CURRICULUM CLASSES CONTINUING EDUCATION

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1 Super ummer S 2013 CONTINUING EDUCATION Classes Begin Throughout the Semester Registration Begins May 1 and is Ongoing Throughout the Semester Course Information: Pages 3 33 CURRICULUM CLASSES Sessions A & B Begin May 21 Register on May 20 Session C Begins June 25 Register June 11-13, 17-18, or 24 Programs and Course Information: Pages 34 37

2 table of contents CONTINUING EDUCATION Career Training Automotive Technologies... 3 Construction... 4 Business/Office Management... 4 Banking... 4 Education... 5 Equestrian... 5 Health Care... 6 Medical Office... 7 Real Estate... 8 Hospitality & Food Service... 8 Aviation... 8 Landscaping & Horticulture... 9 Technology Training Computing for Beginners Introduction to Windows Operating System Advanced Windows Operating System Office Applications Macintosh Operating System and Applications ipad and Apps Internet and Computer Security Social Media Photo Editing and Graphic Applications Digital Photography ed2go Online Certificates ed2go Online Career Training Public Safety Fire Academy Rick Lasky Seminar Small Business Center SCORE Business Series Miscellaneous Seminars Small Business Resources Career Development Pinehurst Academic Readiness for Nursing Students Personal & Home Care Aid Sandhills Hoke Center Day Reporting Center Mobile Lab College & Career Readiness Adult Basic Education Adult High School Family Literacy GED ESL SUCCEED COLLEGE CREDIT/CURRICULUM COURSES TUITION The North Carolina General Assembly sets tuition rates for in-state and out-of-state residents. If you do not pay the tuition and fees required for your classes by the last day to pay found on the Academic Calendar, your registration is not complete. In addition, the classes for which you have registered will be dropped, and you will need to register again. We accept cash, checks, money orders, credit cards (except American Express), and debit cards. Payment is accepted online through WebAdvisor, in person, via a drop box located outside the Business Office, and by mail. COLLEGE CREDIT/CURRICULUM Programs & Majors Spring Semester 2013 Courses PAYING FOR COURSES $ Refunds A pre-registered curriculum student who officially drops one or more classes prior to the first day of the semester will be eligible for a one-hundred percent tuition refund. The student activity and technology fees will also be refunded if the student officially drops all classes prior to the first day of the semester. Thereafter, a refund of seventy-five percent of only the tuition will be made through the ten percent date of the semester. Students do not qualify for a refund of fees after the one hundred percent date. All tuition will be refunded if a class is canceled. Refunds will be processed within four weeks of the ten percent date. CONTINUING EDUCATION COURSES FEE WAIVERS Unless otherwise noted, the registration fee for one continuing education course per semester is waived for students 65 years or older. However, a $5 technology fee is charged for all continuing education courses with the exception of College & Career Readiness. A limited number of scholarships may be available. REFUNDS The entire cost of the course will be refunded if requested before it begins or if the course is cancelled. Thereafter, a refund of seventy-five percent if requested after a course begins, but before ten percent of the total class meetings.

3 CONTINUING EDUCATION By Phone Call us at Credit card required. In Person Come to our offices on the first floor of Van Dusen Hall Monday-Thursday from 8 am-8 pm or Friday 8 am-4 pm. FAX Print the Registration Form found online and fax to Credit card required. By Mail Print the Registration Form found online and mail to: Sandhills Community College, Continuing Education Registration, 3395 Airport Rd, Pinehurst, NC Credit card required. Please register for Continuing Education classes at least one week prior to the starting date. Classes may fill and prohibit further enrollment or may be cancelled if enrollment is low. Continuing Education students must be at least 16 years of age. Registration Form can be found in the Continuing Education section of the College s website (sandhills.edu). Look under Registering for Classes and follow the link from Mail-In or Fax Registration. GED Test Scores Expire in December! Finish the General Educational Development (GED) tests now! Due to a completely revised GED test coming in early 2014, the current version is set to expire at the end of Testers must finish and pass current tests by the end of 2013 or all scores will expire. Partial completion of tests will not be accepted. All will need to be retaken if not finished in See page 32 for information regarding the GED or contact: Moore County: Shana Payne at or paynes@sandhills.edu Mike Andrews at or andrewsm@sandhills.edu Hoke County: Tammi Maynor at or maynort@sandhills.edu College Credit/ Curriculum Classes Summer Semesters Begin: May 21 (Sessions A & B) June 25 (Session C) Class Registration: Take the Placement Test and meet for Pre-advisement by May 16. Register for classes on May 20. Fall Semester Begins August 19 Class Registration: New Students may register for classes on May 20, June 18, July 11 & 23, August 15. Returning students can contact their advisor to make an appointment to register. New students are not required to take the SAT or ACT to enroll but scores can be used for class placement. Application and placement tests must be completed prior to registering for classes. The college placement test, Accuplacer, is offered on a walk-in basis. A photo identification and a $7.00 administrative fee are required. If you have any questions, please contact the Testing Office at Sandhills Community College 3395 Airport Road Pinehurst, NC Sandhills Hoke Center 1110 East Central Avenue Raeford, NC Westmoore Center 2332 NC Hwy 705 Robbins, NC

