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1 Registration Information Winter/Spring/Summer 2015 Registration The Lincoln Center N 30th - Billings, MT Office Hours: Monday-Thursday: 7:00am-6:00pm, Friday: 7:00am-4:00pm To Register: Phone: Online: Walk-in: 415 North 30th Room 107 Community Education Class Session Schedule Session Dates Class Start Date Class End Date Total Weeks Winter Jan 12 Mar 6 8 Spring Mar 16 May 16 8 Summer Jun 8 July 31 8 No classes: Feb 13th, 16th, Mar 23rd, Apr 3rd, 6th, May 1 Photos provided by Char Hurd and Warren Dignen Check us out on FaceBook at: 1

2 Table of Contents Registration begins Monday, December 15th at 7:30 a.m. Table of Contents Academic Learning Center... Business Classes... Business Finance and Accounting... Career Planning TRIO... Certificate & Cert Prep Programs... COMPASS/College Prep... Computer Open-Lab classes... Computer Online... Computer Technology Classes... Computer & Workshop Classes... Cooking... Fast Facts Page... Fitness & Health... HiSet (formally GED)... Hobby Classes... Medical Classes... Language... Music... Paralegal... PEP-(Personal Employment Plan)... Photography... Vocational

3 Certificate Programs Certificate & Prep Programs Accounting... Administrative Assistant... Business Online for Beginners (Wordpress)... Certified Nurse Assistant (CNA)... Certified Phlebotomy Technician... ECG Technician... Fundamentals of Dental Assisting... Medical Assistant... Medical Coding... Medical Transcription... Paralegal... Pharmacy Technician... Point of Care OPI Credit Courses Accounting I, II, III Business Communications ipad Microsoft Access Microsoft Excel Microsoft Office Essentials Microsoft PowerPoint Microsoft Publisher Microsoft Word Social Media Marketing Spanish I and II Conversational Spanish Windows 7 Windows 8 3

4 Certificate Programs Certificate Programs Billings Community Education offers a variety of certificate programs. Many of these programs fulfill the necessary requirements for the student to complete the national certification in their field of study. Our programs consist of a series of courses to enable the student to be a well-rounded employee in their chosen certificate program. Some of these courses will be to demonstrate proficiency in business math and business English, computer skills, and communication skills. Students are tested to meet standards required for successful employment and have the opportunity to test out if they can demonstrate the required skills. If you are interested in getting set up as a certificate student, please call Barb at or go to Lincoln Room 107 for more information. The certificates and the courses needed to complete them are also listed on the website. Accounting The Accounting Certificate program prepares students for entry level positions in accounts receivable and accounts payable departments, payroll units, and financial service organizations. Students learn double-entry bookkeeping, the practice of journals and ledgers, preparing payroll documents, and reconciling banking statements. Students will study theoretical and practical applications of record-keeping and accounting systems for sole proprietor, partnerships, and corporations. Incorporation of QuickBooks used in bookkeeping and accounting operations, as well as spreadsheet and database software programs will enhance employment opportunities. With a certificate in Accounting, jobs are available in many corporate business and non-profit organizations. Administrative Assistant Executive Assistants provide administrative support to officers or executives of a company or organization. Duties and responsibilities often include arranging the executive s schedule, managing correspondence and communication with office staff and clients, planning events and delegating work to administrative personnel. The objective of our Administrative Assistant Certificate Program is to provide students with the skills and knowledge needed to qualify for entry-level administrative assistant positions in secretarial, receptionist, clerical, customer service/support, and similar administrative positions. This program is designed to teach administrative office procedures, computer applications, written communication skills, and the foundation required for today s successful business personnel. The student will be prepared to enter the office environment quickly, with a sense of confidence and ability. 4

