Surgical Technology Course Catalog

Use this course outline to follow your Surgical Technology education from classroom instruction to clinical training. See how each semester prepares you for a career in the operating room.

Attending college is more than just collecting credits — there's a carefully designed path that builds your knowledge, skills, and expertise step by step. On this page, you'll find a complete, semester-by-semester breakdown of all the courses required to graduate.

Surgical Technology Info

On-Campus     (2026-2027)

Associate of Applied Science (A.A.S.) Degree
20 Months (4 Semesters, 1 Summer Session)Credits Required for Graduation: 69

First Year – Fall Semester

Course Code Course Title Clock Hours Credits
SURG 100 Introduction To Surgical Technology 112 4
SURG 105 Introduction To Sterilization 28 1
SURG 110 Surgical Foundations 56 2
BIOL 221 Human Anatomy * 90 4
MA 115 Medical Terminology (MA) 45 3
Selected Communications Course (choose one)
453
  Total 376 17


First Year – Spring Semester

Course Code Course Title Clock Hours Credits
SURG 115 Surgical Practices I 84 3
SURG 120 Surgical Procedures I 140 5
CSC 100 Computer Concepts 15 1
PHGY 210 Introduction To Human Physiology 60 4
SOC 105 Sociology And Ethics For Surgical Technology 45 3
  Total 344 16


First Year – Summer Session

Course Code Course Title Clock Hours Credits
SURG 125 Professional Prep For Surgical Technology 56 2
SURG 130 Surgical Practices II 56 2
Selected Behavioral Science Course (choose one)
452
  Total 157 6


Second Year – Fall Semester

Course Code Course Title Clock Hours Credits
SURG 200 Surgical Procedures II 140 5
SURG 205 Clinical I 240 4
SURG 210 Surgical Pharmacology And Anesthesia 64 3
CPR 112 Basic Life Support (Bls) For Healthcare Workers 8 0.5
CSS 100 Career Search Strategies 8 .5
Selected Mathematics Course (choose one)
453
  Total 505 16


Second Year – Spring Semester

Course Code Course Title Clock Hours Credits
SURG 215 Entering The Surgical Technology Profession 56 2
SURG 220 Surgical Technology Seminar 28 1
SURG 225 Clinical II 360 6
MICRO 231 General Microbiology 60 4
  Total 504 13


Students will select a course in the area listed to meet general education requirements. Courses marked with an asterisk (*) can be transferred directly to the university system. Students should speak with an advisor before doing so.