THE VIEW â WINTER 2007 SCHEDULE - Olympic College

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CONTINUING EDUCATION CONTINUING EDUCATION CLASSES Time Days Location +Fee Instructor Cr Item Time Days Location +Fee Instructor Cr Item CNSMB 070 PRACTICAL BUSINESS WRITING This isn’t your high school English class! Discover practical skills and techniques you can apply immediately to make your writing more effective. Designed for busy people who want to improve their writing but do not need spelling and grammar basics. 5:30p- 8:30p W 1/25 Brem-HUM 106 $59 Sweley M 0972 Maura Hallam Sweley has been writing professionally for more than a dozen years and is the owner of Hallam Creative Services, a writing and editing firm with a focus on marketing, public relations, and training. COMPUTER I’VE TURNED THE COMPUTER ON-NOW WHAT? CNCMP 004 What does the mouse do? This class is an overview of the hardware and mouse basics. Appropriate for those wanting a more relaxed, more personal approach to learning. Prerequisite: For those looking for a relaxed approach to learning or aged 50+. 1:00p- 4:00p F 1/5 Poul-OCP 108 $35 TBA 8950 CNCMP 005 WINDOWS FOR ABSOLUTE BEGINNERS You’ve mastered the basics of using your computer’s hardware! Now, learn how to open and close programs, print, save to a floppy disk or CD, and save documents onto a CD. Make your computer work for you! Prerequisite: CNCMP 004 or basic computer skills. For those looking for a relaxed approach to learning or aged 50+. 1:00p- 4:00p F 1/12 Poul-OCP 108 $35 TBA 8951 CNCMP 006 WINDOWS XP, INTRO Students will create a document, organize files, work with Windows Messenger, create an efficient work environment, work with media, clean up their system, and find information on the Internet. 8:00a- 4:30p Sa 1/6 Poul-OCP 108 $105 Walter J 8952 CNCMP 008 WORKING WITH DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHS Get those pictures out of the digital camera! Bring a digital camera, cables, software or prints to scan in this fun and exciting class. Learn how to transfer pictures to your computer, save on a CD and e-mail them. Prerequisite: For those looking for a relaxed approach to learning or aged 50+. Class will not explore taking photos. 1:00p- 4:00p F 2/16 Poul-OCP 108 $35 TBA 8953 CNCMP 010 HOME COMPUTER SECURITY FOR AGES 50+ Keep those pesky computer viruses and hackers away! Protect your home computer from the different types of threats that exist. (Cookies, Spyware, Viruses, etc.) and learn about some of the software that is available, both free and off-theshelf. Prerequisite: CNCMP 004 or basic computer knowledge and skills. 1:00p- 4:00p F 3/2 Poul-OCP 108 $35 TBA 8954 CNCMP 014 DID YOU GET MY MESSAGE? BASIC E-MAIL Connect with your family and friends anywhere in the world from your home computer using E-mail! Send/receive messages and pictures, create an electronic address book and calendar, and avoid junk mail! Prerequisite: Basic computer knowledge and skills. For those looking for a relaxed approach to learning or aged 50+. 1:00p- 4:00p F 2/9 Poul-OCP 108 $35 TBA 8955 CNCMP 016 WORD: LEVEL 1 Students enrolling in this course will learn the basics for creating and revising business documents using Word. Topics covered include creating a document, editing text, formatting text, adding tables, using Word timesavers, and displaying and printing options. 8:00a- 4:30p Sa 1/27 Poul-OCP 107 $105 Walter J 8956 CNCMP 017 WORD: LEVEL 2 Using MS Word the students will customize tables. There will be introduction to styles, graph creation, using autotext, templates, macros, Newsletter columns, and more. Prerequisite: Basic keyboarding and Windows skills. Word: Level 1. 8:00a- 4:30p Sa 2/24 Poul-OCP 107 $105 Walter J 8957 CNCMP 022 INTRO/WORD FOR AGES 50+ An introduction to MS Word designed specifically for those age fifty and up. The students will learn how to use this word processing program for simple documents, such as editing, formatting, tabs, saving files, retrieving files, tables and more! Prerequisite: Must be 50 years of age or older. 