FIS-101--(3)
PRINC OF FIRE SCIENCE
The history and development of public fire protection services of federal, state and local governments are covered. Explores the relationship of departmental functions to other governmental agencies and industrial/commercial organizations. Characteristics and behavior of fire, primary extinguishing agents and municipal fire defense are included. (3 contact hours)

FIS-103--(3)
FIRE PREVENTION PRINCIPLES I
Prerequisite: Office of the State Fire Marshal: Firefighter II Certification. In this course students develop an understanding of the purpose and objectives of fire prevention codes and ordinances in relation to building construction, fire protection systems and field inspection techniques. (3 contact hours)

FIS-104--(3)
FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEMS
Studies basic built-in fire detection, alarm and extinguishing systems. Examines devices and systems installed in buildings to protect life and property, and to support the fire department through early detection and control. (3 contact hours)

FIS-105--(3)
INDUSTRIAL FIRE PROTECTION
Studies recommended practices for protection of industrial properties and processes from fire, explosion and damage peculiar to certain types of public and private industry. Includes organization and training of plant fire brigades. (3 contact hours)

FIS-106--(3)
FIRE SUPPRESSION APPARATUS & EQUIP
Basic principles of construction and use of fire apparatus and related equipment are included. Apparatus operation and maintenance of pumps, pumper procedures, tests, aerial ladders, and aerial platforms are covered. Elementary fireground hydraulic calculations are studied. (3 contact hours)

FIS-107--(3)
FIRE FIGHTING TACTICS & STRATEGY I
Prerequisite: FIS-103. This course studies various areas of basic firefighting tactics and strategy, including pre-fire planning, apparatus requirements, initial attack, and confinement problems unique to different types of building construction. (3 contact hours)

FIS-110--(1)
HAZARDOUS MATERIALS AWARENESS
Designed to give the student the knowledge necessary to implement a planned response to a hazardous materials circumstance. Emphasizes surveying the incident scene and collecting hazardous materials information. (1 contact hours)

FIS-111--(1)
HAZARDOUS MATERIALS INCIDENT
Prerequisite: Office of the State Fire Marshal: Firefighter II Certification. This course offers the individual skills necessary to direct and coordinate all aspects of a hazardous materials incident. Skills include the knowledge and ability to implement the incident management system, importance of the decontamination systems, and knowledge of the overall incident operations with emphasis on hazards when employees are working in chemical protective clothing at an incident. (1 contact hours)

FIS-112--(3)
BUILDING CONSTRUCT. FOR FIRE SAFETY
An in-depth analysis of the various classifications of building construction, types of construction materials, and structural design. Includes fire resistance ratings, fire detection and suppression systems, and life safety considerations. Introduces building and fire codes and laws. (3 contact hours)

FIS-113--(1)
TECHNICAL RESCUE AWARENESS
Prerequisite: FIS-101 and EMS-101or Office of the State Fire Marshal: Firefighter II certification. This course provides instruction in the identification of situations requiring a technical rescue. Several methods of technical rescue will be discussed, including structural collapse, confined space, vehicle and machinery and water. Safety measures required at each type of rescue will be emphasized. (1 contact hours)

FIS-114--(3)
FIRE INVESTIGATION
Develops proper techniques and procedures for investigating fires, and determining the point of origin and cause of a fire. Discusses preservation of evidence, burn patterns, fire behavior, and incendiarism. (3 contact hours)

FIS-201--(3)
FIRE SERVICE INSTRUCTOR I
Prerequisite: FIS-103. This course introduces fire service course delivery skills. The course meets the guidelines of the Illinois Office of State Fire Marshal at Instructor I level. It qualifies personnel to conduct training and educational courses for fire service personnel. (3 contact hours)

FIS-202--(3)
FIRE SERVICE INSTRUCTOR II
Prerequisite: FIS-201. A sequel to Fire Service Instructor I. Emphasis is on performance objectives, lesson plan development, instructional materials development, teaching and the learning process, teaching tactics, and related concepts required to meet certification as a Fire Service Instructor II. (3 contact hours)

