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1 M a rt i n e z A du lt E duc at ion MARTINEZ ADULT EDUCATION 600 F Street Martinez, CA Postal Customer NonProfit Organization U.S. Postage PAID Martinez, CA Permit No. 80 ECRWSS Spr i ng/s u m m e r S c h e du l e of Cl a s se s S pr i n g: F e brua ry 28 M ay 13, 2011 S u m m e r: M ay 23 J u ly 29, F St r e e t, M a r t i n e z, CA (9 2 5 ) w w w. m a r t i n e z-e d.org Publication Design: Desk-Tech Graphic Design Front cover photo by Lowell Richards, MAE Photography Instructor TABLE OF CONTENTS General Information Board of Education Denise Elsken Vicki Gordon Kathi McLaughlin John Fuller Bobbi Horack Superintendent Rami Muth Martinez Adult Education Kathy Farwell, Director Check Out Our New Online Classes Calendar Accreditation Easy Registration Instructions Registration Form Career Technical Education Daytime Business Computer Applications Office Skills Word Processing Medical Accounting Career Training/Customer Service Evening Business Medical Office Computers Accounting Instructional Staff Technology Computer/Network Support AutoCAD Designer/Drafter General/Health Criminal Justice Training BATC Safety Training Apprenticeship Programs Floral Design Health Related Occupations English as a Second Language ESL Classes Citizenship High School Diploma/ GED/PRE-GED Classes and Programs Campus Map and Directions General Information & Policies Refund Policy Parent & Family Education , Fitness Fun On-line Classes SEE Sign Language Toddler Classes Preschool Programs Health AND WELLNESS Dance Therapeutic Golf Fitness CPR First Aid Food Safety Safe Boating Community Education Notary Business/Finance Communication Writing Foreign Language Guitar Chorus Band Cooking Drawing and Painting Photography Traffic Violator School No classes April 4-8, May 27, May 30 and July 4. Spring 2011 Classes February 28 May 13, 2011 Summer 2011 Classes May 23 July 29, 2011 New Office Hours Monday 8:00am-6:00pm Tue-Thu 8:00am-7:00pm Friday 8:00am-3:00pm Saturday 8:00am-11:00am CALENDAR MARK YOUR CALENDARS! Registration Registration begins immediately. Spring Schedule Classes begin February 28, 2011 No classes April 4-8 Summer Schedule Classes begin May 23, 2011 No classes on May 27, May 30 and July 4 Main Street Association April 30 May 21 Wine Stroll Peddler's Fair Martinez Chamber of Commerce Events The Martinez Chamber meets after business hours on the 2nd Thursday of the month. See website for location. For more information visit our websites:

2 M A R T I N E Z A D U L T E D U C A T I O N From MAE s Director, Kathy Farwell With the arrival of spring and summer, isn t it time to attend to that 2011 resolution to learn a new skill, take a new class, expand your career knowledge, or meet some new people in the community? Martinez Adult Education is the place! Whether you are a parent, employee, active community member, job seeker, or entrepreneur, our wide variety of classes is designed to support the many roles you play in life. So, be kind to yourself and enrich your possibilities. Come join us for a class, because at Martinez Adult Education, we believe in Learning for Life. From Rami Muth, Superintendent It has been said that challenge is the crucible for greatness and each challenge that we face can be a new opportunity for growth. Einstein proposed three rules of work: He said, Out of clutter, find simplicity, from discord, find harmony. In the middle of difficulty, lies opportunity. Martinez Adult Education (MAE) is a living tribute to the words of Einstein. We live in very challenging times. The state fiscal crisis has had a significant impact on adult education programs throughout the state. Some districts have chosen to close their programs yet MAE continues to thrive. Why? Martinez Unified School District has a deep and abiding commitment to life-long learning; not just as a catchy phrase but as a life s mission. Martinez Adult Education is a hidden gem and one that truly enhances our entire educational community. Many people find their way to MAE as a means to update their skills or retrain for a different field of work. Some come for parent education programs or to complete a certificate or meet graduation requirements. Regardless of the reason that brings you to Martinez Adult Education I am sure that you will find your time has been well spent. We welcome you to Martinez Adult Education and wish you well on the next step in your educational journey. STUDENT FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE Martinez Adult Education (MAE) can assist eligible adult students with applications for financial assistance through federally sponsored PELL Grants. Eligible students in certificate programs can receive grants up to $555 $5,550 for to cover fees, books, and cost of living. Call (925) Ext. 208 or 220 for an appointment with Carla Little, PELL Officer. MAE offers programs for CalWORKs students. Basic skills may be provided along with vocational training. Participants may be provided child care, books, and transportation. Contact your CalWORKs Case Manager. For information regarding Contra Costa County Workforce Development Board Funding qualifications, contact (925) Present recipients of Unemployment Benefits may arrange training plans through their local Employment Development Department. Find out more at businesstrainingcenter.org STUDENT SERVICES Support available for the following: CalWORKS Private Rehabilitation Pell Grants and Payment Plans Veterans WorkForce Investment ACT (WIA) Unemployment Insurance (CTB) Martinez Adult Education is a proud partner of... Pictured from left to right: Suzanne Tendick - Optical Assistant, Dan Levin - Peace Officers Standards and Training, Charlene Giffin - Parenting Education, Gretchen Lammers-Ghereben - Martinez Institute of English, Rob Lawrence - Business Training Center, Leif Williams - Martinez Institute of English, Bruce McLeod - Health and Safety. Not pictured: Lissa Miller - Adult High School Diploma/Adult Literacy/GED. CAREER TECHNICAL EDUCATION (CTE) Pages 3-9 For those seeking financial assistance for career training, MAE works closely with government agencies such as WIA, WIB, CalWORKS, EDD, and Trade Act. In addition, MAE offers many classes that are PELL Grant eligible. PELL Grant eligible classes are those over 600 hours. Currently, our Optical Dispensing Program and Certificate Programs in the BTC are PELL eligible. Our CTE Programs Include: AutoCAD (see page 8) Business