1:00p- 4:00p F 1/19 Poul-OCP 108 $35 TBA 8958 CNCMP 024 INTERMEDIATE WORD FOR AGES 50+ Create personal stationery, a holiday-themed letter and other personal documents by inserting pictures, experimenting with fonts and colors, WordArt, and more! Prerequisite: CNCMP 022. For those looking for a relaxed approach to learning or are 50 years or older. 1:00p- 4:00p F 1/26 Poul-OCP 108 $35 TBA 8959 CNCMP 029 OUTLOOK: LEVEL 1 This course is for beginning users of Outlook who want to learn to use the application to open, reply, and print messages; compose, format, and forward messages; manage mail; schedule appointments and meetings; manage contacts, tasks and use notes. Prerequisite: Familiarity with Windows. 8:00a- 4:30p Sa 1/20 Poul-OCP 107 $105 Pummell L 8960 CNCMP 031 EXCEL: WORKSHEETS Using MS Excel students will learn the basics of this spreadsheet program. Students will enter data and navigate in a worksheet, work with ranges, movement techniques, copying, moving data, modifying worksheets, chart creation and more. Prerequisite: Basic keyboarding and Windows skills. 8:00a- 4:30p Sa 1/6 Poul-OCP 107 $105 Cain J C 8961 John Cain has 10 years of experience teaching Microsoft Windows and Office applications in addition to 15 plus years of using Microsoft Word and Excel software in the workplace. CNCMP 032 EXCEL: INTERMEDIATE Using MS Excel students will learn charting and organizing data, create and modify chart sheets, modify embedded chart, format and autoformat, work with graphic objects, sorting data, filtering and more. Prerequisite: Basic keyboarding and Windows skills. Excel: Worksheets. 8:00a- 4:30p Sa 3/10 Poul-OCP 107 $105 Cain J C 8962 CNCMP 046 ACCESS: LEVEL 1 Introduction to databases: Tables, modifying a table, managing records in tables, select queries, calculations in queries, creating and using forms and reports, creating database and copying. Prerequisite: Basic keyboarding and Windows skills. 8:00a- 4:30p Sa 3/3 Poul-OCP 108 $105 Dalton D 8963 CNCMP 047 ACCESS: LEVEL 2 Students will learn how to enhance database designs by using the principles of data normalization, table relationships, and referential integrity; by querying multiple tables for data used in customized forms, reports, and subreports; and by creating data access pages. Prerequisite: Microsoft Windows proficiency required. 8:00a- 4:30p Sa 3/10 Poul-OCP 110 $105 Dalton D 8964 66 | WINTER 2007 THE VIEW CLASS SCHEDULE Continuing Education Zero-Credit Classes - Kitsap: 360.394.2702 - Mason: 360.432.5400
CONTINUING EDUCATION CLASSES Time Days Location +Fee Instructor Cr Item Time Days Location +Fee Instructor Cr Item CNCMP 055 INTRO TO MS PUBLISHER Make your marketing and informational materials eye-catching! Create professional brochures, newsletters, stationery, and fliers for your business, nonprofit organization, school, or home with MS Publisher. 8:00a- 4:30p Sa 2/24 Poul-OCP 108 $105 Dalton D 8965 CNCMP 058 TO GOOGLE OR NOT-EFFECTIVE WEB SEARCH Now that you know the basics of “surfing on” the Internet, let’s delve a little deeper! Discover how to find specific and accurate information using different search engines, and much more. Prerequisite: CNCMP 075. For those seeking a more relaxed approach to learning or aged 50+. 1:00p- 4:00p F 2/23 Poul-OCP 108 $35 TBA 8966 CNCMP 063 POWERPOINT: LEVEL 1 Learn how to use this presentation program. You will work with drawing tools, clip art, WordArt, organization charts, graphs, templates and PowerPoint wizard. Slide show capability also visited. 8:00a- 4:30p Sa 3/10 Poul-OCP 108 $105 Dalton D 8967 CNCMP 075 WORLD WIDE WHAT? Demystify the web using search tools, navigating web pages, and finding information on millions of subjects! Class will also cover the basics of different Internet Service Providers. Prerequisite: Basic keyboarding and Windows skills. For those seeking a relaxed approach to learning or aged 50+. 1:00p- 4:00p F 2/2 Poul-OCP 108 $35 TBA 8968 CNCMP 083 WEB PAGE DESIGN 1 Learn the basics of web page development and publishing aspects of HTML. Students gain hands-on experience creating HTML tags, tag attributes, character references and different types of hyperlinks. Construct your own web page and publish it on the web. Hands-on class for students, families & business. Prerequisite: Basic computer skills and Internet usage skills. 