4 + College & Career Readiness BASIC SKILLS PLUS GED + Nursing Assistant I Eligibility for entry level jobs in nursing homes and home health agencies You can achieve both the GED and Nursing Assistant I at the same time! May 20 August 14 Mondays & Wednesdays 8:30 a.m.- 12:30 p.m. St. Joseph s of the Pines-The Coventry Twana McKnight, (910) mcknightt@sandhills.edu 50 for 50 As one of the ways we are celebrating our 50th Anniversary, each week on our website home page, we are featuring one of 50 individuals who have been instrumental in the history of Sandhills Community College. Be sure to view the complete 50th Anniversary section of our site. Look What s New! Attack and Survive: Teaching Study Skills See page 5 The Equine Foot: Trim, Balance, and Care See page 5 Create a Drought-Resistant Garden Feature See page 9 Adding a Water Feature to Your Landscape See page 9 Welcome to Cloud Computing See page 11 Everything Apple using OS X Mountain Lion See page 13 Six New ipad Courses See page Using Twitter See page 16 Weekend Photography Intensive See page 18 Sandhills Community College Improving Lives Through Education Since 1963 Sandhills Community College is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges to award associate degrees, diplomas and certificates. Contact the Commission on Colleges at 1866 Southern Lane, Decatur, Georgia or call for questions about the accreditation of Sandhills Community College. Costs, policies, regulations and procedures may be changed at any time because of legislative action, board action or state and federal laws and regulations. Information in this publication was accurate at the time it went to press. Classes may be added, changed or cancelled based on demand and reasonable accommodations. Sandhills Community College is committed to the elimination of all discrimination based on race, color, national origin, religion, sex, age or disability. The college seeks to comply with all federal, state, and local statutes, regulations, and orders, including those which promote equal protection and equal opportunity for students, employees, and applicants.

5 The Career Training Department, formerly entitled Professional Development, is the region s source for adult learners who want to sharpen workplace skills, attain job certification or recertification, CREATIVE CAREER LIVING TRAINING improve employment marketability, or take a refresher course. Career Training courses meet the criteria for Continuing Education Units (CEUs). Call (910) to register for classes. For additional information about Career Training courses, please contact Vanessa Galloway at (910) or gallowayv@ sandhills.edu. AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGIES Auto Safety Inspection Successful completion of this course will certify students to inspect motor vehicles under the NC Motor Vehicles Safety Inspection Law. Prerequisite: valid driver s license. CEU: 0.8 Instructor: Tom Bergman 102 Sirotek Hall Course Number: 2304 Monday & Tuesday June 3 & pm Course Number: 2305 Monday & Tuesday July 8 & pm FEE WAIVERS The NC General Assembly currently authorizes a registration fee waiver for one Continuing Education course per semester for legal NC residents 65 years or older (the $5 technology fee will be charged). This waiver is not applicable to courses marked with an asterisk (*) after the price. Please mention the waiver when registering. Waiver and registration fee criteria may change pending upcoming legislation. OBD Emissions Control Inspection Successful completion of this course will certify students to inspect motor vehicles under the NC Motor Vehicles OBD Emissions Control Inspection Law. Prerequisite: certified auto safety inspector. CEU: 0.8 Instructor: Jimmy Black 103 Sirotek Hall Course Number: 2309 Wednesday & Thursday June 5 & pm Course Number: 2310 Wednesday & Thursday July 10 & pm OBD Emissions Control Recertification Successful completion of this course will recertify current OBD emissions control inspectors. CEU: 0.4 Instructor: Jimmy Black 103 Sirotek Hall Course Number: 2314 Thursday, June pm Course Number: 2315 Thursday, July pm Vehicle Dealers Continuing Education Required of all non-franchise vehicle dealers in NC, this course will include updates of NC general statutes and DMV policies and procedures. CEU: 0.6 Course Number: 2319 Instructor: Mark Ivey Thursday, July Van Dusen Hall 9 am 4 pm *This class does not qualify for a fee waiver. Call (910) to register for Con. Ed. classes. 3

6 CREATIVE CAREER LIVING TRAINING FEE WAIVERS The NC General Assembly currently authorizes a registration fee waiver for one Continuing Education course per semester for legal NC residents 65 years or older (the $5 technology fee will be charged). This waiver is not applicable to courses marked with an asterisk (*) after the price. Please mention the waiver when registering. Waiver and registration fee criteria may change pending upcoming legislation. CONSTRUCTION NC Contractor s License Review This course is designed to prepare individuals for the examination and application process for General Contractors Licensure in the State of North Carolina. CEU: 6.0 Course Number: 2343 Instructor: Ron McDonald May 21 August Van Dusen Hall 6:00 8:30 pm $175 + $5 tech fee + text BUSINESS & OFFICE MANAGEMENT Notary Public A notary public is officially authorized to witness signatures on legal documents, collect sworn statements, and administer oaths. Participants must have a high school diploma or GED and no felony convictions. CEU: text Course Number: 2321 Instructor: Judy Martin Tuesday & Thursday June 11 & Van Dusen Hall 5:30 9 pm Course Number: 2323 Instructor: Ron Utley Monday & Tuesday July 8 & Upchurch Hall, Sandhills Hoke Center 5:30 9 pm BANKING Bank Teller Training Designed for those interested in becoming a bank teller, this course will include an introduction to banking operations, handling cash, balancing operations, customer relations, and security procedures. Upon successful completion of the course, students are guaranteed an interview with a local bank. CEU: 3.6 Course Number: 2324 Instructor: Serena Gonzales May 21 June Van Dusen Hall 5:45 8:45 pm $120 + $5 tech fee + text EDUCATION NEW-Teaching with Smart Board for Beginners Learn how to utilize interactive whiteboards to create lessons that engage learners and address their unique learning styles and needs. CEU: 1.8 Course Number: 2348 Instructor: Deborah Clark Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday July 29 August 7 8:30 11:30 am 210 Van Dusen Hall Effective Teacher Training Enhance your instructional skills and learn classroom management techniques, lesson planning, local policies and legal issues affecting school employees. CEU: 3.5 Course Number: 2326 Instructor: Carol Pizzi Monday Friday July 22 July 26 8am 5pm (M-TH) 8am 12 (FR) 122 Upchurch Hall, Sandhills Hoke Center $120 + $5 tech fee 4 *This class does not qualify for a fee waiver. Call (910) to register for Con. Ed. classes.

