CONTINUE OF THE ASSOCIATE DEGREE OCTOBER - MARCH TERM

MARCH 6, 2017

PERIOD FOR ACADEMIC CHANGES MARCH 6 -9, 2017

Holiday HolHolHolHolHolHolHolidaidaidaidaidaidaidaidaidayyyyyyy ABOLITION OF SLAVERY DAY ABOABOABOABOABOABOABOABOLITLITLITLITLITLITIONIONIONIONIONIONION OF OF OF OF OF OF SL SL SL SL SL SL SL SL SLAVEAVEAVEAVEAVEAVEAVERY RY RY RY RY RY RY RY DAYDAYDAYDAYDAYDAYDAYDAY MARCH 22, 2017 MARMARMARMARMARMARMARMARMARCH CH CH CH CH CH CH CH 22,22,22,22,22,22,22, 20 20 20 20 20 20 20171717171717

Holiday HolHolHolHolHolHolHolidaidaidaidaidaidaidaidaidayyyyyyy HOLY BREAK HOLHOLHOLHOLHOLHOLY BY BY BY BY BY BY BREAREAREAREAREAREAREAREAREAKKKKKK APRIL 13-14, 2017 APRAPRAPRAPRAPRAPRAPRAPRAPRIL IL IL IL IL IL IL 1313131313131313-------14,14,14,14,14,14,14,14, 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 2017171717171717

Holiday HolHolHolHolHolHolHolidaidaidaidaidaidaidaidaidayyyyyyy MEMORIAL DAY MEMMEMMEMMEMMEMMEMMEMMEMORIORIORIORIORIORIORIORIORIAL AL AL AL AL AL AL AL DAYDAYDAYDAYDAYDAYDAY MAY 29, 2017 MAYMAYMAYMAYMAYMAYMAYMAY 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2017017017017017017017017

FRIDAY FRIDAY SUSTITUTION OF A HOLIDAY SUSTITUTION OF A HOLIDAY MARCH 24, 2017 MARCH 24, 2017

FRIDAY FRIDAY SUSTITUTION OF A HOLIDAY SUSTITUTION OF A HOLIDAY APRIL 21, 2017 APRIL 21, 2017

FRIDAY FRIDAY SUSTITUTION OF A HOLIDAY SUSTITUTION OF A HOLIDAY JUNE 2, 2017 JUNE 2, 2017

DATELINE FOR PARTIAL WITHDRAWALS JUNE 19, 2017

DATELINE FOR RETAKING OF PARTIAL EXAMINATATIONS JUNE 19, 2017

FINAL EXAMINATIONS JUNE 20-22, 2017

DATELINE FOR TRANSFER- PROGRAM OF STUDY JUNE 30, 2017

DATELINE FOR REMOVING INCOMPLETE GRADES JULY 3, 2017

Yaran K. Correa Prado Academic Affair Vice-President

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