Training Certificates (see page 3) Certified Nurse Assistant (see page 9) Floral Design (see page 9) Optical Training (see page 9) PC Troubleshooting and Repair (see page 8) Peace Officers Standards and Training (see page 9) ACADEMIC PREPARATION Page 10 MAE provides classes to help you earn your high school diploma, pass the GED test, and improve your reading and math skills. The high school diploma program is available for in-class and independent study. The Martinez Institute of English is available to adults whose first language is not English. We have students from across the globe joining the fun to improve their English communication skills. Teacher-directed daytime and evening classes are available. Study-at-home materials can be provided for those who cannot attend during the day. We also offer citizenship preparation classes. PARENTING AND FAMILY EDUCATION Page 11 Parenting classes support the 40 Developmental Assets, pathways to successful parenting and character building. The Secret Garden and Growing Garden cooperative preschools offer care givers of pre-k children the chance to gain skills that enhance a child s learning and a family s awareness of child development. The spring and summer schedule includes classes for care givers of infants through age five. On-line classes offer parents assistance with their pre-teen child. HEALTH AND WELLNESS Page 12 eastbayworks2002@yahoo.com Business and Career Center 4071 Port Chicago Highway, Suite 250, Concord, CA (925) Hours: 8:30am-5:00pm Tuesday until 7:00pm All clients must take a tour prior to having access to the Career Resource Center. Orientation tours daily at 10:00am and 1:00pm. Orientación en Español cada Miércoles a las 11:00am. Youth Services tours, Tuesdays at 4:00pm. Come in and register for workshops in advance. In partnership with EASTBAYWorks, MAE will offer Computer Applications Training. If interested, contact EASTBAYWorks, Business & Career Center at (925) to see if you are eligible. Come join MAE to maintain or improve your health! Yoga, aerobic exercise, and dance are among the classes to help your heart and your happiness. CPR and first aid are available as well as food safety certification for those who handle food for the public. PERSONAL AND PROFESSIONAL ENRICHMENT Pages What have you always wanted to learn? Our personal and professional enrichment section offers a wide variety of cooking, finance, art, writing, and language classes. Enroll today to enhance your life! 2 Visit us on the Web at

3 C A R E E R T E C H N I C A L E D U C A T I O N See page 16 for registration form/information High School GED registration see page 10 3

4 C A R E E R T E C H N I C A L E D U C A T I O N Daytime Business Business Training Center Daytime Business Training Classes 8:15 a.m.-2:45 p.m., Ext. 208/220 for registration information For more information visit our website at: businesstrainingcenter.org Spring Quarter: February 28 May 13, 2011 (No classes April 4-8) Summer Quarter: May 23 July 29, 2011 (No classes May 27, May 30, & July 4) Training Schedules Classes are held 8:15 a.m. to 2:45 p.m. daily. Students may take individual courses of work towards a Program Certificate by completing the required coursework in a specific career area. Job search assistance is available for students who complete training. Registration Fees per Quarter $600 Three 10-week classes $400 Two 10-week classes $200 One 10-week class or two 5-week classes $150 One 5-week classes Call , Ext. 220 for more information COMPUTER APPLICATIONS Improve your computer skills in a self-paced environment offering a variety of subjects. Computer classes are open entry/open exit. Course Certificates Certificates of completion are awarded to students completing the minimum requirements of a course. Program Certificates Accounting Specialist Administrative Assistant Advanced Microsoft Office Suite Certified Biller & Coder Computer Applications Specialist Electronic Medical Records Technician Executive Administrative Assistant Medical Billing & Coding Specialist Medical Front Office Receptionist Medical Secretary Medical Transcriptionist Microsoft Office Suite See a complete listing of all of our Program Certificates at businesstrainingcenter.org COMPUTER CLASSES ARE OPEN ENTRY/OPEN EXIT INTRODUCTION TO MICROSOFT OFFICE 2007/2010* Students are introduced to computer concepts, Windows, Outlook and the Internet, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Access. 10-week course MICROSOFT EXCEL 2007/2010* BEGINNING This class teaches the basics of the Excel spreadsheet program. Included topics: terminology, data input and editing, formula creation and use, graphics, and cell manipulation. 5-week course MICROSOFT EXCEL 2007/2010* INTERMEDIATE Additional spreadsheet projects including templates, multiple worksheets, data tables, macros, web queries, scenario manager, pivot tables, database functions, creating a web page from worksheet data, and integration projects using other applications. Prerequisite: Beginning Excel. 5-week course MICROSOFT EXCEL 2007/2010* ADVANCED Provides an overview of the advanced capabilities of Excel, including the following: working with advanced formulas, formatting and web queries, performing calculations on data, analyzing data, working with financial functions, and linking and embedding objects. Prerequisite: Intermediate Excel. 10-week course MICROSOFT POWERPOINT 2007/2010* Teaches you how to produce powerful and effective presentation graphics. Students will plan, define, create and modify presentations, as well as work with text and objects and create an on-screen slide show. Prerequisite: Introduction to Microsoft Office. 5-week course MICROSOFT ACCESS 2007/2010* (Beginning & Intermediate) Provides instruction in the understanding and use of the database management program. Instruction includes terminology, structure planning and creation, data input and manipulation, form designing, label and report formatting, and use of queries. Prerequisite: Introduction to Microsoft Office. Beginning 5-week course; Intermediate 10-week course MICROSOFT OUTLOOK 2007/2010* This course provides an overview of the capabilities of Outlook 2007: organizing and managing , how to send and receive messages with and without attachments, reply-to and forward messages, create folders to manage messages, and create appointments in the calendar. 