7 CREATIVE CAREER LIVING TRAINING Substance Abuse Education This course is designed to provide an introduction to and overview of substance abuse and dependency. CEU: 1.2 Course Number: 2344 Instructor: Vicky Jobe-Crosby, Ms Ed, NCC, LCPC, LPC Tuesday & Thursday July 9 July 18 1:00 4:00 pm 201 Van Dusen Hall NEW-Attack and Survive: Teaching Study Skills Help your students develop successful study habits using time management, memory aids, note taking, and technology. Additional topics include: communication, test anxiety, and learning styles. CEU: 2.0 Course Number: 2349 Instructor: Carol Pizzi Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday August am 12 pm 202 Van Dusen Hall Understanding Adolescents This course provides an overview of the physical, emotional and cognitive development stages of adolescence. Participants will learn about behavior, moral development, self-concept, sexuality, and other influences on development of teens and young adults. CEU: 1.2 Course Number: 2345 Instructor: Vicky Jobe-Crosby, Ms Ed, NCC, LCPC, LPC Monday & Wednesday July 8 July 17 1:00 4:00 pm 204 Van Dusen Hall NEW! EQUESTRIAN NEW-The Equine Foot: Trim, Balance, and Care This fifty-hour course will help you understand the basic principles and techniques necessary to help you trim, balance and maintain your horse s hooves. This course will go into moderate depth of the anatomy and physiology of the equine foot, using skeletal teaching aids and live horses. This course will also familiarize you with common injuries, lameness, and conformational problems. Participants will have the opportunity to trim at least one horse before course completion. CEU: 5.0 Course Number: 2350 Instructor: Beth Frum (one Saturday, June 29) May 16 July Van Dusen Hall 6:00 9 pm $120 + $5 tech fee HEALTH CARE Certified Nursing Assistant, Level 1 This State-certified program will prepare students for work under the supervision of licensed healthcare professionals in performing hands-on patient care. The course includes preparation for the State Board examination for NC NA Registry listing. Please contact Dottie Bement at before registering. Prerequisite(s): Completion of application to SCC and placement in ENG 095 or Registration with Continuing Education and Level 4 Work Keys Reading for Information CEU: 20 $175 + $5 tech fee + text Course Number: 2374 Instructor: Jenell Morris-Powell May 21 July 18 8:30 am 2 pm Open Lab 2 4 pm 129 Upchurch Hall Sandhills Hoke Center Course Number: 2375 Instructor: Bert Patrick May 21 July 18 8:30 am 2 pm Open Lab 2 4 pm 107 Van Dusen Hall Course Number: 2376 Instructor: Molly Wilson, RN, BSN Monday, Wednesday & Friday May 15 July 31 8:30 am 2 pm Open Lab 2 4 pm A21 Pine Knoll Saint Joseph of the Pines *This class does not qualify for a fee waiver. Call (910) to register for Con. Ed. classes. 5

8 CREATIVE CAREER LIVING TRAINING FEE WAIVERS The NC General Assembly currently authorizes a registration fee waiver for one Continuing Education course per semester for legal NC residents 65 years or older (the $5 technology fee will be charged). This waiver is not applicable to courses marked with an asterisk (*) after the price. Please mention the waiver when registering. Waiver and registration fee criteria may change pending upcoming legislation. Certified Nursing Assistant, Level 1 Refresher & Test Prep This 24-hour course is designed to refresh Nursing Assistant I skills required by the state for NC NA Registry listing. You must have already completed a state certified NA1 program prior to enrollment. A copy of your Certificate of Completion or a transcript is required. Please contact Dottie Bement at (910) for verification of registration eligibility and class schedule. CEU: 2.4 Course Number: 2377 Dates and times to be determined. NEW-Home Care Nurse Aide Level 1 Get advanced training in personcentered care, delivered in a home-care setting. Completers are eligible for listing as a home care nurse aide with the NC Nurse Aide Registry. Prerequisite(s): Nurse Aid Level 1 Registry CEU: 10.0 Instructor: Molly Wilson Course Number: 2347 May 21 July 16 8:15 am 2:30 pm A21 Pine Knoll Saint Joseph of the Pines $175 + $5 tech fee Medication Aide Learn the skills necessary to sit for the NC Medication Aide written exam. Contact Dottie Bement at for verification of registration eligibility and class schedule. CEU: 2.4 Course Number:2378 Dates and times to be determined. + text EKG Technician Learn the required skills to become a certified EKG Technician and work in a variety of healthcare settings. Topics include cardiac anatomy and physiology, cardiac cycle, EKG strip analysis, 12 lead EKG, and EKG procedures. CEU: 4.8 $120 + $5 tech fee + $20.50 insurance fees + text Course Number: 2328 Instructor: Pat Moran Mondays & Wednesdays May 20 July 15 5:30 8:30 pm 104 Van Dusen Hall Course Number: 2329 Instructor: Chasity Smith June 4 July pm 127 Upchurch Hall Sandhills Hoke Center EKG Clinical Participation A criminal background check and a drug screening are required for registration both are also employment requirements. Please visit for more information. 6 *This class does not qualify for a fee waiver. Call (910) to register for Con. Ed. classes.