5 Certificate Programs Business Online for Beginners This course offers a beginner s guide and understanding of Wordpress website development and maintenance processes, social media platform marketing and search engine optimization. This course aims to develop the small business owner s ability to improve their online presence and create a level playing field for their business in the digital marketing world. Students will purchase a domain and install a Wordpress platform, create content for website and learn to update, create social media pages and apps, manage business online marketing and reputation management, and build strong SEO presence. Certified Nurse Assistant (CNA) Be an important part of today s medical health care team as a CNA. Certified nurse assistants are trained to assist patients with their daily care. CNAs will assist patients with social, emotional support and provide the nurses with vital information on the patient. Becoming a CNA can be a stepping stone to become a registered nurse. Certified Phlebotomy Technician Become nationally certified by participating in this program. Working in a lab and with patients can be a rewarding career. Local hospitals have partnered in this program to provide the students an internship program to prepare for the national exam. In addition to collection techniques, phlebotomists are trained to handle emergency situations and understand proper procedures in order to avoid contaminating or infecting themselves or others. You must be 18 to attend this course. ECG Technician Electrocardiograph (ECG/EKG) technicians, also known as cardiographic or electrocardiogram technicians, perform diagnostic tests to aid doctors in identifying and treating cardiovascular problems in patients. Students will learn how to read these tests to help detect irregularities that may result in a heart attack or heart disease. Common duties an employee can expect include explaining procedures to patients, monitoring patients' blood pressure and positioning patients. 5

6 Certificate Programs Fundamentals of Dental Assisting This program is designed to prepare students for employment as an assistant in dentistry and its specialties, including private practice, hospitals, public clinics, and other dental care delivery settings. Theoretical skills are attained in conjunction with supervised clinical experiences which will be provided at various dental offices throughout the Billings area. One book will be required for all core courses. Program Coordinator & Facilitators: Jim Johnson, D.D.S. & Scott S. Manhart, D.D.S., M.S. Medical Assistant Medical Assistants are vital in the day-to-day operations of medical practices, doctor s offices and other healthcare facilities. Physicians rely on Medical Assistants to greet patients, prepare patients for exams; and in many cases, perform routine clinical tasks including taking patient history, collecting vital signs, blood pressure, height and weight, temperature, and more. In addition, they also often help with the administrative tasks of running an office; answering phones, making appointments, computer and paperwork. This training is appropriate for those who have completed the HiSET/GED or High School Diploma. Medical Coding Prepare for a career in physicians offices, hospitals, and other health services as a medical coder. In partnership with local hospitals, curriculum was designed to help educate students in medical systems, information terminology and assign correct diagnostic and procedural codes to patient records. The classes permit a student to work at their own pace and prepare them to take the national exam to become nationally certified. Medical Transcriptionist Begin an exciting career to work at home or in a doctor s office as a medical transcriptionist. In partnership with local hospitals, this curriculum was designed to prepare the student to translate doctor s daily dictation tapes into clear and concise documents. Transcribers are medical professionals who are trained in medical, medication and procedure terminology. The classes permit a student to work at their own pace and the opportunity to take the national exam to become nationally certified. 6

7 Certificate Programs Paralegal One of our online educational partners, Midwest Paralegal Studies, offers this online Paralegal Certificate Program. Learn about the law, prepare for career advancement or even law school. The Paralegal Certificate Program is explained in this free online informational seminar online: Pharmacy Technician The Pharmacy Technician training program will prepare students for employment as a Pharmacy Technician in community, hospital, and nursing home pharmacies, or anywhere a pharmacist is dispensing medication. Upon satisfactory completion of the program including approximately 240 hours of experiential training, the student is more prepared to pass the Pharmacy Technician Certification Board (PTCB) test to become a Certified Pharmacy Technician. This training is appropriate for those who have completed the HiSET/GED or High School Diploma and have never been convicted of a felony. This class will help students prepare for taking the PTCB test. Students will need to apply and meet prerequisites to be eligible to take this course. Students will need to apply and be interviewed in the Spring and begin class in the Fall. Point of Care A patient care technician works under direct supervision of a nurse performing clinical skills, recording vital signs like temperature, pulse rate, respiratory rate & blood pressure, measuring height and weight, preparing the examination room to be ready for the physician to examine the patient, performing different modes of electrocardiography like lead ekg, or an ekg on a dextrocardiac individual, phlebotomy, IV's, wound care. Additional skills required may be patient care skills which may include but not limited to; range of motion exercises, patient transfer skills, gait techniques, patient protection and hygiene, patient positioning, etc. 7