5-week course Microsoft Office Suite Certificate A 20-week open entry program that you can start anytime. Let us help you acquire skills in these commonly used Microsoft programs while preparing for the Microsoft Office Specialist Certification Exam. Complete the following programs: Intro to MS Office Windows Beginning Word Intermediate Word Beginning Excel Intermediate Excel Beginning Access PowerPoint Outlook Certificates earned with 85% attendance and 85% or higher on the class final. Prerequisite: Keyboarding speed of 25 wpm. COMPUTER INTERNSHIP 50-hour internship. Schedule arranged upon successful completion of Introduction to Microsoft Office, Beginning Excel, Intermediate Excel, Beginning Access, PowerPoint, and Outlook Daily, Feb 28 May 13 8:15 10:15am 7 See page 4 Staff Daily, Feb 28 May 13 10:15am 12:15pm 7 See page 4 Cook Daily, Feb 28 May 13 12:45 2:45pm 7 See page 4 Cook Daily, May 23 July 29 8:15 10:15am Tech 1 See page 4 Staff Daily, May 23 July 29 10:15am 12:15pm Tech 1 See page 4 Cook Daily, May 23 July 29 12:45 2:45pm Tech 1 See page 4 Cook OFFICE SKILLS Improve your general office skills in a self-paced environment offering a variety of subjects. Choose one or more of the following: Business Financial Management BUSINESS FORMATS Formatting with Word provides a step-by-step, comprehensive understanding of the various formatting styles used in today s business world. In this class students not only learn formatting, but also get acquainted with Word concepts. Prerequisites: 30 wpm with 5 or less errors in a 5-minute timing. 10-week course Business Financial Management KEYBOARDING Learn proper techniques to attain keyboarding competency. Beginning students use a keyboarding program that consists of a tutorial, reinforcement activities, and games; advanced students improve speed and accuracy with computerized drills. ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT INTERNSHIP 50-hour internship. Schedule arranged upon successful completion of Business Formats or Beginning Word Daily, Feb 28 May 13 8:15 10:15am 8 See page 4 Kalsi Daily, Feb 28 May 13 10:15am 12:15pm 8 See page 4 Kalsi Daily, Feb 28 May 13 12:45 2:45pm 8 See page 4 Kalsi Daily, May 23 July 29 8:15 10:15am 8 See page 4 Kalsi Daily, May 23 July 29 10:15am 12:15pm 8 See page 4 Kalsi Daily, May 23 July 29 12:45 2:45pm 8 See page 4 Kalsi WORD PROCESSING Improve your word processing skills in a self-paced environment offering a variety of subjects. Choose one or more of the following: OFFICE SKILLS CLASSES ARE OPEN ENTRY/OPEN EXIT Instructor, Robert Cook, is teaching student, Ben Wilson, how to format an Excel spreadsheet. Call , Ext. 220 today to find out how you can improve your computer skills to advance your career by taking one of our Microsoft Office 2010 courses. Photo by Rose Huey Woolket WORD PROCESSING CLASSES ARE OPEN ENTRY/OPEN EXIT MICROSOFT WORD 2007/2010* (BEGINNING) Gain the basic word processing skills that you need to create business letters, memorandums, and reports. With a variety of new tools and a redesigned interface you can create professional business documents more quickly than ever before. 10-week course MICROSOFT WORD 2007/2010* (INTERMEDIATE) Improve your word processing skills by learning how to insert images, create customized tables and charts, merge documents, insert headers and footers, and manage shared documents. 10-week course MICROSOFT WORD 2007/2010* (ADVANCED) Learn advanced techniques in Word with plenty of practical exercises to give you real-world experience by using tracked changes, multiple headers and footers, creating forms, customizing themes, inserting footnotes and endnotes, and assign macros. 10-week course MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTION Transcribe a wide variety of medical documents using a dictation machine and a word processing program. Before beginning this self-paced course, you must demonstrate competency in word processing, keyboarding, and English. 10-week course MICROSOFT PUBLISHER 2007/2010* Achieve professional results without prior design knowledge. This program uses over 2000 professionally designed templates, hundreds of design elements, and Wizards to help you generate various business documents and marketing materials. 5-week course *Please call , Ext. 220 to reserve your seat for any Microsoft Office 2010 application. Space is limited and demand is high. Visit our website at businesstrainingcenter.org for additional information and exclusive coupons. 4 Visit us on the Web at

5 C A R E E R T E C H N I C A L E D U C A T I O N Daytime Business ONLINE CLASSES MICROSOFT WORD 2007 ONLINE Learn the powerful word processing program from the comfort of your home or office. The course includes hands-on assignments, quizzes, and a discussion forum. For more information call (925) , Ext. 220 or visit our website at businesstrainingcenter. org. 10-week course Daily, Feb 28 May 13 24/7 Online $75 Mollenbernd Daily, May 23 July 29 24/7 Online $75 Mollenbernd MICROSOFT EXCEL 2007 ONLINE Learn the powerful Excel spreadsheet program from the comfort of your home or office. The course includes hands-on assignments, quizzes, and a discussion forum. For more information call (925) , Ext. 220 or visit our website at businesstrainingcenter. org. 10-week course Daily, Feb 28 May 13 24/7 Online $75 Cook Daily, May 23 July 29 24/7 Online $75 Cook HURRY! MEDICAL CLASSES MEDICAL FILL QUICKLY, SO REGISTER NOW. Train for a new career in the high-demand medical field. Choose one or more of the following: MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY Learn the word roots, prefixes, and suffixes that make up medical vocabulary and their meanings. This course is perfect for students who want to learn medical terminology to pursue a career in the healthcare field. Textbooks will be needed by the second class A Programmed Systems Approach, 9th or 10th edition, Davis and Dennerll, ISBN Sign up early, this class always has a waiting list. 10-week course Daily, Feb 28 May 13 8:15 10:15am 1 See page 4 Guevara Daily, May 23 July 29 8:15 10:15am 1 See page 4 Guevara INTRODUCTION TO ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY This 5-week course is presented to assist you in learning about the anatomy and physiology of the human body. The class will focus on the human body as a living, functioning organism with emphasis on how tissues, organs, and body systems work together to carry out complex activities, in health and disease. Textbooks will be needed by the second class Introduction To Human Anatomy and Physiology, 3rd Edition, Solomon, ISBN Daily, Feb 28 May 13 10:15am 12:15pm 1 See page 4 Aiello, RNBC Daily, May 23 July 29 10:15am 12:15pm 1 See page 4 Aiello, RNBC BEGINNING MEDICAL CODING/MEDISOFT Gain the skills necessary to process insurance claims, learn about current rules and regulations, and how to audit Medicare CMS-1500 insurance forms. Become skilled at NDC Medisoft, the most widely used medical administrative software for computerized patient billing. Prerequisites: Computer experience and Medical Terminology. 