FIS-203--(3)
FIRE APPARATUS ENGINEER
Prerequisite: Office of the State Fire Marshal: Firefighter II certification. This course studies properties of pumps. fluids, force, pressure, and flow velocities as related to the development of firefighting water streams. Emphasis is placed on the generation of fire streams in relationship to pumping capabilities, friction loss and water supply. Students will be able to operate various fire apparatus pumps and troubleshoot problems. (3 contact hours)

FIS-204--(3)
HAZARDOUS MATERIALS OPERATIONS
Prerequisite: EMS-101 and FIS-101 or Office of the State Fire Marshal: Firefighter II certification. This course studies hazardous materials emergencies. Topics include classification of hazardous materials, identifying hazardous materials, locating hazardous materials, harzards linked to different hazardous materials, and various fire department strategies followed to minimize the effects of hazardous materials incidents. (3 contact hours)

FIS-205--(3)
FIRE SERVICE MANAGEMENT I
Prerequisite: FIS-103. This course studies the role of the fire service company officer. Topics emphasize the management functions of planning, organizing, staffing, directing, and controlling. This course meets requirements for Management I as defined by the Illinois Office of the State Fire Marshal. (3 contact hours)

FIS-206--(3)
VEHICLE RESCUE OPERATIONS
Prerequisite: FIS-113. This course is designed to develop student skills in the use and care of extrication equipment needed to perform in rescue, extrication and hazard control functions. Upon successful completion of this course, the student is qualified for state certification as an emergency rescue technician. Fee is required. (4 contact hours)

FIS-207--(3)
FIRE FIGHTING TACTICS & STRATEGY II
Prerequisite: FIS-107 or consent of instructor. Studies various areas of fire fighting tactics and strategy. Provides the chief officer with fundamental knowledge required to operate at multicompany, extra-alarm fires. Covers disaster planning and hazardous materials incident management. (3 contact hours)

FIS-209--(3)
FIRE SERVICE MANAGEMENT II
Corequisite: Registration or credit in FIS-205 or consent of instructor. This course provides the student who is in charge of a single fire company or station with information and skills in personnel management. This course covers basic communications, report writing, interpersonal communications, group dynamics, safety, conflict resolution, and stress management. (3 contact hours)

FIS-210--(3)
FIRE SERVICE MANAGEMENT III
Prerequisite: FIS-205, FIS-209 or consent of instructor.

Studies the role of the fire officer who is in charge of multiple fire companies or stations. Emphasizes skills in officer supervision and administrative functions. Includes decision making, budgeting and finance, risk management, public relations, and the news media.

FIS-211--(3)
FIRE SERVICE MANAGEMENT IV
Prerequisite: FIS-210 or consent of instructor. Studies the role of the fire officer in personnel management. Includes performance evaluation, coaching and counseling skills, interviewing techniques, labor relations and collective bargaining, fire officer liability, and team building. (3 contact hours)

FIS-212--(3)
FIRE PREVENTION OFFICER I (MODULE A)
Prerequisite: Office of the State Fire Marshal: Firefighter II Certificate. This course inroduces the student to the roles and responsibilities of the Fire Prevention Officer. Significant events in the history of fire prevention are discussed. Regulations established by regulatory agencies such as the National Fire Protection Agency and state statutes are explored within the context of administrative procedures associated with fire prevention. (3 contact hours)

FIS-213--(3)
FIRE PREVENTION OFFICER I (MODULE B)
Prerequisite: FIS-212. This course introduces the student to the roles and responsibilities of the Fire Prevention Officer-associated hazards involving flammable liquids, compressed gases and explosives, electricity, combustion engines and laboratories. Regulations for working with hazards as established by agencies such as the National Fire Protection Agency and state statutes are explored. (3 contact hours)

FIS-214--(3)
FIRE PREVENTION OFFICER I (MODULE C)
Prerequisite: FIS-212 and FIS-213. This course prepares the student to design and deliver fire prevention programs to a variety of audiences, including children, senior citizens and other civic groups. Resources available for program development will be explored. Mechanisms of fire prevention program evaluation are also surveyed. (3 contact hours)