8 Business Business Strategy & Operations Administrative Procedures An administrative assistant s job description has grown immensely over the past few years, mainly because new technology developments make it so much easier to perform more functions within a given time frame. This workshop will provide students with an overview the vast amount of tasks that are expected from administrative support staff, which makes this employee an extremely valuable asset. Topics Include: Professional Traits and Qualities Overview of Operational and Management Functions of a Typical Business Daily Duties of the Administrative Assistant/Secretary Introduction to Office Equipment, Furniture and Supplies Record Keeping and Banking Organizing Work Time Management Managing Income and Outgoing Communications Arranging and Assisting with Meetings and Conferences Making Travel Arrangements Stress Management Jan 7 Wed Cathy Manhart Lincoln Room WCA-001 4pm - 8pm Mar 11 Wed Cathy Manhart Lincoln Room SPCA-001 4pm - 8pm May 20 Wed Cathy Manhart Lincoln Room SPCA-002 4pm - 8pm June 16, 18 Tue & Thur Cathy Manhart Lincoln Room SUCA-001 1pm - 3pm Aug 5 Wed 4pm - 8pm Cathy Manhart Lincoln Room SUCA-002 Prerequisites: Business English, Microsoft Word or equivalent. Fee: $40 8

9 Business Business Communications I This class uses a problem-solving with a writing strategy making it easy to learn the process of planning and writing high quality business messages. Effective communication, and strategies for writing, will be used to create messages. Jan 13 - Mar 3 Tue Cathy Manhart Lincoln Room WCA-002 Prerequisites: Business English, Microsoft Word or equivalent. Fee: $120 (Book $65) Business Communications II This course is a continuation from Business Communications I and combines a problemsolving and writing strategies acquired in Level I, making it easy to learn the process of planning and writing high quality business messages that address specific solutions to various situations. This course will focus on the effective writing of good news, bad news, persuasive messages, goodwill message, and employment communications. Please bring the book used in Business Communications I. Mar 17 - May 5 Tue Cathy Manhart Lincoln Room SPCA-003 Prerequisites: Fee: Business Communication I, Microsoft Word or equivalent. $120 (Student will use book from Communications I class) 9

10 Business Interpersonal Communications Interpersonal Communications will teach students to gain the skill of looking at themselves and how they communicate in their culture. The skills gained will enable students to effectively communicate messages not only verbally, but nonverbally; allowing a more accurate and professional communication interpretation. Skills learned will assist the student with the practical skills to work through life's many challenges using better interpersonal communication. Jan 15 - Feb 19 Thur Sheila Dockter, Lincoln B3 15WCA-003 MAHS Mar 19 - Apr 23 Thur Sheila Dockter, MAHS Required Materials: Instructor will provide handouts Fee: $75 Lincoln B3 15SPCA-004 Life & Business Strategies for Women This course is for women who are or want to be in a leadership role in their company, community, and home. Learn new strategies and techniques to engage employees and family members, increase sales, creative marketing, and set goals in all areas of your life to create balance. Gain willing cooperation from the people in your life, get off of the emotional roller coaster, and accomplish your goals. Jan 12 - Mar 9 Mon Emily Petroff Lincoln Room WCA-004 No class Feb 16 5pm - 7pm Fee: $120 10

11 Business Finance & Accounting Finance & Accounting Accounting I/II/III These self-paced classes are designed for students of all levels. Learn the principles of manual accounting through journal entries, general ledgers, and worksheets. Anticipate that each level of accounting will take more than one session. Jan 14 - Mar 4 Wed Cathy Manhart Lincoln Room WCA am -1pm Jan 15 - Mar 12 Thur Cathy Manhart Lincoln Room WCA-006 No class Mar 5 Mar 18 - May 6 Wed Cathy Manhart Lincoln Room SPCA am - 1pm Mar 19 - May 7 Thur Cathy Manhart Lincoln Room SPCA-006 Jun 18 - Aug 6 Thur Cathy Manhart Lincoln Room SUCA-003 Aug 4 - Aug 27 Tue & Thur 6pm-8pm Cathy Manhart Lincoln Room SUCA-004 Required Materials: Book (Level I: $152, Level II: $30, Level III: $60) Fee: $120 11