8:00a- 4:30p Sa 2/3 Poul-OCP 107 $125 Pummell L 8969 CNCMP 085 WEB PAGE DESIGN 2 Working with advanced features of HTML. Topics include tables, frames, animation, server functionality, documents that contain interactive JavaScripts and applets, and advanced site design techniques. Prerequisite: Windows 98, Web Page Design: Level 1. Students should also be familiar with using the Internet. 8:00a- 4:30p Sa 3/3 Poul-OCP 107 $125 Pummell L 8970 FINANCE INVESTING BASICS CNFIN 001 Investing in CDs, bonds, stocks, mutual funds and annuities are discussed. Gain knowledge on the advantages, disadvantages, expenses, risks and how each investment works. 6:00p- 8:00p W 1/10 Poul-OCP 219 $35 Andersen G 8980 CNFIN 014 INVESTING, BEYOND THE BASICS Become familiar with your investment choices, and what influences their value. Identify and minimize different types of risk. Learn rules for making good investment decisions. Understand factors and investing concepts that can help you achieve security. 6:00p- 8:00p W 2/7 Brem-ENG 115A $29 Sell A 9981 CNFIN 017 TAX SAVING INVESTMENT TIPS Investment and tax planning a year-round activity—no one likes sending a big check to Uncle Sam. Discover the seven steps to reduce taxes on all of your investments. Class covers tax-deferred accounts, tax-free money markets and municipal bonds, tax-efficient mutual bonds and unit investment trusts, and investment accounting tax-loss write-offs. 6:00p- 8:00p W 2/21 Poul-OCP 219 $35 Andersen G 8982 CNFIN 018 INTRO TO GRANT WRITING This course directs beginning grant writers in how to research, write, and submit an effective proposal for funding. A baseline process and structure will be provided for proposal writing. 9:00a- 3:00p Sa 1/6 Poul-OCP 110 $75 Horton L 8984 Lynn Horton has 15 years of grant writing and reviewing experience. She has also served two terms as Mayor of Bremerton. She brings real world experience from a grant writer’s and reviewer’s perspective. CNFIN 019 ADVANCED GRANT WRITING Classroom exercises on grant guidelines, reader/writer relationship, building grant teams and locating/researching prospects will be given. A proposal of 3-4 pages will be completed. Prerequisite: Introduction to Grant Writing or 1-2 years experience in the field. 9:00a-12:00p Sa Poul-OCP 109 $75 Horton L 8986 Meets 02/24/07 through 03/03/07. FLAGGING FLAGGING CERTIFICATION CNPRF 021 Learn what it takes to become a flagger. Objectives include maximum protection for employees and the public with minimum interference from vehicle/pedestrian traffic, proper use of traffic control devices, and other flagger duties. Certification test administered upon completion of class. (Students must be 18 years of age or older.) 9:00a- 3:30p Sa 1/20 Brem-BUS 105 $55 Miller R 9990 9:00a- 3:30p Th 2/22 Brem-ENG 115A $55 Wiley D 9991 9:00a- 3:30p Th 2/1 Poul-OCP 221 $55 Miller R 8991 9:00a- 3:30p Sa 3/10 Poul-OCP 221 $55 Wiley D 8990 • COMMUNITY ENRICHMENT - KITSAP COUNTY ARTS AND CRAFTS NEW! WATERCOLOR BASICS CEA&C 003 This class is fun and full of techniques to prepare you for future adventures with this multi-faceted media. Emphasis will be on design, value, color and individual creative expression. Prerequisite: Please call 360.394.2702 for a complete supplies list. Fee does not include cost of supplies. 6:00p- 9:00p MW Poul-ARR $89 Metteer E 8904 Meets 01/22/07 through 02/07/07. CEA&C 050 BASIC KNITTING This meditative and creative hobby has experienced a tremendous resurgence in popularity. Learn basic stitches, how to follow a pattern, and create a completed project. Instructor will have limited materials for use during the first class. Prerequisite: Materials list provided on first day. Materials costs vary depending on project selection. 6:00p- 7:30p W Poul-OCP 010 $49 Dalton D 8900 Meets 01/10/07 through 01/31/07. CONTINUING EDUCATION Continuing Education Zero-Credit Classes - Kitsap: 360.394.2702 - Mason: 360.432.5400 www.olympic.edu | Campus Switchboard: 360.792.6050 or 1.800.259.6718 | 67
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