9 CREATIVE CAREER LIVING TRAINING Phlebotomy Technician Learn the skills necessary to draw blood specimens in various healthcare settings and blood donation centers. Topics include venipuncture, specimen handling, record-keeping, and the healthcare profession. A drug screening, background check, and current immunizations are required for registration. Screening and testing fees not included. CEU: $175 + $5 tech fee + $20.50 insurance fees + text Course Number: 2330 Instructor: Rachel Hall, CPT Monday, Wednesday, & Thursday (one Saturday, TBD) May 15 August pm 129 Upchurch Hall Sandhills Hoke Center Phlebotomy Technician Reading Placement Test Testing for entrance into the Summer 2013 will be held on Wednesday, May 8 at 5:30 pm. To sign up for testing, please call Continuing Education at A picture ID and a $10 fee are required. Please arrive early doors will be locked once testing begins! Registration for phlebotomy classes also requires current immunizations for Hepatitis B, a Tuberculosis screening, a criminal background check, and a drug screening. Please visit for more information about drug testing and background checks. MEDICAL OFFICE Explore a Career as an Administrative Medical Assistant Learn all about the in-demand career of medical information management as you explore the job of an administrative medical assistant (AMA) in a doctor s office- -from appointment scheduling and chart creation to medical billing and coding. This six-week class is entirely online with all course materials included. Please visit for class details. Classes begin May 15, June 19, and July 17. CEU: 2.4 Medical Coding Learn how to use the CPT manual and the ICD-9 CM to find medical codes for any disease, condition, treatment or surgical procedure. This six-week class is entirely online with all course materials included. Please visit com/sandhills for class details. Classes begin May 15, June 19, and July 17. CEU: textbooks Medical Terminology: A Word Association Approach Prepare for a career in the health services industry by learning medical terminology in a memorable and enjoyable fashion. This sixweek class is entirely online with all course materials included. Please visit for class details Classes begin May 15, June 19, and July 17. CEU: 2.4 Human Anatomy and Physiology I Gain a greater appreciation and understanding of the human body and its systems. This six-week class is entirely online with all course materials included. Please visit for class details. Classes begin May 15, June 19, and July 17. This is a Continuing Education course and does not earn transferable credit. CEU: 2.4 Human Anatomy and Physiology II Learn the basic characteristics of the four main types of tissues, the general and specific senses, cellular metabolism, body chemistry, and significant events in the life span. This six-week class is entirely online with all course materials included. Please visit com/sandhills for class details. Classes begin May 15, June 19, and July 17. This is a Continuing Education course and does not earn transferable credit. CEU: 2.4 Spanish for Medical Professionals Learn medical Spanish quickly and easily, honing your basic conversational skills and mastering key healthcare words and phrases. This six-week class is entirely online with all course materials included. Please visit com/sandhills for class details. Classes begin May 15, June 19, and July 17. CEU: 2.4 *This class does not qualify for a fee waiver. Call (910) to register for Con. Ed. classes. 7

10 CREATIVE CAREER LIVING TRAINING REAL ESTATE NEW-Real Estate Post-Licensing - Broker Relationships and Responsibilities This class is one of three courses designed to assist the provisional broker to meet the 90-hour postlicensing educational requirement set by the North Carolina Real Estate Commission. This course consists of advanced instruction, covering Agency relationships and duties to principals and third parties, working with sellers and working with buyers. This course also includes issues confronted when agents leave/change firms with the resulting licenses and education concerns. (Post-licensing classes can be taken in any order.) CEU: 3.3 Course Number: 2335 Instructor: Allan Nanney, CDPE, GRI, SCP, SFR June 18 July pm 202 Van Dusen Hall $ $5 Tech fee + text HOSPITALITY & FOOD SERVICE ServSafe Food Safety and Sanitation Learn the basics of food handling safety and facility sanitation requirements. This course is recommended for all food service facilities, including supervisory personnel, culinary professionals, and food service staff. CEU: 1.6 Course Number: 2341 Instructor: Megan Coleman Mondays & Tuesdays June 17 June pm 206 Van Dusen Hall $90* Bartending Learn the basics of bartending as a profession or for home use. Topics include popular mixed drinks, wine, utensils, glassware, fruit cutting, bar procedures, and ABC laws. CEU: 3.6 Course Number: 2340 Instructor: Tyrone Thomas Tuesdays June 4 July 30 5:30 9:30 pm Clement Dining Room, Dempsey Center $120 + $5 Tech fee AVIATION Private & Sport Pilot Ground School Learn the basic elements of flying, including the theory of flight systems, communication, navigation, weather, and FAA regulations. Successful completion of this course prepares students to sit for the FAA written examination. CEU: 6.0 Course Number: 2342 Instructor: John McRae, CFII, ATP Saturdays June 8 August 10 9 am 3 pm Moore County Airport $175 + $5 tech fee + text and supplies 8 *This class does not qualify for a fee waiver. Call (910) to register for Con. Ed. classes.

11 CREATIVE CAREER LIVING TRAINING LANDSCAPING & HORTICULTURE Landscape Design In this three-hour workshop, learn the basic components of landscape design. Topics include: site analysis, elements of design, plant materials. CEU: 0.3 Course Number: 2338 Instructor: James Matthews Saturday, August 10 9 am Noon 201 Van Dusen $25* NEW-Create a Drought-Resistant Garden Feature In this three-hour hands-on workshop, learn the basics of soil amendment and plant selection to create an appealing, yet droughtresistant landscape. Class will meet at the Recreation Station at Aberdeen Lake Park and create a flower bed. Wear comfortable clothing and bring your gloves! CEU: 0.3 Course Number: 2339 Instructor: James Matthews Saturday, May 18 9 am Noon Aberdeen Parks and Recreation Department $25* NEW-Adding a Water Feature to Your Landscape In two Saturday mornings, learn the basic steps to install a water feature in your garden. This is a hands-on workshop, so dress comfortably and wear your gloves. Class will meet at the Recreation Station at Aberdeen Lake Park. CEU: 0.6 Course Number: 2337 Instructor: James Matthews Saturdays June 15 & 22 9 am - Noon Aberdeen Parks Recreation Station $25* FEE WAIVERS The NC General Assembly currently authorizes a registration fee waiver for one Continuing Education course per semester for legal NC residents 65 years or older (the $5 technology fee will be charged). This waiver is not applicable to courses marked with an asterisk (*) after the price. Please mention the waiver when registering. Waiver and registration fee criteria may change pending upcoming legislation. *This class does not qualify for a fee waiver. Call (910) to register for Con. Ed. classes. 9

