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Access I   Students learn how to create and modify tables, forms and reports; create queries; use filters; and enhance reports.

Access II   Students learn how to create relational databases; work with related tables; use subforms; maintain data integrity; use advanced form, report and query features; and work with charts.

Administrative Office Skills   This program provides an excellent opportunity for those who wish to gain the skills necessary to seek employment in an office environment.  The class will include:  communication skills, telephone techniques, office equipment, proofreading skills, and an accounting simulation.

Advanced Basic First Aid   A more comprehensive First Aid course, this program will cover a broad range of topics including scene safety, patient assessment, basic life support and universal precautions.  More in-depth course information may be obtained through the Adult Education Division.

Advanced Blueprint Reading   For people with practical experience working with blueprints who wish to formalize and advance their knowledge of the industry language and symbols used today on industrial mechanical blueprints.

American Heart Association Adult CPR   This program is available to anyone who wishes to become certified in CPR training techniques.  This class will provide information about heart disease, risk factors, signals and actions for survival, prudent heart living, and heart and lung function.  This course will instruct learners in one-rescuer CPR, management of foreign-body airway obstruction, and the use of barrier devices for ventilation (if required).

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Basic Blueprint Reading   The No Sweat Blueprint Reading Training Program will give participants the training needed to read basic engineering drawings drawn to the ANSIY 14 Standard. (Material fee $30).

Basic Carpentry Techniques   Designed for the person with little or no knowledge of carpentry, this course will introduce the basic techniques of carpentry including measuring, layout, proper tool and material selection, and safety.  Basic framing techniques and other introductory processes in construction will also be covered.

Basic Commercial Building Maintenance   Learn basic troubleshooting and preventative maintenance in this course.  Topics include safe working conditions, selection and use of proper tools, cleaning, electrical, plumbing, and minor building repairs.

Basic First Aid   This course is useful for home and work and will cover the legal aspects of first aid, communicable diseases, ABC's of assessment, bleeding control, fracture management, eye injuries, care of burns, and medical emergencies.  Each student will receive a course packet of instructional material to keep for future reference.

Basic Home Repair   Having to pay someone to come into your home to fix or replace things can often be an expensive proposition, and often repairs may be made that do not require an expert.  This course shows you how to troubleshoot problems and fix many of them using common tools and techniques.  Both women and men are encouraged to take this course to learn home repair basics that will give them independence and save hard earned money.

Basic Introduction to Computers   Learn what computers can do for you.  This class is designed for those who have no prior computer experience.  It features hands-on and individual attention.

Basic Shop Math   Refresh forgotten math skills and develop new skills in the mathematical concepts needed to advance in the modern manufacturing environment. Subject matter will include a review of whole number operations and fractions and development of skills in basic algebra, geometry, and the use of formulas.

Beginning Computer/Keyboarding   If you still think of a mouse as a cheese-eating rodent and an "A drive" as something faster than "A walk," this class is for you.  We will refresh your keyboarding skills as you learn to maneuver around the computer and explore the Internet.  No previous keyboarding or computer experience is necessary.

Beginning Stained Glass   Now is the time to get started in the fastest growing craft in the nation. Students can learn the basic technique of the copper-foil method for making beautiful stained glass windows and lamps.  Students will complete a 9" x 12" panel, and if time allows, will construct a candle shelter.  Bring a fine tipped marker and scissors to the first class.

Bloodborne Pathogen   This course is a must for those whose occupations might expose them to blood or bodily fluids, including teachers, child care providers,  and health care workers.  Even manufacturing workers may be exposed to a co-worker's blood through a work-related injury.  This course will introduce you to the types of diseases that may be transmitted through exposure to blood and to universal precautions to prevent this transmission.  This course meets OSHA standards.

Business Writing   Learn how to set up and organize business letters, memos, reports, and other types of business correspondence.  Improve your proofreading skills, grammatical accuracy and writing style.

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Cake Decorating   A course for beginners with emphasis on design of cakes, icing, borders, flowers, and piping.  Learn helpful hints that make cake decoration fast and fun.  All supplies to be furnished by student.  A list will be available first night of class.

Cake Decorating, Special Techniques   This course is designed for the more advanced cake decorating student.  Creative techniques to make their cakes their own and use of special trims will be included.  Prior experience is necessary.  

Carpentry for Contractors   Upgrade your employees' or your own carpentry skills through this course.  Subject areas include:  Framing, roofing, interior and exterior finish, and special construction techniques.  Each subject lasts for two weeks.  Participants may sign up for the entire eight-week course or take any of the individual subject areas listed.