12 Business Finance & Accounting QuickBooks Getting Started The more you know about Quickbooks, the sooner you realize proper set-up is key to reducing costly, time consuming errors, incorrect results and lots of frustration. This course will teach you how to navigate, perform essential accounting tasks and avoid the errors new users often make. Mar 9 Mon Carolyn Yampradit Lincoln Room B2 15SPCA-007 1pm - 5pm May 11 Mon 8am - 12pm Carolyn Yampradit Lincoln Room B2 15SPCA-008 Fee: QuickBooks Intermediate $100 Manuals included This class is a follow-up from Quickbooks Getting Started designed for those who want to learn how to use some of the more advanced features available in Quickbooks. This class covers in-depth material on using accounts receivable and accounts payable, memorizing reports, creating and using budgets, using loan manager, and the basics of modifying templates. Mar 10 Tue Carolyn Yampradit Lincoln Room B2 15SPCA-009 8am - 12pm May 13 Wed 8am - 12pm Carolyn Yampradit Lincoln Room B2 15SPCA-010 QuickBooks Payroll Fee: $100 Manuals included This class is a follow-up to Quickbooks Intermediate. Learn to save money processing payroll in-house. Learn how to set up employees, payroll items, and choose payroll defaults; prepare payroll checks and the related federal and state payroll liability checks; and keep track of vacation and sick leave. This class also covers how to prepare computer generated federal quarterly reports and year- end reports. Mar 10 Tue Carolyn Yampradit Lincoln Room B2 15SPCA-012 1pm - 5pm May 15 Fri 8am - 12pm Carolyn Yampradit Lincoln Room B2 15SPCA-013 Fee: $100 Manuals included 12

13 Computer Applications Computer Applications Business Onine for Beginners-Wordpress This course offers a beginner's guide and understanding of Wordpress website development and maintenance processes, social media platform marketing and search engine optimization.this course aims to develop the small business owner's ability to improve their online presence and create a level playing field for their business in today's digital marketing world. By the end of the course students will be able to purchase domain and install a Wordpress platform, create content for website and and learn to update, create social media pages and apps, manage business online marketing and reputation management, and build strong SEO presence. Ask about the certificate program! Mar 18 - Apr 15 Wed Brenda Segna, Lincoln Room LL4 15SPCA-014 5pm - 9pm CMA Prerequisite : Required Materials: Fee: Keyboarding, knowledge of computers and Excel or equivalent. Bring a credit card if you don't have a url and hosting. $140 Computer Fundamentals- Windows 7 No previous computer experience needed. Come join us a we explore the computer and its capabilities. This class is an introduction to the computer with an opportunity for students to get familiar with the operating system and Microsoft's Office. This class will be hands on with an introduction to and internet. We will explore the world of computers together with hands on exploration. Jan 13 - Mar 3 Tue Michelle Gasek Lincoln Room WCA-007 5:15pm - 7:15pm Jun 9 - July 28 Tue 1pm - 3pm Michelle Gasek Lincoln Room SUCA-005 Required Materials: (Optional:Introduction to Computers 5th edition $30.00) Fee: $120 13

14 Computer Applications Computer Fundamentals- Windows 8 for Seniors No previous computer experience needed. Come join us a we explore the computer and its capabilities. This class is an introduction to the computer with an opportunity for students to get familiar with the operating system and Microsoft's Office. This class will be hands on with an introduction to and internet. We will explore the world of computers together with hands on exploration. Jan 12 - Mar 9\ Mon Michelle Gasek Lincoln Room WCA-008 No class Feb 16 9am - 11am Required Materials: Book ($30) Fee: $108 Computer Fundamentals- Windows 8 Intermediate Computer Fundamentals- Windows 7 Intermediate Come join us as we continue to explore the computer and its capabilities. This class is a continuation of Computer Fundamentals with a focus on the Internet and . Learn what can be accomplished utilizing and the Internet. Explore the Google Play store and the Microsoft store. Mar 16 - Apr 20 No class Mar 23, Apr 6 Mon 9am - 11am Michelle Gasek Lincoln Room SPCA-015 Required Materials: (Optional:Introduction to Computers 5th edition $30.00) Fee: $60 Come join us as we continue to explore the computer and its capabilities. This class is a continuationof Computer Fundamentals with a focus on the Internet and . Learn what can be accomplished utilizing and the Internet. Explore the Google Play store and the Mircrosoft store.. Mar 17 - Apr 7 Tue Michelle Gasek Lincoln Room SPCA-016 5:15pm - 7:15pm Required Materials: (Optional:Introduction to Computers 5th Edition $30.00) Fee: $60 14