12 CREATIVE TECHNOLOGY LIVING TRAINING Technology touches practically every aspect of our lives each day. The Technology Training area of Continuing Education at SCC (formerly Computer Courses) offers up-to-date instruction on many areas of technology for adult learners of all experience levels. Whether you can t figure out how to turn on a computer or electronic tablet or you are already comfortable with technology, we can always help you learn more. Additional Technology Training courses may be added throughout the semester. Please refer to our Website for the most current list of classes. Some technology courses have a prerequisite and many require a textbook and/or flash drive. The instructor will provide details at the first class meeting, or you may pick up a textbook list at the Continuing Education registration desk in Van Dusen Hall or refer to the list on our Website. Feel free to contact Laura Todd at or toddl@sandhills.edu for additional information on our Technology Training courses. COMPUTING FOR BEGINNERS Mouse and Keyboarding Skills Learn to properly use a computer mouse and keyboard, which key(s) to use for various tasks, when to click, double-click and drag the mouse. Prerequisite(s): None Material(s): None CEU: 0.3 Thursday, May Van Dusen Hall $20* Course Number: 2076 Instructor: Darrell Kirchmann 8:30 11:30 am Course Number: 2077 Instructor: David Bartlett 4 7 pm INTRODUCTION TO WINDOWS OPERATING SYSTEM Introduction to Microsoft Windows 7 Students are introduced to the world of computing while learning to navigate in the Windows operating system. Topics include starting your computer, saving your work, hardware and software explanation, computer terminology and navigating the desktop using the keyboard and mouse. Prerequisite(s): Mouse and Keyboard Skills or prior computer experience Material(s): Textbook and flash drive CEU: Van Dusen Hall Course Number: 2078 Instructor: David Bartlett May 21 June 13 8:30 11:30 am Course Number: 2079 Instructor: Pete McLendon June 11 July 25 6:30 8:30 pm Course Number: 2080 Instructor: Darrell Kirchmann Mondays & Wednesdays July :30-11:30 am Microsoft Windows 7: Level 1 Expand your knowledge of the Microsoft Windows operating system. Topics include learning to navigate the Windows environment, using the start menu efficiently, understanding basic file management, printing and much more. Prerequisite(s): Introduction to Windows 7 or prior computer experience Material(s): Textbook and flash drive CEU: Van Dusen Hall Course Number: 2081 Instructor: Darrell Kirchmann Mondays & Wednesdays May 20 June 17 8:30-11 am Course Number: 2082 Instructor: David Bartlett June 18-July 25 8:30-10:30 am Course Number: 2083 Instructor: Philip Laton Mondays & Wednesdays July 15 August 7 Noon 2:30 pm 10 *This class does not qualify for a fee waiver. Call (910) to register for Con. Ed. classes.

13 CREATIVE TECHNOLOGY LIVING TRAINING ADVANCED WINDOWS OPERATING SYSTEM Microsoft Windows 7: Level 2 Learn to customize your Windows operating system using the control panel, keep your system running smoothly with system maintenance, and advance your file management skills and techniques. Prerequisite(s): Windows 7: Level 1 Material(s): Textbook and flash drive CEU: 1.5 Course Number: 2084 Instructor: David Bartlett July 30 August 13 8:30 11 am 105 Van Dusen Hall File Management with Windows 7 Are you having trouble finding your documents, pictures, and other files you know are on your computer? Managing computer files on a modern PC requires knowledge, discipline and organization. Learn effective methods to create logical file management strategies by incorporating a proven technique involving hands-on exercises. Prerequisite(s): Windows 7: Level 1 Material(s): Flash drive CEU: 1.2 Course Number: 2085 Instructor: Gary Krasicky June pm 105 Van Dusen Hall NEW Welcome to Cloud Computing The term Cloud Computing or Cloud is a metaphor for the Internet. By using cloud computing, you gain access at any time through any device via an Internet connection to your files, folders, and/or software. Learn what cloud computing is, how it works, the pros and cons, and much more. Prerequisite(s): Windows 7: Level 1 or prior computing experience Material(s): None CEU: 0.6 Instructor: TBA 105 Van Dusen Hall $20* Course Number: 2086 May pm Course Number: 2087 Mondays & Wednesdays August 5-7 8:30-11:30 am FEE WAIVERS The NC General Assembly currently authorizes a registration fee waiver for one Continuing Education course per semester for legal NC residents 65 years or older (the $5 technology fee will be charged). This waiver is not applicable to courses marked with an asterisk (*) after the price. Please mention the waiver when registering. Waiver and registration fee criteria may change pending upcoming legislation. *This class does not qualify for a fee waiver. Call (910) to register for Con. Ed. classes. 11

14 CREATIVE TECHNOLOGY LIVING TRAINING OFFICE APPLICATIONS Microsoft Office 2010: Word and PowerPoint Level 1 Gain a working knowledge of Microsoft Office applications Word and PowerPoint. Prerequisite(s): Windows 7: Level 1 or prior computer experience with mouse and keyboard proficiency Material(s): Textbook and flash drive CEU: 2.4 Course Number: 2088 Instructor: David Bartlett May 28 June 20 Noon 3 pm 105 Van Dusen Hall Microsoft Office 2010: Word and PowerPoint Level 2 Expand your knowledge of Microsoft Office applications Word and PowerPoint. Prerequisite(s): Word and PowerPoint Level 1 with mouse and keyboard proficiency Material(s): Textbook and flash drive CEU: 2.4 Course Number: 2089 Instructor: David Bartlett July 9 August 1 Noon 3 pm 105 Van Dusen Hall Microsoft Office 2010: Excel Level 1 Important for today s job market, spreadsheet software can be used to maintain lists and simple databases and to create budget reports and other documents using formulas. Learn the basics of entering and editing labels, values and formulas, formatting data and printing worksheets. Prerequisite(s): Windows 7: Level 1 or prior computer experience with mouse and keyboard proficiency Material(s): Textbook and flash drive CEU: 22.5 Course Number: 2090 Instructor: David Bartlett Mondays & Wednesdays May 20 June :30 pm 105 Van Dusen Hall Microsoft Office 2010: Excel Level 2 Expand your knowledge by learning complex formulas, working with multiple spreadsheets, charting and more. Prerequisite(s): Excel Level 1 with mouse and keyboard proficiency Material(s): Textbook and flash drive CEU: 22.5 Course Number: 2091 Instructor: David Bartlett Mondays & Wednesdays July 8 August 5 4 6:30 pm 105 Van Dusen Hall FEE WAIVERS The NC General Assembly currently authorizes a registration fee waiver for one Continuing Education course per semester for legal NC residents 65 years or older (the $5 technology fee will be charged). This waiver is not applicable to courses marked with an asterisk (*) after the price. Please mention the waiver when registering. Waiver and registration fee criteria may change pending upcoming legislation. 12 *This class does not qualify for a fee waiver. Call (910) to register for Con. Ed. classes.