Carpentry Techniques   This course is geared toward the second-year carpentry apprentice or the construction worker who wishes to enhance basic skills.  Safety will be emphasized, including use of power tools, ladder and scaffold safety, and use of other safety equipment.  Other basic techniques will be taught including shortcuts and efficiency tips.

Computer Maintenance   Learn how to maintain, upgrade, and repair your home computer. In this class, you will learn how to install software and add upgrades including cards and modems. Normal software maintenance, simple repairs, and diagnostics are also covered.

Computer Peripherals   In this course you will learn how to use the latest computer add-ons such as digital cameras and scanners, learn to scan in, download from a camera, e-mail photos, and save e-mail photos.  Also learn the basics of Jpeg, TIF, and BMP.   

Computer Usage- Level 1  Learn what computers can do for you.  This class is for those with no prior computer experience.

Computer Usage- Level 2  You will learn the various functions of a computer and what they can do for you.  Topics include: intro to word processing and spreadsheet and data base usage.  Microsoft Office 2002 will be the software used.

Conversational Spanish - Basic   A basic introduction into the conversational aspect of Spanish is featured in this class. Special emphasis will be placed on listening and speaking skills, vocabulary, basic grammar, and idioms concerning time, greetings, weather, and numbers. (Textbook $14) 

Conversational Spanish - Intermediate   This class is a continuation of the Basic Spanish Class. It is designed to help strengthen conversational and grammar skills and increase Spanish vocabulary. Understanding of the Spanish culture will also be addressed.

Customer Service   Good customer service is the lifeblood of any organization, and a successful company must stay customer focused in order to compete in today's global economy.  This course offers front line employees and customer service representatives the opportunity to learn how to be successful on the job.  It encompasses what customer service is all about, who our customers really are, and how to communicate with customers.

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Design a Web Page   This course will unlock the potential of existing Internet resources and software that are already on your computer. No detailed knowledge of HTML (the language of the Internet) is necessary. Learn how to utilize materials accessed on the Internet, a basic word processor, and image editor to produce attention-getting Web sites. It is all there waiting for you to add your own message and creative touch. h your own personal style. 

Design Your Own Wedding Flowers   To give your special day that even more personal touch, design your own wedding bouquet and silk arrangements. For each class, you will need: wire cutters, scissors, knife, and floral tape. You will be working on your own projects. The instructor will help you determine your supply needs for your individual project. (Class size is limited to 12 students.) 

Desktop Publishing   Learn the "how to’s" of scanning, saving, and using a digital camera. Use your photos and incorporate them into a newsletter, an invitation, a calendar, a sign, business cards, labels, postcards, and letters. Students will work with foil on documents and special types of paper and will utilize software features for dressing up documents. Students need to bring a disk of photos to class.

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Electrical Motor Controls   This class covers the various methods of controlling electric motors including relays, push button pressure, sequence, multiple start-stop, reverse, and most other motor controls. Introduction to ladder logic is also included. (Textbook: $50). 

Ergonomics Training   This class was developed as an introduction to the ergonomics standards and is directed to top level management and safety personnel since this is where it all begins.  We will interpret the ergonomics standards and look at the planning required to put the standard into effect.  Establishing the standard will require planning and documentation prior to implementation.  

Excel I   Students create, modify, print, and format worksheets; work with basic formulas and functions; use multiple worksheets; enhance worksheets; use styles and auto formats; and work with charts.

Excel II   Students use names, work with advanced functions, work with advanced formatting features, locate and update data, use special format and print options, protect worksheet data, manipulate the screen display, share worksheet data, and use templates and macros.

Excel III   This course covers Database Management and Analysis.  Students create and sort databases; use database functions, filters, and queries; create and modify pivot tables; audit worksheets; and create scenarios and custom reports.

Excel Macros  This course introduces students to personal and workbook macros in Microsoft Excel.  Students will create and run macros, use Visual Basic and work with controls, toolbars, and menus.

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Floral Design   This is a design course that will allow you to work on your own projects in colors you choose. In  the first class you will learn the basic techniques of bow making.  Each class night will include demonstrations of all types of floral arrangements. Each week you will bring in projects you want to complete. For each class you will need: wire cutters, scissors, knife, and floral tape. (Class size is limited to 12.) 

