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Complete College Catalog 2011-2012 - Rio Hondo College

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NCOA 014<br />

Tai Chi Chuan for Older Adults<br />

This course introduces older adults<br />

to a Chinese health exercise which is<br />

neither vigorous nor strenuous. It is<br />

suitable for older adults who want<br />

to exercise to gain or maintain good<br />

health. It will strengthen the muscles<br />

and organs, relax the mind and<br />

body, improve blood circulation, and<br />

increase memory and concentration.<br />

0 Unit<br />

1 to 24 Lecture hours<br />

NCOA 015<br />

Creative Writing for Older Adults<br />

This course is for older adults<br />

and teaches both beginning and<br />

experienced writers how to create and<br />

shape autobiographies, fiction, nonfiction<br />

and poetry into readable and<br />

publishable forms.<br />

0 Unit<br />

1 to 24 Lecture hours<br />

NESL 001<br />

English as a Second Language<br />

Entry level courses designed to<br />

provide instruction in basic skills<br />

in English and related subjects.<br />

Speaking, listening, reading, writing<br />

and comprehension skills included.<br />

0 Unit<br />

1 to 72 Lecture hours<br />

NESL 035<br />

ESL Multi-Level<br />

This course focuses on preparing<br />

students to use English to achieve<br />

tasks within a variety of real-life<br />

situations such as a doctor’s office<br />

or a department store. Students are<br />

instructed to be able to listen, speak,<br />

read, and write in English in contextspecific<br />

environments.<br />

0 Unit<br />

1 to 144 Lecture hours<br />

NESL 036<br />

Family Literacy<br />

This course focuses on engendering<br />

reading and literacy as a fundamental<br />

component of a healthy, wellfunctioning<br />

family. The familyoriented<br />

assignments promote the<br />

seamless integration of reading across<br />

school and home boundaries.<br />

0 Unit<br />

1 to 72 Lecture hours<br />

NHAN 001<br />

Art Workshop for the Handicapped<br />

Courses for cultural enrichment and<br />

awareness of many different forms<br />

of art. Emphasis is on therapeutic<br />

value.<br />

0 Unit<br />

1 to 18 Lecture hours<br />

1 to 18 Lab hours<br />

NHEC 002<br />

Soap Making as an Art and a<br />

Business<br />

This course is designed for anyone<br />

wanting to expand their creative<br />

skills for personal satisfaction or as a<br />

business. Students will create different<br />

kinds of soaps such as glycerin or<br />

coconut soap. The use of molds,<br />

layering of colors, and adding herbs<br />

and fragrances will be discussed.<br />

0 Unit<br />

1 to 54 Lecture hours<br />

NVOC 001<br />

Asbestos Abatement Workers<br />

Training Program<br />

This course is designed to train<br />

students in regonizing procedures<br />

dealing with removal and/or<br />

encapsulation of asbestos. Other<br />

topics include products and materials<br />

that may become a hazard, options for<br />

dealing with asbestos, and potential<br />

health effects on exposure.<br />

0 Unit<br />

18 Lab hours<br />

NVOC 004<br />

Audition Workshop<br />

This course prepares students to<br />

audition for theater productions.<br />

Demonstrations and workshop<br />

activities will guide the student in<br />

script reading, creating the role,<br />

and preparing for vocal and dance<br />

performances. Particular attention<br />

is given to being fully prepared to<br />

perform in the presence of casting<br />

personnel.<br />

0 Unit<br />

1 to 18 Lecture hours<br />

1 to 18 Lab hours<br />

NVOC 005<br />

Theatre Production Workshop<br />

This course will introduce students<br />

to all aspects of preparing for and<br />

presenting a full theater production.<br />

Topics covered will include technical<br />

set-up of the stage, the dress rehearsal,<br />

pre-show preparation, techniques for<br />

striking the set and the special needs of<br />

a traveling show.<br />

0 Unit<br />

1 to 18 Lecture hours<br />

1 to 18 Lab hours<br />

NVOC 0011<br />

Acoustical<br />

This course is designed to introduce<br />

the learner to the standard methods<br />

of assemblies and codes required for<br />

acoustical ceiling construction. Upon<br />

completion of this course the learner<br />

will have a working knowledge of<br />

assembling standard grid for ceilings<br />

and soffits. Hand tools are mandatory.<br />

0 Unit<br />

18 Lecture hours<br />

NVOC 0012<br />

Drywall/Lath<br />

This course is designed to meet the<br />

needs of Indentured Apprentices<br />

with the State of California who are<br />

interested in the drywall/lath field<br />

within the carpentry industry. Course<br />

topics include: proper techniques,<br />

procedures and tools used in the<br />

drywall finishing trade, basic framing/<br />

material identification, basic lathing,<br />

framing of ceilings and soffits,<br />

blueprints, suspended ceilings, curves<br />

and arches, and light gage welding.<br />

Classroom instruction and practical<br />

hands-on finishing will be applied.<br />

Drywall hand tools are mandatory.<br />

0 Unit<br />

140 Lecture hours<br />

140 Lab hours<br />

NVOC 0013<br />

Class A Concrete<br />

This course is designed to meet the<br />

needs of Indentured Apprentices<br />

with the State of California who are<br />

interested in the concrete field within<br />

the carpentry industry. Modules cover<br />

the following topics: forming methods<br />

for flatwork, tilt-ups, wall forms,<br />

column forms, beams and decking<br />

forms, stairs and ramps, foundations,<br />

walls, windows, welding, and bridge<br />

construction.<br />

0 Unit<br />

20 Lecture hours<br />

20 Lab hours<br />

NVOC 0014<br />

Finish Carpentry<br />

This course is designed to meet the<br />

needs of Indentured Apprentices<br />

with the State of California who are<br />

interested in the finishing field within<br />

the carpentry industry. Modules<br />

cover the following topics: cabinet<br />

construction, cabinet installation,<br />

cabinet fasteners, show cases,<br />

commercial fixtures, cabinet finishing,<br />

partitions, fitting room structures,<br />

residential and commercial moldings,<br />

laminates, stair trims, doors, door<br />

frames, swinging door installation,<br />

security hardware, electronic doors<br />

and closers, and welding.<br />

0 Unit<br />

20 Lecture hours<br />

20 Lab hours<br />

NVOC 0015<br />

Floor Installation<br />

This course is designed to meet the<br />

needs of Indentured Apprentices<br />

with the State of California who are<br />

interested in the floor field within<br />

the carpentry industry. Modules<br />

cover the following topics: hand and<br />

power tools, jobsite preparation, and<br />

hardwood installation. Students will<br />

learn how to install, strip, and plank<br />

hardwood flooring in the most basic<br />

applications.<br />

0 Unit<br />

18 Lecture hours<br />

<strong>2011</strong>-<strong>2012</strong> <strong>Catalog</strong> <strong>Rio</strong> <strong>Hondo</strong> <strong>College</strong> / 257

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