10-week course Daily, Feb 28 May 13 10:15am 12:15pm 7 See page 4 Renshaw, CPC Daily, May 23 July 29 10:15am 12:15pm 7 See page 4 Renshaw, CPC INTERMEDIATE MEDICAL CODING Extensive hands-on experience of crossreferencing ICD-9 and CPT coding books to acquire the skills necessary to land your dream job. Prerequisites: Medical Terminology and Medical Coding and Billing. 5-week course Daily, Feb 28 May 13 8:15 10:15am Tech 2 See page 4 Renshaw, CPC Daily, May 23 July 29 8:15 10:15am Tech 2 See page 4 Renshaw, CPC ADVANCED CODING An in-depth approach to record abstracting using your own ICD- 9, CPC, and HCPCS books. Will advance your knowledge in preparing for the National Certification Test. Prerequisites: Completion of Intermediate Coding or one year coding experience. Textbook: Coding for Medical Necessity in the Physician s Office, by Deborah Farwell and Cecile Favreau, ISBN: Textbook necessary by second class meeting. 5-week course Daily, Feb 28 May 13 8:15 10:15am Tech 2 See page 4 Renshaw, CPC Daily, May 23 July 29 8:15 10:15am Tech 2 See page 4 Renshaw, CPC CERTIFIED PROFESSIONAL CODER PREP CLASS This class is designed is designed to help you with all of the skills needed to prepare for national certification testing. Prerequisites: Completion of Intermediate Coding or one year coding experience. 5-week course Daily, Feb 28 May 13 8:15 10:15am Tech 2 See page 4 Renshaw, CPC Daily, May 23 July 29 8:15 10:15am Tech 2 See page 4 Renshaw, CPC Medical Billing and Coding Program Certificate A 30-week open entry program that you can start anytime. Let us help you acquire skills to become a Certified Medical Biller and Coder. Keyboarding 40 wpm Intro to MS Office Windows Formatting with Word Business Ethics Career Connections Anatomy & Physiology Medical Terminology Medical Patient Billing Beginning Medical Coding Intermediate Coding Advanced Coding CPC Review Medical Office Procedures Certificates earned with 85% attendance and completion of course finals. Cost of exam not included in program price. Certified Coding Instructor, Sharon Renshaw (right), is training student, Déia Lourenço Pizzagoni, for the high-demand field of Medical Billing & Coding. Martinez Adult Education is an approved exam site for the Certified Professional Coder certification. Photo by Rose Huey Woolket Workplace Skills and Functional Academics MEDICAL OFFICE PROCEDURES This class simulates a work environment that teaches you the processes for preparing medical records, billing insurance, preparing reports, records management, and scheduling appointments. Prerequisites: Medical Terminology, Medisoft, and Formatting with Word. 5-week course Daily, Feb 28 May 13 12:45 2:45pm 10 See page 4 Renshaw, CPC Daily, May 23 July 29 12:45 2:45pm 10 See page 4 Renshaw, CPC Business Financial Management ELECTRONIC MEDICAL RECORDS The healthcare industry is migrating from paper to an all digital medical record keeping system. This class will train you in the implementation and meaningful use of electronic health and medical records in hospitals, ambulatory care centers, private physician practices and other health care settings. 5-week course Daily, Feb 28 May 13 8:15 10:15am Tech 2 See page 4 Renshaw, CPC Daily, May 23 July 29 8:15 10:15am Tech 2 See page 4 Renshaw, CPC ACCOUNTING Train for a new career in the high-demand accounting field. Choose one or more of the following: Accounting Services ACCOUNTING I, ACCOUNTING II, ACCOUNTING III If you enjoy numbers and have a keen eye for details, join our Accounting classes and learn valuable concepts and skills related to Service Proprietorships and Merchandising Corporations that are demanded by all sectors of the business world. Each course is 10-weeks Accounting Services BEGINNING QUICKBOOKS PRO This course provides a self-paced environment in which students learn how to use the QuickBooks interface, enter Accounts Receivables and Payables for service and merchandising businesses, and enter end of period transactions. Prerequisites: Accounting I and computer experience. 5-week course Accounting Services INTERMEDIATE QUICKBOOKS PRO Students will continue to learn processes for merchandising companies, automate a manual accounting system, and work with estimates, progress invoicing and job costing. Prerequisite: Beginning QuickBooks. 5-week course Accounting Services ACCOUNTING INTERNSHIP 50-hour internship. Schedule arranged upon successful completion of Accounting I, Accounting II, and QuickBooks Pro Daily, Feb 28 May 13 8:15 10:15am 10 See page 4 Cook Daily, May 23 July 29 8:15 10:15am 10 See page 4 Cook CAREER TRAINING/CUSTOMER SERVICE Improve your customer service and career skills. Choose one or more of the following: ACCOUNTING CLASSES ARE OPEN ENTRY/OPEN EXIT Accounting Specialist Program Certificate A 30-week open entry program that you can start anytime. Let us help you acquire skills to be an Accounting Technician. Keyboarding 35 wpm Data Entry 10,000 ksph Ten Key 120 spm Intro to MS Office Windows Beginning Excel Business Ethics Beginning QuickBooks Intermediate QuickBooks Accounting I, II, & III Accounting Internship Certificates earned with 85% attendance and completion of course finals. Workplace Skills and Functional Academics BUSINESS ETHICS/CUSTOMER SERVICE Employers are looking for people who know how to work on teams, solve problems in an organized manner, communicate effectively, and deliver superior customer service. The extensive hands-on exercises, role-playing, and real world situations provide ample practice for mastery. 5-week course Daily, Feb 28 April 1 10:15am 12:15pm 10 See page 4 Staff Daily, May 23 June 24 10:15am 12:15pm 10 See page 4 Staff Workplace Skills and Functional Academics CAREER CONNECTIONS Learn self-assessment skills, how to write a résumé and cover letter, how to successfully interview, how to search for a job, and how to create a portfolio. This class will prepare you for today s competitive job market. 5-week course Daily, Feb 28 April 1 10:15am 12:15pm 10 See page 4 Lawrence Daily, May 23 June 24 10:15am 12:15pm 10 See page 4 Lawrence See page 16 for registration form/information High School GED registration see page 10 5