Forklift Operation Safety Training   Learn the skills necessary to operate a forklift truck safely.  Students who successfully complete the class will receive an operator's safety card indicating the hours of training completed.  This course meets OSHA requirements.  Pre-registration is required.  On-site programs can be arranged for groups of twelve or more students.

FrontPage   This course allows students to build a Web site; work with tables, pictures, and hyperlinks; use dynamic HTML effects; and manage a FrontPage Web site.

Fundamentals of Industrial Electricity I   This course aids in understanding the non-mathematical approach to principles of electricity as well as electron theory, static electricity, electrons in motion and magnetism.  Learn methods of generating a voltage, measuring current, and voltage resistance.  Circuit components, conductors, insulators, resistors, capacitors and simple Ohm's Law calculations for DC and AC circuits will also be covered.  (Textbook $50)  

Fundamentals of Electricity II   A continuation of the first course, including more advanced applications in the understanding of industrial electricity an electronics.  (Textbook $50--also needed in Electricity I).

Garden Basket   Display your fresh cut summer flowers in a lovely garden basket you make yourself. Bring scissors, pencil, tape measure, towel, clip-type clothes pins, standard screw driver, and a small dishpan. (Supply fee payable to instructor first meeting.)  

Hand Woven Basketry   (Beginning and Intermediate)  Students will make beautiful hand woven baskets as they learn basic weaving skills.  Various weaving materials, handles, and color will be offered.  One to three, unique baskets will be made in each session.  Students should bring the following items to class:  shears, old towel, dishpan, standard screw driver, needle nose pliers, spring-type clothes pins, tape measure, pencil, razor knife. 

High Pressure Boiler Operation   This is a continuation of the Low Pressure Boiler Operation course for preparation of High Pressure  License.

HVAC/W Refrigeration I   Course content includes: The study of basic mechanical refrigeration cycle and component identification; soldering and brazing techniques, system evacuation, refrigerant charging and recovery, and system start up and checkout; and basic forced air duct design and proper installation practices. (Textbook $40)  

HVAC/W Refrigeration II   Trouble shooting residential and light commercial mechanical and electrical air conditioning systems is covered in this course as well as preventive maintenance practices and air source heat pumps. Prerequisites include a good understanding of air conditioning systems or completion of HVAC I. 

Industrial Math   This course will help refresh your forgotten math skills and help you develop new skills in the mathematical concepts needed to advance in the modern manufacturing environment.  Subject matter will include a review of whole number operations and fractions and development of skills in basic algebra, geometry, and the use of formulas.

Intermediate Computer Usage   If you operate a computer program at work or have recently purchased a home computer, this class is for you. You will learn the various functions of computers and what they can do. Topics include an introduction to word processing and database and spreadsheet usage. Microsoft Office 2000 will be the software used.

Introduction to AutoCad 14 (Computer Aided Drawing)   This course will cover various aspects of the AutoCad software.  The primary goal is to acquaint the student with the command structure of the software.  A background in drafting and/or CAD (previous releases of AutoCad) is a pre-requisite for this course.

Introduction to Microsoft Office    Learn how to prepare spreadsheets and graphs in Excel, word processing documents in Word, and simple presentations in PowerPoint. (Textbook $40)

ISO-9001 2000 Auditor Training   This course is a basic 10-hour program that stresses the same audit requirements as QS-9000 training, but uses the approach of the ISO-9001 standards as opposed to the AIAG manuals

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Job Survival Skills   This course is about keeping a job and getting ahead.  It covers workplace topics such as attitude, prioritizing, goals, problem solving, job responsibilities, job stress, and getting along with supervisors and co-workers.  Employers can expect to see more productive employees who achieve better results in more complex jobs.

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Keyboarding/ Typing  This introductory course will focus on typing techniques while students develop a typing speed up to 30 wpm with accuracy.

Landscaping:  Construction and Installation   Course participants will learn how to install plant material and construct hardscapes such as fences, walls, patios, and decks.

Landscaping Design for the Homeowner   Beautify and add value to your home as you learn basic landscaping techniques.  Discover varieties of plants and gather tips on selection of trees and plants as you learn how to maintain and manicure your lawn.  Topics include:  Design elements and principles, computer-aided design, drafting, identification and selection of plants, and care of plants (fertilizing, watering, and trimming).

Layout Techniques for Carpenters   This course is geared toward the second year carpentry apprenticeship or the construction worker who wishes to enhance basic skills.  Emphasis will be placed on learning standards used in construction for layout markings and symbols used in blueprints.  Tips to improve efficiency and accuracy will be shared.