15 CREATIVE TECHNOLOGY LIVING TRAINING MACINTOSH OPERATING SYSTEM AND APPLICATIONS NEW Everything Apple using OS X Mountain Lion Get familiar with the fundamentals of a Mac computer. Learn to create and organize files and folders with Finder. Learn to customize the user interface and behavior through system preferences. Students transitioning to the Macintosh computer will benefit from this course. Prerequisite(s): Mouse and keyboard proficiency Material(s): Textbook and flash drive CEU: Van Dusen Hall $120 + $5 tech fee Course Number: 2092 Instructor: Laura Todd Mondays & Wednesdays May 20 August 7 9:30 - Noon Course Number: 2093 Instructor: Michael Turner May 21 July 30 1:30 3:30 pm iphoto 11 with Photo Stream Take an in-depth look at one of Apples most popular photo management application. Learn to organize photos by faces, places, events and albums; to perform key image corrections and enhancements; and to share images with Facebook, Photo stream, , books, slideshow and more. Bring your own digital photos with you (one or two dozen photos please). Prerequisite(s): Using your Mac Computer and Mac Applications or Everything Apples using OS X Mountain Lion Material(s): None CEU: 1.2 Course Number: 2094 Instructor: Michael Turner July :30-3:30 pm 106 Van Dusen Hall $60* IPAD AND APPS NEW Getting Started with your ipad using IOS 6.1 Designed to help get you started using your ipad. Prerequisite(s): None Material(s): None CEU: 0.4 Course Number: 2095 Instructor: Corinne Walls Monday Thursday June am 102/6 Van Dusen Hall $30* NEW Using your ipad using IOS 6.1 This course will give you an introduction to the functions of your ipad. Limited number of ipads can be provided to students or students may bring their own ipad to class with the latest operating system installed (IOS 6.1 or later, compatible with ipad 2, 3rd or 4th generation and ipad mini). Students who have an iphone and/or ipod Touch can also benefit from this course. Please make sure the latest IOS is installed. Prerequisite(s): None Material(s): None CEU: 1.2 Course Number: 2096 Instructor: Corinne Walls Monday Thursday June pm 102/6 Van Dusen Hall *This class does not qualify for a fee waiver. Call (910) to register for Con. Ed. classes. 13

16 CREATIVE TECHNOLOGY LIVING TRAINING seven ipad courses NEW Getting to Know your ipad using IOS 6.1 Designed to make you comfortable with your ipad, learn to use the basic features such as finger gesturing, swipes, pinch, cut, copy and paste, setup, configure, and much more. Limited number of ipads can be provided to students or students may bring their own ipad to class with the latest operating system installed (IOS 6.1 or later, compatible with ipad 2, 3rd or 4th generation and ipad mini). Students who have an iphone and/ or ipod Touch can also benefit from this course. Please make sure the latest IOS is installed. Prerequisite(s): None Material(s): None CEU: Van Dusen Hall Course Number: 2097 Instructor: Laura Todd Mondays & Wednesdays May 20 June 24 1:30 4 pm Course Number: 2098 Instructor: Michael Turner Mondays & Wednesdays May 20 June 19 4:30 7 pm Course Number: 2099 Instructor: Laura Todd May 21 June 18 9:30 Noon Course Number: 2100 Instructor: Laura Todd Mondays & Wednesdays July 8 August 12 4:30 6:30 pm NEW Going Further with your ipad using IOS 6.1 Now that we understand the basic functions of our ipad, let s explore a little more with Safari, Calendar, Mail and much more. Limited number of ipads can be provided to students or students may bring their own ipad to class with the latest operating system installed (IOS 6.1 or later, compatible with ipad 2, 3rd or 4th generation and ipad mini). Students who have an iphone and/ or ipod Touch can also benefit from this course. Please make sure the latest IOS is installed. Prerequisite(s): Getting to Know your ipad Material(s): None CEU: 1.6 Instructor: Laura Todd 106 Van Dusen Hall Course Number: 2101 Mondays & Wednesdays July :30 3:30 pm Course Number: 2102 July 9 August 1 9:30 11:30 am 14 *This class does not qualify for a fee waiver. Call (910) to register for Con. Ed. classes.