6 C A R E E R T E C H N I C A L E D U C A T I O N Evening Business Business Training Center Evening Business Training Classes Call (925) , Ext. 227 for registration information For more information visit our website at: businesstrainingcenter.org Spring Quarter: February 28 May 14, 2011 (No classes April 4-8) Summer Quarter: May 23 July 30, 2011 (No classes May 27, May 30 and July 4) On the first night of class, anyone who does not attend or notify the school may be dropped to make room for others on a wait list. Buy textbooks online at textbookx.com, look for the Martinez Adult Education link and click on the evening tab. ABOUT THE EVENING BUSINESS PROGRAM Whether you are interested in progressing professionally or simply gaining new and valuable skills, the evening business department has a wide variety of offerings to suit your needs. You may want to take a single class or enroll in several classes in order to earn one of our program certificates. Questions? Please contact Lissa Miller at lmiller@martinez.k12.ca.us or (925) , ext EVENING PROGRAM CERTIFICATES Accounting Technician Hospital Ward Clerk Medical Assistant Front Office MEDICAL OFFICE Medical Billing & Coding Technician Microsoft Office Suite Office Assistant MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY (Instructor-directed) Learn the word roots, prefixes, and suffixes that make up medical terminology and their meanings. This course is perfect for students who want to learn medical terminology to pursue a career in the healthcare field. Books are required by the second meeting of class Tue & Wed, Mar 1 May 11 6:00 8:30pm 1 $168 Aiello, RNBC INTRODUCTION TO anatomy/physiology (Instructor-directed) This 10-week class is presented to assist you in learning about the anatomy and physiology of the human body. The class will focus on the human body as a living, functioning organism with emphasis on how tissues, organs, and body systems work together to carry out complex activities such as maintaining body temperature, regulating blood pressure, and responding to stress. Prerequisite: Medical Terminology. Books are required by the second meeting of class Tue & Wed, May 24 July 27 6:00 8:30pm 1 $168 Aiello, RNBC beginning medical coding (Instructor-directed) This course offers the most current rules and regulations required to be compliant when processing insurance claims. You will learn how to cross reference the ICD-9, CPT, and HCPCS code books. Learn about HIPAA, legal and medical ethics; understand V and E codes and modifiers to prepare you for work in this exciting and growing field. Textbook required by second class. Prerequisite: Medical Terminology Tue & Thu, Mar 1 May 12 6:00 8:00pm 9 $150 Renshaw, CPC Tue & Thu, May 24 July 28 6:00 8:00pm 9 $150 Renshaw, CPC INTERMEDIATE MEDICAL CODING (Self-paced class) Extensive hands-on experience of cross-referenceing ICD-9 and CPT coding books to acquire the skills necessary to land your dream job. Prerequisites: Medical Terminology and Beginning Medical Coding. 5-week course Tue & Thu, Mar 1 May 12 6:00 8:00pm 9 $150 Renshaw, CPC Tue or Thu, May 24 July 28 6:00 8:00pm 9 $75 Renshaw, CPC ADVANCED MEDICAL CODING (Self-paced class) An in-depth approach to record abstracting using your won ICD-9, CPC, and HCPCS books. Will advance your knowledge in preparing for the National Certification Test. Prerequisites: Completion of Intermediate Coding or one year coding experience. Textbook: Coding for Medical Necessity in the Physician s Office, by Deborah Farwell and Cecile Favreau, ISBN: Textbook necessary by second class meeting. 5-week course Tue & Thu, Mar 1 May 12 6:00 8:00pm 9 $150 Renshaw, CPC Tue or Thu, May 24 July 28 6:00 8:00pm 9 $75 Renshaw, CPC LOCAL CHAPTER OF AMERICAN ACADEMY OF PROFESSIONAL CODERS The Chapter meets every third Saturday on alternating months at 9:30am in Room 1. You do not have to be a member to attend. Nationally recognized certification exams offered regularly. For more information call (925) , Ext certified professional coder prep class (Instructor-Directed) This class is designed to help you with the skills needed to prepare for national certification testing. The objective is to provide you with the necessary material to help you prepare for successful certification. This course is user friendly and includes many practice quizzes to help you master the material. Prerequisite: Intermediate Coding or one year coding experience Wed, Mar 2 May 11 6:00 8:00pm 10 $75 Renshaw, CPC Wed, May 25 July 27 6:00 8:00pm 10 $75 Renshaw, CPC medical office skills (Self-paced class) Learn medical office skills for a variety of subjects. Choose one of the following: Medical Filing, Medical Transcription, or Medical Office Procedures. Check online at businesstrainingcenter.org for prerequisites. Prerequisite: Medical Terminology Tue & Thu, Mar 1 May 12 6:00 8:00pm 9 $150 Mollenbernd Tue or Thu, Mar 1 May 12 6:00 8:00pm 9 $75 Mollenbernd Tue & Thu, May 24 July 28 6:00 8:00pm 9 $150 Mollenbernd Tue or Thu, May 24 July 28 6:00 8:00pm 9 $75 Mollenbernd medical patient billing using medisoft Come learn, in a simulated job setting, a data-based program for computerized patient billing and record keeping that many medical offices use. Bring a flash drive. Prerequisite: Medical Terminology Tue & Thu, Mar 1 May 12 6:00 8:00pm 9 $150 Mollenbernd Tue or Thu, May 24 July 28 6:00 8:00pm 9 $75 Mollenbernd OFFICE SKILLS OFFICE SKILLS/WORD PROCESSING (Self-paced class) Learn office skills and word processing in a self-paced environment offering a variety of subjects. Choose one of the following: Keyboarding, Beginning Word, Intermediate Word, Advanced Word, Formatting with Word, Spelling, Business English, and Business Math Tue & Thu, Mar 1 May 12 6:00 8:00pm 9 $150 Mollenbernd Tue or Thu, Mar 1 May 12 6:00 8:00pm 9 $75 Mollenbernd Tue & Thu, May 24 July 28 6:00 8:00pm 9 $150 Mollenbernd Tue or Thu, May 24 July 28 6:00 8:00pm 9 $75 Mollenbernd MEDICAL OFFICE PROCEDURES (Self-paced class) *This class requires a minimum enrollment of three students Tue & Thu, Mar 1 May 12 6:00 8:00pm 9 $150 Mollenbernd Tue or Thu, Mar 1 May 12 6:00 8:00pm 9 $75 Mollenbernd Tue & Thu, May 24 July 28 6:00 8:00pm 9 $150 Mollenbernd Tue or Thu, May 24 July 28 6:00 8:00pm 