Low Pressure Boiler Operation   This 36-hour class counts as 300 hours of practical experience towards certification in low pressure boiler operation. Topics covered will help students prepare for the certification exam and include safety, math, mechanics, quality control, metallurgy, technology, pumps, and controls. (Textbook and workbook, $63.) 

Machine Operations   For those interested in metal working as a hobby or who are ready to improve their job status, this class offers information on safety, measuring, set up, operation and other facets of machine operations.  Students may learn or improve skills as a lathe or Bridgeport Mill operator.  Course content may be adjusted to meet the needs of participants.  (Safety glasses are required and may be purchased through the adult education department.)  

Mail Merge   Students will create form letters, use the Mail Merge Wizard; create data sources, use Outlook contacts list as a data source; modify mail merge documents; format merged data; modify recipient information; use mail merge for envelopes, labels and other items; merge envelopes and labels.

Mosaic Bird House   Learn the "direct" mosaic technique, with bits of colorful glass and grout, in this class while you transform a bird house into a stunning item for your home or garden.  After completing this class, you can go to mosaic table tops, picture frames, bird baths, and other objects.  Supplies can be purchased the first night of class from the instructor.

Mosaic Crafts   If you are looking for a class that will show you how to make quick and easy projects for your patio and garden, this class is for you.  Choose from a birdhouse, picture frames, Venetian panel or cast a stepping stone.  This class is filled with great ideas that you can apply to flower pots, table tops, bird baths, and more!  Registration is limited to nine students.  A supply cost of $30 to $50 is payable to the instructor.  (Supply costs vary depending on project chosen.)

Mosaic Stained Glass   This class will show you how to make quick and easy holiday gifts.  Choose from a bird house, picture frame, or cast a stepping stone.  This class is filled with great ideas that you can apply to flower pots, table tops, and bird baths.  The first night is an orientation to supplies and techniques.  Class size is limited to nine.  (Supply cost is $20 to $50 depending on project.) 

Mosaic Stepping Stones   The hottest trend in crafts and gardening!  Students will create colorful stepping stones with stained glass and concrete which can be used as borders in gardens or patios or used to create a stunning path.  This project is so easy to make, yet it's durable enough to leave out year-round.  Bring a fine tipped marker and scissors to the first class, and those that have stained glass tools should bring pliers and cutters to the first class.  Tools and supplies may be purchased the first night of class from the instructor. 

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Office 2000 Integration and Web Features   This course examines the Office 2000 Suite.  Students explore common Office Integration features; examine specific integration and Web features for Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access, Outlook, FrontPage, and PhotoDraw; and examine Office 2000 collaboration features such as importing and exporting data to other applications.

Outlook 2000   This course presents the basic features of Outlook 2000.  Students work with address books, create contacts, use E-mail, manage calendar items, configure tasks, use the journal and notes, print Outlook data, and use Newsreader. 

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Pediatric Basic Life Support   An expert will teach you what to do when your child’s life is in danger until professional help arrives. Instruction will include infant and child CPR and motor vehicle safety, poisoning, playground, swimming, and electrical safety. (Textbook $6.50) 

Power Equipment Repair I   Learn basic small engine repair skills for personal or professional purposes. Course includes two and four cycle engines, rotary engines, fuel systems, carburetion, lubrication, tune-up, and engine performance. 

Power Equipment Repair II   This class will be a continuation of Power Equipment Repair I. It will include further work in the use of measurement and calibration equipment and will cover tear down and tune up of small power equipment engines. Students are encouraged to bring their own projects for class.

Power Point I   This course presents the basic concepts of PowerPoint 2000 and the steps needed to use the features correctly.  Students will create and edit presentations, draw and modify objects, and work with clip art and work art.

Power Point II   This class represents the advanced concepts of PowerPoint 2000.  Students will work with slide outlines, create charts and tables, add multimedia elements, and link slides.

Project   This course presents the basic features of project management such as building a simple project, developing a project plan, sharing data with other applications and using Internet features.

Publisher   This course covers creating a letterhead, flyer, and newsletter using Publisher 2000.  Also included are working with shapes, setting up a table, and creating a Web site.

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QS-9000 Auditor Training  This program covers the basic requirements for internal auditors in the QS 9000 environment.  Reasons and requirements of the in-house, review of audit procedures, exit interviews, and follow-up audits are the focus of this class.  The text will be the most recent editions of AIAG manuals:  Quality System Requirements-QS-9000 and Quality System Assessment-QSA.  The class is structured for 16 hours if participants are new to the audit process and the QS 9000 requirements.  Class time may be reduced if auditors are being retrained.