17 CREATIVE TECHNOLOGY LIVING TRAINING NEW Keeping your ipad in Sync Simplify your life using Apple s FREE service, icloud. Learn to keep your , calendar, contacts, documents, pictures and more in sync across all of your devices. icloud is your hard drive in the sky making accessing your data effortless and automatic. Students should bring their IOS device (ipad, iphone or ipod Touch must have IOS 5 or later installed) and/or laptop computer (computer must have Mac OS X: Lion or Mountain Lion or Windows Vista Service Pack two or Windows 7 installed if you use Outlook your software version must be Outlook 2007 or later) with them to class. Don t forget your password(s). Prerequisite(s): Getting to Know your ipad Material(s): None CEU: 0.7 Instructor: Laura Todd & Michael Turner 106 Van Dusen Hall $40* Course Number: 2103 Mondays & Wednesdays August :30 4 pm Course Number: 2104 August :30 Noon NEW iphoto, Photography & Editing using the ipad Learn to organize, edit, and share photos on Apples ipad using the iphoto app found in the App store. Limited number of ipads can be provided to students or students may bring their own ipad (compatible with ipad 2, 3rd, 4th generation and ipad mini) to class with the latest operating system installed (IOS 6.1 or later) and purchased iphoto ($4.99) app found in the app store. Students who have an iphone 4, 4S or 5 and/or ipod Touch 4th & 5th generation can also benefit from this course. Please make sure the latest IOS and iphoto is installed and updated. Prerequisite(s): Getting to Know your ipad and Going Further with your ipad Material(s): None CEU: 1.2 Course Number: 2105 Instructor: Corinne Walls Monday Thursday June :30 5 pm 102/6 Van Dusen Hall $60* FEE WAIVERS The NC General Assembly currently authorizes a registration fee waiver for one Continuing Education course per semester for legal NC residents 65 years or older (the $5 technology fee will be charged). This waiver is not applicable to courses marked with an asterisk (*) after the price. Please mention the waiver when registering. Waiver and registration fee criteria may change pending upcoming legislation. Taking and Editing Photos using your ipad iphoto App This short course will get you started using Apples iphoto App. Students will learn to organize, edit, and share photos on Apples ipad using the iphoto app found in the App store. Limited number of ipads can be provided to students or students may bring their own ipad (compatible with ipad 2, 3rd, 4th generation and ipad mini) to class with the latest operating system installed (IOS 6.1 or later) and purchased iphoto ($4.99) app found in the app store. Students who have an iphone 4, 4S or 5 and/ or ipod Touch 4th & 5th generation can also benefit from this course. Please make sure the latest IOS and iphoto is installed and updated. Prerequisite(s): Getting to Know your ipad and Going Further with your ipad Material(s): None CEU: 0.9 Course Number: 2106 Instructor: Michael Turner August :30 4:30 pm 106 Van Dusen Hall $50* *This class does not qualify for a fee waiver. Call (910) to register for Con. Ed. classes. 15

18 CREATIVE TECHNOLOGY LIVING TRAINING INTERNET AND NEW Skype Video Chat Essentials Skype is the leading video chat software used for communicating with friends and relatives all over the world. Learn to setup and use live video and sound, to see and talk to someone across town, or in Paris. Also covered are ways of optimizing video camera and microphone settings to make the Skype experience the best it can be. An actual setup and connection will be created in class. Anyone with a computer or smart device has the ability to Skype. Don t forget your password! Prerequisite(s): Windows Level 1 and Internet Basics or prior computer experience and Internet Material(s): None CEU: 0.4 Course Number: 2107 Instructor: Michael Turner Tuesday & Thursday July 30 & August 1 1:30 3:30 pm 106 Van Dusen Hall $20* Shutterfly Photo Books, Calendars, Etc. This course empowers the user to control digital photos by uploading them to an off-site server called Shutterfly. Organization of photos and ease of uploads will be discussed at length. Don t forget your password! Prerequisite(s): Windows Level 1 and Internet Basics or prior computer experience and Internet Material(s): None CEU: 1.2 Course Number: 2117 Instructor: Corinne Walls Monday Thursday June :30-1:30 pm 105 Van Dusen Hall $60* COMPUTER SECURITY NEW Internet Safety: Protecting yourself Online Our Internet Safety course will provide students with the strategies, skills and mindset needed to protect yourself, your computer and your privacy when you connect with the Internet. Prerequisite(s): Windows Level 1 and Internet Basics or prior computer experience and Internet Material(s): None CEU: 0.3 Instructor: Phillip Laton 105 Van Dusen Hall $20* Course Number: 2108 Tuesday, May 21 Noon 3 pm Course Number: 2109 Friday, June 14 9 Noon Course Number: 2110 Monday, August 12 9 Noon SOCIAL MEDIA NEW Making a Connection Through Facebook Learn to navigate the world of social media and put your best face forward. Create a profile; make friends; view posts, communicate via status updates, share photos, and learn Facebook security and privacy. Don t forget your password! Prerequisite(s): Windows Level 1 and Internet Basics or prior computer experience and Internet Material(s): None CEU: 1.2 Course Number: 2111 Instructor: Phillip Laton May 28 June 27 12:30 2:30 pm 105 Van Dusen Hall NEW Using Twitter In this course, students will learn how to use Twitter, the social network for sharing short bites of information instantly. The course walks through building and customizing an individual profile, reading and sending Twitter updates (called tweets), and building a network of followers. Don t forget your password(s)! Prerequisite(s): Windows Level 1 and Internet Basics or prior computer experience and Internet Material(s): None CEU: 0.6 Course Number: 2112 Instructor: Philip Laton July 30 August 6 3:30-5:30 pm 105 Van Dusen Hall $30* 16 *This class does not qualify for a fee waiver. Call (910) to register for Con. Ed. classes.

19 CREATIVE TECHNOLOGY LIVING TRAINING Social Networking Manager Certification Explore current theory and practical application related to the development and management of small business social media marketing campaigns. Emphasis is placed on conducting research, and analyzing and reviewing current practices in effective social media strategies. Upon completion, students should be able to intelligently discuss and evaluate new and existing social media marketing campaigns for small businesses. Students need to have a Facebook profile and page already establish, a twitter account created, and a YouTube channel before entering into this class. Don t forget your password(s)! Prerequisite(s): Windows Level 1 or prior computer experience and Internet Material(s): Textbook CEU: 3.0 Course Number: 2113 Instructor: Brant Clifton Saturdays June 1 August10 9 Noon 105 Van Dusen Hall $120 + $5 tech fee FEE WAIVERS The NC General Assembly currently authorizes a registration fee waiver for one Continuing Education course per semester for legal NC residents 65 years or older (the $5 technology fee will be charged). This waiver is not applicable to courses marked with an asterisk (*) after the price. Please mention the waiver when registering. Waiver and registration fee criteria may change pending upcoming legislation. PHOTO EDITING AND GRAPHIC APPLICATIONS Scanning 101 This course is designed to introduce students to scanning photographs and documents. Prerequisite(s): Windows Level 1 or prior computer experience Material(s): None CEU: 0.3 Instructor: Darrell Kirchmann 105 Van Dusen Hall Free Course Number: 2114 Thursday, May 16 Noon 3 pm Course Number: 2115 Thursday, August 8 9 Noon Using Adobe Photoshop Elements Learn digital basics, digital work flow and organizer and editor work space. Navigate between organizer and editor, create and share task panels, import pictures, basic photo editing skills and techniques, and much more. Prerequisite(s): Windows Level 1 or prior computer experience Material(s): Textbook CEU: 2.25 Course Number: 2116 Instructor: Darrell Kirchmann Mondays & Wednesdays May 20 June 19 Noon 2:30 pm 105 Van Dusen Hall CLASSES COMING FALL 2013 *This class does not qualify for a fee waiver. Call (910) to register for Con. Ed. classes. 17