9 $75 Mollenbernd COMPUTERS Information and INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTERS (Instructor-directed) This course will help improve your computer skills with lecture and hands-on activities. Learn about hardware, software, operating systems, and file management. Topics include: Browsing the Internet, using , introduction to word processing, and spreadsheets. No textbook required, but please bring a flash drive to first class meeting. Patient, supportive instruction combined with use of overhead projector for ease of understanding (Level 1) Thu, Mar 3 March 31 6:00 8:00pm 7 $38 Clark (Level 2) Thu, Apr 14 May 12 6:00 8:00pm 7 $38 Clark (Level 1) Thu, May 26 June 30 6:00 8:00pm 7 $38 Clark (Level 2) Thu, July 7 July 28 6:00 8:00pm 7 $38 Clark Information and BEGINNING MICROSOFT WORD 2007 (Instructor-directed) Beginning course covers: Application of Fonts; Selecting Text, Editing, Cut, Copy, Copy and Paste; Spell Checking; Saving; Printing; Using Bullets and Numbering; Formatting Documents (Margins, Line Spacing, etc.); and an Introduction to Mail Merge. No textbook required, but please bring a flash drive to first class meeting. Instructor is Microsoft Certified. Patient, supportive instruction combined with overhead projector for ease of understanding." Tue, Mar 1 Mar 29 6:00 8:00pm Tech 1 $38 Clark Tue, May 24 June 28 6:00 8:00pm Tech 1 $38 Clark Information and INTERMEDIATE MICROSOFT WORD 2007 (Instructor-directed) Bring yourself up-todate with the latest version of this powerful word processor! Course covers: Review of Beginning Features, Mail Merge, Tables, Newsletter, Styles, and Developing a Brochure using Text, ClipArt, and Photos. No textbook required, but please bring a flash drive to first class meeting. Instructor is Microsoft Certified. Patient, supportive instruction combined with overhead projector for ease of understanding." Tue, Apr 12 May 10 6:00 8:00pm Tech 1 $38 Clark Tue, July 5 July 26 6:00 8:00pm Tech 1 $38 Clark 6 Visit us on the Web at

7 C A R E E R T E C H N I C A L E D U C A T I O N Evening Business Information and ORGANIZING YOUR COMPUTER (Instructor-directed) Wondering where you put that file, photo, or on your computer? This class is designed to show you how to understand and organize your computer storage. Topics include organizing and management of desktop icons, software programs, files, folders, photos, s, Internet favorites, and the recycle bin. Includes practice backing up files. No textbook required, but please bring a flash drive to first class meeting. Instructor is Microsoft Certified. Patient, supportive instruction combined with overhead projector for ease of understanding." Prerequisite: Basic computer and typing skills (Level 1) Wed, Apr 13 May 11 6:00 8:00pm 17A $38 Clark (Level 2) Wed, May 25-June 29 6:00 8:00pm 17A $38 Clark Information and BEGINNING MICROSOFT EXCEL 2007 (Instructor-directed) This course covers the basics of Excel, an electronic spreadsheet program that makes working with numbers easy. Excel has powerful features that let you enter and edit text and numbers, perform a variety of calculations, produce charts, and make informed financial decisions, creating and editing a simple worksheet Wed, Mar 2 May 11 6:00 8:00pm 7 $75 Hart Information and INTERMEDIATE MICROSOFT EXCEL 2007 (Instructor-directed) Additional spreadsheet projects including templates, multiple worksheets, data tables, macros, web queries, scenario manager, pivot tables, database functions, creating a web page from worksheet data, and intergration projects using other applications. Prerequisite: Beginning Excel Wed, May 25-June 29 6:00 8:00pm 7 $50 Hart Information and MICROSOFT OFFICE 2007 (Self-paced class) Choose one of the following classes: Introduction to Computers, Windows, Beginning Excel, Intermediate Excel, Beginning Access, and PowerPoint. There will be an instructor to assist you as you make progress through the textbook. Students earn a certificate for every computer class that they complete Thu, Mar 3 May 12 6:00 8:00pm 9 $75 Staff Thu, May 26-July 28 6:00 8:00pm 9 $75 Staff Information and COMPUTER LAB (Self-paced class) Currently enrolled Business Training Center students who need additional time on the computer may sign up for this computer lab Tue & Thu, Mar 1 May 12 6:00 8:00pm 9 $25 Renshaw, CPC Tue & Thu, May 24 July 28 6:00 8:00pm 9 $25 Renshaw, CPC Workplace Skills and Functional Academics ONE-ON-ONE RÉSUMÉ REVIEW Dig out that dusty, old-fashioned résumé, and let our résumé expert help you create a stylish, contemporary document that will showcase your skills, education, and experience for today s highly selective employers. Your résumé will sparkle and attract the attention it deserves. Call , Ext. 220 to make an appointment. SECTION DAY/TIME FEE instructor By appointment $25 per half hour Mollenbernd ACCOUNTING ACCOUNTING I (Instructor-directed) In this course you will learn accounting principles, use journals and ledgers to record transactions into debits and credits, and prepare financial statements for service businesses organized as a proprietorship Wed, Mar 2-May 11 6:00 8:00pm 10 $75 Cook Wed, May 25-July 27 6:00 8:00pm 10 $75 Cook Accounting Services ACCOUNTING II/III (Self-paced) These two courses continue the study of accounting principles as applied to merchandising businesses organized as a corporation and accounting for adjustments and valuation in a business Wed, Mar 2-May 11 6:00 8:00pm 10 $75 Cook Wed, May 25-July 27 6:00 8:00pm 10 $75 Cook Accounting Services QUICKBOOKS PRO (Self-paced class) Use QuickBooks Pro for accounts receivable, payables, prepare reports, complete bank reconciliations, and close the accounting period for service and merchandising businesses. Sign up early, this class fills up quickly! Tue, Mar 1 May 10 6:00 8:30pm 10A $94 Cook Tue, May 24 July 26 6:00 8:30pm 10A $94 Cook SATURDAY WORKSHOP SERIES Learn the entire Microsoft Office Suite during our Saturday Workshop Series. Each session is $50 or register for all four for $149. Recommended prerequisites: A moderate understanding of basic file management skills in the Windows operating system: How to get around in your computer and change basic system settings Naming and saving a file to a specified location on your computer Creating folders to store and organize files Opening and closing program files MICROSOFT EXCEL (Instructor-directed) Learn effective skills and techniques for displaying and crunching numbers in