Quilt Block Design Using Half Square Triangles   Quilters will learn a quick and easy technique for making half square triangles (one of the most used quilting blocks) using purchased grid paper, or by drawing their own grid pattern.  The first night of class will teach the technique and the second night of class will introduce designing quilting projects using these blocks.  Supplies:  1/2 yard of two different cotton fabrics, 18" or longer clear plastic ruler, rotary cutter and mat, pencil, sewing machine and basic sewing supplies such as thread, pins, etc.

Quilting - Beginning "Double Irish Chain"   Discover the beautiful art of quilting. Designed for new and continuing students. In this class, you will cover all types of quilting, learning all the basic quilting techniques. A list of supplies will be provided at the first session. 

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Refrigerant Certification Test Preparation   This class is offered for those who want to take their Refrigerant Certification Test conducted through the ESCO Institute Program.  Approved by the Federal EPA, the test covers section 608 of the Federal Clean Air Act.  Students will prepare for the following certification types:  Type I- Small Appliance, Type II- High Pressure Systems, Type III- Low Pressure Systems, and Universal- Types I, II, and II.  Preparatory manuals are available at a cost of $15.

Refrigerant Certification Testing   Refrigerant certification is conducted through the ESCO Institute Program.  Approved by the Federal EPA, the test covers section 608 of the Federal Clean Air Act.  Students will prepare for the following certification types:  Type I- Small Appliance, Type II- High Pressure Systems, Type III- Low Pressure Systems, and Universal- Types I, II, and II.  Students will receive preparatory manuals prior to the test and will need a driver's license or photo ID to take the exam.  Technicians who have partial certification under another testing agency but wish to obtain additional certification must bring proof of the original certification.

Remodeling, Renovations, and Additions   This course is designed for the do-it-yourself handyman or novice carpenter.  Course topics include:  floor leveling, plaster patching, replacement windows, room additions, basic wiring, and drywall.  Suggestions for other topics will be taken.

Sign Language I   Through this course, participants will learn basic sign language communication skills including a wide array of vocabulary and American Sign Language grammar.  Students will gain an appreciation, respect, and understanding of the Deaf Culture as well.  Textbook, The Joy of Signing, is optional.

Sign Language II   Sign Language I must be taken prior to this course.  Participants will dig deeper into basic vocabulary, grammar, and the Deaf Culture.  Textbook, The Joy of Signing, is optional.

Sign Language III   Sign Language I and II must be taken to complete this course.  Participants continue with basic vocabulary, grammar, and understanding the Deaf Culture.  Textbook, The Joy of Signing, is optional.  

Small Engine Repair I   Don't be dependent on dealerships again for simple tune-ups on your power equipment.  Learn basic small engine repair skills for personal or professional purposes.  The course includes two- and four-cycle engines, rotary engines, fuel systems, carburetion, lubrication, tune-up, and engine performance.  Students are encouraged to bring their own lawnmowers, weed eaters, blowers, motorcycles, and generators to class to get them ready for next season.

Small Engine Repair II   This class will be a continuation of Power Equipment Repair I.  It will include further work in the use of measurement and calibration equipment, and will cover tear down and tune-up of small power equipment engines.  Students are encouraged to bring their own projects for the class.

Small Furniture Design   In this course, participants work with small furniture and items for interior and exterior use as they combine the functional with a touch of art!  They will learn to give new form and design to chairs, benches, chess tables and boards, coffee tables, flower rails, fences, birdhouses, and yard decoration.

Stained Glass Christmas Decoration   Learn to incorporate brass and copper into a three dimensional art glass project that looks so professional everyone on your holiday list will want one.  Using this exclusive solder molding technique you can create one in an evening.  Supply fee:  $25-$30.

Stained Glass I   Now is the time to get started in the fastest growing craft in the nation.  Learn the basic technique of the copper-foil method for making beautiful stained glass windows and lamps. In this five week course, you will learn to construct a stained glass candle cube.  An introduction to tools and glass in our first class will assist you in purchasing your supplies.  Tools and supplies are extra.  Approximate cost begins at $80.