15 Workshops Workshops BOOKS, BOOKS, BOOKS: E-Exploring Digital Reading Material Learn the basics of using your device to download books and other reading material. You will download materials from the free library's e-media collection. Be sure to bring your library card! This class will be geared toward beginners. More advanced users may also learn a thing or two. Bring your device (Nook, Kindle, Laptop etc.) and your questions! Feb 7 Sat Michelle Gasek Lincoln Room WCA-009 9am - 11am Mar 21 Sat Michelle Gasek Lincoln Room SPCA-017 9am - 11am May 9 Sat Michelle Gasek Lincoln Room SPCA-018 9am - 11am July 11 Sat 9am - 11am Michelle Gasek Lincoln Room SUCA-006 Fee: $25 Customer Service This course will introduce concepts essential to providing stellar customer service and tips to enhance your earning potential. Topics include: Knowing what customers really want, how to exceed customer expectations, improving your communication skills, dealing with the unhappy customer, and tips to advance your career. Join us for this informative 3-hour workshop! Jan 21 Wed Misty Arneson Lincoln Room WCA-010 6pm - 9pm May 20 Wed Misty Arneson Lincoln Room SPCA-019 6pm - 9pm July 22 Wed 6pm - 9pm Misty Arneson Lincoln Room SUCA-007 Fee: $30 15

16 Workshops Exploring Windows 8 Got a new computer and it has Windows 8 on it? This newest version of Windows is more innovative than any other version. Come to this informative workshop to learn the "in's and out's" of this new and powerful operating system. Feb 5 Thur Michelle Gasek Lincoln Room WCA-012 5:15pm - 7:15pm Mar 19 Thur Michelle Gasek Lincoln Room SPCA-020 5:15pm - 7:15pb May 7 Thur Michelle Gasek Lincoln Room SPCA-021 5:15pm - 7:15pm Jun 27 Sat Michelle Gasek Lincoln Room SUCA-008 9am - 11am July 23 Thur 5:15pm - 7:15pm Michelle Gasek Lincoln Room SUCA-009 Fee: $25 GOOGLE Galore! Explore the wonderful world of GOOGLE. Learn to use the free apps GOOGLE has to offer. Establish a GMAIL account and use the options available. Mar 28 Sat Michelle Gasek Lincoln Room SPCA-022 9am - 11am July 9 Thur 5:15pm - 7:15pm Michelle Gasek Lincoln Room SUCA-010 Fee: $25 16

17 Workshops Kindle Fire Learn how to maximize the possibilities and learn the basics of using your Kindle Fire, including navigating, browsing the Internet, downloading and using apps, and using your Kindle Fire as an E-reader. A demonstration of downloading materials from the free library s e-media collection, such as e-books and digital music, will be included. This class will be geared toward beginners, but more advanced users may learn a thing or two. Bring your Kindle Fire and your questions! Jan 22 Thur Michelle Gasek Lincoln Room WCA-013 5:15pm - 7:15pm Jan 24 Sat Michelle Gasek Lincoln Room WCA-014 Intermediate 9am - 11am Mar 7 Sat 9am - 11am Michelle Gasek Lincoln Room SPCA-023 Mar 12 Intermediate Apr 23 Apr 25 Intermediate Jun 18 Jun 20 Intermediate Organizing the Hard Drive Thur 5:15pm - 7:15pm Thur 5:15pm - 7:15pm Sat 9am - 11am Thur 5:15pm - 7:15pm Sat 9am - 11am Fee: $25 Michelle Gasek Lincoln Room SPCA-024 Michelle Gasek Lincoln Room SPCA-025 Michelle Gasek Lincoln Room SPCA-026 Michelle Gasek Lincoln Room SUCA-011 Michelle Gasek Lincoln Room SUCA-012 Do you just save a file by clicking "save"? When it comes time to find it, you either can t or you are searching through hundreds of file names looking for just the one you want? Come to this workshop and learn how to organize and set up your files in My Documents to make it easier to find them! Jan 8 Thur Cathy Manhart Lincoln Room WCA am - 1pm Prerequisites: Computer Fundamentals or equivalent Fee: $25 17