the best selling spreadsheet software. You will enter, edit, and format data using formulas and functions and professionally display your results using impactful and stylish charts Sat, Mar 12 9:00am 1:00pm Tech 1 $50 Cook Sat, June 11 9:00am 1:00pm Tech 1 $50 Cook MICROSOFT WORD (Instructor-directed) Learn essential elements of the most widely used word processing software. You will create and edit standard documents such as letters, memos, reports, and flyers and become familiar with all of the tools and functions that will add a professional pizzazz to your documents and make you more productive in their development Sat, Mar 5 9:00am 1:00pm Tech 1 $50 Cook Sat, June 4 9:00am 1:00pm Tech 1 $50 Cook MICROSOFT ACCESS (Instructor-directed) Your data is important and requires the consistency and stability of Access. Learn how to work within an existing database and enter new information, use queries to effortlessly obtain summaries of your data, create forms and reports to easily enter and professionally display data, and develop your own custom database Sat, Mar 19 9:00am 1:00pm Tech 1 $50 Cook Sat, June 18 9:00am 1:00pm Tech 1 $50 Cook MICROSOFT POWERPOINT (Instructor-directed) Ever wanted a professional and exciting backdrop to your routine training or marketing meeting? PowerPoint will provide you with the tools you will need to effectively organize your presentation, add visual graphics to show rather than tell, and keep your audience riveted with animation and sound effects Sat, Mar 26 9:00am 1:00pm Tech 1 $50 Cook Sat, June 25 9:00am 1:00pm Tech 1 $50 Cook STRATEGIES FOR STUDENT SUCCESS (Instructor-directed) This class is designed for students who are returning to school after a prolonged absence or who would like to learn academic strategies that will make learning fun and effective. Topics covered include: time management, tips of textbook reading, note taking, how to make the most of your individual learning style, navigating the system, and working within a team. Hear from guest speakers and other students who have been there. Join us to overcome anxiety, build confidence, and learn to succeed! Sat, Feb 26 & Mar 5 9:00am 12:00pm 20 $70 Aiello MAE Career/Technical Education Instructional Staff Business Training Center Marilyn Aiello Medical Terminology, RN, California; BSN, Nursing Education; MA Ed, Holy Names University; Nursing Continuing Education/ American Nurses Credentialing Center Credential: Office and Health Occupations Bob Clark Computer Applications; BA English. Eau Claire State University, Wisconsin; Standard Secondary Credential English and Psychology, St. Mary s College, Moraga, CA; Designed Subjects Vocational Teaching Credential General Office and Clerical Occupations, California State Polytechnic University, Pomona, CA Robert Cook Computer Applications; Adult Designated Subjects Credential: Office Occupations, Business Management, Accounting, and Computer Applications Nancy Guevara Medical Terminology; AB-Physical Education, UC Berkeley; BS & Certificate-Physical Therapy, UC San Francisco; Designated Subjects Vocational Education Credential: Physical Therapy Occupations Cletia Hart Computer Applications; MA Organizational Management; University of Phoenix; BA Political Science; University of Colorado; Adult Designated Subjects Credential Sharon Henderson Computer Applications; Adult Designated Subjects Credential: Office Occupations Amrita Kalsi Office Skills; BA English, Economics, Political Science, Hindi, Univ. of Delhi, India; Adult Designated Subjects Credential: Office Occupations, Computer Applications Rob Lawrence Accounting, Customer Service; AA Graphic Arts, Fresno City College; Adult Designated Subjects Credential: Office Occupations Dee Mollenbernd Computer Applications; Adult Designated Subjects Credential: Office Occupations Sharon Renshaw Medical Billing, Office Occupations; Adult Designated Subjects Credential: Office and Health Occupations Optical Dispensing Suzanne Turcios-Tendick Optical Dispensing; BA-Speech Communications, SF State Univ.; Certified Optician; Adult Designated Subjects Credential: Health Occupations Technology Johnny Gallardo AutoCAD, Architectural Desktop Adult Designated Subjects Credential: Computer Applications, Marketing Ron Tomlinson PC Troubleshooting and Repair; Adult Designated Subjects Credential: Computer Programming, Computer Systems, and Computer Technology See page 16 for registration form/information High School GED registration see page 10 7

8 C A R E E R T E C H N I C A L E D U C A T I O N Technology CHECK OUT OUR TECHNOLOGY CLASSES PC Troubleshooting and Repair Learning Windows 7 Coffee Cup HTML Website Design Customized AutoCad and Revit classes available. PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT COURSES: Computer/Network Support Note: These classes are held evenings or Saturdays. Students must order their own textbooks. Classes not meeting the minimum enrollment 2 working days before the class starts will be canceled. Network Communications PC Troubleshooting and Repair, Level 1 (Instructor-directed) Learn introductory steps on how to build a PC from scratch, and how to diagnose, repair, and maintain PCs. You ll also learn how to load software and other relevant topics. No textbook required Thu, Jan 20-Mar 3 6:00pm-8:00pm Tech 3A $79 Tomlinson/Lopez Mon, Feb 28-Mar 28 3:30pm-5:30pm Tech 3A $79 Tomlinson Thu, Mar 17-Apr 21 6:00pm-8:00pm Tech 3A $79 Tomlinson/Lopez Mon, Apr 11-May 9 3:30pm-5:30pm Tech 3A $79 Tomlinson Thu, May 5-June 9 6:00pm-8:00pm Tech 3A $79 Tomlinson/Lopez Mon, May 23-June 20 3:30pm-5:30pm Tech 3A $79 Tomlinson Thu, June 23-July 21 6:00pm-8:00pm Tech 3A $79 Tomlinson/Lopez Mon, July 11-Aug 8 3:30pm-5:30pm Tech 3A $79 Tomlinson Network Communications PC Troubleshooting and Repair, Intermediate (Instructor-directed) Learn more advanced techniques on how to diagnose, repair, and maintain your PC. You ll also learn how to load software, how to deal with internet security, and other relevant topics. Prerequisite: PC Troubleshooting and Repair, Level 1. No textbook required Wed, Mar 2-Mar 30 1:00pm-3:00pm D $79 Tomlinson Wed, Mar 2-Mar 30 3:30pm-5:30pm D $79 Tomlinson Wed, Apr 13-May 11 1:00pm-3:00pm D $79 Tomlinson Wed, Apr 13-May 11 3:30pm-5:30pm D $79 Tomlinson Wed, June 1-June 29 1:00pm-3:00pm D $79 Tomlinson Wed, June 1-June 29 3:30pm-5:30pm D $79 Tomlinson Network Communications Learning Windows 7 (Instructor-directed) It's here to stay and something you should