Stained Glass II   In this course, you will cut pattern pieces, improve your cutting and soldering skills, and learn about different foils and patinas.  Students need to bring a pattern to the first class.  Make a copy of the pattern if possible.  No patterns over 24" or original designs.  Students will need basic stained glass experience and stained glass tools.

Stained Glass Bird House   Birdhouses are a popular decorating item right now, and in this new class you can learn a new method of crafting with stained glass while creating your own beautiful mosaic bluebird house. This class uses the direct method for stained glass, gluing glass directly to the surface of the project and then grouting. If you are a new stained glass student, you will need to purchase a cutter and breaker/grosier in addition to the birdhouse kit. (Cutter and grosier are available from the instructor for approximately $17. Complete birdhouse kits are available for approximately $43.)  

Stained Glass Garden Stakes   Create a beautiful 8" butterfly or dragonfly that will sparkle among your flowers sitting on a 36" rod.  Casting makes stained glass sturdy enough for outdoor use, and the Hanley method makes it easy.  This class is a must for any stained glass hobbyist that enjoys gardening.  Basic stained glass experience and tools are required.  

Stained Glass Panels   Students will take their stained glass skills to a higher level as they create a stained glass panel lamp.  You will learn how to select the proper pattern, size, glass and base for a panel lamp.  You'll learn how to assemble glass shapes, apply wire and more.  Basic foil experience and stained glass tools are required.  

Statistical Process Control   This course is a statistical training program designed to give participants a basic understanding of the fundamentals of SPC.  The class is designed for production workers who are involved in actual data collection and charting.

Statistical Process Control Overview   The very basic ideas of SPC are presented in a non-mathematical format.  Starting with a brief history of how it all got started through the ideas of charting data and why the control charts are important to operational day-to-day management of manufacturing or service.  Interpretation of charted data is stressed.

Three-D Carving/Sculpture   Three-D carving and sculpture creates an enigmatic assembly that suggests the interaction between rational thought and intuition--the way to bring art in life and vice-versa.  Participants will learn the technique of 3-D carving, and the rest of the adventure rests in the mind and soul of the participant and his love for art.

Train the Trainer   Learn how to present information to adult learners so they retain what is taught and are able to use it in practical ways. Learn the characteristics of the adult learner and techniques and creative training tips to keep interest levels high. This course is required for new instructors in the Adult Education Division of Four County Vocational School. 

Waste Management   Information on how to implement a source reduction and recycling program in business is provided in this course. Environmental and economic benefits of waste reduction and case studies of waste reduction and recycling programs developed in business and industry will also be covered.

Waste Reduction and Recycling for Business   This course identifies the importance and practicality of reducing waste in business and industry.  Detailed steps will explain how to organize and implement proven source reduction, reusing, and recycling activities.  Case histories and video tape programs will show real businesses making positive influences on the environment and on profits. 

Welding I   Students may learn or improve welding skills with this hands-on class.  Course topics may include safety, welding positions, selection of electrodes, rod manipulation, welding terms, blueprint symbols, oxy-acetylene welding and cutting, GTAW-TIG welding, GMAW-MIG, and brazing in all positions, set up, operations and manipulations.  (Textbook fee $40).

Welding II   A continuation of Welding I, this class also covers GTAW-TIG welding and brazing in all positions, setup, operations, and manipulations.  (Textbook fee $40- also used in Welding I). 

What You Need to Know About Heart Attacks and Strokes   Do you know the warning signs of a heart attack or stroke? You need to know what questions to ask -- your life may depend upon it. A heart attack or stroke can strike anyone, and when it does, there is no time to delay. You will learn the warning signs of heart attack and strokes, risk factors, ways to reduce your risk, and the benefits of prompt emergency care. 

Word I   This class presents the basic features of Word 2000.  Students create, edit, and save documents; manipulate and format text paragraphs; find and replace text; and use proofing tools.

Word II   This course presents the intermediate features of Word 2000.  Students use templates; create letters, envelopes, and labels; use styles, outlines, and headers and footers; create and use tables; format tables; use columns; and use graphic elements in documents.

Word III   This course presents the advanced features of Forms, Merges, and Macros.  Students are introduced to forms creation and manipulation, mail merge, and macro creation features of Word 2000.

Word IV   This class presents the advanced features of Working with Long Documents.  Students learn how to create master documents, footnotes, endnotes, bookmarks, cross-references, indexes, tables of figures, and tables of contents.

Word Macros   This course focuses on creating, revising, and running macros in Microsoft Word.  Students will use Visual Basic to write macros, create interactive macros, and create custom templates.

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