18 Workshops Learning the capabilities of your new ipad and itunes This is a workshop to explore the capabilities and applications of the new ipad. Learn where to start, how to set it up, protecting your privacy, getting it on the Internet, using , itunes, using apps, photos, banking, shopping and more!! Jan 8 Thur Michelle Gasek Lincoln Room WCA-016 5:15pm - 7:15pm Jan 10 Sat Michelle Gasek Lincoln Room WCA-017 Intermediate 9am - 11pm Feb 21 Sat 9am - 11am Michelle Gasek Lincoln Room WCA-018 Feb 26 Intermediate Apr 9 Apr 11 Intermediate Jun 11 Jun 13 Intermediate Thur 5:15pm - 7:15pm Thur 5:15pm - 7:15pm Sat 9am - 11am Thur 5:15pm - 7:15pm Sat 9am - 11am Fee: $25 Michelle Gasek Lincoln Room WCA-019 Michelle Gasek Lincoln Room SPCA-027 Michelle Gasek Lincoln Room SPCA-028 Michelle Gasek Lincoln Room SUCA-013 Michelle Gasek Lincoln Room SUCA

19 Workshops Microsoft Excel Quickstart 2010 This instructor led course is designed for the beginning user who wants to become wellversed in Excel. Topics introduced include the Ribbon interface; entering and editing data; selecting cells and ranges; printing worksheets; creating formulas and functions; formatting cell contents; inserting and deleting columns, rows, and cells; charts; and more. INTERME- DIATE topics cover more complex skills than those presented inthe beginning course. Jan 20, 22 Tue & Thur Cathy Manhart Lincoln Room WCA-020 1pm - 3pm Feb 3, 5 Tue & Thur Cathy Manhart Lincoln Room WCA-021 Intermediate 1pm - 3pm Apr 7, 9 Tue & Thur 1pm - 3pm Cathy Manhart Lincoln Room SPCA-029 Apr 21, 23 Intermediate Jun 23, 25 July 14, 16 Intermediate Tue & Thur 1pm - 3pm Tue & Thur 1pm - 3pm Tue & Thur 1pm - 3pm Cathy Manhart Lincoln Room SPCA-030 Cathy Manhart Lincoln Room SUCA-015 Cathy Manhart Lincoln Room SUCA-016 Prerequisite : Required Materials: Fee: Keyboarding, Computer Fundamentals and Excel or equivalent. Book ($20) $60 Overview of Apple (MAC) Computer Explore the Mac operating system and learn to manage your computer. Explore the many options that are available with Mac machines. Have your questions answered in this fun interactive workshop! You may bring your own device. Feb 19 Thur Michelle Gasek Lincoln Room WCA-022 5:15pm - 7:15pm May 16 Sat 9am - 11am Michelle Gasek Lincoln Room SPCA-031 Fee: $25 19