learn. The new operating system from Microsoft is easy to learn and understand. Be on your way to enjoying once again the power and security that you remember from the past. Easy online training combined with classroom instruction makes learning this new operating system a snap Mon, Feb 28-Mar 28 1:00pm-3:00pm Tech 3 $79 Tomlinson Mon, Apr 11-May 9 1:00pm-3:00pm Tech 3 $79 Tomlinson Mon, May 23-June 20 1:00pm-3:00pm Tech 3A $79 Tomlinson Mon, July 11-Aug 8 1:00pm-3:00pm Tech 3A $79 Tomlinson Network Communications HTML Website Design Coffee Cup Kompozer (Instructor-directed) Learn within hours how to read HTML script and how to make changes to websites within minutes. We will have hundreds of templates for each student to work with and for the first 9 students that sign-up for this class "Coffee Cup HTML" a $49.00 value in software will be included Tue, Mar 1-Mar 29 1:00pm-3:00pm Tech 3A $79 Tomlinson Tue, Mar 1-Mar 29 3:30pm-5:30pm Tech 3A $79 Tomlinson/Covey Tue, Apr 12-May 10 1:00pm-3:00pm Tech 3A $79 Tomlinson Tue, Apr 12-May 10 3:30pm-5:30pm Tech 3A $79 Tomlinson/Covey Tue, May 24-June 21 1:00pm-3:00pm Tech 3A $79 Tomlinson Tue, May 24-June 21 3:30pm-5:30pm Tech 3A $79 Tomlinson/Covey Tue, July 5-Aug 2 1:00pm-3:00pm Tech 3A $79 Tomlinson Tue, July 5-Aug 2 3:30pm-5:30pm Tech 3A $79 Tomlinson/Covey Digital Storytelling I want to be creative. Let people hear my voice. I want to enhance my classroom," Train me. Want to produce and direct your own movie? Use new and exciting technology to enhance your business or classroom teaching? Try Digital Storytelling. Digital Stories are short movie narratives. It is the practice of creating stories using computer based software tools to tell a story. In this course you will acquire the steps and principles to design digital stories. Learn to capture your audience s attention right away. Brainstorm a script, develop a storyboard, select your images and sound, and record your voice. You will have fun learning and sharing your Digital Stories! Fri, Mar 4-Mar 25 3:00pm-5:45pm Tech 3 $69 Amador Computer and Network Engineering Martinez Technology Education Center provides training for Autodesk CAD applications using Autodesk approved courseware. AUTOCAD DESIGNER/DRAFTER DAYTIME CERTIFICATE PROGRAM An intensive program for retraining that provides basic, intermediate, and advanced skills necessary for employment in the architectural, engineering, and construction industry as a computer-aided designer/ drafter. Classes are eligible for funding assistance through various sources. Open enrollment and custom training available to fit your schedule. inquiries to artcmae@ymail.com (write AutoCAD inquiry on the subject line) or call ext For student portfolio visit ARTCmae channel. Computer and Network Engineering AutoCAD 2011 Designer/Drafter Part 1 Intensive (2D) (Instructor-directed) Learn AutoCAD terminology, the ribbon interface, and the software s command structure. By the end of this section, you will be able to create and edit drawings efficiently. Prerequisite: Basic computer file management or instructor's recommendation. Textbook: AutoCAD and Its Applications 2011 Comprehensive, ISBN: Available from Goodheart-Willcox Publisher at Mon-Wed, Feb 28-Mar 16 8:00am-2:45 pm B $1575 Gallardo Sat, Mar 5-Mar 26 8:00am-3:30 pm B $1036 Gallardo Mon-Wed, May 23-June 8* 8:00am-2:45 pm B $1575 Gallardo *No class May 8, makeup on Thu, June Sat, May 7-June 11* 8:00am-3:30 pm B $1036 Gallardo *No class May 21 & 28 Computer and Network Engineering AutoCAD 2011 Designer/Drafter Part 2 Intensive (2D) (Instructor-directed) This intermediate level course incorporates the features, commands, and techniques for becoming more productive when creating, annotating, and printing 2D drawings. Prerequisites: AutoCAD 2011 Part 1 Intensive (2D). Textbook: AutoCAD and Its Applications 2011 Comprehensive, ISBN: Available from Goodheart-Willcox Publisher at Mon-Wed, Mar 21-Mar 30 8:00am-2:45 pm B $990 Gallardo Sat, Apr 2-Apr 23 8:00am-3:30 pm B $980 Gallardo Mon-Wed, June 13-June 22 8:00am-2:45 pm B $990 Gallardo Sat, June 18-July 9 8:00am-3:30 pm B $980 Gallardo Computer and Network Engineering AutoCAD 2011 Designer/Drafter Part 3 Intensive (3D) (Instructor-directed) This course provides foundations and practice on creating and modifying 3D models. 3D models help designers/drafters visualize and present ideas using CAD. Students explore techniques for creation of solid and surface models. Prerequisite: AutoCAD 2011 Designer/Drafter Parts 1 and 2 Intensive (2D) or equivalent, and instructor's recommendation. Textbook: AutoCAD and Its Applications 2011 Comprehensive, ISBN: Available from Goodheart-Willcox Publisher at Mon-Wed, Apr 11-Apr 20 8:00am-2:45pm B $930 Gallardo Thu, Mar 3-Mar 17 8:00am-1:00pm B $495 Gallardo Mon-Wed, June 27-July 6* 8:00am-2:45pm B $930 Gallardo *No class July 4, makeup on Fri, July Sat, July 16-July 30 8:00am-3:30pm B $565 Gallardo Thu, May 12-June 2* 8:00am-1:00pm B $495 Gallardo *No class May 19 Computer and Network Engineering AutoCAD 2010 Designer/Drafter Part 4 Intensive (Revit Architecture 2011 Fundamentals) (Instructor-directed) This course introduces students to Revit Architecture 2011 for architectural design conceptualization, visualization, and communication. Learn how to use Building Information Management (BIM) to manage drawings across disciplines for increased productivity. Prerequisite: AutoCAD 2011 Designer/Drafter Part 3 Intensive (3D) or equivalent, and instructor's recommendation. Textbook: Revit Architecture 2011 Fundamentals. Product code: AS-RA11FD-10-KT. Available from Ascent at www. ascented.com Mon-Wed, Apr 25-May 11 8:00am-2:45pm B $1395 Gallardo Mon-Wed, July 11-July 27 8:00am-2:45pm B $1395 Gallardo Computer and Network Engineering AutoCAD 2010 Designer/Drafter Part 5 Intensive (Revit Architecture 2011 BIM) (Instructor-directed) This course continues and builds upon concepts learned in Revit Fundamentals. Further studies of BIM Management and its applications covering templates, styles, sheets, schedules, custom family geometry will be explored. Prerequisites: AutoCAD 2011 Designer/Drafter Part 3 Intensive (3D) or concurrent enrollment Revit Fundamentals and instructor's recommendation. Textbook: Revit Architecture 2011 BIM Management. Product Code: AS-RA11BIM-20-KT. Available from Ascent at Thu, Mar 24-May 5 8:00am-1:00pm B $1085 Gallardo Thu, June 16-July 21 8:00am-1:00pm B $1085 Gallardo 8 Visit us on the Web at