20 Personal and Home Care Aide Training Our Personal and Home Care Program is a comprehensive program designed to provide the skills and training needed to be successful as a Personal and Home Care professional. PHASE I Introduction to Direct Care Work May 20 - June 5, 1-5 PM PHASE II Direct Care Basics June 10 - July 31, 1-5 PM Computer Basics August 5-14, 1-5 PM Contact Jenny Troyer at for information about Phase I, II and Computer Basics. See page 30. Nurse Aide-Level 1 Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays May 15 July 31 8:30 am 2:00 pm Open Lab: 2 4 Contact Dottie Bement at for more information about NA1. See page 6. Home Care Nurse Aide- Level 1 May 21 July 16 8:15 am 2:30 pm Contact Vanessa Galloway at for more information about HCNA1. See page 6. Become a CNA Certified Nursing Assistant The only State-Approved Nurse Aid Program in Moore & Hoke Counties Medical Laboratory Technology Play an important role in health care delivery in one of the most rapidly expanding health care fields. We provide extensive training, including clinical laboratory experience. Health & Fitness Science We can prepare you for a career in management, operation and supervision of fitness centers and also teach you to be an effective fitness instructor. Engineering Technologies 2+2 Connections Attend two years at Sandhills plus two years at a participating university and be awarded a Bachelor of Science degree that can lead to tremendous employment opportunities. Architecture Civil Engineering Geomatics AAS in Architectural Technology or Civil Engineering Technology + UNC-Charlotte BS in Construction Management AAS in Civil Engineering Technology + UNC-Charlotte BS in Civil Engineering Technology AAS in Geomatics Technology + NC A&T BS in Geomatics Contact our Program Chair Ed Spitler to learn more about 2+2 in our Engineering Technologies programs: (910) , spitlere@sandhills.edu..

21 Breathe new life into your future! Respiratory Therapy Sandhills can give you the education and training needed to become a Respiratory Therapist. You will be employable in hospitals, home health agencies, rehabilitation agencies, nursing homes, outpatient clinics and in physician s offices. Computer Simulation & Game Development Creativity, communication and problem solving converge in the digital dimension, which creates immersive virtual environments for training, research, and entertainment. You can earn degrees on the Sandhills Community College campus in Pinehurst! Undergraduate Programs: Business Administration, Nursing, Interdisciplinary Studies, & Social Work Graduate Programs: School Administration, Reading and Elementary Education, Social Work, Public Administration (Online), and Business Administration How about a career in EMS Emergency Medical Science Become a paramedic or work in related emergency medical positions. Opportunities include ambulance services, fire and rescue agencies, air medical services, specialty areas of hospital, industry, educational institutions, and government agencies. Explore a Career in Computers Computer Engineering Technology Computer Programming Digital Media Technology Networking Technology Simulation and Game Development Turfgrass Management Explore a career in the turf management sector of the green industry. A degree from SCC can lead to entrylevel employment in the green industry as an assistant golf course superintendent, a spray technician, or an assistant golf course construction superintendent. With experience, it is possible to advance to the position of golf course superintendent or golf course construction superintendent.

22 document your vacation CREATIVE TECHNOLOGY LIVING TRAINING DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY Please Note: Class size is limited to eight students for the following courses. After registering with the SCC Continuing Education office, you should contact the instructor, Laura Gingerich at embarqmail.com for a class list. NEW - Weekend Photography Intensive Take your photography to the next level. This immersion workshop is designed for those who want to spend the weekend learning how to better shoot using shutter speed, aperture and manual modes. The focus will be on using the advanced features on the digital camera and improving composition through lectures, lively discussions and field work. Class will include friendly critiques and conclude with a final class show. Camera must have the mode dial to set aperture, shutter speed and manual. Prerequisite(s): None Material(s): None CEU: 12.5 Course Number: 2118 Instructor: Laura Gingerich Friday 1 4 pm Saturday 9 4 pm Sunday 1 4 pm June Van Dusen Hall Getting to Know your Digital Camera in a Day This easy going, hands on workshop is designed for those who desire a better understanding of the modes, symbols and dials on the digital camera. If you are stuck on automatic, trying to bridge the gap from film to digital or having a hard time embracing the camera user manual, than this workshop is for you! Learn how to transform your snapshots into stunning photographs. Lectures will be followed by practice, discussions and friendly critiques.. Prerequisite(s): None Material(s): None CEU: 0.6 Instructor: Laura Gingerich 9-4 pm 106 Van Dusen Hall $40* Course Number: 2119 Monday, July 1 Course Number: 2120 Friday, July 12 Course Number: 2121 Saturday, July 13 Course Number: 2122 Friday, July 26 Consider how many of our Technology Training courses can help you make your vacation even more memorable: C C K I C I I I A B A A I I I I I P P P Q Q Q I I I C A iphoto Taking & Editing Photos on your ipad Photoshop Elements Shutterfly Photo Books Weekend Photograph Intensive Getting to Know your Digital Camera 20 *This class does not qualify for a fee waiver. Call (910) to register for Con. Ed. classes. C I C C I M