20 Self-Paced Computer Classes Winter/Spring/Summer 2015 Computers/Open Lab Schedule Computer Applications Open Lab Schedule Students work at their own pace, A qualified instructor is available to answer questions and to guide students during each session. See Pages for topics offered. Completion dates depend upon the amount of time the student is able to dedicate to his or her studies. Some courses require multiple sessions for completion. Jan 12 - Mar 9 Mon 11am - 1pm Cathy Manhart Lincoln Room WCA-023 No class Feb 16 Jan 12 - Mar 9 Mon 1pm - 3pm Cathy Manhart Lincoln Room WCA-024 No class Feb 16 Jan 12 - Mar 9 Mon 4pm - 6pm Michelle Gasek Lincoln Room WCA-025 No class Feb 16 Jan 12 - Mar 9 Mon Cathy Manhart Lincoln Room WCA-026 No class Feb 16 Jan 14 - Mar 4 Wed 1pm - 3pm Cathy Manhart Lincoln Room WCA-027 Jan 14 - Mar 4 Wed Cathy Manhart Lincoln Room WCA-028 Jan 15 - Mar 12 Thur 11am - 1pm Cathy Manhart Lincoln Room WCA-029 Mar 16 - May 13 Mon 11am - 1pm Cathy Manhart Lincoln Room SPCA-032 No class Mar 23, Apr 6 Mar 16 - May 13 Mon 1pm - 3pm Cathy Manhart Lincoln Room SPCA-033 No class Mar 23, Apr 6 Mar 16 - May 13 Mon 4pm - 6pm Michelle Gasek Lincoln Room SPCA-034 No class Mar 23, Apr 6 Mar 16 - May 13 Mon Cathy Manhart Lincoln Room SPCA-035 No class Mar 23, Apr 6 Mar 18 - May 6 Wed 1pm - 3pm Cathy Manhart Lincoln Room SPCA-036 Mar 18 - May 6 Wed Cathy Manhart Lincoln Room SPCA-037 Mar 19 - May 7 Thur 11am - 1pm Cathy Manhart Lincoln Room SPCA-038 Jun 9 - July 28 Tue 4pm - 6pm Michelle Gasek Lincoln Room SUCA-017 Jun 9 - July 28 Tue Cathy Manhart Lincoln Room SUCA-018 Jun 10 - July 29 Wed 11am -1pm Cathy Manhart Lincoln Room SUCA-019 Jun 10 - July 29 Wed 1pm - 3pm Cathy Manhart Lincoln Room SUCA-020 Fee: $120 20

21 Computers/Open Lab Schedule Microsoft Word and Excel Online 2010/2013 Enroll to complete our popular self-paced computer classes online and learn Word or Excel from the comfort of your home. Please see course information under selfpaced Microsoft Office course descriptions on pages 22 and 25. You will communicate via with an instructor, Dates Instructor Location Course Code Jan 12 - Mar 6 Cathy Manhart Online 15WCA-030 Mar 16 - May 8 Cathy Manhart Online 15SPCA-039 Jun 8 - July 31 Cathy Manhart Online 15SUCA-021 Prerequisite : Required Materials: Fee: Keyboarding,Computer Fundamentals, Windows or equivalent See book selection on page 25. $120 21

22 Computers/Open Lab Schedule Microsoft Office Some of these courses have multiple levels and will require more than one session. We will offer many open-lab times to help the student complete the course quicker. Access Learn features and functions of Microsoft Access from beginning to advanced levels. Begin with basics of creating databases, tables and queries, progress to building reports and forms. Advanced features include data import/export, macros, and custom reports and forms. This offering is a Self-Paced Computer Class. Register for any Self-Paced Computer Class listed on page 20 Required Materials: Book ($60), Flash Drive 1GB or larger Prerequisites: Computer Fundamentals, Windows, Microsoft Excel (or equivalent) Fee: Included in Self-Paced Computer Class ($120) Business Calculations/Ten-Key Become proficient computing business problems by taking this hands- on self- paced course. Topics covered include: rounding, estimating, discounts, markup, percent, payroll, investments, interest, and measurement. This offering is a Self-Paced Class. Register for any Self-Paced Class listed on page 20 Required Materials: Book ($65) Prerequisites: Knowledge of basic math Fee: Included in Self-Paced Class ($120) Excel Learn features and functions of Microsoft Excel, from beginning to advanced levels. Begin with basics of creating spreadsheets, use formulas and text, progress to formatting and graphics. Advanced features include data analysis, auditing & collaborating tools, and more. This offering is a Self-Paced Computer Class. Register for any Self-Paced Computer Class listed on page 20 Required Materials: Book ($65), Flash Drive 1GB or larger Prerequisites: Computer Fundamentals, Windows, Microsoft Word (or equivalent) Fee: Included in Self-Paced Computer Class ($120) 22